CW Crisis Schedule - Supergirl, Arrow, Black Lightning and Elseworlds
CW's Crisis Schedule includes Supergirl, Arrow, Black Lightning and Elseworlds. With so many shows to choose from, it can be difficult to determine which ones you should watch. However, if you know which ones you want to watch, you'll be able to find the episodes you're looking for.
Arrow
Almost a decade after Arrow and The Flash began, the Arrowverse has finally come together in the form of a five-part crossover. This event will introduce a host of characters from the shows and other DC Comics franchises. The event will also introduce a new concept: the multiverse.
Crisis on Infinite Earths is based on a storyline from DC Comics. In the event, a series of characters are introduced into the multiverse, including the Flash, Supergirl, Batwoman, and more. It is a huge storyline, and a lot of characters will be killed. It will also have a lot of world-shaking consequences. It is a complicated storyline, and if you aren't familiar with the shows, you might be confused.
CW President Mark Pedowitz announced some details about the event. It will feature characters from the shows and other DC Comics properties, including a live-action debut of Kevin Conroy as Batman. It will also feature Tom Ellis as Lucifer Morningstar.
Besides these major characters, the crossover will feature cameos from other shows, such as The Flash and Supergirl. It will also include new characters, such as Black Lightning. This is the first time that Black Lightning will be featured in a crossover.
Crisis on Infinite Earths will air on The CW. It will also be available on Netflix. The full crossover will be available for subscribers by early June. The CW will also stream the last five episodes of all shows for fans to enjoy. It will include an episode that will be a future-set backdoor pilot for a possible Arrow spinoff.
The Arrow Crisis is a major event that will have a lot of world-shaking effects. In the event, the heroes of the Arrowverse will have to work together to defeat the villain. In addition to The Flash and Supergirl, Arrow will also be involved.
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Supergirl
CW has released a full schedule for Crisis on Infinite Earths, the sixth annual Arrowverse crossover event. The event will feature episodes from Supergirl, Batwoman, The Flash and DC's Legends of Tomorrow. All five shows will air in their respective timeslots. Each episode will be accompanied by an aftershow hosted by Kevin Smith.
The crossover will feature several DC Comics characters, including the Arrowverse's Lyla Michaels, Sara Lance, Kate Kane and Barry Allen. The event also features forgotten one-offs and the return of some of the shows' key casts.
The event will be five hours long, with the first three episodes airing on three nights. The final two episodes are not yet scheduled. They will air in 2020. The two part crossover is expected to be a cliffhanger.
In addition to Supergirl, Batwoman and The Flash, the event will feature several other characters. One of the more notable characters is Burt Ward, who will make an appearance in the upcoming episode. Other characters include Lex Luthor, Huntress and Tom Welling.
Crisis on Infinite Earths is the biggest crossover event to hit the CW's DC superhero shows. It will bring together the heroes of multiple Earths to fight the Anti-Monitor. The Anti-Monitor is a supervillain who destroys entire worlds and feeds off of the power of those he destroys.
The event will feature episodes from Supergirl, Arrow, The Flash, DC's Legends of Tomorrow and Batwoman. Supergirl will also air in a regular timeslot on Sundays. The rest of the shows will air on their regular nights. If you want to watch Crisis on Infinite Earths, you can watch the episodes online or on the CW Seed app.
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Black Lightning
Despite not having an official part in CW's "Crisis on Infinite Earths" crossover, Black Lightning still will have a large presence in the event. He will appear in the third hour of the crossover.
The first official Black Lightning mention in "Crisis" will come via Twitter from actor Cress Williams. He posted a message on Instagram and tweeted a video from the set of Black Lightning. He noted that he'd like to see Supergirl make a cameo in Freeland.
The "Crisis" event is the biggest DC Comics event to hit television screens since "The Dark Knight Returns." It gathered heroes from multiple TV eras into one massive event. The first episode aired in September, but the final two episodes won't be aired until the end of January.
The "Crisis" saga spans five shows: The Flash, Arrow, Legends of Tomorrow, Supergirl, and Batwoman. It includes Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell), Barry Allen (Grant Gustin), Kara Danvers (Melissa Benoist), Kate Kane (Ruby Rose), Sara Lance (Caty Lotz), and Diggle.
In the meantime, Black Lightning's Earth Crisis episode will be aired on Monday, December 9 at 9 p.m. It's not part of the "Crisis" event, but it's still worth watching.
One of the most notable elements of the "Crisis" event is the introduction of the concept of multiple universes. Many comics have only mentioned this in terms of the 1985 maxi-series event.
Black Lightning's Earth Crisis episode doesn't tie into the bigger event, but it does directly precede Part Three of "Crisis on Infinite Worlds." The heroes travel to Freeland and attempt to stop the Anti-Monitor.
If the show's powers-that-be can fix its connection, then adding Black Lightning into the DC Comics world would be a smart move.
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Elseworlds
During the Elseworlds crossover event, many DC comic book characters made their debut. Among them was Batwoman. And though she's not a new character, she was an essential part of the crossover.
Another character made his appearance in "Elseworlds" was the Monitor. In the comics, The Monitor is a villain who wants to rule the universe. He uses his powers to destroy realities. However, in the crossover, his teleportation abilities teleported back to John Deegan instead of Barry.
The Monitor also alludes to a greater evil on the horizon. He tests Earth heroes to see if they're up to the challenge. And although Barry, Oliver, and Kara did well, they're not as far ahead of the curve as the heroes of Earth-90.
Elseworlds was also an elaborate crossover event. It introduced Gotham City to the Arrowverse, and introduced many characters. The Flash and Supergirl made appearances, too. And, of course, there were many easter eggs for DC fans.
While the Elseworlds crossover was a success, it left many fans wondering what else could have been done. For one, the Monitor's deal with Oliver might have paid off. But, there was also the long gestating thread of John Diggle becoming a Green Lantern. It's still unclear if that will pay off in the comics.
Another notable crossover item is the identity crisis between Oliver and Barry. It changes the dynamics between the characters. In the comics, Adrian Chase is an Earth 1 Vigilante, but he's not the one we've seen in the show. It's possible that Ramsey Rosso plays a role, though he doesn't appear in the comics. And, while he doesn't have a comic counterpart, he might be enough to carry over into Crisis.
Re-runs
Despite the CW's indefinite suspension of its Arrowverse television series, the CW has announced return dates for its current shows, including the upcoming season of "Crisis on Infinite Earths." The CW has also announced that it will air reruns of the original episodes of Crisis on Infinite Earths.
The CW's Crisis on Infinite Earths is loosely based on the mid-'80s DC Comics storyline of the same name. The crossover event will feature characters from each of the CW's superhero shows, including The Flash, Supergirl, DC Legends of Tomorrow, and Batwoman. During the event, many characters died. The CW hasn't revealed exactly how the crossover will wrap up, but it appears as though the story will focus on tying up current storylines.
Crisis on Infinite Earths will be the biggest crossover event for the Arrowverse to date. It will feature five hours of storyline that will tie together the DC Comics universe. The crossover will include characters from the CW's Supergirl and DC's Legends of Tomorrow, along with the newcomer "Batwoman."
The crossover is expected to air in back-to-back episodes on January 14 and 15. The CW will also rerun the five-episode crossover on April 7, which is expected to be the first time that all five episodes air in one week.
The CW has not announced any schedule changes for its other shows, but it is likely that they will air reruns in the coming weeks. In the event that the films are delayed, producers may have to re-schedule their production schedules.
The CW's Crisis Crash Course will air weekly to offer an in-depth look at the episodes of the Arrowverse, including a look at the events of the upcoming Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover.