30 WTF Moments From Arrow's Season 4 Premiere

14. Wait A Minute! Was That…?!

Oliver Queen Arrow Season 4
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One of the biggest WTF moments of the episode – at least to eagle-eyed, long-term DC fans – was the tease of one Hal Jordan.

Whilst Ollie enjoys a beverage with Amanda Waller, the collective pants of the geek community tightened as an apparent pilot casually passed by the screen. And not just any pilot, for the name badge across his chest simply said 'Jordan'.

Hal Jordan appearing in Arrow has been teased many a time over the years by Stephen Amell, and this blink-and-you'll-miss-it inclusion will only serve to amp up the hopes of those looking to see Hal Jordan/Green Lantern in the show.

For now we've merely seen Coast City (Hal's home) and been teased by a name badge, but it's certainly better than nothing, even if it was possibly nothing more than a nice Easter egg for fans to pick up on.

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