The first three episodes did a great job in establishing the premise of the show. A rich spoiled boy who got stranded on an island turns into a hero and tries to fight businessmen who are trying to destroy the city he loves seemed kind of uninspiring, but this episode shows that there's more to it than just that. It continues to give some more character depth to not only Oliver Queen, but the other side characters as well including John Diggle and Tommy Merlyn, who might turn out more interesting in the later episodes. And the writing continues to be strong and the characters still remain as relatable as possible especially with the relationships between Oliver and John and Tommy. The combination of action, mystery, and drama continues to be fresh and the pacing never fails to amuse me. The directing is top notch, the cinematography continues to be riveting, and the music score continues to be solid. So, overall, An Innocent Man is a great continuation and proves there's more to come in the future for the first season. Thumbs up :)
