It looks like Arrow star Stephen Amell has revealed the very first season four spoiler.
Amell was taking part in an 'Ask Me Anything' session on Twitter when a fan challenged him to describe the upcoming premiere in three words, with the actor cryptically replying: "What's wrong Speedy?"
Fans will remember that Oliver Queen gave up the mantle of the Arrow in the season three finale, in order to live in peace with Felicity Smoak.
Some have speculated that Amell's Twitter hint could be an explanation as to how Oliver Queen returns to Starling City to fight crime once again.
His mention of trouble ahead for Speedy is a reference to Oliver's kid sister Thea Queen, who vowed to become a vigilante just like her brother towards the end of season three.
What's wrong Speedy? https://t.co/vsxmZLRRMG
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— Stephen Amell (@amellywood) June 18, 2015
It is known that upcoming episodes of Arrow and The Flash will lay the groundwork for the spinoff DC's Legends of Tomorrow, due to premiere early next year.
This spinoff brings Arrow's The Atom (Brandon Routh) and The White Canary (Caity Lotz) together with The Flash's Firestorm (Victor Garber), time traveller Rip Hunter (Arthur Darvill) and Hawkgirl (Ciara Renée) to battle the villainous Vandal Savage.
Arrow and The Flash return this fall on The CW in the US and on Sky1 in the UK.
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