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Critics Consensus: "Level Two" levels up the season, benefitting from the likable pairing of Felicity and Laurel, along with a tantalizing tease of Star City's dire future.
Critic Consensus: "Level Two" levels up the season, benefitting from the likable pairing of Felicity and Laurel, along with a tantalizing tease of Star City's dire future.
Level Two is the kind of episode in a 13-episode season would warrant about 15 minutes.
It sets up the future and also does an effective job at taking a look into the past.
We got our best look yet at the future, and it's a juicy one!
Individually, most of the current storylines are clicking right now, though Ollie's prison ordeal remains the winner by a wide margin.
The episode unpacks a lot about this future, and it becomes clear very quickly that Star City has absolutely fallen apart.
When Dinah is tasked with carrying an episode, it reminds me how much of a snooze she can be.
Arrow has not gone back to business as usual in Season 7.
We don't learn much more about where season seven is headed, but the focus on the characters that are taking us there is so well done that you hardly notice.
"Level Two" stepped things up on every front, furthering the main storyline while dropping some major bombshells in the flash-forwards that could very well influence the rest of Arrow's run.
Stephen Amell does a wonderful job conveying that pain, determination, and devastation throughout the hour, especially during that parallel life raft scene where it's Oliver and William.