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To Better Know The Legends of Tomorrow
A thorough primer on the CW’s latest assortment of heroes and villains. More
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You Oughta Know: Vandal Savage
With comic book adaptations on almost every channel and streaming service, fans will meet many new characters with extensive backstories. We’re here to introduce these characters to help lessen the learning curve. Arrow and The Flash are crossing over again to do some heavy lifting for Legends of Tomorrow, but that could be said about both shows’ earliest […] More
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The Flash, Ep. 2.01, “The Man Who Saved Central City”
The Flash, Season 2, Episode 1, “The Man Who Saved Central City” Directed by Ralph Hemecker Teleplay by Andrew Kreisberg & Gabrielle Stanton Airs on Tuesdays at 8 pm (ET) on The CW It’s been six months since we last we saw The Flash save Central City when racing up a building in a desperate attempt […] More
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‘Arrow’ Season 4 Trailer Teases Green Arrow, Mr. Terrific, Damien Darhk, Constantine, and More
[highlight color=”green”]“The Arrow’s dead. Couldn’t be that person even if I wanted to be. And I don’t wanna be.”[/highlight] – The trailer for the upcoming fourth season of Arrow was finally released this weekend and it is guaranteed to have fans of DC Comics ecstatic. The trailer picks up where Season 3 left off, with […] More
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Chew on the brainy new trailer for CW’s ‘iZombie’
The new series from Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas is loosely based on a DC Vertigo comic book series ‘iZombie’ written by Chris Roberson and illustrated by Michael Allred. The television adaption will be taking liberties with the original source material beginning with the character’s name which is now Olivia “Liv” Moore portrayed by Rose […] More
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‘Arrow’ and ‘Flash’ getting a spin-off show
If you, like most TV junkies, can’t get enough superhero shows, then you’re in luck. The CW has recently unveiled one of their most ambitious projects yet: a spin-off show of both Arrow and The Flash by creators Greg Berlanti, Andrew Kreisberg and Marc Guggenheim. More
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The Flash, Ep. 1.12, “Crazy for You” hits a few speed bumps along the way
This week on The Flash, Britne Oldford stars as Shauna Baez (Peek-a-Boo) a metahuman who’s mastered the power of teleportation via quantum entanglement. After breaking her boyfriend Clay Parker, out of Iron Heights prison, Barry Allen is tasked with solving the case by taking the residual DNA particulates found at the crime scene to S.T.A.R. Labs for analyzing. Aiding Barry in his investigation is his incarcerated dad Henry who discovers that Clay owes money to a local crime boss, who just happens to be planning a major heist. More
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Watch the trailer for Flash Vs. Arrow
The Flash is without question my favourite new series of the 2014 fall season, so needless to say, I’m pretty excited about CW’s epic two part crossover “Flash vs. Arrow”. The episode will air December 2nd and 3rd and set up the winter finales of both shows which will air the week after. For those […] More
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See 20 images from ‘Flash vs. Arrow’ crossover episode
The CW has been teasing the upcoming crossover episodes for The Flash and Arrow for a couple of weeks, and now they’ve finally released the first images from the episode online. Part one of the Flash vs. Arrow crossover event (which is technically an episode of The Flash) is directed by Glen Winter with a […] More
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The Flash, Ep. 1.04 “Going Rogue” will impress the geek core and non-fans alike
Taking into account a DVR playback The Flash series pilot has risen to 6.8 million viewers since it first premiered. That’s The CW’s most-watched telecast in the network’s history. It’s also the network’s second biggest rating ever among adults 18-49. If you count all platforms, the tally rises to 13 million viewers. If anything, “Going Rogue” will only help boost those numbers. With a script that never forgets its heroes’ humanity, and two superpowered set pieces, “Going Rogue” lives up to its hype — and raises the bar for the DC canon. Not only does this episode introduce Wentworth Miller playing one of the Flash’s best-known enemies, but the special guest star turned in a great performance as the famous Captain Cold. And if that isn’t enough to tune in, “Going Rogue” was co-written by Geoff Johns, responsible for his fair share of some of the best Flash comic book stories. Finally, “Going Rogue” is also the first crossover episode, bringing Felicity Smoak over from established hit series Arrow. More
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The CW’s ‘The Flash’ gets a new trailer
Sprinting off from successful comic book TV series Arrow comes a new type of hero into the CW’s expanding DC universe in the upcoming series The Flash. Grant Gustin leads the cast as Barry Allen, an assistant forensics investigator who, after a freak accident, gains the ability of super speed. Also among the cast are Candice […] More
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A New Old World: Cancellations and Renewals
Here’s the scorecard of recently announced TV cancellations and renewals, as we all bite our fingernails waiting for those final few verdicts to trickle in, particularly (I’m guessing), Nashville, Hannibal, and Community. UPDATE: Hannibal just renewed. ABC CANCELLED: Trophy Wife, Mixology, and Neighbors. (Comment: Trophy Wife was superbly cast and sweet and funny, if slight, […] More
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