"Home Invasion" set up a lot of the interpersonal conflicts that will (hopefully) end up shaking up the status quo as Arrow enters its final three episodes. Read More... http://www.tv.com/news/arrow-home-invasion-review-stay-on-target-136684449261/

Our favorite green-clad superhero (unless you loved Ryan Reynolds in the Green Lantern movie that bombed) returns to the small screen tonight. Read More... http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2013/04/24/arrow-recap-deadshot-returns/?mod=WSJBlog

The Count is a villain that the writers are evidently quite fond of since he's still going after two episodes. The Count's first appearance led to Thea's car accident and subsequent community servi... http://www.starpulse.com/news/Christopher_Monigle/2013 more

What happens when the enemy can't be taken out by an arrow? What happens when the enemy is a substance that turns good people into monsters? What's a vigilante to do?  Arrow opens on a busy night at the club and lots of beautiful people rubbing more

Oliver takes on Vertigo (again!), while Tommy calls it quits. Read More... http://tvrecaps.ew.com/recap/arrow-season-1-episode-19/

I admit I was a bit underwhelmed with " Unfinished Business " as it unfolded. Most likely because it held a lot of, well, unfinished business. Water over which we've already rowed. We knew the stories, aired the differences and fought the fights. Until I more

This week, several folks struggled to prove they've changed as Vertigo returned to the streets of Starling City. Read More... http://www.tv.com/news/arrow-unfinished-business-review-character-turns-ahead-136495312149/

The designer drug Vertigo is back on "Arrow" tonight. That probably means bad guy, The Count (played by "Fringe" star Seth Gabel) will be back too! The designer drug Vertigo is back on "Arrow" tonight. That probably means bad guy, The Count (played by more