AVClub: We’ve reached the point in Arrow’s run where my instinct is to call tonight a low-key episode, despite the fact that it, you know, resurrects the brother of one of the show’s main characters. (Let’s be honest: We reached that point a long, long time ago.) But having an episode that’s just here to take care of business is its own kind of relief, and “Brotherhood” is just so damn great at everything it sets out to do that it fast emerges as the best episode of this bounceback season. It’s an episode that puts the entire ensemble in positions to excel, and, after a couple weeks of crossover and spin-off stuff, it’s refreshing to have the show be able to focus on the ongoing stories of its core cast, give or take a bit of Ray Palmer angst. Throw in some innovative direction in the fight scenes, highlighted by a long take brawl between Thea and Andrew Diggle that includes an elevator ride, and you’ve got the makings of a seriously special episode of Arrow, and I suspect that’s because, not in spite of the fact that all “Brotherhood” is trying to be is the best possible episode of Arrow.
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