Arrow (TV Series) The Undertaking (2013) User Reviews

Perfect!

[Oarnir · 10/10 · 2 May 2013]

This episode is amazing and epic. The cast shows great acting and I love It! The fight scenes are fantastic and epic, they are really realistic! Malcolm Merlyn is really cool and has a great story, it is really sad! I,cant wait for the next episode!!!!! Love It this show is amazing Arrow Vs Dark Archer will be amazing! I am really glad that Oliver didn't Ask laurel out on a date, because that would not be nice towards Tommy! Oliver queen and Diggle are the best team and I am glad that they are back, Felicity wanted them back and she got her wish! I love the flashbacks of when they are creating the undertaking, It is awesome and Robert is cool. Oliver not a good guy for sleeping with his girlfriends sister! Again I love this,show!

Atonement and Rescue

[SpideyVerse23 · 9/10 · 17 January 2023]

This episode finally dealt with Walter's disappearance, with a lot of twists. This episode began with Oliver and Felicity finally getting a lead on Walter's kidnapping. It also dealt with the fallouts of the previous episode between Oliver and Dig, Tommy and Laurel. Felicity went undercover on the field and it was nice to see her in a new light for once. She also tried to get Oliver and Dig to resolve their conflicts, which showed how much of a team they have become. Meanwhile, Oliver finally saw how much his mother has been involved in the Undertaking and who is the mastermind behind it.

The action sequences were really brutal in this episode, and I loved them.

Great Episode!

[Anonnamus · 8/10 · 15 November 2019]

There wasn't a dull moment in this episode. Oliver finally learns his mother's duplicity and her partnership with Malcolm Merlyn and as a result, Walter finally made his way back home. There was even progression in the Oliver/Laurel love story, and none of it was forced like we see in so many other shows when they try to appease fans. Most impressive, however, is Oliver Queen's ability to grow facial hair. He started the episode with his trademark post-island scruff, shaved before showing up at the hospital to see Walter, then was able to grow his goatee again on the drive to see Diggle. If The Green Arrow isn't the epitome of masculinity and apparently testosterone, I don't know who would be.