OmegaConflict
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Broddie;c-9570506 said:2 more weeks
^^^that guy is a shit actor
^^^that guy is a shit actor
CottonCitySlim
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Blazedadon87x;c-9568220 said:OmegaConflict;c-9554467 said:soul rattler;c-9553838 said:A Scrubs episode from 2009.
Wells with the shits
Hilarious
well almost everybody on the show except Cisco and Wally were on other shows at one point , and Wells did play Ranger Smith on the live action Yogi Bear movie
and that DA was on that Kevin Rock and Rock movie Central Intelligence over the summer,which sorta explains why she wasn't on season 2 at all
Wally was in high school musical
deadeye;c-9573423 said:Broddie;c-9571543 said:OmegaConflict;c-9570533 said:Broddie;c-9570506 said:2 more weeks
^^^that guy is a shit actor
He is but his show's still popping in spite of that.
@Broddie
I thought you weren't following the show.
When did you start checking for it?
Got back into it with the crossover and the midseason finale. Both were pretty thrill.
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lord nemesis
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Bet that pussy taste like sweet butter
Flash Renewed for Season 4.. Arrow for Season 6, Supergirl and Legends of Tomorrow also renewed for Season 3.
The CW has announced that all four of its DC superhero shows will return for the 2017-2018 season. Arrow, Supergirl, The Flash, and Legends of Tomorrow were all renewed for next season, along with veteran series Supernatural, Jane the Virgin, and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.
The CW has built its viewership thanks to the success of the DC shows, which aired on four different nights in the fall. After Arrow's strong debut in 2012, the CW created a shared "DC TV" universe with The Flash and Legends of Tomorrow in 2014 and 2015. The CW also acquired Supergirl from CBS (which owns half of the CW) after its first season. While Supergirl technically exists in a separate universe from the CW's other superhero shows, the title heroine has dimension hopped several times to crossover with those series.
When announcing the news, CW president Mark Pedowitz noted that the early renewals of the shows gave showrunners time to plan for next season. Premiere dates will be announced at a later time.
Notably, the CW has not announced renewals for iZombie and Riverdale, two comic book shows that haven't yet aired this season. Their fates will likely rest on the strength of CW's midseasons rating. The 100 and The Originals have also not yet been renewed for next fall.
The CW will also have some programming holes to fill next year. The Vampire Diaries and Reign will both end this spring, and rookie shows Frequency and No Tomorrow were not given additional episode orders, which could hint that the CW will not pick them up for a second season.
While the CW has a packed superhero slate, DC executive Geoff Johns recently hinted that another DC show will be announced soon, and rumors have persisted that the CW could add a fifth superhero show soon.
The CW has announced that all four of its DC superhero shows will return for the 2017-2018 season. Arrow, Supergirl, The Flash, and Legends of Tomorrow were all renewed for next season, along with veteran series Supernatural, Jane the Virgin, and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.
The CW has built its viewership thanks to the success of the DC shows, which aired on four different nights in the fall. After Arrow's strong debut in 2012, the CW created a shared "DC TV" universe with The Flash and Legends of Tomorrow in 2014 and 2015. The CW also acquired Supergirl from CBS (which owns half of the CW) after its first season. While Supergirl technically exists in a separate universe from the CW's other superhero shows, the title heroine has dimension hopped several times to crossover with those series.
When announcing the news, CW president Mark Pedowitz noted that the early renewals of the shows gave showrunners time to plan for next season. Premiere dates will be announced at a later time.
Notably, the CW has not announced renewals for iZombie and Riverdale, two comic book shows that haven't yet aired this season. Their fates will likely rest on the strength of CW's midseasons rating. The 100 and The Originals have also not yet been renewed for next fall.
The CW will also have some programming holes to fill next year. The Vampire Diaries and Reign will both end this spring, and rookie shows Frequency and No Tomorrow were not given additional episode orders, which could hint that the CW will not pick them up for a second season.
While the CW has a packed superhero slate, DC executive Geoff Johns recently hinted that another DC show will be announced soon, and rumors have persisted that the CW could add a fifth superhero show soon.
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Lou Cypher
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Dumb to do Constantine as a animated series imo. Just continue the damn show. Probably dont want to spend a bunch of money on it though. It will be shit anyway since its a CW show.
infamous114
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Lou_Cypher;c-9590803 said:
Idiotic thinking seeing as the DC shows on CW have been good
VulcanRaven
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Big Kola;c-9589112 said:
I been sating they need to bring in Nightwing/Robin for years. He can bring the Batman presence without Batman. Unless they just put Batman on TV since the Adam West show, but they won't.
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