Screenrant
Even though Star City continues to falter, businesses like Palmer Technologies are left with little recourse but to implement a redundancy plan, and the city can’t even find someone suicidal enough to run for mayor, Arrow manages to feel more buoyant than ever. Maybe that has something to with the way the story isn’t riding entirely on the darker side of Oliver’s emotional spectrum, or maybe it has something to do with the way Stephen Amell smiles his way through diffusing a bomb (with an aerosol, apparently), all while listening to Felicity ramble on about her and Diggle’s need for codenames. Then again, it probably has more to do with Oliver’s purchase of a “first day as a boss fern” and the sack lunch he prepared for his girlfriend.
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