Are you excited for this week's finale to Arrow Season 2, Unthinkable? Then take a look at what Arrow showrunner Andrew Kreisberg had to say about Slade as a "supervillain," the fate of a fan-favorite character, and the theme of Season 3.
IGN TV: The stage is set for what looks like a huge battle between Slade and his super soldiers, and Arrow and his allies. How did you approach building such a large-scale, citywide war?
Andrew Kreisberg: Well, we wanted to do something that outdid the season finale last year, which we knew was going to be difficult, given the scale that we approached last season. In the last season's final episode, we had an extra day of filming, and we had a lot more money that we'd saved throughout the year. This year, we didn't have an extra day, didn't have the extra money -- despite what some people may think. So actually, even though it's bigger in scope, in scale, it actually was more affordable, surprisingly enough. But this season, for us, we've always approached it as if it were a movie sequel. We always said, "What's the sequel?" We never stopped thinking of it that way. So in the sequel, it's got to be bigger and bolder, with even more emotion and even more excitement. So the finale is really the final icing on the cake.
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