Superman & Lois
Dire Bare
Legend
Eventually they will . . . probably. But for me, that's a plus! I love the cross-over episodes!
Ryujin
Legend
The continual cross-over episodes were why I ended up dropping the Arroverse shows from my viewing list.
There was a crossover event once a year.
Ryujin
Legend
That involved more than one show. Have a character from another show appear in a different show an that's fine. Tie things into a show that I'm not watching, because I don't like it (or have given up on it), and that doesn't entice me to watch it again. It puts me off the show that I have been watching. That's just me. You do you
OK.That involved more than one show. Have a character from another show appear in a different show an that's fine. Tie things into a show that I'm not watching, because I don't like it (or have given up on it), and that doesn't entice me to watch it again. It puts me off the show that I have been watching. That's just me. You do you
Tonguez
A suffusion of yellow
In my case I only tuned in for the crossovers, the continual angst of the rest of the shows is what turn me off watching the weekly offerings (and the injustice done to Mr Terrific by making him incompetent)
GreyLord
Legend
With the crossovers I bought a blu-ray set of Arrow and it almost always had the entire crossover thing in it. I generally just watched the crossover things so I checked the blu-ray things to see if it had the crossover episodes included in the set.
I get to watch it a year after everyone, but I also get to watch it at my leisure. It is also nice to have the entire crossover in one place.
I get to watch it a year after everyone, but I also get to watch it at my leisure. It is also nice to have the entire crossover in one place.
Truth Seeker
Adventurer
The premise is promising, the visuals was great...and thankfully, not frakkin' woke.
Dire Bare
Legend
What does that even mean?
And no, don't define "woke". What about Superman & Lois isn't "woke". Or, what is the wokeness you seem worried about?
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