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Part Three: Well, we are back again for the third part of the Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover, with this episode taking place on The Flash. There was a lot which went down in the episode, with twists from the comics, callbacks to other DC Comics television series from the past, and a cliffhanger which will have us waiting till January. Spoilers ahead for the episode, lets recap. Recap Ray finishes creating the paragon detector which tells the team that Barry is the paragon of love, Martian Manhunter is the paragon of honor, and a man from Earth-1 named Ryan Choi is the paragon of humanity, who Iris, Ray, and Ralph set out to find. Meanwhile, Constantine, Mia, and Diggle go to Earth-666, to enlist the help of Lucifer to retrieve Oliver’s soul from purgatory.  Elsewhere, Barry, Cisco, Killer Frost, and Pariah find in the Anti-Monitor’s lair, that the Flash of Earth-90 was captured by the Anti-Monitor and is running on a ‘cosmic treadmill’ which is powering the an...

Part Two: Hey everyone, we are back with the second part of the Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover, this time on the Batwoman series. In this episode we see the Monitor’s plan fall into play, as a few new concepts are introduced. So spoilers ahead for the episode, lets recap. Recap The Monitor introduces the concept of paragons to the team, who are seven individuals from across the multiverse who will be vital to stop the Anti-Monitor. Iris, Lois, and Clark are sent out to find the paragon of truth, who is a Kryptonian who has suffered a great loss. Meanwhile, Kate and Kara go to Earth-99 to find the paragon of courage, who is the “bat of the future,” Bruce Wayne. Elsewhere, with Oliver Queen dead, Mia, Barry, and Sara enlist the help of John Constantine to find a Lazarus Pit in the Multiverse to revive Oliver. Review    Opening: Meet the paragons The opening of the episode had a lot of exposition which was really neat to have explained all out, as ...

Part One: Well, after a year of waiting since its announcement, the time has come where ‘worlds will live, worlds will die, and nothing will ever be the same’ as the DC comics television crossover event of 2019, Crisis on Infinite Earths has started on Supergirl. In this article, I am going over a recap of the episode, as well as my thoughts, and the plethora of Easter Eggs in the episode. Spoilers ahead for the episode. Recap After a wave of anti-matter is found covering Earth-38, J’onn warns the team about the Monitor and the coming crisis. Brainiac-5 discovers that the Kryptonian refugee planet of Argo is in imminent danger from the wave. Kara makes a distress call to her cousin Clarke about the danger that he, Lois, and their son, Johnathan are in. Clarke and Lois send Johnathan in a pod to escape the destruction of Argo, as they meet their fate along with Alura- Kara’s biological mother. Lyla Diggle, now a servant of the Monitor, known as “Harbinger” gathers toge...

I dropped weekly viewing of nearly all of the Arrowverse series (except the Flash) in the fall of 2018 because I was not the most satisfied with the ending of last season. But, I really wish I did not drop Legends of Tomorrow season four, because it is amazing. Legends of Tomorrow is arguably the only Arrowverse series that manages to maintain a consistent tone, an interesting and compelling plot, with lovable characters throughout a single season, which is why it has lasted as long as it has.  I want to get into all the reasons why season four of Legends of Tomorrow worked, and why it deserves more credit. Plot The way that the first part of the season was constructed is that it took an episodic approach into constructing conflict, with a villain from the underworld each week being spit out into a part of the timeline where they do not belong, and it is up to the Legends to stop them. However, moving into the last few episodes of the season, everything came togethe...

The Green Arrow, Stephen Amell himself has confirmed that Arrow season eight will be the final season of the show. So with that heavy statement, let's talk about what is going on, and what will happen in and out of the Arrowverse. Playing Oliver Queen has been the greatest professional experience of my life... but you can’t be a vigilante forever. Arrow will return for a final run of 10 episodes this Fall. There’s so much to say... for now I just want to say thank you. — Stephen Amell (@StephenAmell) March 6, 2019 Earlier this year, we knew that all of the DCTV shows on the CW were renewed for a new season, and we also knew that one of the shows were going to have their final season. I had the guess that it was either going to be Legends of Tomorrow or Arrow. But now we have found out that Arrow will say its goodbye in season eight. Season eight of Arrow is going to be significantly shorter than anyone other DCTV season, rounding out at ten episodes for the season. Thi...

The DC Comics story "Crisis On Infinite Earths" is one of the greatest stories ever told in comics, as it involves an infinite amount of characters from around the multiverse, a high range of stakes for the heroes to win, a grand villain, a series of deaths from famous heroes, and of course it all acted as more or less of a reset button on the DC Comics continuity in a fashion. So at the end of the Elseworlds crossover, we got the teaser that next year in 2019 we would see the Crisis on Infinite Earth's storyline be adapted in the DCTV universe. Well first, I want to discuss the original plans I thought would happen with the inevitable Crisis crossover, and what it will turn out to be. So let's get started with my original thoughts back in the earlier seasons of the Flash and DCTV universe. Well, one of the biggest events in Crisis in the comics is that Barry Allen runs so fast to save the multiverse from the anti-monitor which he sacrifices himself to save e...

In a post on Instagram, actor, Keyinan Lonsdale, who plays Wally West, AKA "Kid Flash" on the Flash and Legends of Tomorrow revealed that he was not coming back as a series regular on any of the shows in the DCTV universe. The post reads " Yo! Soo as a lot of you have now read, I’m not returning next season as a series regular for  @cwtheflash or  @cw_legendsoftomorrow . It’s definitely not a total goodbye or “see ya never” situation, cause Wally West will still be round when you need him the most! :) It’s just that it won’t be full time anymore. I’ve changed a lot in the past year (as you’ve probably noticed lol), and for infinite reasons my perspective on life & what I want from it now is just completely different. Because of that, my heart told me it was the right time to continue my journey on an unknown path, and I’m so damn grateful to both shows for honouring & respecting that with me.  I love Kid Flash, I love the family I’ve made, & I’m absolut...

Season 3 Episode 18: Hey everyone, it is time  for the season three finale of Legends of Tomorrow directed by Dermott Downs, we see multiple characters from throughout the season and series, return, all at once to help in the fight against Mallus as we see the season come to a close while season four is teased at the end. All of this will be explained in this recap and review. But first, spoilers ahead, let's do a recap. With Mallus broken free and taken his true form, the Legends try to use their Totem abilities to fight Mallus, however loose. Rip steals the time drive from the Waverider as the Legends board the Waverider. Zari grabs the time drive from the jump ship to power the entire Waverider. Saying a final goodbye on a hologram to the Legends, Rip activates the time drive to blow-up, consuming both himself and injuring Mallus, as the Legends get away. Sad with the death of Rip, Sara tells Gideon to take the Waverider to Salvation, in 1874, time hidden time, where the...