Like pretty much every show, Arrow went through its growing pains in Season 1. Early episodes suffered from some overly cheesy qualities (stiff acting, annoying voice-overs), and the series struggled for a long time to move past its obvious inspirations. Even at its best, Arrow was often a very clear mash-up of the Christopher Nolan Dark Knight trilogy and the Sam Raimi Spider-Man trilogy. The trick has been establishing Oliver Queen as his own hero, not the offspring of Batman and Spider-Man.
Luckily, that's something the series succeeded in accomplishing with Season 2. Arrow became a better show in many ways this season, but above all, it managed to give Ollie an overarching conflict that deftly carried all 23 episodes and made him his own hero.
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