‘Arrow’ Season 4 finale (episode 23) spoilers, promo revealed: What happens on ‘Schism’; Stephen Amell and David Ramsey tease what to expect (Photo : Facebook/ Arrow/ CW)
"Arrow" season 4 cast member David Ramsey recently dished on what viewers can expect from the upcoming finale episode of the hit The CW series.
In an interview with Mirror UK, the actor, who plays the role of Diggle said, "This season I got to sink my teeth into the storyline and got to play the wonderful character out. But isn't it great, these shadows to Diggle - I guess we will see in season 5," he said.
While talking about the finale episode, Ramsey said that the main focus of the installment would be Damien Darhk.
"Darhk has to get his comeuppance," he said.
The actor added that Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) and Team Arrow will be tracking Darhk down because the stakes are very high for the group.
Meanwhile, Ramsey also shared what he wants to see in "Arrow" in its upcoming episode. According to him, he wants to have Batman-like fights that they used to feature on the show.
"None of these nukes, getting a guy with a bow and arrow to come along and save the world, back to the streets. Diggle is military, Oliver is best when fighting - and Felicity behind the computer doing her magic opening doors. That's what I love as a fan," he said.
Previously, Amell also said that he wants to see similar fights like the ones featured in seasons 1 and two.
In other news, Ramsey also talked about the fate of Oliver and Felicity's (Emily Bett Rickards) relationship.
"I thought they got on, they were similar. I think Felicity is a smart girl and has had enough of Oliver's bullsh*t she wouldn't take in her life. I think it's good she's taking time for herself, I think we've seen a stronger Felicity and that's great. She should be like, 'Hey Oliver, I need some time man, just give me some space,'" he said.
When asked if there's still hope for an Oliver-Felicity wedding, Ramsey said "no." When asked if the two could potentially patch things up, he replied, "hmmm."
"You'll see movement in the right direction, but you won't get everything you want," he added
"Arrow" season 5 airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET on The CW.
