Screenrant
If ‘Unchained’ succeeds at anything, it’s in demonstrating just how many players there are milling around the zone of the television landscape that Arrow inhabits. And from the look of things, it’s pretty enormous. The episode features guest appearances from just the core Arrow storyline – not The Flash or Legends of Tomorrow – and it seemingly has more characters than you can shake a shared universe at. There are so many supporting roles on display here that the episode even has to make time for a hallucination within a hallucination, so that it can bring back Shado, as a means of underlining Oliver’s tendency to carry the weight of the world on his shoulders – not that ‘Unchained’ had any problem expressing that very notion several times over in far less subtle ways.
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