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Oh, Good: Arrowverse Guest Stars ARE Confirmed For The Flash

Oh, Good: Arrowverse Guest Stars ARE Confirmed For The Flash

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It was just yestrerday we were poring over the guest star list for the final season of The CW’s The Flash — which is also the final season of The CW and the final season of the entire Arrowverse — and lamenting how lame said list was. The only confirmed guests were minor stars who had only appeared on The Flash, and John Diggle again. “Come on, guys….this is the end of an era,” I pointed out. “You know what guests we REALLY want. Pull in people from other shows!” That didn’t take long. Stephen Amell, the man who started it all as Oliver Queen, just confirmed to TVLine he will be appearing in the upcoming season. “As soon as our final season was announced, we knew we wanted Stephen to come back and reprise his iconic role as Oliver Queen,” said showrunner Eric Wallace. “After all, it was Oliver who originally launched Barry Allen on his heroic path. That’s why everyone on Team Flash felt so strongly that it

The Arrowverse Will Come To An End In 2023 With The Final Flash Episode

The Arrowverse Will Come To An End In 2023 With The Final Flash Episode

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The Arrowverse was quite something. It managed to do what its big brothers in the theater could not — an interconnected, fully realized DC Universe of heroes with a devoted following, and on a very small fraction of a movie budget (the flop Justice League probably cost as much as three seasons of the entire Arrowverse lineup). With the impending sale of The CW and the subsequent dumping of most of its content, the only remaining series to take place in the Arrowverse is its longest running (no pun intended): The Flash. Even though this show stopped being good years ago, it’s still one of The CW’s top-rated programs. Lately it’s been leaking cast members like a sieve, with just THREE people remaining who have been with the show from the beginning: Danielle Panabaker (Caitlin/Frost), Candace Patton (Iris) and Grant Gustin as the blur himself. There have even been rumors that Panabaker and Patton would ALSO split after Season 8, and the direction of their plot threads this season would

Superman And Lois Severs All Ties To The Arrowverse

Superman And Lois Severs All Ties To The Arrowverse

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John Diggle made a guest appearance on Superman And Lois last night. He was first introduced on the TV series Arrow, a show that spawned a whole low-budget TV universe of superheroes. That universe seems to be dying now, but when it was in its prime, it was glorious. At least bits and pieces of it are still alive, for now…The Flash is hanging in there (barely), and Superman And Lois is going strong….oh, wait. There’s something Diggle said last night that makes no sense. It went like this: “I’ve been working for the DOD for a long time. I’ve seen things you would not believe—glimpses of other worlds, and the leagues of superheroes they have on them. And even though we only have your father on this planet, thank God that we do, because he’s the finest of any Earth.” But…but…what about Supergirl? What about Barry? WHAT ABOUT BEEBO?? TV Line got the showrunner of S&L, Todd Helbing, on the phone to explain this statement. He said “From Day

Legends of Tomorrow is canceled after 7 seasons

Legends of Tomorrow is canceled after 7 seasons

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 Legends of Tomorrow is one of the longest-running shows on CW. It was part of the Arrowverse, and it has been running around for seven seasons. All it needed was one Final Season to wrap things up. The CW is not known for canceling shows. They usually make international deals with Netflix and syndicate their shows to the global market. That strategy helped many of their shows to have completions. After the acquisition by Discovery and Time Warner, things changed. The new management decided to clean house and get rid of shows with low ratings like Batwoman. I rarely had anxiety about cancellations of shows with the CW, but now things have changed. Legends of Tomorrow deserves to have a closure of any form, even if it’s just a crossover episode on Flash. The drop in ratings may have something to do with the oversaturation of Superhero shows, but Legends is more of a time-traveling adventure. A lot of the fan-favorite characters had left the show throughout the Seasons, which also contributed

As Supergirl ends in Season 6, Superman will be back in primetime.

As Supergirl ends in Season 6, Superman will be back in primetime.

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One down, more to go! After ending Arrow, the founding series of the Arrowverse. Supergirl is going to end as a series at Season 6 the next year in the year 2021. The Melissa Benoist lead series is one of the major shows of the Arrowverse. This show has a peculiarly rollercoaster Journey because it started as a higher budget primetime show on CBS. The Season 1 ratings were decent enough for a cable show but too low for free tv. It almost got canceled, but CW rescued it. From filming in New York, The show transferred production to Vancouver, Canada, as a cost-cutting on Season 2. Making the show loses lead cast members like Calista Flockhart because she can’t work in Canada. Despite the budget cuts, The move to CW spawn multiple seasons and crossovers with the Arrowverse. This show catapulted the career of Melissa Benoist as one of the faces of primetime, and she open doors for female lead superhero shows for the CW. She also met her

Heatwave Actor Talks Meeting “New” Captain Cold In Arrowverse Crossover

Heatwave Actor Talks Meeting “New” Captain Cold In Arrowverse Crossover

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The upcoming DCTV crossover between Supergirl, Flash, Legends of Tomorrow and Arrow is set to be its biggest one ever. “Crisis On Earth-X” will bring all four shows together along with a fifth show in The Ray: Freedom Fighter, the animated series debuting on CWSeed. This crossover, however, will mark the end of several characters, including Wentworth Miller as Leonard Snart aka Captain Cold. He is going to be back as the Earth-X version of the character: Citizen Cold, which DC Comics fans will know from the Flashpoint comic book. Well, inevitably, that means that he’ll team up with Dominic Purcell’s Heatwave once again, and Purcell talked about what that was like with Comic Book Resources: “Oh, well, the writers brought them together.” he said, “What I can elaborate on is that the relationship between Heatwave and Captain Cold — or not Captain Cold… Citizen [Cold]. It’s changed. The audience will really see a difference in his character, and also how Rory reacts to this new… you know, Captain Cold, if you