Black Lightning and Flash take the week off, leaving extra time to take in the whole season four of She-Ra with my daughters that drops this week.  Even without their Dynamic Coworkers, Batwoman, Supergirl, Arrow, the Titans, and Watchmen keep the flame alive with new episodes.  Halloween’s ended, so we take a trip from Castle Rock to Eden, and on American Horror Story we get a heartwarming tale of three friends getting together.  Riverdale plays courtroom drama, while The Blacklist investigates The Matrix.

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Last week, I was surprised by a new show that I hadn’t even heard was coming out, so I must ask: who watches the Watchmen?  If that isn’t enough Diverse Continuities, Batwoman expands her rogues gallery, Supergirl investigates her criminal fenemy, Black Lightning reintegrates at home, The Flash gets bloody, Arrow continues its victory lap with Thea’s return, and Titans, not content without a description, doesn’t give us a title, either.  In Castle Rock, we hope to get horror, Riverdale, the horrors of ancient video media scares everyone, and A.H.S. gives us unexplored camp horrors.  The Good Doctor alienates people, and on The Blacklist, Red goes to Cuba.

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It’s getting Distressingly Crowded on the CW, as Arrow returns to stand along side Batwoman, Supergirl, Black Lightning, Flash, and Jorah Mormont Bruce Wayne (on Titans.)  If you aren’t feeling super heroic, The Good Doctor gives us a conspiracy theorist, and if you are feeling villainous, the killers at camp American Horror Story are preparing for a bad guy on bad guy fight, Red offers us some bad flowers on his Blacklist, and those wholesome American kids of Riverdale start their extra curricular activities.

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We are off to the races this week, with the return of Supergirl, Black Lightning, Riverdale, and the Flash.  In case you didn’t think that was enough Depicted Coverage, even after mixing in the Titans, Batwoman premiers!  We also have The Good Doctor goes fishing, American Horror Story continues its summer at camp, and we get the second half of The Blacklist’s anagram story.

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Star Trek: Picard and Star Trek: Discovery both got new trailers this week at NYCC.

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Pennyworth and Preacher have their tenth episodes, which appear to be capping their seasons, but the fall season isn’t over before it’s begun, as The Blacklist returns to bring us more of Ultron Spader chewing up the set.  Robot Chicken gets a tenth season, fleshing out our schedule next to Titans and The Good Doctor.  What a feeling, American Horror Story gives us another maniac.

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The fall season isn’t back yet, but American Horror Story returns to 1984 after the kids are put to bed, just in time to unsettle and disturb us for when we try to sleep ourselves.  Otherwise, Pennyworth works with some enemies, Preacher continues to play hide and seek, and Titans play Scooby Doo.

My kids will be thrilled that Miraculous Lady Bug returns, but my red-clad hero of choice is Spider-Man, both of which have episodes this week as well.

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The Gelflings and Skesis launch a new show on Netflix.  This serves as a prequel to the movie before the genocide that rids Thra of all its Gelflings, and gives us political drama like you’d expect from Game of Thrones, except with puppetry that only Jim Henson Corp. can offer.

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DuckTales, Big Hero 6, and now Spider-Man are going to be filling our breakroom’s television, but if you want something from the other side of the age range, Preacher and Pennyworth will have to satiate you until Titans gives us a second episode later in the week.

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Now that the kids are gone and we can watch what we want, a slew of animated and family fare drops this week, with daily episodes of DuckTales, Big Hero 6, and Netflix’s Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance.  Otherwise, I hope you like dark and gritty, because the only offerings are Preacher and the return of Titans.  Anyone else watching anything they’d like to share with the class?

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