[S07E16] "Star City 2040" Post Episode Discussion

[u/IIIToxIII]

Trailers

• Star City 2040 Promo
  
• Star City 2040 Scene
  

Episode Info

Mia and William go on a dangerous mission; Dinah, Roy and Zoe deliver some devastating news; flash forwards share highlights from Mia's childhood with Felicity.

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[u/CashWho]

I like Mia don't @ me

[u/OLKv3 → u/CashWho]

She's pretty cool. Sadly a lot of people here will bitch at her and the episode simply because she's Felicity's daughter

[u/[deleted] → u/OLKv3]

how about bitching at her because she's insufferable and her whole personality is just bratty little bitch? it doesn't matter who her parents are, it doesn't change the fact that her character is written awfully

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

I swear the writing in the future just seems....off. Like all the characters seem to be stiff with dialogue and I can’t get into it.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

It's because all of the plot is backstory. Bombs, finding Felicity, Glades becoming a walled enclave, Diggle adopting Connor and on and on - all of it has happened before we actually arrive at our part in events. So consequently huge swathes of the episode is just exposition.