TV Series Arrowverse: Arrow, Batwoman, Black Lightning, Flash, Legends of Tomorrow, Supergirl, Superman & Lois

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The Flash season 7 teaser:

 
"The CWverse Superheroes" promo, including a short look at the upcoming series Superman & Lois:

 
It will always be the "arrowverse" to me. Its going to be weird not seeing arrow in the line up anymore.
 
I'm waiting for Legends of Tomorrow to become Legends of the Multiverse so we can get the crossover with Stargirl.

Then again, they could probably do the crossover anyway. Either way, Stargirl meeting her Merlin counterpart from Prime Earth would be a neat twist.
 
Batwoman teaser entitled "Powerful," with first look at Javicia Leslie as the new Batwoman, Ryan Wilder:

 
Trailer for Batwoman season 2, which will premiere on Sunday, January 17, 2021:

 
"Family Crest" trailer for Superman & Lois, which will premiere on Tuesday, February 23, 2021:

 
Season trailer for Superman & Lois, which will debut on Tuesday, February 23, 2021:

 
I started watching Batwoman on HBOMax and it’s better than I thought it would be and trending better than Flash.

Arrow is the best by far but this one could be the second best followed by flash but everything else is basically unwatchable.

I have to watch these shows on demand so I can fast forward through the filler.
 
I started watching Batwoman on HBOMax and it’s better than I thought it would be and trending better than Flash.

Arrow is the best by far but this one could be the second best followed by flash but everything else is basically unwatchable.

I have to watch these shows on demand so I can fast forward through the filler.
I never understood the concept of fast forwarding through the boring stuff. How do you know what if boring and what isn’t if you don’t watch it?
 
I never understood the concept of fast forwarding through the boring stuff. How do you know what if boring and what isn’t if you don’t watch it?
Basically I fast forward through the predictable parts like 3 to 5 minutes of “our relationship is struggling because you don’t have time for me and you need to make time” or “I never meant to hurt you and I will do whatever I can to make it up to you” or if you can tell a fight is going to last FOREVER I’ll watch the start and the end. Flashbacks can be a big waste of time also because you know the sister died and don’t need to watch it happen every other episode.

Occasionally I’ll miss something important but they always rehash it over and over.

Then there’s the entire filler episode that does not support the main storyline of the season but just there to get the number of episodes the network ordered. I’ll catch wind of that pretty early and fast forward through most of that episode.

If you have to rewind no sweat but I’ll watch probably 40 minutes of every hour when you cut out re-caps, next episode previews and the fluff.
 
Basically I fast forward through the predictable parts like 3 to 5 minutes of “our relationship is struggling because you don’t have time for me and you need to make time” or “I never meant to hurt you and I will do whatever I can to make it up to you” or if you can tell a fight is going to last FOREVER I’ll watch the start and the end. Flashbacks can be a big waste of time also because you know the sister died and don’t need to watch it happen every other episode.

Occasionally I’ll miss something important but they always rehash it over and over.

Then there’s the entire filler episode that does not support the main storyline of the season but just there to get the number of episodes the network ordered. I’ll catch wind of that pretty early and fast forward through most of that episode.

If you have to rewind no sweat but I’ll watch probably 40 minutes of every hour when you cut out re-caps, next episode previews and the fluff.
Fair enough.

But imho, that stuff is still context and is needed to understand the motivations of the characters. If it gets to the point that that is taking over the story, and you feel like fast forwarding through a quarter of the show or whatever, I think it is time to save that final 40 mins as well.

Thats what I have done with the entire Arrowverse at this point (and is now my default position on everything CW).
 
Fair enough.

But imho, that stuff is still context and is needed to understand the motivations of the characters. If it gets to the point that that is taking over the story, and you feel like fast forwarding through a quarter of the show or whatever, I think it is time to save that final 40 mins as well.

Thats what I have done with the entire Arrowverse at this point (and is now my default position on everything CW).
I really don’t care for anything on CW. I liked arrow but it went on for about 2 seasons too long IMO. This Batwoman show I didn’t even want to start but decided to just because I was looking for something new.

I like where DC is headed in shows like Titans and Doom Patrol as I just finished those and watched pretty much all of them. I’m curious to see if they can keep that going.
 
Doom patrol got a little... weird, but overall was good enough to continue watching. Titans was good as well (though I didn’t like that they (a) actually showed Bruce in such a main way and (b) didn’t cast Kevin Conroy in the role. I don’t mind Iain Glen, but he just never looked like Batman to me).
 
Superman & Lois trailer:

 
Doom patrol got a little... weird, but overall was good enough to continue watching. Titans was good as well (though I didn’t like that they (a) actually showed Bruce in such a main way and (b) didn’t cast Kevin Conroy in the role. I don’t mind Iain Glen, but he just never looked like Batman to me).
Titans and Doom Patrol are in another DC Universe. They are embracing the muti-verse at DC. An example is the Joker in the movies.
 
Titans and Doom Patrol are in another DC Universe. They are embracing the muti-verse at DC. An example is the Joker in the movies.
Doom Patrol was initially intended to be in the same universe at Titans (it had a backdoor pilot in Titans, after all) but I understand that they changed their mind midway through and now they are in their own stand alone universes (the think the recasting of Chief is their “reasoning”).
 
Doom Patrol was initially intended to be in the same universe at Titans (it had a backdoor pilot in Titans, after all) but I understand that they changed their mind midway through and now they are in their own stand alone universes (the think the recasting of Chief is their “reasoning”).
Wait. Titans and Doom Patrol are in separate universes now? That's kinda dumb.
 
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