[Chasity05]

Season 4 Episodes

4x02: The Candidate
Airdate:October 14, 2015
Description: ARROW
“The Candidate” — (8:00-9:00 p.m. ET) (TV-14, LV) (HDTV)

JERI RYAN GUEST STARS; INTRODUCING ECHO KELLUM — When an old family friend, Jessica Danforth (guest star Jeri Ryan), tells Oliver (Stephen Amell) and Thea (Willa Holland) that she is going to run for mayor, both Queens are concerned considering the last three mayors have been murdered. Despite their protests, Jessica makes her announcement so the Green Arrow and Speedy vow to protect her. Meanwhile, Thea begins to exhibit effects from the Lazarus Pit. In addition, Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) is faced with a tough business decision and looks to one of her employees, Curtis Holt (guest star Echo Kellum), for help. John Behring directed the episode written by Marc Guggenheim & Keto Shimizu (#402). Original airdate 10/14/2015.

Spoilers: The love fern returns Canadian promo:OLICITY4EVER (Arrow S04E02 “The Candidate” Canadian Promo) Elysia Rotaru debuts as Oliver's flashback love interest.

4x02 NZ promo:

4x03: Restoration
Airdate:October 21, 2015
Description:ARROW
“Restoration” — (8:00-9:00 p.m. ET) (TV-14, LV) (HDTV)

LAUREL TAKES HER SISTER TO NANDA PARBAT — The growing tension between Oliver (Stephen Amell) and Diggle (David Ramsey) puts both their lives at risk when they go after Damien Darhk (guest star Neal McDonough) and a H.I.V.E. deployed meta-human. Meanwhile, Laurel (Katie Cassidy) talks Thea (Willa Holland) into returning to Nanda Parbat to ask her father (John Barrowman) to put Sara (guest star Caity Lotz) into the Lazarus Pit. However, Laurel is surprised when Nyssa (guest star Katrina Law) refuses to do it. Wendey Stanzler directed the episode written by Wendy Mericle & Speed Weed (#403). Original airdate 10/21/2015.
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4x04: Beyond Redemption
Airdate:October 28, 2015
Description:LAUREL DEALS WITH THE AFTERMATH OF NANDA PARBAT — Laurel (Katie Cassidy) must deal with the repercussions of taking Sara (guest star Caity Lotz) to Nanda Parbat. Meanwhile, Oliver (Stephen Amell) asks Captain Lance (Paul Blackthorne) for a favor and while he’s not surprised at the response, he is surprised at what he finds out next. Lexi Alexander directed the episode written by Beth Schwartz & Ben Sokolowski (#404). Original airdate 10/28/2015.
Spoilers: New lair debuts

4x05: Haunted
Airdate:November 4, 2015
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Spoilers:Matt Ryan guests as Constantine

4x06: Lost Souls
Airdate:November 11, 2015
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Spoilers:Charlotte Ross guests as Donna Smoak

4x07: Brotherhood
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4x08:
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4x09:
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Spoilers: Charlotte Ross guest stars as Donna Smoak

4x10:
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Spoilers: Charlotte Ross guest stars as Donna Smoak
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Arrow: Willa Holland, David Ramsey Season 4 Interview - Comic-Con 2015 - IGN Video
Season 4 EW Interview- 9/10/15
TVLine- 9/10/15
Yahoo Fall TV Preview

Season 4 Trailer #1

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Season 4 Sneak Peek



Season 4 guest stars:
Neal McDonough (as Damien Darhk)
Alexander Calvert (as Anarky)
Echo Kellum (as Mr. Terrific)
Jimmy Akingbola (as Baron Reiter)
Jeri Ryan (as Jessica Danforth)
Parker Young (as Alex Davis)
Elysia Rotaru (as a love interest for Oliver in the flashbacks)
Rutina Wesley(as Liza Warner-Lady Cop)
Matt Ryan(as Constantine)
JR Bourne(as Villain, Double Down)
Charlotte Ross(as Donna Smoak)

[oxalys]

tftnt

and thanks for killing me with the new sneak peek Chasity

[Chasity05]

YW.

That sneak peek was awesome. Only 2 days until the new season.

Do you have any ideas for a title?

[PunksWorldWide]

Tftnt!

How about this for a title?

Felicity Smoak: CEO by day, Ninja Hacker Goddess by night.

Don't know if we've used ninja hacker goddess in a title yet??

[Chasity05]

I love that title, Maria.

[BlueDog9]

Tftnt

[Chasity05]

ET spoilers: Everything You Need to Know About 'Arrow' Season 4

Everything You Need to Know About 'Arrow' Season 4 by Philiana Ng 7:00 AM PDT, October 05, 2015 It’s almost here! Arrow returns with a vengeance for its fourth season, and things are about to get greener than ever. It’s been five months since Oliver (Stephen Amell) and Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) rode off into the sunset, saying goodbye to the crime-fighting life. But even in their new suburban norm (their biggest worry is what to cook for brunch the next day), their pasts manage to come back around in the unlikeliest moment. With the powerful Damien Darhk (Neal McDonough) stirring up trouble in the city they used to call home, will Oliver’s return to Team Arrow be the inspiration Star City needs? ETonline screened the premiere early, and we’re bringing you 12 of the biggest things you need to know for the new season. (Warning: You're heading into spoiler territory!) 1. Star City is in major trouble Things are even worse in Starling City (renamed in memory of Ray Palmer) ever since Oliver left town for greener pastures. Though Diggle (David Ramsey), Thea (Willa Holland) and Laurel (Katie Cassidy) are doing a pretty good job of keeping Star City safe-ish, they need Oliver’s expertise when “Ghosts” suddenly start to infiltrate the town. When Oliver reluctantly returns for what he thinks is a temporary visit (his first mission in months has him sporting a ski mask), it takes one person close to him to ultimately persuade him to stay for good. 2. Oliver and Felicity get serious, but someone’s keeping a secret The trailer gave a glimpse into the couple’s new norm in Suburbia USA, a.k.a. Ivy Town, and the first episode takes their relationship to a whole new level. Talk of marriage – the engagement ring in the soufflé?! – and even talk of kids – a funny moment with a married Ivy Town couple – show just how far their romance has gone. But, and it’s a big but, one of them is keeping a secret from the other (and we’re not talking about the ring, either) that prompts the two to have one of the most realistic arguments and moments in the pseudo-lair. More importantly, will Oliver pop the question? 3. Oliver and Diggle’s friendship is a work in progress Don’t expect Diggle to turn a blind eye to Oliver’s betrayal last season – it’ll be a while before they’ll be pals again. At one point, Oliver tries to smooth things over in the premiere, but Diggle has the harshest response – and he uses the word “dark.” Ouch. “It’s something we want to explore – seeing them at odds and really honoring what Oliver did at the end of season three, which was pretty egregious,” Arrow co-showrunner Wendy Mericle tells ETonline. “It’s going to take some time, but they will get back on the same track.” 4. Damien Darhk is the baddest villain of them all Team Arrow has gone up against formidable foes in the past, from Ra’s al Ghul to Deathstroke, but Damien Darhk (played brilliantly by McDonough) is one villain they’ve never encountered before. As Oliver and the gang will soon see, it’s impossible to beat him in typical Arrow fashion, with his mysterious magical powers and H.I.V.E. connection. “There’s a real glimmer in his eye whenever he puts the screws to someone,” Arrow co-showrunner Marc Guggenheim says. “Damien really could give a ******* whether you think he’s noble.… He’s really enjoying having no conscience – it’s very freeing for him.” 5. Team Arrow will be a democracy No more Oliver dictating tasks to his fellow crime-fighters, instead it’ll be a much more even playing field – which should lead to interesting strategy sessions this season. “It’s going to be more democratic for sure,” Mericle explains. “Oliver can’t walk away and then come back and expect that Dig and Laurel and Thea have not found a new dynamic and a new way of working. It’s a very different way of doing the show and it puts Oliver in a different position vis-à-vis the team, which we found interesting.” Guggenheim adds that "the biggest fracture point on the team" will be Oliver and Digle. Oliver, for his part, will try to mentor the newest member of the club, Speedy, whose aggressive fighting tactics may be too close for comfort. 6. Oliver’s humor is back Remember season one Oliver Queen, with his offhand quips and deadpan delivery? He’s back in a big way this year, thanks in part to his new Green Arrow identity and his new lease on life. “It is deliberate,” Mericle says of the lightened tone. “He’s happier now. He’s in love with Felicity. He’s no longer the post-traumatic stress disorder-suffering soldier he was in the first three seasons. That’s really where it’s coming from.” In fact, a few LOL-worthy jokes are sprinkled throughout the premiere, including this one, which Oliver adoringly tells Felicity, “You have failed this omelet,” or when he points out the exact spot Ra’s stabbed Thea and jokes, “We could get a rug.” 7. Laurel’s family drama ramps up This will be a big year for the Black Canary, who, at the start of the season, embraces her vigilante identity and proves a capable member of the team, as well as mentor to Thea. But with her sister Sara’s impending resurrection via the Lazarus Pit -- the core focus of episode three, titled “Restoration” -- Laurel has a lot on her plate. To make matters worse, she may have to deal with another unforeseen betrayal from a family member. “The overarching theme of the season is about chosen family versus blood family,” Mericle teases, “and she’s really going to be dealing with Sara coming back but also with the family on the team.” 8. New blood will shake things up A slew of new faces are coming to Star City, and they’ll be sure to make things interesting. In the second episode, titled “The Candidate,” Jeri Ryan makes her debut as mayoral candidate Jessica Danforth, who is an old pal of Moira’s (R.I.P.). In the same hour, we’ll meet Curtis Holt, a.k.a. Mr. Terrific (Echo Kellum), a Palmer Tech employee whom Felicity befriends, a character the producers had nothing but praise for. “He’s somebody for Felicity to talk to and have scenes with,” Mericle says. “It’s very magical. They’re great together.” Plus, with Roy Harper “put to bed,” as Mericle puts it, Thea will be gaining a new love interest in political consultant Alex (Suburgatory’s Parker Young). 9. Ray Palmer’s presumed death will be addressed While Star City and Team Arrow believe Ray Palmer (Brandon Routh) died in the Palmer Technologies explosion, we know that’s not the case. On Arrow, his assumed passing will be dealt with – except it won’t be a focal point. “It’s acknowledged,” Guggenheim assures, “But it’s acknowledged in the way it would be. If Ray died yesterday, it would be acknowledged in a very different way than if he died five months ago.” 10. Malcolm is back to his evil ways as Ra’s Though Malcolm Merlyn (John Barrowman) is not in the premiere episode, Mericle assures “you’ll see him early.” His arc this season, she says, “is revolving around Thea and him trying to be a good father, while also being very evil” – which will have its complications. “He’s going to be different with Thea we hope and we would like him to find a way to be a father – he doesn’t know what that means as a character,” Mericle says. “That [said], we do want to restore him to more of the season one Malcolm, who is going around messing up Oliver’s plans.” With Malcolm taking the helm in Nanda Parbat as Ra’s al Ghul, expect Nyssa (Katrina Law) to return early in the season – and she’s still not happy about her new superior. “She’s definitely not going to be on board with Malcolm as Ra’s and we’re hoping to take that in a [fighting] direction,” Mericle hints. 11. Felicity's new life as CEO Felicity will be operating as CEO (in absentia) of Palmer Technologies, a powerful new role she's still not fully used to. Early in the premiere, she even jokes to Oliver while the couple is in bed, that she gift him his company back as an early Christmas present. Though The Flash hinted that Oliver would one day get his company back in a future headline announcing a Queen Consolidated/Wayne Enterprises merger, he won't be CEO for a while. "Not this season," Guggenheim reveals. 12. Constantine crossover will be everything fans want it to be John Constantine’s (Matt Ryan) upcoming visit in episode five, titled “Haunted,” is one to circle on the calendar. (Don’t worry Constantine fans, producers assure that the former show's original props and costumes were used.) “For us, when we finished watching the first cut of it, we were like, ‘You know what, this feels like a legitimate crossover,’” Guggenheim says. “It feels like we’ve crossed over with the other show and not just the other show crossing over with us.” Are you excited about the return of our favorite crime fighters? Tell us what you’re looking forward to by tweeting Philiana Ng at @insidethetube, and don’t forget the #ETnow hashtag! Come back to ETonline.com following the premiere for a special treat! Arrow returns Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on The CW.

ETA: Comic Preview- https://twitter.com/mguggenheim/stat...49238915223552

[Japril]

Tftnt. Thanks for posting I don't think the secret is a big deal

[backstreetboysfan]

TFTNT .

I hope the secret is a big deal.

[Chasity05]

I think the secret is just that she misses their night job and that she has been helping them while her and Oliver were away.

[PunksWorldWide]

Yeah I think from the spoilers we've got it's pretty clear that Felicity has been helping TA even while they've been away. That's going to be the secret I think. I just hope that Oliver doesn't get upset that she isn't content domesticity?

[backstreetboysfan]

Arrow ‏@CW_Arrow Her skills might be rusty, but there's no substitute for Felicity Smoak. #Arrow premieres Wednesday at 8/7c!

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[BlueDog9]

Thanks for the info.

I agree, I think the secret is nothing hugely bad. It's just she misses being a hero.

[backstreetboysfan]

What is Arrow‘s Diggle willing to do to find the truth about Andy’s death? Will flashbacks with Andy parallel his current life (as Oliver’s tend to)? –Ann First of all, the possibility of there being Diggle/Andy flashbacks this season is currently at “maybe,” executive producer Marc Guggenheim says, and there’s a reason for that. “In Season 1, we broke format and did a flashback from Moira’s perspective, in Episode 21. That worked out so well, we did more non-island flashbacks in Season 2,” he explains. “And that worked out so well, we thought, ‘Let’s do more in Season 3’ — but for my money, we ended up doing too many. Every time you did a non-island or non-Hong Kong Flashback, you stop that story so it prevents that story from gaining momentum.” As such, the first flashback to break away from format this season won’t happen until Episode 8.

Any scoop about Felicity’s father on Arrow? –Sara Like, whether we’ll learn any information about the elusive figure now that Donna Smoak’s visit has been extended? “We’re hoping,” executive producer Wendy Mericle responds. Adds EP Marc Guggenheim: “We’re always talking about it, but we have to find the right story and the right moment. We trust that it will come to us when it’s meant to come to us.” Maybe it’s a good thing the daddy issues haven’t come up yet, because funny Felicity is back “with a vengeance” in Season 4, Guggenheim reports. “[Emily Bett Rickards is] on the top of her game. She’s hysterical. We’re definitely writing jokes for her, but she’s also finding humor in lines that weren’t intentionally humorous.”

‘Arrow’ Season 4 Spoilers — Felicity’s Father, Diggle Flashbacks | TVLine

[BlueDog9]

I wanted John/Andy flashbacks.

That definitely makes it sound like DD is not her Dad. (Thankful for that.) But all this dragging out her family stuff when they've been dragging out Diggle's stuff since 1X04, makes me feel like all their talk about S4 being big for Diggle and Felicity and with family stuff, might just be talk. At least for the episodes we get to see before say February.