Episode
Arrow: Midnight City
Overview
Brick takes three city aldermen hostage and demands that Mayor Castle turn the Glades over to him in return for their safe return. Meanwhile, Felicity turns to Ray for help when she needs a helicopter, and Laurel realizes that she may be in over her head with her new crime fighting carer.
Details
- Series
- Arrow
- Season
- Season 3
- Episode
- Episode 11
- Air date
- 2015-01-28
- Runtime
- 43 min
Episode context
Midnight City is Episode 11 in Season 3 of Arrow. It aired on 2015-01-28. The runtime is 43 min.
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Episode 10: Left Behind
With Oliver gone, Diggle, Arsenal, and Felicity have their hands full dealing with a new crime lord: Brick. Meanwhile, Ray prepares his battle armor, and in Tibet, a mysterious figure finds Oliver's body.
Episode 12: Uprising
Brick and his men take over the Glades, and the police are helpless to stop them. With Oliver nowhere to be found, the team seems helpless. Meanwhile, Oliver tries to convince Tatsu to return with him to Starling City, and Malcolm's past before his training at Nanda Parbat is seen.
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