ARROW: Here's Our Review Of Season 6 Episode 10 'Divided'
The mid-season premiere of Arrow puts original Team Arrow in a difficult position as they face challenges from the villains of the season and the issues of New Team Arrow
This episode has a fair bit of bad in it, from quality to storytelling, this entire season has been quite lacking. However, this episode should not be judged by the flaws of the previous episodes from this season. Do I believe this was a good episode? No, not really but it wasn't bad either. Like I said, there's some good and bad so lets get to it.
The issue of Team Arrow being divided at this point is boring but the writers do try to change it up this season by not choosing for Team Arrow to just get back on track after one episode of being separated. It seems this season they're really trying to dish out the fact that Team Arrow was fractured from the beginning of season 5 with Oliver not trusting the recruits with his secret identity. There's been this constant distrust between Oliver and the recruits. Except now it's Renee who causes the team to be fractured. My issue with this story is it easily feels like a subplot, not only that but it just doesn't interest me anymore. I don't really care about Renee, Curtis or Dinah and I don't see why I would. Oliver was right to enable surveillance on Renee and the other two, they broke his trust majorly and now they're acting like kids instead of taking responsibility. I get that's how the story is supposed to go but that doesn't mean it makes the story good, I used to like Renee and Dinah just a bit yet within an episode or two, the writers have made me hate them.
