New year, new shows. Maybe your pop culture resolution for 2021 was to keep up with the latest hits; maybe it was to finally get around to watching a great series you haven’t seen yet (we know, we know, Mad Man has been on your list for years!). Whatever your goals, it’s the perfect time
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In a strange, difficult year, our favorite TV shows took on new meaning — as escapes, as comfort, as a way to laugh or make sense of tragedy, and as a form of connection with friends who were far away. That made it even harder to say goodbye to the shows that ended in 2020,
This year has been a difficult one for many reasons, so the fact that we have had to say goodbye to some of our very favorite shows hasn’t exactly helped to elevate the mood of 2020. There have been several feel-good favorites which came to their bittersweet conclusions this year, including Modern Family, Schitt’s Creek, and The Good
Television is the only thing getting many of us through these troubling times, and that’s OK! Do whatever you need to do to cope with the coronavirus pandemic. And hey, if you keep binge-watching Netflix and Hulu and Amazon Prime shows after everything is over, there’s nothing wrong with that either. TV is our favorite
After years of learning the rules of all the alternate dimensions and multiple Earths of the multiverse, the massive Arrowverse crossover, Crisis on Infinite Earths, did away with the multiverse as a whole! When all was said and done, all the separate Earths in the Arrwoverse merged into a single Earth Prime. “We knew from
Stephen Amell has just shared a new trailer for Crisis on Infinite Earths, and we almost can’t believe this massive crossover event is finally coming to an end! Not to mention, we’re more nervous than ever about which characters will actually make it out alive. The last we saw, the Seven Paragons, Barry (Grant Gustin)
After months of waiting to see how and when Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) would die in Crisis on Infinite Earths, we finally found out in the first hour of the crossover, which was surprising to say the least. Now though, we may have just gotten the first hint of his return in the official synopsis
Well, consider us fooled! Earlier this fall, Lucifer star Tom Ellis mercilessly squashed rumors that he’d be part of the Arrowverse’s Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover, but lo and behold, he showed up anyway! Lucifer made his Arrowverse debut very early into the third hour of the crossover, when Constantine (Matt Ryan) created a portal
The moment we’ve been waiting for all year (and some people have been waiting eight years for) finally arrived in Monday’s episode of this year’s Arrowverse crossover, Crisis on Infinite Earths. While some members of the team journeyed to the Lazarus Pit to attempt to resurrect Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell), who died in the first
The crossover event of the season is almost here. The first teaser for the Arrowverse’s Crisis on Infinite Earths has arrived, and even though the footage is brief, most of The CW’s most treasured TV superheroes — and a few of their foes — make an appearance in this preview. The teaser begins with a
For those of you who were heartbroken to hear that John Jr., aka JJ (Charlie Barnett), grew up to be a career criminal in Arrow‘s flash-forwards, you may not want to give up on John and Lyla’s son just yet. Sure, he seems like a murderous mastermind leading Star City to ruin as the head
Crisis on Infinite Earths is giving fans the Smallville reunion they’ve been waiting for, and now we have our first look! On Thursday, Erica Durance shared a photo from the upcoming Arrowverse crossover of herself alongside co-star Tom Welling. In the pic, Welling rocks his trademark red plaid while Durance sports a familiar denim top.