honestly, with the way the end of 5x06 was framed, with Reagan mysteriously disappearing and Aly refusing to join the others, I fully expected the next scene to be the two of them leaving together/hooking up. oh well. I guess one can dream
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honestly, with the way the end of 5x06 was framed, with Reagan mysteriously disappearing and Aly refusing to join the others, I fully expected the next scene to be the two of them leaving together/hooking up. oh well. I guess one can dream
GA in 5x06 Christmas Carol
Arrow Season 5 Episode 7 Trailer and Prometheus Rising Episode 6
Arrow Season 5 Episode 6 Prometheus Trailer Human Target and Talia Al Ghul
Arrow Stills | Episode 5x06 "So It Begins"
I'm pretty sure next week [5x06] we begin to explore, and possibly the following week [5x07], why Prometheus is doing what's he is doing....And to explore what he is doing what's he is doing we actually have to go back in our story"
Stephen Amell talks about Prometheus and upcoming flashbacks [Seat42F.com 11/02/2016]
Dolph brings so much presence. He really holds the screen incredibly well. It’s an enormous amount of fun to see him and Stephen [Amell] in scenes together. Kovar is very much a villain certainly in the Arrow vein, which is to say he’s pretty badass, he’s pretty evil, but he, of course, does not think of himself as such. He thinks of himself as doing the right thing, which, in that sense, makes him very similar to a lot of the villains that we’ve had in the past. What is interesting about Kovar is he has a mix of intelligence and physical presence that we haven’t necessarily seen. He’s physically bigger than a lot of our villains that we’ve had in the past.
Marc Guggenheim talks about Dolph Lundgren and his first appearance as Kovar in episode 506
Because of his strong performance during his first day on the job, they extended the actor’s involvement in the show past the originally planned three episodes.