Arrow/The Flash/Legends of Tomorrow/Supergirl SUPERTHREAD [***SPOILERS - The CW***]

Current Eobard is the one that originally traveled back in time to kill Norah Allen, when Barry stopped him he put him in a cell causing Flashpoint when Barry set him free to fix Flashpoint he created a time duplication paradox of Eobard who now exisits in the speed force, the black racer is chasing this Eobard so he can stay in one place in time for short bursts only.

TonyD79 wrote: »

Would commenting on Oliver's bearded Russian friend be a spoiler? Didn't realise who Anatoly was until I googled him!

Yeah I think the version in Arrow has no relation to the versions , it's just a name they used for the show.

Legends of Tomorrow miles ahead of the rest of them for me.


Then Arrow.


And a long way behind Supergirl followed by The Flash

God that Flash Duet episode was just terrible. I know the actors no doubt loved it because there would have been very little cgi needed and because they got to wear something instead of there usual costumes but a musical really? A crime gang style episode would have been better and all the ingredients were there for it but instead they do a musical with two lovers that have fathers who are crime lords lol.
I just don,t do musicals sorry don,t see what all the fuss is about they are always terrible and overhyped.

So has Luifer joined this Universe

Agent Coulson wrote: »

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Imagine the fun that Lucifer could have in the DCEU, i'd love to see him "ask" Oliver what his deepest darkest desire is, would at least answer a question/statement he made in the most recent episode about what kind of person he is...

Looks like Black Lightning will be part of the Universe.

This year's crossover event will run over two nights instead of 4 with Arrow airing after Supergirl on the Monday followed by The Flash and Legends of Tomorrow the following day
http://tvline.com/2017/08/02/arrow-flash-supergirl-legends-crossover-november-2017/

Kirk Acevedo joins the cast of Arrow.

I love Arrow, The Flash and Supergirl but they suffer from quite few problems that are easily solved but instead the producers add to the issues.

The three heroes have too much of a support staff and too many people know their secret identities. And it just keeps growing.

And the writers on the Flash really struggle with the season long arcs - the Zoom and Savitar were just dragged out for the sake of it. Joe's two kids are selfish nobs all the time* and there is no explanation for this great romance between Barry and Iris for which Barry would destroy timelines. Plus why is Joe cool with his daughter having a relationship with the guy he raised as a son?. Why is Wally on the show? What is the point of two speedsters? Why is Iris always in STAR Labs when she has nothing to contribute but Barry repeatedly claims she is valuable. And why is Caitlin Snow the only person who turns just by using a superpower? And enough speedster villains already.

* Henry gets released from prison and Iris' reaction to the news is how it affects Joe's place as Barry's "father"? Wally pouts the his girlfriend would want to live in her own dimension and gives no thought to moving there himself?

Legends of Tomorrow is mess. The time travel is dull, has no impact on the Arrowverse and doesn't even follow it's own rules. And they are supposed to be superheroes, not cheap Doctor Who knock offs. Which is shame because Victor Garber and Dominic Purcell are great. Legends should actually be a Justice Society series or an anthology series of four/five episodes arcs devoted to introducing other DC heroes and villains. White Canary, Heatwave and Firestorm are wasted in time travel nonsense. I stopped watching with the Camelot episode - I'd had enough of Ray Palmer and the historian guy constantly finding things in each episode that were they're dreams a a child:rolleyes: but is Damien Darkh on the team now or is he the villain for the next season?

Also Arrowverse producers, it is okay for some of the characters who die to stay dead. Even the fun ones like Drakh.

jaxxx wrote: »

That is my biggest gripe with the shows, all of them. I only really watch Flash and Arrow. Supergirl I skip through most of it and I don't watch Legends at all, just keep up with the story on wikipedia. I don't mind the whole "support staff" team on Flash. I love Cisco/Wells/Caitlin/Joe (Wally and Iris p**s me off). But Arrow has become ridiculous. All those new team members last season annoyed the hell outta me. "Mr.Terrific" who was more 'Mr.Joke', nothing terrific about him. And WildDog was just annoying. Hopefully to god some of them have been killed off after the season finale.

My biggest gripe with Supergirl is how underpowered they've made J'onn. He's one of the strongest members of the Justice League but they've nerfed him to hell in the show whenever he fights. Yeah, that whole "everyone knows everyones secret identity" thing is plain stupid.

I like Joe and the STAR Labs crew too but Barry is a superhero and is supposed to be highly intelligent himself yet he can't really function without them. And he should be able too. They are in his ear and instructing him even when he is just doing regular crime fighting.

It would make more sense if they were allies he turned occasionally. This would give the show more space to develop villains and even Barry's dual life. And possible give Iris a reason for being on the show. Wally is a character who should have been introduced in the final season and he should be a teenager, not some pouting child who "becomes fast because wants to be fast".:rolleyes:

Team Arrow was just fine with Felicity at the computers and Diggle giving moral support and the occasional back up, but he didn't need to suit up. Oliver having a sidekick made sense and Roy/Arsenal wasn't rushed. I'd have preferred if Thea had remained a civilian if only for the sake of not having everyone as hero or villain. I like Wild Dog, Artemis, Ragman and the new Black Canary but like STAR Labs they don't need to be on a permanent team. Artemis could have been a sidekick turned traitor and Wild Dog could be a pain in the ass vigilante that Green Arrow tolerates and has a some time ally. Calling Mr. Terrific a joke is too kind - he is pointless as a superhero but would be okay as an occasional gadget man. Wild Dog, Artemis, etc. should just cross Oliver's path occasionally, or even have adventures within but separate to the main story. Even give them the occasional solo episode.

I don't understand Berlanti and crew's desperate need to put every character in suit and superpowers.

J'onn whole presence in Supergirl doesn't really make sense. He took Henshaw's place but for ten years relentlessly hunted dangerous and innocent aliens alike and behaved like a bigot. He made no effort to use the opportunity to make things better until his real identity was revealed. Then the personality changed.

The producers just made the show too cluttered. The DEO was unesscesary - make it about Kara's work and personal life, fighting crime and aliens with Alex an NSA agent who uses her position to make sure Kara is never discovered and the two occasionally back up each other. Save all the money spend on DEO extras and sets for better things.

The non-superhero side of superheroes is important too - both identities need to cause difficulties for each other. Movies don't really get the time for that but TV should.

Marvel did this perfectly with Daredevil. Arrow has done okay with this too a few times but need more - Ollie stuck in council meetings during a crime spree, Diggle at home with no major drama and Thea doing something.

Mick is the best thing in the four shows.

Arrow and Flash both name dropped a certain airline this past week

Could be an easter egg or something more.