Arrow Season 2, Episode 4 Review – “Crucible”
The Lance family finally gets interesting in “Crucible”.

The Lance family finally gets interesting in “Crucible”.
Arrow’s “Broken Dolls” shows how far the series has come since its shaky season one baddies-of-the-week
Arrow’s “Identity” is a fantastic, confident hour that finally gives the series a clear sense of purpose.
Arrow’s season two premiere delivers a smart, sharp reset.
Arrow closes its freshman season with “Sacrifice,” a focused, well-paced finale that still fumbles its big moment.
“Darkness on the Edge of Town” gives Arrow a palpable sense of momentum heading into the finale.
“The Undertaking” finally moves Arrow’s plot forward with real momentum, even if its romantic entanglements remain a weak point.
“Home Invasion” is one of Arrow’s most contrived episodes yet, though a few character beats manage to land amid the nonsense.
Arrow squanders yet another opportunity with a one-note villain in “Unfinished Business”.
Arrow refuswa to let its hero grapple with any real moral complexity in another underwhelming hour.