Tune in with Turner

                       Unmasked left this reviewer with mixed feelings; what directions will the writers take us, and will we ever get back  all that was  lost while Oliver spent time in prison?  This episode left this  reviewer feeling a bit frustrated and  somewhat empty, because the writers didn't deliver  on expectations.                 Oliver and  Felicity:  Stephen Amell said that we would know  early on how prison had  affected Oliver, and the shower  scene  in the beginning showed us how vulnerable  he felt.  The viewer sat there almost as anxious as  Oliver.  The water streaming down his face gave us the same feeling  we had in Slabside  before  he  was attacked.  You  could see the fear on his  face when he  opened  the shower curtain.  Clear...

 Oliver and Felicity find themselves in trouble.  They are trapped in the lair, and now they will have the one thing they haven't had all season:  Time to Talk. These two love each other, and it doesn't matter what the naysayers think, Oliver and Felicity belong together.  They belong together not because the fans want it, honestly, these people can't seriously think that writers write only for a certain fan base.  No show could exist that way.  I think they saw when they brought Emily Bett  Rickards in for the day that she and Stephen Amell conncected on screen.  But even that was not enough.  They both have to act well enough to make the viewer believe it, and these two actors did.   Ever since season 4 ended, Oliver and Felicity have avoided facing the truth an that truth is they both need one another. Yet needing each other is not enough. If there is not honesty in a relationship, you can't have the depth you to survive all the ro...