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We just don't think Felicity is going to die on ARROW. Here's some other more likely candidates. Fret not ARROW fans of the coupling of Ollie and Felicity (Ollicity, if you will). Though the first episode of ARROW season 4 gave us a glimps of a Ollie at a gravesite six months into the future, there's a good reason why I don't think Felicity's name is on the tombstone.

When we last saw Ollie (Stephen Amell) and Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) on ARROW, the pair were heading off into the sunset. So, how long before the criminal element shatters their domestic bliss, forcing them to return to Starling City? We've got a full quiver of arrows and an eye on the target. We'll get you caught up.

New villains, we lose another ally and Central City celebrates THE FLASH with a bang. Season 2 started tonight. We'll get you caught up before the parade passes by.

Things seemed to speed to a nifty close at the end of Season 1, but did any of us really think that tear in the fabric of time and space wouldn't come back to haunt Barry (Grant Gustin)?

ARROW returns on Wednesday on The CW and while last season may have ended on a happy note with Oliver (Stephen Amell) and Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) litterally driving off into the sunset, you can pretty much bet that their domestic bliss will be short-lived.

Equal parts Gilbert and Sullivan and Edward Gorey, the Tony award winning musical A GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE TO LOVE & MURDER finally hits Chicago for a limited engagement through Oct. 11 and it was worth the wait.

David Cerda, the crown prince of Chicago Camp, is back and in top form with his latest queer take on horror anthologies, SCREAM, QUEEN, SCREAM! Cerda, the artistic director of Hell in a Handbag Productions, wrote the show and also stars in one of the trilogy of stories. It runs through Oct. 31 at Mary's Attic (5400 N. Clark).

One of Chicago's best storefronts (and quite possibly one of the country's) Theo Ubique production of BLOOD BROTHERS gets to the heart (and relevance) of the show like nobody else can. The end results are heartfelt and engaging.

Circle Theatre knocks it out of the Parq with TRIASSIC PARQ

The Hypocrites score with a raw and energetic punk rock version of AMERICAN IDIOT

Caitlin Jackson gives a Jeff-worthy performance as Bette Midler in BETTE LIVE AT THE CONTINENTAL BATHS

The national tour of KINKY BOOTS returns to Chicago with all the energy, heart and soul of the original pre-Broadway tryout in tact.

Laughs abound in the Goodman's production of the 2013 Tony award-winning play by Christopher Durang

Hits keep coming at Theo Ubique's latest revue honoring the late composer Marvin Hamlisch

The Court Theatre ends its 60th with the extraordinary revival of THE SECRET GARDEN

With the particle accelerator back online, Barry (aka THE FLASH, played by Grant Gustin) speeds towards the end game against Reversel Flash (aka Eobard Thawne, played by Tom Cavanagh).

ARROW (Stephen Amell) and Firestorm (Robbie Amell) join Barry (Grant Gustin) as he tries to thwart Reverse-Flash (Tom Cavanagh) once and for all on tonight's ep 'Rogue Air.' Sit tight, we'll get you up to speed.

Ollie (aka ARROW, played by Stephen Amell) has been ordered by Ra's al Ghul (Matt Nable) to marry his lesbian daughter Nyssa (Katrina Law) before Ollie can assume the throne as the new Ra's al Ghul . Nothing says love quite like an arranged shotgun ---errrr---sword wedding.

Ollie (aka ARROW, played by Stephen Amell) finishes out new hire training in the League of Assasins while Laurel (aka Black Canary, played by Katie Cassidy) asks Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) and Diggle (David Ramsey) help Nyssa (Katrina Law) fend off her father and the rest of the League. Keep your eye on the target, we'll get you caught up.

Barry (aka THE FLASH, played by Grant Gustin), Caitlin (Danielle Panabaker), Cisco (Carlos Valdes) and Det. West (Jesse L. Martin) set a trap to snare Reverse Flash (aka Dr. Harrison Wells, played by Tom Cavanagh) using Cisco as bait. Settle in, we'll get you up to speed.