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Arrow Season 3 Episode 23
With time running out for Starling City, Oliver tries to stop Ra’s from unleashing the bioweapon and killing millions.
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Serie: Arrow
Director: John Behring
Guest Star: Brandon Nomura, Brandon Routh, Chris Peters, Christopher Heyerdahl, Colin Decker, Curtis Lum, Grant Gustin, Karl Yune, Katrina Law, Keri Adams, Leo Rano, Marc Singer, Matt Nable, Rila Fukushima, Shaine Jones
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