Arrow Season 3 Spoilers: New Episode 20 'The Fallen' Official Description Released

Season 3 of the CW's Arrow is taking one week off, but the show returns on April 15 with a new episode entitled "Broken Arrow." But the official description for Episode 20, "The Fallen," has now been released.

Check it out below:

"BACK TO NANDA PARBAT — Ra’s al Ghul (guest star Matt Nable) finally makes Oliver (Stephen Amell) an offer he can’t refuse. The team joins Oliver on his journey to Nanda Parbat where a heartbroken Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) decides to take matters into her own hands.Antonio Negret directed the episode written by Wendy Mericle & Oscar Balderrama."

In case you missed it, a new extended promo for "Broken Arrow" reveals a moment that Olicity fans have been wanting for years:

In related news, the "Matt's Inside Line" column at TVLine has some spoilers on the episode.

"Is someone dying in the 'Broken Arrow' episode of Arrow? If so, any clues? -Kyle
Ah yes, the infamous '65th episode' that both Stephen Amell and Colton Haynes tweetbooked ominous/sad things about. Since then, Haynes has clarified, 'I don't think it's as serious as everyone took it. It was just a very emotional scene' that he was commenting on. Meaning, there might (might) not be any significant deaths. 'We will be saying goodbye to people,' Haynes allows, 'but I think it was just kind of blown out of proportion.'"

And in case you missed it, here is the official description for the episode:

"DOUG JONES GUEST STARS AS DC COMICS’ VILLAIN DEATHBOLT — Lance (Paul Blackthorne) continues his mission to take down the Arrow (Stephen Amell) so Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) orders Oliver to keep a low profile. However, when a meta-human named Jake Simmons (guest star Doug Jones), who kills people with blasts of energy and plasma, starts terrorizing Starling City, Oliver is forced to ask Ray (Brandon Routh) for help. The unlikely duo is forced to team up to save the city. Doug Aarniokoski directed the episode with story by Jake Coburn and teleplay by Ben Sokolowski & Brian Ford Sullivan."

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