Arrow Season 2, Episode 7 Review – “State v. Queen”
The Count returns, and helps highlight some of season two’s improvements.

The Count returns, and helps highlight some of season two’s improvements.
“Keep Your Enemies Closer” is a fun, if slightly padded, detour into Diggle’s world.
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.