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Phonk music starts playing against the backdrop of Keanu Reeves’ John Wick headshotting people mercilessly in a nightclub when we hear the word “kill count”. Although John Wick is a trained assassin, he still has a lower kill count than one TV character.
No, it’s not Stephen Amell’s Oliver Queen, or Kiefer Sutherland’s Jack Bauer, for that matter. The character with a higher kill count than both Queen and Bauer is one of the most hated Arrowverse characters and she… was a lover of Green Arrow.
Felicity Smoak Has a Higher Kill Count Than Stephen Amell’s Arrow!
It started with a CW show with Stephen Amell portraying the lead role of Oliver Queen in a show calledArrow.The show received worldwide fame andmanaged to keep the network afloatuntil things became stable.
The show featured some iconic characters like Black Canary, Thea Queen, Roy Harper, and more. However, the show also featured plenty of scenes involving fighting and some kills. Naturally, fans took to Reddit to ask a question about the kill count of Oliver Queen.
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Taking to social media, fans compared Oliver Queen vs. Jack Bauer (the protagonist of the Fox show24). Although fans assumed that Bauer might have the upper hand in this, a Reddit comment seemed to highlight another character that people had forgotten about.
To make things worse, nuking a whole city would have likely killed all the inhabitants but the radiation would also have spread to other cities thus, making her character all the more dangerous than Oliver Queen, Jack Bauer, or even John Wick.
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The point was indeed never brought again and Felicity Smoak continued with her routine life (except getting fired from the position of a CEO) and spending time with Oliver Queen.
Stephen Amell Had 14 Days to Shoot the Pilot of Arrow
The reason why Felicity Smoak nuking a city was never brought up again was perhaps because they had too much to talk about. This was evident from the fact that the production ofStephen Amell’sArrowwas quite chaotic to begin with.
With a plethora of characters, several stories, iconic villains, and different character arcs,Arrowhad to show it all. Naturally, the production of the CW show wasn’t done in a very orderly fashion.
In an interview onSiriusXM, theSuits L.A.actor talked about how he was given only 14 days to shoot the pilot episode ofArrowand it got worse as the episodes progressed.
When I go back to the pilot of Arrow, we had 14 days to shoot the pilot! And then we get to the second episode that they want to be bigger and better and battering and you have 8 days!
Despite the chaotic sets and hammering productions, it did not go in vain as the CW show received great ratings and love from all around the world.Arrowwas also responsible for creating the Arrowverse.
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Running for a total of 8 seasons before concluding in 2020, the iconic show received a rating of 7.5/10 on IMDb and a whopping 86% on Rotten Tomatoes.Arrowis available to stream on Max in the U.S.
Visarg Acharya
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Visarg Acharya is a Senior Writer at FandomWire, majorly focusing on movies, with over 3000 articles published. He has been an entertainment journalist for the past three years and a copywriter at a corporation. Visarg usually covers news and theories on the MCU and the DCU, with an emphasis on Avengers and Superman; Game of Thrones, and more.A Tarantino fan, Visarg, spends his time critiquing various directors’ filmographies and watching them with curiosity. Medieval fantasy like The Lord of the Rings or sci-fi movies like Interstellar, watching the latest horror movies, and listening to Hans Zimmer become his comfort zone. When idle, he can be found reading fantasy novels with a terrible cup of coffee in hand.
