The bulk of our Differently Calendared heroes are taking a few weeks off, but we still have the Legends to finally make their way out of the time vortex they were lost in, and Black Lightning to help us weather this storm.
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This week, we get to see a few aspects of a Divine Conflict with Lucifer dealing with many brother issues, Supergirl playing both sides, now, The Flash attempts to find some Truth, Black Lighting shows us some Jesus, and Arrow sides with Lucifer’s tricks.
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Our Dear Comic based shows today bring us Lucifer getting married, but not to who you’d expect. Supergirl works for exactly what you’d expect. The Flash figures the only way it can get campier is to go smaller. Black Lightning buries last week’s victims. The Legends are still stuck in tomorrow, and Arrow goes all in.
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This week in the Darker Corner, Lucifer obsesses over his co-star, Supergirl decides to ask people who tried to kill her to help her, Ralph pretends to be Batman, Black Lightning hopes to catch on, the Legends are still hiding in the future, and Arrow’s claims to be autumn. Continue reading →
This week we see the return of our DC Arrowverse, mostly. Lucifer is still hiding back in December, Supergirl comments on just how many of these shows we have now, The Flash gives us a tiny episode for much cheaper just to see if we like it, Black Lightning’s first appearance deals with showing up again, The Legends of Tomorrow are in the future, and Arrow is bisected.
Sorry for the late post, I got swamped and just started watching the shows as I am posting this. Lucifer goes to a Cinnabon, Supergirl packs an umbrella, Barry gets political advice from Caitlin, The Legends need a weapon like Diana Prince, and the team on Arrow struggle to make two subtraction problems equate.
JD reviewed the first half for Bureau 42 here. The second half actually has action, tragedy, status-quo changes, everything a major event is supposed to have.
The most ambitious (thus far) of the CSDCTVU crossovers takes place this week. ‘’ll be reviewing the first two eps here; Lex Pendragon will take over with Parts Three and Four.
The Big Day arrives for Barry and Iris. Several invitees encounter trouble getting to town. Two guests are squabbling, while two others have a too-public debate about their relationship. One guest acts like a drunken obnoxious doof. Two others drink a little too much and wake up in bed together.
In short, it begins like every wedding ever—until the point where it resembles every superhero wedding ever, and Nazis, accompanied by alt-reality versions of some familiar heroes, crash the party at the most predictable point imaginable….
This week, Lucifer teases the answer to “Will they/Won’t they” while acting more like a traditional sit-com/cop drama. Supergirl Wakes Up from the story that was all a dream to give us a second Supergirl. The Flash reveals their season’s big bad’s backstory. Legends continues to use well known names as show titles. Arrow airs on Thanksgiving, so uses it as the theme for the episode.1
Supergirl was strong enough to time travel, bring forth a special review, and she even brought Lucifer into the discussion.1 Lucifer’s episode isn’t a typical episode, focusing on a new character for a one-shot type episode, but also decorates it with added Phlox! The Flash trains Elongated Man and gives us much deeper Wells. Legends visits Hollywood, but has nothing to do with the actress from the title. We also get to see Firestorm reversed. Arrow picks up from last week’s Slade Wilson cliffhanger.