'Arrow' Season 4 News: Team Arrow Set to Have New Addition, Cast Members Share Thoughts on 'Who's In The Grave'
The CW's hit crime drama series "Arrow" just started its fourth season run and in the new season's third episode, a new character, who is speculated to join Team Arrow or at least support its efforts, was introduced and a character who was killed previously has gotten a new lease on life. In related news, even cast members of the show are speculating on who is the character in the grave during a flash forward scene in the season premiere.
During episode 3, a new character named Curtis Holt is introduced and he is shown discovering more than what is supposed to know about Felicity Smoak and Team Arrow. He is a brilliant scientist who joined Palmer Tech and as shown in the episode, he is more than happy to find out about Felicity's work with the Green Arrow. According to a report in Hypable, Holt is the alter ego of another DC superhero, Mister Terrific. In "Arrow," Holt was seen working with T-spheres, which was Mister Terrific's tools in his superhero work.
A recap of episode 3 on Forbes also mentions the resurrection of Sara Lance, otherwise known as Black Canary in earlier seasons of the show. After her corpse is dipped into the Lazarus Pit, she emerges alive and kicking. As indicated in separate reports, Sara Lance will be joining another group of superheroes in "DC's Legends of Tomorrow" as the White Canary. But before that, her resurrected character will appear in "Arrow."
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In another report in TV Line, cast members cannot resist joining in the speculation game as which character is going to be killed off, as shown in the flash forward grave scene. Most of the cast believe that anybody can be axed, even regular characters. In the report, Stephen Amell acknowledged this by saying, "You can kill off anyone. Modern television has proven to us that you can literally kill off anyone."
Two of the characters mentioned in the report were the Green Arrow's love interest, Felicity Smoak (Emily Bett Rickards) and Captain Quentin Lance (Paul Blackthorne).
