It is time for the annual CW crossover event, "Crisis on Earth-X". This year's format has Supergirl followed by Arrow on Monday with The Flash followed by Legends of Tomorrow on Tuesday. Last year's event was
NBC’s Constantine series may not have worked out for the network. Ratings were low, and overall reception of the show, while solid, wasn’t brimming with enthusiasm. However, if there is one aspect that was well
Tonight on The CW will see the third episodes of The Flash’s and Legend of Tomorrow’s respective seasons. In Season 4, Episode 3 ("Luck be a Lady") of The Flash, Barry will be taking on
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyHA0CqZpcI The roster for the Legends of Tomorrow is constantly fluctuating. With deaths hitting left and right, people joining, betraying, leaving, and everything in-between, it’s certainly helped make things more interesting. We recently learned that
The world of Legends of Tomorrow continues to get smaller. Deadline is reporting that the veteran thespian Victor Garber will be exiting the DC CW series during this current third season. The reported reason for
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lJiiC8j6zQ Tonight is the first day that the Arrowverse returns to The CW, and this season of television kicks off in a big way. Of course, one-fourth of that program lineup is none other than Legends of
Legends of Tomorrow actress just released a brand new poster for the new season of the series, which is set to in just over a week. Take a look at the poster below! As you
The CW and DC's Legends of Tomorrow is probably the oddest and most offbeat superhero TV series ever. Combining an ever-evolving group of (at best) B-list characters (The Atom, Firestorm, White Canary, Steel, Vixen, Heat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kg2T51tA8Vc Last season of Legends of Tomorrow ended things a bit worse for wear. Yes, the Legends managed to successfully depower the Spear of Destiny and take down the Legion of Doom, but there were
DC's greatest live-action television series has been canceled since 2015, yet the character at its center continues to live on. I am, of course, referring to Constantine, the NBC series that ran for only one
