
Tuesday Hofmann as Nora Darhk in Arrow – Season 4 Finale!!!
Finale Episode #423 that will air on Wednesday, May 25 on the CW Network.
The finale of Arrow season 4 will feature a major showdown between Damien Darhk and Oliver Queen, in the midst of a nuclear apocalypse.
The official synopsis reads as follows:
Oliver (Stephen Amell) teams up with a surprising force in an attempt to stop Damien Darhk (guest star Neal McDonough) and his magic once and for all.
In Stephen Amell’s words the finale will feature a scene which is “really unlike anything we’ve done on the show”.
The promo for the episode shows people panicking over the news of an impending nuclear attack on Star City. Oliver gives the people some hope and announces, “I know that this city has been through tough times before, we will survive this.”
Then we see people on the streets, as Darhk and the Green Arrow come face-to-face. The villian says, “Even if you stop me, those missiles are finding their target.” But an optimistic Arrow replies, “It won’t just be me.” The promo ends with the people of Star City chasing Darhk on the streets.
Watch a trailer of the Arrow finale here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oceOg5BcRbk

Naika Toussaint books “Haters Back Off!”
Created by William Laurin (Missing, Power Play) and Glenn Davis (John Woo’s Once a Thief), Aftermath centers on couple Karen and Joshua Copeland and their children Dana, Brianna and Matt, who must battle for survival after civilization comes to an apocalyptic end, triggered by massive storms, meteor strikes, earthquakes and plague – and the rise of supernatural creatures.


Naika Toussaint has finished shooting on The Hallmark Channel MOW, “A Wish For Christmas“.
Ruairi MacDonald recurs in Amazon’s series “Man in the High Castle“,
Conor Gomez books Hallmark’s Movie for Television, “The Wedding March“.
STORY LINE and Backstory: HATERS BACK OFF delves into the oddball family life of Miranda Sings, an incredibly confident, totally untalented star on the rise who continues to fail upward by the power of her belief that she was born famous, it’s just no one knows it yet. MIRANDA SINGS is a YouTube star with almost six million subscribers and over a billion views online. The fictional character was created by COLLEEN EVANS in 2007 to poke fun at people trying to get famous on the Internet. Ironically, her videos went viral, especially in the theater community. But now, Miranda is a cultural phenomenon selling out venues all over the world with her one-woman show. The phrase “Haters Back Off” has become Miranda’s rallying cry as she’s known for standing up to her haters. In fact, among the hundreds of video tutorials she’s made, “haters back off” is the only good advice she’s ever given. Adults think she’s an idiot and kids think she’s a hero, but everyone is amused.
HATERS BACK OFF is a single-camera ensemble comedy with small town, quirky characters whose self importance is bigger than their circumstances, a la Napoleon Dynamite and Waiting for Guffman. The comedy comes from the characters and the importance they put on the minutiae of their lives. The focus of the show is on Miranda and the rest of the Sings family. Miranda is a hugely confident 17- year-old who’s got no filter or talent whatsoever. But she’s determined to become famous, regardless of how it wreaks havoc on her family and community. Building off her narcissistic persona on YouTube, HATERS BACK OFF will expand her world, allowing for a deeper exploration of her character. We’ll finally get to see empathy and moments of humanity from Miranda as she interacts with her family and her best friend, Patrick. These characters have been referred to, but never seen on YouTube, so they are eagerly awaited by the current audience. As Miranda’s internet fame grows over the course of the series, she’ll have to deal with the fact that she’ll never win the respect of her hometown. And at some point, she may catch a glimmer of the idea that family and friends are more important than fame… but just a glimmer.
Zack Lavoie recurs on Showcase and NetFlix’s series “Travelers“!