DC's Legends Of Tomorrow: 18 WTF Moments From 'Star City 2046'
13. Oliver Queen Is Dead
Nooooooo! Not Oliver Queen, not the Green Arrow, not the Emerald Archer, not the Master Bowman, not not you get the idea. With a trip to future Star City getting viewers all sorts of excited about catching up with a future Ollie, it was a big WTF shock to see that Oliver has been a long-time dead, not seen since Deathstroke and his cronies took over the streets of the former Starling City 15 years ago. So, lets all take a moment of silence to think back on the life and times of Oliver Queen. May he rest in peace as we have to come to terms with never, ever seeing him again. Hes dead. Totally, totally dead. Honest.
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