Katie Cassidy will get a new co-worker on the CW show 'Arrow'

Katie Cassidy will be joined by actor Dylan Bruce for at least two episodes of season 2 on the CW superhero drama 'Arrow.' 'Arrow' stars Stephen Amell and Katie Cassidy.

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Katie Cassidy (l.) and Stephen Amell (r.), stars of the show 'Arrow,' discuss the CW drama during the CW Showtime TCA Panels.

Dylan Bruce is coming to The CW's "Arrow," a Warner Bros. Television representative told TheWrap.

The "Orphan Black" star will play Adam Donner, Laurel's (Katie Cassidy) new co-worker on the Season 2 premiere episode and the third episode. He is described as "a corn-fed, All-American lawyer who is smart and charismatic."

On the BBC America sci-fi series, Bruce plays Paul Dierden, who's dating Beth's boyfriend, and later becomes Sarah's lover – both played by Tatiana Maslany. His other TV credits include soap operas "Passions" and "As the World Turns," "Las Vegas," and "NCIS."

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