Barry sits in a cage in this still from an all new episode of The Flash!
In “Grodd Friended Me”, feeling overwhelmed with all the changes since Crisis, Barry (Grant Gustin) conducts an experiment that goes awry and puts him directly in Gorilla Grodd’s path.
Expecting the worst, Barry is surprised when Grodd asks for his help. Unfortunately for both The Flash and Grodd, things get worse when another villain appears — Solovar.
Meanwhile, Iris (Candice Patton) works with Eva to escape the Mirrorverse.
Tune in to The Flash TONIGHT (February 25) at 8/7c on The CW!
Supergirl is hitting a major milestone tonight (February 23)!
The CW series, which is part of the Arrowverse, is airing it’s 100th episode, and star Melissa Benoist has been celebrating all weekend leading up to the moment, sharing pics from season one.
“From shooting the @supergirlcw pilot 5 YEARS AGO. That is the face of a baby who had no idea the crazy ride she was about to take. Our 100th episode airs this Sunday 🤯 #supergirl100,” she captioned one pic.
“Tomorrow we hit 100 episodes! That is a lot of television! And a lot of heat vision! A lot of all the visions! And I need more @thomaspatricklennon like I need MORE COWBELL!!! #supergirl100,” she wrote with a pic from the 100th episode.
Here’s a synopsis for “It’s a Super Life”: Mxyzptlk (Thomas Lennon) returns with a proposition for Kara — what if she could go back in time and tell Lena (Katie McGrath) her secret before Lex did, would things turn out different? Looking back over key moments throughout the series, Kara must decide if she wants to change history to become friends with Lena again. Familiar faces return in this special episode.
Tune in for the 100th episode of Supergirl TONIGHT (February 23) at 9/8c after an all new episode of Batwoman on The CW!
In the latest episode, after months of searching for Sue Dearbon (Natalie Dreyfuss), Ralph (Hartley Sawyer) gets a lead on her whereabouts and finally comes face to face with his missing client.
However, Sue refuses to return home to her family, and instead, takes Ralph on a daring adventure.
Who is Sue Dearborn, you ask?
According to ComicBook.com, in the comics, Sue is the one who eventually becomes Ralph’s wife. She was “a socialite from New York who met Ralph when he crashed her debutante ball with Ralph doing something that is quintessentially Ralph Dibny: using the ruse of dealing with jewel thieves as a means to see Sue.”
“The pair ended up having a whirlwind romance and married quickly with the Dibny’s becoming one of the most loving (and beloved) couples in comics with Sue staying right by her husband’s side as he served with the Justice League.”
The Flash is returning tonight (February 4) and Barry is dealing with Oliver’s death.
In the all new episode, “Marathon”, after The Citizen prints an explosive story, Iris’s (Candice Patton) life is threatened. Refusing to hide from those that are attacking her, Iris sets out to expose a dangerous organization. Meanwhile, Barry (Grant Gustin) must face the consequences of the Crisis and fulfill Oliver Queen’s wish for him.
The Flash showrunner Eric Wallace opened up about how Barry is dealing with Oliver’s death.
“He is ready to enjoy life with gusto. He’s so happy to have a second chance, as we are all,” he told TV Guide. “There’s also, I think, a little bit of survivor’s guilt leftover from Oliver’s death. Oliver didn’t make it out of Crisis. He was the only one, and that’s going to haunt Barry just a little bit.”
“The way you cope with tragedy is holding on and embracing the loved ones in your life and celebrating them,” Eric added. “I think that’s a lesson that Barry will have to kind of relearn over the course of graphic novel number two and this whole season, and that’s where his head’s at when we kick off with our premiere.”
The Flash airs TONIGHT (February 4) at 8/7c on The CW!
Spoilers ahead! Don’t read if you haven’t watched the series finale of Arrow.
Fans totally went crazy over the final moments of the Arrow series finale!
The finale saw the end of Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) sacrificing himself in order to reboot the universe and create the combined Earth Prime universe that all the Arrowverse heroes now live in.
At the end of the episode, the Green Arrow’s bodyguard John Diggle (David Ramsey) teases new adventures to come, and we see a meteor streak across the sky. Diggle then goes to the crash site and finds a box with an emerald ring inside – aka the power ring worn by The Green Lantern.
For years, it has been a long-running theory by Arrow fans that Diggle would turn out to be Green Lantern John Stewart. The show’s been dropping Easter eggs on that theory for years with us learning that Diggle’s grandfather’s last name was “Stewart” and once in an alternate universe version of the Flash once asked Diggle “where’s your ring?” when he met him.
“That was something that we’ve been working our way towards for a good long time now,” showrunner Marc Guggenheim shared with Deadline. “I think for maybe about a year, year-and-a-half we’ve known that this was a moment we’re going to be able to do, and it made sense to do it in the finale because my attitude is that even though the show ends, as long as the characters are alive the characters continue on. One of the things we wanted to do with the finale was give you a sense as to what their post-show trajectories would be. And certainly, Diggle’s is probably the most intriguing.”
Here’s to hoping we get more from The Green Lantern in the future!
It was a huge moment on the Arrowverse’s Crisis on Infinite Earths last night!
Grant Gustin, who plays The Flash for The CW came face-to-face with Ezra Miller, who plays The Flash for the DC Universe movies! The characters were both in costume as the superhero when they met on screen.
“Is this cosplay? Do you want a selfie, bro?” Miller/Barry asked Gustin/Barry.
“This shouldn’t be possible now,” said Gustin/Barry. At this point, Ezra began to fade away.
Grant later posted about the cameo on Instagram, writing, “How about that? Ezra is one of a kind. So glad we could make this happen and keep it a secret until today. Thank you to @dccomics”
Supergirl‘s Melissa Benoist wrote in the comments, “YOU KEPT THIS SECRET SO WELL. NONE of us knew!!!! Or did they know?! Was I the only one that didn’t know?!”
