My fucking Directv fucked up my recording
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My fucking Directv fucked up my recording
tried of all the heroes being gay
Nah. Don't think so. Think it was 4i think a big change they made also that made it better i think last yr`s crossover wasnt aired over 2 days if i`m not mistaken ...
csi ...?
i think a big change they made also that made it better i think last yr`s crossover wasnt aired over 2 days if i`m not mistaken ...
csi ...?
Assuming this is really a question lets see..
TV Series
1) 4- hours to tell a somewhat coherent story
2) 4 shows
3) 4 shows that have each had at least 3+ seasons of a minimum of 15+ episodes to establish their characters
4) Actors/Actress that work only on their respective shows and pretty much nothing else
5) Different Bureaucracy
Movie
1) 2 hours to tell a somewhat coherent story
2) Let's see about 6 hours of movies
3) 3 new characters to introduce and not step on their solo project movies
4) Actors and Actress with alot more other stuff going on outside of those immediate projects
4) Wayy different Bureaucracy
I don't know Darth you think some of the above "maybe" why?
Unless you think it's an apples to apples comparison?
And another one bites the dust...
‘Flash,’ ‘Arrow’ EP Andrew Kreisberg Fired Amid Harassment Allegations
By Daniel Holloway
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Andrew Kreisberg has been fired from his role as executive producer on superhero dramas “The Flash,” “Arrow,” “Supergirl” and “Legends of Tomorrow” amid multiple allegations of sexual harassment.
“After a thorough investigation, Warner Bros. Television Group has terminated Andrew Kreisberg’s employment, effective immediately,” said the studio in a statement. “Greg Berlanti will assume additional responsibilities on both “The Flash,” where he will work closely with executive producer/co-showrunner Todd Helbing, and “Supergirl,” where he will work closely with executive producers/co-showrunners Robert Rovner and Jessica Queller. We remain committed to providing a safe working environment for our employees and everyone involved in our productions.”
Greg Berlanti and Sarah Schechter, whose Berlanti Productions produces the shows with Warner Bros., said in a statement, “Warner Bros. Television Group recently concluded its investigation into the allegations against Andrew Kreisberg. We encouraged and supported this investigation, we believe and support the individuals who came forward, and we agree with the studio’s decision. Nothing is more important to us than the safety and well-being of all our colleagues — coworkers, crew and staff alike.”
Warner Bros. Television, which produces the DC Comics-inspired dramas for the CW, suspended Kreisberg Nov. 10 from both productions and launched an investigation into multiple claims of sexual harassment on the series. Berlanti and Schechter met with the casts and crews of their series in the days after the allegations surfaced in aVariety report.
In a piece published Nov. 10 at the time of Kreisberg’s suspension, 19 women and men who worked on the Warner Bros.-Berlanti shows described being subjected to or witnessing incidents similar incidents of inappropriate touching and endemic sexual harassment. The sources spoke with Variety on condition on anonymity. Kreisberg has denied the allegations.
According to sources who either witnessed Kreisberg’s alleged behavior or were subjected to it, Kreisberg frequently touched people without their permission, asked for massages from uncomfortable female staff members, and kissed women without asking. Sources cited a constant stream of sexualized comments from Kreisberg about women’s appearances, their clothes, and their perceived desirability.
The four “Arrow”-verse series make up a significant chunk of the CW’s primetime schedule, which is smaller than other broadcast networks at 10 nights a week. “The Flash” has been the network’s highest rated show since it premiered in 2014.
i liked it ....
way better than last years dominator crossover series...
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I think there are some other important tradeoffs to note here as well. So while CW got 4 hours to tell a story and DCEU only gets 2, the CW managed to tell a much more coherent story on a fraction of the budget. And you're right that CW got to benefit from character development across multiple shows and seasons but one could argue that the DCEU intentionally disregards character development as a practice. We've all heard the jokes how the Avengers were introduced over 6+ films and the Justice League was introduced in an email. The DCEU made a conscious decision to sacrifice character development in an attempt to rush to meet the success of the already popular MCU.
I think what we saw in the "Crisis on Earth X" project was the CW being able to replicate the MCU's formula to success by having showrunners who are fans of the source material embrace the characters that the fans know and love and bring them all together for something epic.
I think there are some other important tradeoffs to note here as well. So while CW got 4 hours to tell a story and DCEU only gets 2, the CW managed to tell a much more coherent story on a fraction of the budget. And you're right that CW got to benefit from character development across multiple shows and seasons but one could argue that the DCEU intentionally disregards character development as a practice. We've all heard the jokes how the Avengers were introduced over 6+ films and the Justice League was introduced in an email. The DCEU made a conscious decision to sacrifice character development in an attempt to rush to meet the success of the already popular MCU.
I think what we saw in the "Crisis on Earth X" project was the CW being able to replicate the MCU's formula to success by having showrunners who are fans of the source material embrace the characters that the fans know and love and bring them all together for something epic.
Hey guys, a small favor, since Arrow is a B show to me, Flash a C show, Supergirl is for when I totally run out of thing to watch at the end of the season and I pretty much gave up on Legends, did not even finish last season...
Can somebody give me the Cross episodes numbers so I can go dl them, thanks!
Hey guys, a small favor, since Arrow is a B show to me, Flash a C show, Supergirl is for when I totally run out of thing to watch at the end of the season and I pretty much gave up on Legends, did not even finish last season...
Can somebody give me the Cross episodes numbers so I can go dl them, thanks!
Supergirl, Arrow, Flash and Legends
Side note.. Supergirl has been good this season. Like legit good.. Still has problems but it’s one of my favorites now
Is she still kick Superman's ass like it's light work?
Yeah i’ve always had problems with that...
But they haven’t shown Superman since last season..
This season has been darker. It’s also had a couple episodes that I wish they explored more in Superman, like the concept of Humanity viewing Kara/Supergirl as a good and feeling like you were chosen if she saved you.. that episode and the One where the Green Martin went to Mars to Save his father.. were stand outs.
Having her without a boyfriend was the best thing to happen to this show.. because this season has been about finding Humanity even if you are an alien. It’s basically sort of a season long immigrant story shown as a Fuck you to the Trump generation. They are unapologetically Shitting on trump in episodes.
Just like Legends... I Fucking hated Season 1 of Supergirl.
They're all Episode 8 latest seasons for the respective shows.
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Hey guys, a small favor, since Arrow is a B show to me, Flash a C show, Supergirl is for when I totally run out of thing to watch at the end of the season and I pretty much gave up on Legends, did not even finish last season...
Can somebody give me the Cross episodes numbers so I can go dl them, thanks!
Supergirl, Arrow, Flash and Legends
Side note.. Supergirl has been good this season. Like legit good.. Still has problems but it’s one of my favorites now