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    Maurice MitchellBy Maurice MitchellSeptember 23, 2013Updated:July 12, 20235 Comments7 Mins Read
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    Arrow (2013) cast – Left-to-right – Thea Queen (Willa Holland), John Diggle (David Ramsey), Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell), Tommy Merlin (Colin Donnell), Laurel Lance (Katie Cassidy)

    If you’ve seen CWs new superhero show Arrow, then you’re eagerly awaiting the season 2 premiere. The show was hit-and-miss for me last season, but the first episode of Arrow, “City of Heroes” promises big things for this season.

    Arrow tells the story of Oliver Queen aka Green Arrow (Stephen Amell) a
    billionaire playboy who moonlights as a crime-fighting vigilante trying
    to amend for his father’s sins by cleaning up Starling City.

    Co-star Colton Haynes who plays Roy Harper (aka Red Arrow) told MTV, “A few of the most important DC characters are going to be coming to Arrow. And quite possibly working in a team together.”

    Executive producer Marc Guggenheim told TV Guide, “We made no secret of the fact that we subscribe to the Whedonesque
    model of having a big bad, and in Season 2, we’ll actually have two big
    bads. They’ll both be very recognizable names to fans of the comic
    book. We’re really excited about both of them.”

    Who these are is still a mystery, but he promises strong villains this year. “With
    Malcolm and the Dark Archer, we sort of had two big bads in one
    person,” he says. “In Season 2, we’re going to split them up
    essentially, and there will be a Malcolm-esque big bad and a Dark
    Archer-esque big bad.”

    I liked the idea of the “Dark Archer” but didn’t like that he turned
    out to be Malcolm Merlyn (John Barrowman) since they never clearly
    explained where he got the training to me.

    Here are some of the new additions to the cast this year.



    Barry Allen aka Flash (Grant Gustin)

    Grant Gustin will guest star in three episodes of Arrow
    this season. He’ll show up as plain, unpowered Barry Allen in episode 8
    and 9, but 20 will be an origin story that will serve as a backdoor
    pilot to a possible spin-off show.

    Here’s the official description:

    BARRY ALLEN is a Central City assistant
    police forensic investigator who arrives in Starling to look into a
    series of unexplained robberies that may have a connection to a tragedy
    in his past. A comic book fan boy, Barry is obsessed with the Arrow
    unaware that working with Oliver and Felicity to solve the crime has
    brought him right into the dangerous world of the vigilante.

    It’s hard to take him seriously as a forensic scientist, since he’s so
    young, but if we get another Flash TV show on the air it would be
    awesome.



    Isabel Rochev (Summer Glau)

    Summer Glau plays Isabel Rochev on Arrow, the “beautiful and dangerous Vice President of Aquisitions
    for Stellmoor International, a company looking to take over Queen
    Consolidated.” The name Isabel Rochev was seen briefly glimpsed on Robert
    Queen’s “list.”

    Summer is a fan-favorite actor since her days on Firefly and Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, so it’ll be exciting to see how she plays a villain.

    Amanda Waller (Cynthia Addai-Robinson)

    Cynthia Addai-Robinson plays Amanda Waller on Arrow and works for A.R.G.U.S. — Advanced Research Group United
    Support — “a clandestine agency that has a mysterious agenda and
    possesses key information about the Arrow.” In the comics, Waller runs
    the Suicide Squad which includes Deadshot and Bronze Tiger.

    In her early appearance in the comics she’s a very large woman with the nickname “The Wall,”
    but they’re going for another average size woman like they did on Smallville. In the comics they slimmed down her character considerably, so it’s fine. Hopefully she can pull off the role.

    Ben Turner aka Bronze Tiger (Michael Jai White)

    Michael Jai White is playing Bronze Tiger on Arrow this season and executive producer Marc Guggenheim calls him “a bada**.”

    “His performance, our kick-a** stunt department, our incredibly
    talented costumer designer, and our very gifted props master…they’ve
    all combined their A-games to create a really great representation of
    this DC Comics character.” Marc Guggenheim gushed “If you’re a fan of
    the character from the comics, you are going to really happy with his
    ‘Arrow’-fication.”

    Here’s the official description:

    Michael Jai White plays Ben Turner, a
    claw-wielding assassin better known as Bronze Tiger, who’s well known
    to DC Comics fans as a member of both the League of Assassins and the
    Suicide Squad. On Arrow, he’ll form an unholy alliance with
    fan-favorite villain China White (played by Kelly Hu), another
    well-established character in the DC Comics universe.

    It would be nice to get another strong black character on a superhero
    show, so I’m all for it. I’m glad they got rid the goofy tiger hat the
    comic character wears.

    Update: Sorry I left the uncensored quote before 

    Sebastian Blood (Kevin Alejandro)

    Kevin Alejandro will play Sebastian Blood on Arrow this season.

    Here’s the official description:

    Kevin Alejandro plays Sebastian Blood.
    Drawing inspiration from the iconic New Teen Titans nemesis Brother
    Blood, Sebastian is an alderman who rises to power in the wake of the
    earthquake that devastated Starling City in Arrow’s first-season
    finale. Blood’s “man-of-the-people” popularity instantly places him at
    odds with Oliver Queen, whose family he blames for the quake.

    Dinah Drake Lance aka Black Canary (Caity Lotz)

    The biggest surprise of the season is that the character of Black
    Canary is going to Caity Lotz instead of Dinah “Laurel” Lance (Katie
    Cassidy).

    Executive producer Andrew Kreisberg said, “The character [Lotz is]
    playing is really the beginning of the story of the Black Canary …
    Everyone knows that Laurel Lance is the Black Canary … But how we get
    from A to B is the story of our show … Laurel Lance right now is a
    lawyer with a lot of heart and a lot of humanity and courage. But it
    takes more than that to put on the mask and go out and fight crime. Our
    series is the evolution of that. People will see how Caity Lotz fits
    into Laurel’s journey along the way. For us, it’s very emotional and
    surprising and exciting. I would say to everybody, we haven’t let you
    down so far. Keep going on this ride with us.”

    Here’s the slightly spoilery official description of the season premiere episode along with a sample from GreenArrowTV of the promo pics:

    FROM VIGILANTE TO HERO — Diggle (David Ramsey) and
    Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) travel to Lian Yu in search of Oliver
    (Stephen Amell) who left Starling City after The Undertaking. Convinced
    to return home, Oliver finds that things are in worse shape than he
    thought – Isabel Rochev (guest star Summer Glau) is preparing a hostile
    takeover of Queen Consolidated, Thea (Willa Holland) refuses to visit
    Moira (Susanna Thompson) in jail, Roy (Colton Haynes) is trying to fill
    the void left by the Arrow’s absence, and Laurel (Katie Cassidy) is
    working with the District Attorney’s office to take down the vigilante.
    Meanwhile, flashbacks to the island show Slade (Manu Bennett), Shado
    (guest star Celina Jade) and Oliver in a desperate situation. John
    Behring directed the episode with story by Greg Berlanti and teleplay by
    Andrew Kreisberg & Marc Guggenheim (#201)

    Season 2 of Arrow premieres on Wednesday, October 9th at 8 p.m. ET/PT

    Are you looking forward to season 2 of Arrow? Which is your favorite superhero TV show? Does Arrow come close?

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    1. Alex J. Cavanaugh on September 23, 2013 1:30 pm

      Season two already? I need to catch up.

    2. Pat Dilloway on September 23, 2013 2:00 pm

      It's too bad they don't have this on Netflix so I could watch it.

    3. Maurice Mitchell on September 23, 2013 3:35 pm

      Time flies Alex. It's not on Netflix yet, but you can watch it on Cwtv.com or Hulu. I'd start with "Honor thy father" but they're all good.

    4. Maurice Mitchell on September 23, 2013 3:36 pm

      It's a shame it's not there Pat but you can watch some of them the web and Hulu. See below 🙂
      ——– Original message ——–

    5. John Garrett on September 28, 2013 4:35 pm

      I've been waiting too long for this! Arrow completely surprised me. I watched the pilot fully prepared to rip on it the entire time, then tell all my buddies how much it sucked.

      Well, it really grabbed me, and now I tell everyone how awesome it is. The villain appearances from last season were great, and now it looks like they're going to top themselves.

      I'm glad I gave this show a chance. I didn't think they could do it, but they proved me wrong!

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