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- Referencenod to comics or other movies
- Cameoa familiar face shows up
- Setupplanted now, pays off later
- Behind the scenesproduction trivia
- Behind the scenesDiggle is named after a writer
John Diggle doesn't exist in the comics. He's named after Andy Diggle, writer of Green Arrow: Year One, the comic that retold the archer's island origin.
source ↗ - Behind the scenesThe Queen mansion was the Luthors'
The Queen family mansion is Hatley Castle in Canada. The same castle had already served as the Luthor mansion on Smallville.
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- Behind the scenesThe Flash pilot that wasn't
"The Scientist" and "Three Ghosts," which introduce Barry Allen, were meant to be a backdoor pilot for The Flash. The response was so strong that The CW ordered a standalone pilot with a bigger budget instead.
source ↗ - ReferenceThe mask was Barry's gift
In "Three Ghosts," Barry gives Oliver the domino mask that replaces his greasepaint. Costume designer Maya Mani tried about 50 versions before landing on it.
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- SetupA newspaper from 2024
In the pilot's final scene, Wells rises from his wheelchair in a secret room and looks at a newspaper dated April 25, 2024. The headline: "Flash Missing, Vanishes in Crisis." That page will come back many times.
source ↗ - CameoThe first Flash plays the dad
Henry Allen, Barry's imprisoned father, is played by John Wesley Shipp, who played Barry Allen on the 1990 series The Flash. The producers said he was the only one they had in mind.
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- CameoSuperman becomes the Atom
Ray Palmer, the billionaire who buys the Queens' company, is Brandon Routh, the Superman of Superman Returns (2006). Here he starts building the A.T.O.M. suit.
source ↗ - ReferenceLaurel's boxing coach
Ted Grant, the ex-boxer who runs the gym where Laurel trains, is Wildcat in the comics, a boxing hero from DC. Here he becomes Laurel's coach.
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- ReferenceThe Arrow half's title
The Arrow episode is called "The Brave and the Bold," the name of DC's long-running team-up comic.
source ↗ - Behind the scenesInspired by 1970s TV
The producers cited the crossovers between The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman as a model, plus Doctor Who's "Journey's End."
source ↗ - CameoA family affair
At the end of the Flash half, Ronnie Raymond shows up as Firestorm. He's played by Robbie Amell, first cousin of Oliver himself, Stephen Amell.
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- CameoThe Golden Age Flash
Jay Garrick, arriving from Earth-2, is the comics' original Flash, created in 1940, complete with the winged Mercury helmet. On the show he's played by Teddy Sears.
source ↗ - Behind the scenesZoom sounds like Candyman
Zoom's growl belongs to Tony Todd, horror's Candyman. Stuntman Ryan Handley wears the suit.
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- CameoConstantine crosses networks
In "Haunted," Matt Ryan returns as John Constantine from the NBC series canceled months earlier. The cameo folded that show into Arrow's universe.
source ↗ - ReferenceGreen Arrow, at last
It takes until season four for Oliver to adopt his comics name, Green Arrow, and for Starling City to become Star City, as in the comics.
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- CameoThe 1984 Supergirl is mom
Eliza Danvers, Kara's adoptive mom, is Helen Slater, star of the 1984 movie Supergirl.
source ↗ - CameoThe '90s Superman is dad
Jeremiah Danvers, the adoptive dad, is Dean Cain, Clark Kent on Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman.
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- ReferenceSavage is far older in comics
On the show, Vandal Savage is about 4,000 years old. In the comics, he's an immortal caveman roughly 50,000 years old.
source ↗ - ReferenceChay-Ara and Khufu
Kendra and Carter's Egyptian names come straight from the comics: the priestess Chay-Ara and Prince Khufu, souls reborn and reunited for millennia.
source ↗ - ReferenceVelocity 6, almost Velocity 9
The speed serum Harry is testing is called Velocity 6. The comics have Velocity 9, a speed drug with nasty side effects, created by none other than Vandal Savage.
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- CameoOliver at 61
In "Star City 2046," Stephen Amell shows up as a 61-year-old Oliver in a ruined Star City. The new Green Arrow is Connor Hawke, Diggle's son.
source ↗ - CameoJonah Hex in the Old West
On their stop in 1871, the team meets Jonah Hex, the scarred bounty hunter from DC's western comics. He comes back to the show later.
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- ReferenceThe name comes from a comic
"Worlds Finest" nods to World's Finest Comics, the Superman-Batman team-up book where the Flash also showed up often.
source ↗ - ReferenceThe Superman #199 race
The episode's poster mimics the cover of Superman #199 (1967), the first Superman-Flash race. This time it's the cousin racing.
source ↗ - Reference"The Blur," like Smallville
Cat Grant suggests calling the newcomer "The Blur." That was Clark Kent's nickname on Smallville before he became Superman.
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- ReferenceFlashpoint came from the comics
The premiere adapts Flashpoint (2011), the story where Barry saves his mother and warps reality. Grant Gustin warned the show would do it "our own way."
source ↗ - CameoDraco Malfoy in the lab
Barry's grumpy new CSI partner, Julian Albert, is Tom Felton, Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter films.
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- ReferenceWild Dog by another name
In the comics, Wild Dog is Jack Wheeler. On the show, the hockey-masked vigilante is Rene Ramirez, played by Rick Gonzalez.
source ↗ - CameoThe Human Target in Star City
In "Human Target," the team gets help from Christopher Chance, the bodyguard who takes on his clients' identities. The DC character had already headlined his own Fox series in 2010.
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- CameoSuperman, finally on screen
In season one the cousin was only glimpsed. The season two premiere finally gives us Tyler Hoechlin as Clark Kent and Superman in full.
source ↗ - CameoWonder Woman is the president
In "Welcome to Earth," President Olivia Marsdin arrives in National City. She's played by Lynda Carter, TV's Wonder Woman in the 1970s.
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- CameoMike Ross becomes Hourman
In "The Justice Society of America," the team meets the JSA in the 1940s. Their leader, Rex Tyler, Hourman, is Patrick J. Adams of Suits.
source ↗ - Behind the scenesWhy Rip keeps vanishing
Arthur Darvill sits out five episodes this season because he was filming the British series Broadchurch.
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- ReferenceThe 1989 invasion
The crossover draws on the 1989 miniseries Invasion!, in which the Dominators and other alien races attack Earth out of fear of metahumans.
source ↗ - ReferenceA makeshift Hall of Justice
The S.T.A.R. Labs hangar where the heroes gather was designed to evoke the Hall of Justice from the Super Friends cartoon.
source ↗ - Behind the scenesArrow's 100th episode
The Arrow chapter is the show's 100th episode, which is why the shared dream brings back old faces like Moira, Robert Queen and Laurel.
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- CameoA Glee reunion
Grant Gustin and Melissa Benoist were both on Glee. The Music Meister, the villain who traps them in a musical, is Darren Criss, another Glee star.
source ↗ - Behind the scenesWho wrote "Super Friend"
Barry and Kara's comic duet "Super Friend" was written by Rachel Bloom, creator and star of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.
source ↗ - Behind the scenesThe proposal song has Oscar pedigree
"Runnin' Home to You," which Barry sings to Iris, is by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, fresh off their Oscar for La La Land's "City of Stars."
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- CameoA Heroes politician
Tycoon Morgan Edge, who arrives looking to buy up National City, is Adrian Pasdar, Nathan Petrelli on Heroes.
source ↗ - ReferenceSaturn Girl of the Legion
"Wake Up" introduces Imra Ardeen, Saturn Girl, the telepath of the 31st century's Legion of Super-Heroes. She's played by Amy Jackson.
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- ReferenceRalph Dibny was name-dropped
Elongated Man, Ralph Dibny, played by Hartley Sawyer, had been name-checked back in season one, years before showing up.
source ↗ - SetupThe Thinker was teased earlier
The Thinker had been mentioned by both Abra Kadabra and Savitar in season three. Now he gets a face: Neil Sandilands.
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- Behind the scenesA Muslim heroine
Zari Tomaz, the 2042 hacker who debuts in "Zari," was written as a Muslim character in response to the political climate, the producers said. She's played by Tala Ashe.
source ↗ - CameoHelen of Troy in Hollywood
In "Helen Hunt," an anachronism drops Helen of Troy into 1930s Hollywood, where she becomes a movie star. The title puns on actress Helen Hunt.
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- Behind the scenesKatie Cassidy returns as another Laurel
Katie Cassidy rejoins the main cast, now as Black Siren, the Laurel of Earth-2.
source ↗ - Behind the scenesThe real Billy Joel
In "Thanksgiving," the Billy Joel concert on screen is real: footage from a 2015 show at Nassau Coliseum.
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- ReferenceA tribute cover
Phil Jimenez drew a poster homage to Justice League of America #207, from the annual JLA/JSA team-ups this crossover was modeled on.
source ↗ - CameoThe minister is an '80s hero
The minister trying to marry Barry and Iris is William Katt, star of The Greatest American Hero.
source ↗ - SetupWatch the caterer
At the wedding, a caterer crosses paths with Barry and Iris. She's actress Jessica Parker Kennedy. Remember her face: it comes back later.
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- ReferenceWhere XS comes from
Nora West-Allen blends two comics characters: XS, the Legion's Jenni Ognats, and Dawn Allen, Barry and Iris's daughter on the page.
source ↗ - ReferenceThe suit comes out of a ring
The new suit is brighter and more comic-accurate, and it comes with the Flash ring that stores the costume, just like in the comics.
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- Behind the scenesTV's first trans superhero
Nia Nal, Dreamer, played by Nicole Maines, was television's first transgender superhero.
source ↗ - Behind the scenesFrom Broadway to National City
Melissa Benoist didn't start filming until August 2018, after wrapping a Broadway run as Carole King in Beautiful.
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- Behind the scenesBye flashbacks, hello future
Instead of island flashbacks, the season uses flash-forwards. Showrunner Beth Schwartz cited Westworld and This Is Us as inspiration.
source ↗ - Behind the scenesPrison Break as a model
For Oliver's stint in Slabside, the stated inspiration was Prison Break.
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- Behind the scenesCharlie keeps the British accent
Maisie Richardson-Sellers returns as a new character, Charlie, this time in her natural British accent instead of Amaya's American one.
source ↗ - CameoPee-wee Herman in Hell
In "Hell No, Dolly!," Paul Reubens, aka Pee-wee Herman, plays Mike the Spike.
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- CameoThe 1990 Flash, theme and all
John Wesley Shipp suits up again in a recreated 1990 Flash costume, scored with Danny Elfman's theme from that show.
source ↗ - ReferenceThe Smallville farm
The Kent farm is the same location used on Smallville, and the scene plays Remy Zero's "Save Me," that show's theme song.
source ↗ - SetupWorlds will live, worlds will die
In the last scene, someone tells Deegan: "Worlds will live, worlds will die, and the universe will never be the same." It's the tagline of the 1985 comic Crisis on Infinite Earths.
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- Behind the scenesA lesbian hero, a queer actress
Kate Kane is a lesbian, and Ruby Rose was cast on purpose as an openly queer actress.
source ↗ - ReferenceThe origin comes from Elegy
Kate and Alice's story is based on Batwoman: Elegy, by Greg Rucka and J.H. Williams III.
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- ReferencePants, at last
The new suit swaps the skirt for pants, an idea floated since season one. It deploys from a device Brainy builds.
source ↗ - Behind the scenesJames Olsen's farewell
"In Plain Sight," the fourth episode, is Mehcad Brooks's last as a series regular.
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- Behind the scenesA season in two books
Season six is split into two "graphic novels," each with its own villain, to avoid wearing out a single Big Bad over 22 episodes.
source ↗ - CameoAnother Heroes face
Ramsey Rosso, the doctor who becomes Bloodwork, is Sendhil Ramamurthy, Mohinder Suresh on Heroes.
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- Behind the scenesLaurel behind the camera
Katie Cassidy made her directing debut on the third episode, "Leap of Faith."
source ↗ - Behind the scenesJust ten episodes to wrap up
Stephen Amell told Greg Berlanti he wanted out. Rather than go on without him, the producers ended the show with a short ten-episode season.
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- CameoBatman's voice, in the flesh
Kevin Conroy, the voice of animated Batman since the '90s, appears in live action for the first time as an old, dark Bruce Wayne of Earth-99.
source ↗ - CameoSmallville, years later
Tom Welling and Erica Durance return as Smallville's Clark and Lois, showing where the couple ended up after the series.
source ↗ - CameoThe 1966 Robin
Burt Ward, Robin on the 1960s Batman series, makes an uncredited cameo as an older Dick Grayson.
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- Behind the scenesSara directs
Caity Lotz made her directing debut with the fifth episode, "Mortal Khanbat."
source ↗ - CameoAnimatronic Sisqó
In "Freaks and Greeks," singer Sisqó shows up as an animatronic version of himself.
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- Behind the scenesA new hero, not a recast
After Ruby Rose left, the producers chose not to recast Kate and created a new hero, Ryan Wilder, played by Javicia Leslie.
source ↗ - CameoRachel Maddow on the radio
Vesper Fairchild, Gotham's radio host, is voiced by journalist Rachel Maddow.
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- Behind the scenesThree inherited episodes
The pandemic shut down season six early. Its last three planned episodes became the start of this one.
source ↗ - CameoEnter Impulse
Bart Allen, the comics' Impulse and Barry's grandson there, is played by Jordan Fisher.
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- Behind the scenesThe actress turned writer
"Blind Spots" was co-written by Azie Tesfai, who plays Kelly Olsen. It was the first time an Arrowverse cast member wrote an episode.
source ↗ - CameoKara's dad comes from Roswell
Zor-El, Kara's father, is now played by Jason Behr, alien Max Evans on Roswell, taking over from Robert Gant.
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- CameoDiggle in the Old West?
In "Stressed Western," David Ramsey plays lawman Bass Reeves, and Sara swears he looks just like Diggle.
source ↗ - ReferenceBig Belly Burger's origin story
"Meat: The Legends" tells the origin of Big Belly Burger, the diner seen on Arrow since the start.
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- CameoRenee Montoya, again
Victoria Cartagena, joining the cast as Renee Montoya, had already played the same character on Fox's Gotham.
source ↗ - ReferencePoison Ivy comes to Gotham
The season brings in Poison Ivy, played by Bridget Regan, and scatters classic Batman villains' gear around the city.
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- Behind the scenesMatt Ryan switches roles
After years as Constantine, Matt Ryan returns as someone new: Gwyn Davies, a Welsh time-machine inventor.
source ↗ - CameoA 100th-episode reunion
The 100th episode brings back former regulars including Victor Garber, Brandon Routh, Courtney Ford, Arthur Darvill and Franz Drameh.
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- ReferenceDespero, a League villain
Despero is a classic Justice League villain. The show name-checks his homeworld, Kalanor, and his power source, the Flame of Py'tar.
source ↗ - CameoBlack Lightning returns
Cress Williams appears as Jefferson Pierce after Black Lightning's end, one of the event's many guest spots.
source ↗ - CameoA new Atom
Osric Chau plays Ryan Choi, the Atom who succeeds Ray Palmer in the comics. Brandon Routh returns as Ray too.
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- ReferenceThe gold boots
The season eight suit adds gold boots, the finishing touch to match the comics.
source ↗ - Behind the scenesJoe's last season as a regular
This was Jesse L. Martin's final season as a series regular as Joe West.
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- CameoOne last team-up
Stephen Amell returns as Oliver in "It's My Party and I'll Die If I Want To," directed by Danielle Panabaker, who plays Caitlin.
source ↗ - Behind the scenesWhy Cisco doesn't come back
Carlos Valdes couldn't return as Cisco because he was filming Hulu's Up Here.
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- ReferenceDoctor Fate's helmet
In the first episode, among the artifacts on screen, you can spot the Helmet of Nabu, Doctor Fate's golden helmet. Pandora's Box is there too.
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- CameoThe sister has a princess voice
Kuasa, Mari's rival, is voiced by Anika Noni Rose, the voice of Tiana in Disney's The Princess and the Frog.
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- Behind the scenesIt became a movie with new scenes
Both seasons were combined into Vixen: The Movie, released in 2017 with about 15 minutes of new footage.
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- ReferenceGrant Morrison's Earth-X
The series draws on Grant Morrison's The Multiversity, where the Freedom Fighters resist in a world the Nazis won.
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- Behind the scenesFox passed first
Black Lightning was developed for Fox, which decided it wasn't a fit. It landed at The CW, which didn't even order a full pilot, just a few minutes of presentation footage.
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- CameoOvergirl sounds like Supergirl
Overgirl, Kara's Nazi counterpart, is voiced by Melissa Benoist herself.
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- Behind the scenesThe creator visited the set
Tony Isabella, who created Black Lightning in the comics in 1977, visited the set during the final week and attended the season wrap party.
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- Behind the scenesA new suit, minus the glowing bolts
Jefferson gets a new suit with gold accents and blue-and-black weave, replacing the glowing bolts of earlier seasons.
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- Behind the scenesA new actress for Jennifer
China Anne McClain chose to leave and appears in only part of the season. Laura Kariuki takes over Jennifer from episode five.
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- Behind the scenesMorgan Edge, recast
The Morgan Edge who buys the Daily Planet is Adam Rayner. On Supergirl, the character was played by Adrian Pasdar.
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- CameoLucy Lane comes from Supergirl
Lois's sister, Lucy, is once again Jenna Dewan, who played her on Supergirl.
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- CameoA new Lex Luthor
Lex Luthor arrives played by Michael Cudlitz, of Band of Brothers and The Walking Dead.
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- CameoHarrison Wells becomes Godfrey
Tom Cavanagh, The Flash's Harrison Wells, guest stars as pundit Gordon Godfrey.
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Timeline
when each title takes place2012–13 season
2012–13, before Flash vs. Arrow
Arrow · S1Oliver returns from the island with a list
2013–14 season
2013–14, before Flash vs. Arrow
Arrow · S2Oliver becomes a hero and meets Barry Allen
2014–15 season
2014–15, before Flash vs. Arrow
The Flash · S1 · ep. 1–7Barry gets super speed in Central City
2014–15, before Flash vs. Arrow
Arrow · S3 · ep. 1–7The League of Assassins steps in
Dec. 2014Crossover: Flash vs. ArrowBarry and Oliver properly team up
2014–15, between Flash vs. Arrow and Heroes Join ForcesThe Flash · S1 · ep. 9–23S1 picks up after Flash vs. Arrow
2014–15, between Flash vs. Arrow and Heroes Join ForcesArrow · S3 · ep. 9–23S3 picks up after Flash vs. Arrow
2015–16 season
2015–16, between Flash vs. Arrow and Heroes Join Forces
The Flash · S2 · ep. 1–7The multiverse opens and Zoom hunts Barry
2015–16, between Flash vs. Arrow and Heroes Join Forces
Arrow · S4 · ep. 1–7Damien Darhk brings magic to Star City
2015–16, between Flash vs. Arrow and Heroes Join Forces
Supergirl · S1 · ep. 1–17Kara takes up the cape on Earth-38
Dec. 2015Crossover: Heroes Join ForcesThe Hawks and Vandal Savage set up Legends
2015–16, between Heroes Join Forces and Worlds FinestThe Flash · S2 · ep. 9–16S2 picks up after Heroes Join Forces
2015–16, between Heroes Join Forces and Worlds FinestArrow · S4 · ep. 9–23S4 picks up after Heroes Join Forces
2015–16, between Heroes Join Forces and Worlds Finest
Legends of Tomorrow · S1Rip Hunter recruits heroes against Vandal Savage
Mar. 2016Crossover: Worlds FinestBarry lands on Kara's Earth
2015–16, between Worlds Finest and Invasion!The Flash · S2 · ep. 17–23S2 picks up after Worlds Finest
2015–16, between Worlds Finest and Invasion!Supergirl · S1 · ep. 19–20S1 picks up after Worlds Finest
2016–17 season
2016–17, between Worlds Finest and Invasion!
The Flash · S3 · ep. 1–7Flashpoint changes everything; Savitar emerges
2016–17, between Worlds Finest and Invasion!
Arrow · S5 · ep. 1–7Mayor Oliver, a new team and Prometheus
2016–17, between Worlds Finest and Invasion!
Supergirl · S2 · ep. 1–7Superman, Mon-El and a new home on The CW
2016–17, between Worlds Finest and Invasion!
Legends of Tomorrow · S2 · ep. 1–6The Legion of Doom across history
Nov. 2016Crossover: Invasion!The Dominators versus every hero
2016–17, between Invasion! and DuetThe Flash · S3 · ep. 9–16S3 picks up after Invasion!
2016–17, between Invasion! and DuetArrow · S5 · ep. 9–23S5 picks up after Invasion!
2016–17, between Invasion! and DuetLegends of Tomorrow · S2 · ep. 8–17S2 picks up after Invasion!
2016–17, between Invasion! and DuetSupergirl · S2 · ep. 9–15S2 picks up after Invasion!
Mar. 2017Crossover: DuetBarry and Kara trapped in a musical
2016–17, between Duet and Crisis on Earth-XSupergirl · S2 · ep. 17–22S2 picks up after Duet
2016–17, between Duet and Crisis on Earth-XThe Flash · S3 · ep. 18–23S3 picks up after Duet
2017–18 season
2017–18, between Duet and Crisis on Earth-X
Supergirl · S3 · ep. 1–7Reign and the Worldkillers
2017–18, between Duet and Crisis on Earth-X
The Flash · S4 · ep. 1–7Barry versus the genius Thinker
2017–18, between Duet and Crisis on Earth-X
Legends of Tomorrow · S3 · ep. 1–7Anachronisms and the demon Mallus
2017–18, between Duet and Crisis on Earth-X
Arrow · S6 · ep. 1–7The team splinters as Diaz rises
Nov. 2017Crossover: Crisis on Earth-XEarth-X Nazis crash a wedding
2017–18, between Crisis on Earth-X and ElseworldsSupergirl · S3 · ep. 9–23S3 picks up after Crisis on Earth-X
2017–18, between Crisis on Earth-X and ElseworldsThe Flash · S4 · ep. 9–23S4 picks up after Crisis on Earth-X
2017–18, between Crisis on Earth-X and ElseworldsLegends of Tomorrow · S3 · ep. 9–18S3 picks up after Crisis on Earth-X
2017–18, between Crisis on Earth-X and ElseworldsArrow · S6 · ep. 9–23S6 picks up after Crisis on Earth-X
2018–19 season
2018–19, between Crisis on Earth-X and Elseworlds
The Flash · S5 · ep. 1–8A visitor from the future and Cicada
2018–19, between Crisis on Earth-X and Elseworlds
Supergirl · S4 · ep. 1–8Agent Liberty and anti-alien hate
2018–19, between Crisis on Earth-X and Elseworlds
Arrow · S7 · ep. 1–8Oliver in prison, plus flash-forwards
2018–19, between Crisis on Earth-X and Elseworlds
Legends of Tomorrow · S4Hunting magical fugitives through time
Dec. 2018Crossover: ElseworldsBarry and Oliver swap lives; Batwoman debuts
2018–19, between Elseworlds and Crisis on Infinite EarthsThe Flash · S5 · ep. 10–22S5 picks up after Elseworlds
2018–19, between Elseworlds and Crisis on Infinite EarthsSupergirl · S4 · ep. 10–22S4 picks up after Elseworlds
2018–19, between Elseworlds and Crisis on Infinite EarthsArrow · S7 · ep. 10–22S7 picks up after Elseworlds
2019–20 season
2019–20, between Elseworlds and Crisis on Infinite Earths
Batwoman · S1 · ep. 1–8Kate Kane guards a Batman-less Gotham
2019–20, between Elseworlds and Crisis on Infinite Earths
Supergirl · S5 · ep. 1–8Lex, Leviathan and Obsidian lenses
2019–20, between Elseworlds and Crisis on Infinite Earths
The Flash · S6 · ep. 1–8Bloodwork and the countdown to Crisis
2019–20, between Elseworlds and Crisis on Infinite Earths
Arrow · S8 · ep. 1–7Oliver's farewell on the road to Crisis
Dec. 2019 to Jan. 2020Crossover: Crisis on Infinite EarthsThe Anti-Monitor threatens the whole multiverse
2019–20, between Crisis on Infinite Earths and ArmageddonBatwoman · S1 · ep. 10–20S1 picks up after Crisis on Infinite Earths
2019–20, between Crisis on Infinite Earths and ArmageddonSupergirl · S5 · ep. 10–19S5 picks up after Crisis on Infinite Earths
2019–20, between Crisis on Infinite Earths and ArmageddonArrow · S8 · ep. 9–10S8 picks up after Crisis on Infinite Earths
2019–20, between Crisis on Infinite Earths and Armageddon
Legends of Tomorrow · S5Resurrected villains and the Fates
2019–20, between Crisis on Infinite Earths and ArmageddonThe Flash · S6 · ep. 10–19S6 picks up after Crisis on Infinite Earths
2020–21 season
2020–21, between Crisis on Infinite Earths and Armageddon
Batwoman · S2Ryan Wilder takes up the suit
2020–21, between Crisis on Infinite Earths and Armageddon
The Flash · S7The Speed Force breaks; new Forces rise
2020–21, between Crisis on Infinite Earths and Armageddon
Supergirl · S6The Phantom Zone and the final season
2020–21, between Crisis on Infinite Earths and Armageddon
Legends of Tomorrow · S6Sara abducted, aliens loose in time
2021–22 season
2021–22, between Crisis on Infinite Earths and Armageddon
Batwoman · S3Batcave trophies loose in Gotham
2021–22, between Crisis on Infinite Earths and Armageddon
Legends of Tomorrow · S7The Legends stranded in 1925
Nov.–Dec. 2021
Crossover: ArmageddonAn alien blames the future Flash
2021–22, after ArmageddonThe Flash · S8 · ep. 6–20S8 picks up after Armageddon
2022–23 season
2022–23, after Armageddon
The Flash · S9The Flash's final season
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