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{{Quote|The world is coming apart. Just like [[Star City]]. I mean, it is worse than it has ever been."<br>"That's because [[Damien Darhk|Darhk]]'s been spending the past year trying to kill it."<br>"Then why is he giving these people more hope than we ever could?|[[Oliver Queen]] and [[John Diggle]] on the goal of [[Genesis (event)|Genesis]]}}
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{{Dialogue|The [[Earth|world]] is coming apart, just like [[Star City]]. I mean, it is worse than it has ever been.|That's because [[Damien Darhk|Darhk]]'s been spending the past year trying to kill it."<br>"Then why is he giving these people more hope than we ever could?|[[Oliver Queen]] and [[John Diggle]] on the goal of [[Genesis (event)|Genesis]]}}
 
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|writer= [[Brian Ford Sullivan]]<br/>[[Oscar Balderrama]]
  
|writer= [[Brian Ford Sullivan]]<br/>[[Oscar Balderrama]]
 
|director= [[Glen Winter]]
  
|director= [[Glen Winter]]
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|guests=[[Neal McDonough]] as [[Damien Darhk]] ''(special appearance by)''<br/>[[Echo Kellum]] as [[Curtis Holt]]<br>[[Jimmy Akingbola]] as [[Baron Reiter]]<br>[[Alexander Calvert]] as [[Lonnie Machin]]<br>[[Tom Amandes]] as [[Noah Kuttler]]<br/>[[Janet Kidder]] as [[Ruvé Adams]]<br>[[Elysia Rotaru]] as [[Taiana Venediktov]]<br>[[Nolan Funk|Nolan Gerard Funk]] as [[Cooper Seldon]]<br>[[Charlotte Ross]] as [[Donna Smoak]]
  
 
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==Synopsis==
  
==Synopsis==
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Following the [[Genesis (event)|shocking events]] in the [[Monument Point|previous episode]], [[Oliver Queen|Oliver]] and [[John Diggle|Diggle]] race to rescue [[Thea Queen|Thea]], while [[Felicity Smoak|Felicity]], [[Curtis Holt|Curtis]] and [[Noah Kuttler|Noah]] join together to stop [[Damien Darhk|Darhk]].<ref>[http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/team-arrow-gets-a-surprising-new-member-in-lost-in-the-flood-synopsis ''Team "Arrow" Gains an Unlikely Ally in "Lost in the Flood" Synopsis'' - Comic Book Resources]</ref>
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{{Synopsis|Following the [[Genesis (event)|shocking events]] in the previous episode, [[Oliver Queen|Oliver]] and [[John Diggle|Diggle]] race to rescue [[Thea Queen|Thea]], while [[Felicity Smoak|Felicity]], [[Curtis Holt|Curtis]] and [[Noah Kuttler|Noah]] join together to stop [[Damien Darhk|Darhk]].|http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/team-arrow-gets-a-surprising-new-member-in-lost-in-the-flood-synopsis}}
   
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==Production==
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==Cast==
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===Main Cast===
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Preparation ran from March 18 until March 29, 2016, with a break on March 25, 2016 for [[Wikipedia:Good Friday|Good Friday]]. Shooting ran from March 30 until April 8, 2016.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mguggenheim/status/714835773548199936 Marc Guggenheim (@mguggenheim) - Twitter]</ref>
  
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*[[Stephen Amell]] as [[Oliver Queen|Oliver Queen/Green Arrow]]
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*{{F|Katie Cassidy|(credit only)}}
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*[[David Ramsey]] as [[John Diggle|John Diggle/Spartan]]
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*[[Willa Holland]] as [[Thea Queen]]
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*[[Emily Bett Rickards]] as [[Felicity Smoak]]
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*[[John Barrowman]] as [[Malcolm Merlyn]]
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*[[Paul Blackthorne]] as [[Quentin Lance]]
   
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===Special Appearance By===
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==Trivia==
  
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*[[Neal McDonough]] as [[Damien Darhk]]
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*[[Damien Darhk]] refers to the world going "[[Wikipedia:Dr. Strangelove|Dr. Strangelove]]", referencing the 1964 film which ends with the world entering a nuclear apocalypse.
  
   
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===Guest Starring===
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* [[Felicity Smoak|Felicity]] states to [[Curtis Holt|Curtis]] and [[Noah Kuttler|Noah]] that the world will have a "sequel to WarGames" if they don't hack [[Rubicon]] and stop [[Genesis (event)|Genesis]]. This is a reference to 1983 film ''[[Wikipedia:WarGames|WarGames]],'' where the young hacker David Lightman tries to stop supercomputer WOPR from launching nuclear missiles.
 
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*[[Echo Kellum]] as [[Curtis Holt]]
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** Curtis also mentions its 2008 sequel, ''[[Wikipedia:WarGames:The Dead Code|WarGames: The Dead Code]],'' which was released on DVD and, in contrast to original, was panned by critics.
  
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*[[Jimmy Akingbola]] as [[Baron Reiter]]
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*[[Alexander Calvert]] as [[Lonnie Machin]]
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*[[Tom Amandes]] as [[Noah Kuttler]]
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*[[Janet Kidder]] as [[Ruvé Adams]]
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*[[Elysia Rotaru]] as [[Taiana Venediktov]]
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*[[Nolan Funk|Nolan Gerard Funk]] as [[Cooper Seldon]]
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*[[Charlotte Ross]] as [[Donna Smoak]]
   
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===Co-Starring===
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* When [[Oliver Queen|Oliver]] and [[John Diggle|John]] enter [[Tevat Noah]], John compared it to Mount Weather, a governmental facility which was built by FEMA during the Cold War.
  
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*[[Keri Adams]] as [[Bethany Snow]]
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*Jesse Blue as Prisoner
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*[[Tuesday Hofmann]] as [[Nora Darhk]]
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*John Murphy as Husband
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*Alison Raine as Wife
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*Adrian Spencer as Ghost
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*Jara Zeimer as Daughter
   
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==Production==
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* During the hacking battle over [[Rubicon]], [[Cooper Seldon]] taunts Felicity that they are going to "once more unto the breach." This is from ''[[wikipedia:Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country|Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country]]'', which Curtis recognizes.
  
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Preparation ran from March 18 until March 29, 2016, with a break on March 25, 2016 for [[Wikipedia:Good Friday|Good Friday]]. Shooting ran from March 30 until April 8, 2016.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mguggenheim/status/714835773548199936 Marc Guggenheim (@mguggenheim) - Twitter]</ref>
   
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==Trivia==
 
*This episode follows the pattern of the penultimate episode of a season being named after a [[Wikipedia:Bruce Springsteen|Bruce Springsteen]] song, in this case after the 1973 song "[[Wikipedia:Lost in the Flood|Lost in the Flood]]".
  
*This episode follows the pattern of the penultimate episode of a season being named after a [[Wikipedia:Bruce Springsteen|Bruce Springsteen]] song, in this case after the 1973 song "[[Wikipedia:Lost in the Flood|Lost in the Flood]]".
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*[[Damien Darhk]] refers to the world going "[[Wikipedia:Dr. Strangelove|Dr. Strangelove]]", referencing the 1964 film which ends with the world entering a nuclear apocalypse.
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* [[Felicity Smoak|Felicity]] states to [[Curtis Holt|Curtis]] and [[Noah Kuttler|Noah]] that the world will have a "sequel to ''WarGames''" if they don't hack [[Rubicon]] and stop [[Genesis (event)|Genesis]]. This is a reference to 1983 film ''[[Wikipedia:WarGames|WarGames]],'' where a young hacker, David Lightman, tries to stop supercomputer WOPR from launching nuclear missiles.
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** Curtis also mentions its 2008 sequel, ''[[Wikipedia:WarGames:The Dead Code|WarGames: The Dead Code]],'' which was released on DVD and, in contrast to original, panned by critics.
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* When [[Oliver Queen|Oliver]] and [[John Diggle|John]] enter [[Tevat Noah]], John compares it to [[wikipedia: Mount Weather Emergency Operations Center|Mount Weather]], a governmental facility which was built by FEMA during the Cold War.
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* During the hacking battle over Rubicon, [[Cooper Seldon]] taunts Felicity that they are going to "once more unto the breach." This is from ''[[wikipedia:Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country|Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country]]'', which Curtis recognizes.
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*Curtis mentions that after doing some research, he figured out that despite all the crime that has plagued [[Star City]], they live in the second most dangerous place in America. This is a very subtle [[w:c:dc:Batman|Batman]] reference, as it's often joked in both DC shows and comics that The Dark Knight's home, [[w:c:dc:Gotham City|Gotham City]], has the highest crime rate in America.
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**Interestingly in chapter 9 of the ''[[wikipedia:Smallville|Smallville]]'' [[w:c:Smallville:Smallville Season 11|Season 11]] comic story arc ''[[w:c:smallville:Guardian|Guardian]]'', [[w:c:smallville:Oliver Queen|Oliver Queen]] tells [[w:c:smallville:Chloe Sullivan|Chloe Sullivan]], "Do you know that Star City has the second highest crime rate in America? Well, if you count Gotham."
   
 
==Gallery==
  
==Gallery==

Revision as of 01:34, 30 June 2020

"The world is coming apart, just like Star City. I mean, it is worse than it has ever been."
"That's because Darhk's been spending the past year trying to kill it."
"Then why is he giving these people more hope than we ever could?"
—Oliver Queen and John Diggle on the goal of Genesis

"Lost in the Flood" is the twenty-second episode of the fourth season of Arrow, and the ninety-first episode overall. It aired on May 18, 2016.

Synopsis

Following the shocking events in the previous episode, Oliver and Diggle race to rescue Thea, while Felicity, Curtis and Noah join together to stop Darhk.[src]

Cast

Main Cast

Special Appearance By

Guest Starring

Co-Starring

Production

Preparation ran from March 18 until March 29, 2016, with a break on March 25, 2016 for Good Friday. Shooting ran from March 30 until April 8, 2016.[1]

Trivia

  • This episode follows the pattern of the penultimate episode of a season being named after a Bruce Springsteen song, in this case after the 1973 song "Lost in the Flood".
  • Damien Darhk refers to the world going "Dr. Strangelove", referencing the 1964 film which ends with the world entering a nuclear apocalypse.
  • Felicity states to Curtis and Noah that the world will have a "sequel to WarGames" if they don't hack Rubicon and stop Genesis. This is a reference to 1983 film WarGames, where a young hacker, David Lightman, tries to stop supercomputer WOPR from launching nuclear missiles.
    • Curtis also mentions its 2008 sequel, WarGames: The Dead Code, which was released on DVD and, in contrast to original, panned by critics.
  • When Oliver and John enter Tevat Noah, John compares it to Mount Weather, a governmental facility which was built by FEMA during the Cold War.
  • During the hacking battle over Rubicon, Cooper Seldon taunts Felicity that they are going to "once more unto the breach." This is from Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, which Curtis recognizes.
  • Curtis mentions that after doing some research, he figured out that despite all the crime that has plagued Star City, they live in the second most dangerous place in America. This is a very subtle Batman reference, as it's often joked in both DC shows and comics that The Dark Knight's home, Gotham City, has the highest crime rate in America.

Gallery

Promos

Sneak peeks

References

  1. ↑ Marc Guggenheim (@mguggenheim) - Twitter


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