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Well, the Phantom Zone has been around for a while and I guess they had to deal with it one more time to get rid of it in a more permanent way. As for Oliver's dark side and having to deal with it in a deeper sense I've always felt they should do a spin off from this of the Justice League so they could form some of the other character in their own right. I think it might be fun to have that on TV instead of waiting for a movie to come out like the Avengers. Instead have a weekly series.
I have been supremely disappointed with this last season. All these episodes have felt like filler episodes, rather than something I can become emotionally invested in.
I think that is what they're doing because you really can't do a lot more if you just have to shut it all down in just a few stories. At the end, he'll be married, he'll fly, he'll probably wear the suit and probably be called Superman (which really wasn't suppose to happen at all).
I think they'll leave us hanging with Lex Luther back in play for the future maybe.