The penultimate hour, “Green Arrow and the Canaries,” introduced the conceit for the potential female-led spinoff toplined by Kat McNamara (Oliver’s time-traveling, crime-fighting daughter Mia), Katie Cassidy and Juliana Harkavy (both different versions of the DC hero Black Canary). In the ante-pentultimate episode (and the Arrow installment of the mega-crossover Crisis on Infinite Earths), Oliver turned into all-knowing DC hero Spectre before sacrificing himself to save all of humanity, resurrecting some dearly departed loved ones in the process.

“Whether they were series regulars in season eight or they were series regulars in season one, we really wanted to give everyone a satisfying ending so that you could envision what their lives would be like after the show was over.”

We spent a lot of time in the room brainstorming endings for all our characters,” said Schwartz, who served as the showrunner. “It was really important to me and Marc to honor all of our characters in this. Proof: Oliver Queen himself (Stephen Amell) was killed off for good two episodes before the finale, yet the character managed to remain a larger-than-life presence throughout the show’s final hour.Įxecutive producers Marc Guggenheim and Beth Schwartz spoke with reporters following a screening of the series finale, which saw plenty of closure for most of Arrow‘s main characters, plus special visits from Oliver’s crime-fighting buddies Barry Allen/the Flash (Grant Gustin) and Kara Danvers/Supergirl (Melissa Benoist) as the Arrow gang said goodbye to their No.

'Arrow' Boss on the DC Universe's 'Earth'-Shattering DeathĪnd while the namesake drama came to a close Tuesday night, the world of Arrow will live on.

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