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"But it does feel like the end of an era."
"OK, well, let's just try to think of it as the beginning of a new one."
John Diggle and Felicity Smoak

"You Have Saved This City" is the twenty-second and final episode of the seventh season of Arrow, and the one-hundred-sixtieth episode overall. It aired on May 13, 2019.

Synopsis

The battle between Oliver and Emiko comes to a boiling point which brings back some familiar faces and leaves others in dire jeopardy.[1]

Cast

Main Cast

Special guest Star

Guest starring

Co-starring

  • Keri Adams as Bethany Snow
  • Wolsey Brooks as Zeta #1
  • Christopher Gerard as Virgil
  • Samantha Jo as Beatrice
  • Brad Loree as Angry Person
  • Ryan Mah as Cop #1
  • Aman Mann as Teen Keven Dale
  • Leslie Parmar as Dale's Mother
  • James Ralph as Lt. Robert Lockhart

Trivia

  • The title is a nod to Oliver's famous "You have failed this city" line.
  • This episode marks the final appearance of Emily Bett Rickards (Felicity Smoak), Colton Haynes (Roy Harper) and Sea Shimooka (Emiko Adachi) as series regulars.
  • The clip of Mia's birth is reused from "Star City 2040".
  • This is the second time an Arrow season finale has aired on May 13 in which the season 3 finale "My Name Is Oliver Queen" was aired on May 13, 2015.
    • Interestingly, both of these finales featured Roy leaving the team.
  • The song played at the end of the episode was "The Other Side" by Ruelle whose song "Madness" previously appeared in the Season 7 premiere "Inmate 4587".
  • Oliver's bargain to Mar Novu from "Elseworlds, Part 3" was revealed as Novu confirms Oliver's death in the future during the Crisis.
    • What Oliver didn't know is that Team Flash destroyed Cicada's dagger in "Legacy", causing the Crisis to move up to 2019 instead of 2024.
      • While Oliver did know that Barry apparently vanishes in some kind of Crisis in 2024,[2] it's unknown if he's aware that this is the same Crisis that Mar Novu has warned him of.
  • Caity Lotz shadowed James Bamford on set at the time she was preparing to make her directional debut in DC's Legends of Tomorrow's fifth season.
  • To date, this is the only Arrow season finale to be written by two female writers.

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