Arrow
"Arrow" was the first of the CW's superhero shows and it is almost right that it will be the first of them to shuffle off into the television graveyard. "Arrow" will be remembered as long as a DC superhero show airs on the CW since the shared universe was dubbed the Arrowverse. "Arrow" has had some ups and downs in the past few years. The last season was mainly a down. It ended with Emily Bett Rickards', Felicity, leaving the show and Ollie leaving Star City to fulfill the bargain he made with the Monitor. "Arrow"s final season will consist of 10 episodes less than half of what a usual season consists of. We know that one episode will be "Arrow's" contribution to the "Crisis on Infinite Earths" crossover and one will be a backdoor pilot for a spin-off called "Canaries" that will focus on Ollie and Felicity's grown daughter, Mia along with Black Canaries, Dinah Drake and Laurel Lance. I think ten episodes is just what "Arrow" needs to deliver a tight and compelling final season. Let's take a look at the premiere and see if I'm right.