- For the character this episode is based around, see Sara Lance.
{{Episode
|name= Sara
|image=
|number= 48
|airdate= October 15, 2014
|writer= [[Jake Coburn
Keto Shimizu
|director= Wendey Stanzler
|guests= Colin Donnell as Tommy Merlyn
Caity Lotz as [[Sara Lance
Karl Yune as Maseo Yamashiro
Matt Ward as Simon Lacroix/Komodo
Brandon Routh as Ray Palmer
|before= "The Calm"
|after= "Corto Maltese"
|show= Arrow
}}
"Sara is the second episode of the third season of Arrow, and the forty-eighth episode overall. It aired on October 15, 2014.[1]
Synopsis
Quentin calls The Arrow when another archer appears in town and starts skewering businessmen. Diggle uses A.R.G.U.S. to find the archer’s identity; he is a man named Simon Lacroix, who goes by the codename Komodo. However, the team hits a rough patch with the mission and gets help from a surprising source - Laurel. Meanwhile, Oliver begins to worry that he hasn’t heard from Thea, which forces Roy to tell him the truth about why she left town. Ray Palmer pursues Felicity. In the flashback, Maseo tells Oliver that Amanda Waller has ordered his first kill. As Oliver looks down the scope of the rifle, he sees the target is his best friend, Tommy. Despite her promise to her sister, Laurel debates sharing a secret about Sara with Quentin.[2]
Production
Preparation ran from July 10 to July 18, 2014. Shooting ran from July 21 to July 30, 2014.[3]
Gallery
Promo
References
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| Arrow season 3 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| "The Calm" • "Sara" • "Corto Maltese" • "The Magician" • "The Secret Origin of Felicity Smoak" • "Guilty" • "Draw Back Your Bow" • "The Brave and the Bold" • "The Climb" • "Left Behind" • "Midnight City" • "Uprising" • "Canaries" • "The Return" • "Nanda Parbat" • "The Offer" • "Suicidal Tendencies" • "Public Enemy" • "Broken Arrow" • "The Fallen" • "Al Sah-him" • "This Is Your Sword" • "My Name Is Oliver Queen" | ||||