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Season 3, Episode 11 / CW I’ma keep it 1,000, this episode wasn’t easy to get through. Will made a predication that we would get an out of commission Ollie having Laurel take the forefront as the Black Canary. I was for that as I was hoping it would make more development for Laurel and progress her character. It sounded good in theory…as we see the execution happening tho? *Bill Lumburg voice* Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah. We open up this episode of Arrow … my bad, I mean Canary with Ollie realizing the show is about to get renamed Canary so he has got to put a move on things but his ass is going NOWHERE soon. Each time he moves it looks like he is thinking about passing a kidney stone or how Laurel bout to fuck up his ratings. Maseo told him he needs to get back to Star City asap cause them shits plummeting. Ollie: Laurel bout to mess up my ratings! MY RATINGS!! [divider type=”space_thin”] Meanwhile in Star City Laurel out in the means streets of Star City trying stop a meninist from attacking a woman in an alley with his reasons for being against feminism. Laurel steps in to save the day…. then proceeds to get stepped on. Sun, if this was the mean streets of Metro City in Final Fight then Laurel just got her ass whooped by punk #1 with the settings on “Now this is just too easy”. Luckily Roy was parkouring on patrol.
Roy takes Laurel back to the hideout to stitch her up and tell her she is in over her head. Her law degree ain’t enough to save her ass on these streets. Roy…
YOU’VE REACHED YOUR LIMIT
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