Filming on The CW DC shows, The Flash, Supergirl and Batwoman, has been halted due to fears surrounding the coronavirus. Filming on The Flash has been suspended as of Friday as unit manager Brent Crowell announced the shutdown “until further notice” in a note to the cast and crew, with everyone advised not to report to work. […]
Things continue on the downhill trend as Batwoman now suffers its worst ratings to date with the latest episode. Sunday’s episode, “Grinning From Ear to Ear,” saw only 774k viewers tune in which is less than the previous low from January’s “How Queer Everything Is Today!” episode that saw 780k viewers tune in. The series
Both the Batwoman and Supergirl ratings are not good as both series continue to shed viewers. The preliminary numbers for Sunday’s episode of Batwoman, “Drink Me,” offer only 816K viewers have tuned in, a drop from the previous Sunday’s episode of 848K. Sunday’s episode of Supergirl, “It’s a Super Life,” only saw 667K viewers tune
Again in what comes as no surprise, but the Batwoman and Supergirl ratings continue to see huge drops. Following two weeks of repeats, both Batwoman and Supergirl are down from the previous episode numbers from Jan. 26, with Supergirl down significantly. Sunday’s episode of Batwoman, “Take Your Choice,” saw 848k viewers tune in, down 22k
It’s being rumored that The CW may be developing the Green Lantern “Blackest Night” story for an upcoming crossover for its DC shows that may start in the new Superman Tyler Hoechlin series. The rumor again comes from Mikey Sutton, who recently put out that Fantastic Four Ant-Man 3 info and the Wolverine vs Hulk
Batwoman ratings continue to suffer for the series as again sees the show get beat by Supergirl for the second straight week. Following last week’s Post-Crisis disaster in ratings – the lowest for the series – Sunday’s episode of Batwoman, “An Un-Birthday Present,” sees a slight uptick with 870K viewers. However, the numbers aren’t as good
Bad news for The CW’s Batwoman series as following the big Crisis On Infinite Earth‘s crossover, its ratings collapse, as the show suffers its worst viewership to date with the “How Queer Everything Is Today!” episode. Not including the Crisis crossover episode, Batwoman has been averaging around 1.26 million viewers, but the post-Crisis episode that
Brainiac-5 gets a whole new look in Supergirl, which follows the events of the recent Crisis On Infinite Earths crossover, more resembling the comic book version of the character. Long story short, as a result of Crisis, all The CW DC characters now exist on the same Earth, as Crisis basically rebooted The CW DC
Following the long Holiday break, the Crisis ratings take a hit as not as many fans returned to watch the two-part conclusion compared to the first three parts, at least live. Tuesday night’s two-part conclusion only averaged an estimated 1.375 million viewers, while the first three parts from early December managed to average around 1.6967
Following the epic conclusion to Crisis On Infinite Earths, trailers for the upcoming DC shows have been released including Arrow, The Flash, Batwoman, Supergirl, Legends of Tomorrow, Black Lightning, and the new DC Universe series Stargirl, which will also air on The CW. Crisis On Infinite Earths also happened to feature a cool DCEU connection
As expected, the Crisis On Infinite Earths crossover has rebooted the Arrowverse as all the shows now originate on the same Earth, and it teases Green Lantern as well as Superman and more. The two-part finale that aired Tuesday night saw Stephen Amell as The Spectre sacrificing himself to save the Multiverse. In turn, the
Crisis On Infinite Earths is back with a teaser trailing teasing Stephen Amell as Oliver Queen as none other than the Spectre. The first three episodes saw it revealed that Oliver Queen was in Purgatory, but instead of being set free, Oliver chose to become The Spectre, who in the DC Comics, is the ultrapowerful
Despite poor ratings and viewership, The CW has decided to renew its DC shows which includes The Flash, Supergirl, Batwoman, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow and Black Lightning. Arrow ends with Season 8, so it will not be returning. Rumors actually offered that Supergirl would be canceled and replaced with a Superman series, but we see that
Crisis On Infinite Earths Part 3 aired tonight on The Flash which includes even more cameo appearances as well as an epic and super cool end scene. Check out the footage below featuring the 6-minute mega battle end scene, cameos by Tom Ellis as Lucifer meeting Constantine, The Spectre and Jim Corrigan, and Ashley Scott
While Batwoman and Supergirl episodes have seen a significant boost because of Crisis On Infinite Earths, the viewership is significantly lower compared to last year’s Elseworld‘s crossover event on The CW. Sunday’s Part 1 of Crisis on Supergirl drew 1.67 million viewers with a 0.7 rating, while last year’s The Flash episode of Elseworld‘s Part
Sunday night saw the massive crossover start for Crisis On Infinite Earths as part 1 aired on Supergirl; however, it is learned that the ratings and viewership are down compared to last year’s Elseworlds event crossover. While the first part of Elseworld‘s that aired on The Flash last year drew 1.83 million viewers with a
The first part of Crisis On Infinite Earths aired tonight on Supergirl, which included cool cameos, sweeping changes, and the death of Oliver Queen Green Arrow. As I first revealed back during Comic-Con, DC insiders filled me in that a couple of characters from Titans would be appearing, which is exactly what happened. Recall, I
Check out the epic new trailer for the upcoming Crisis On Infinite Earths mega-event crossover that features footage of the return of Tom Welling from Smallville. Tyler Hoechlin is also shown as apparently it’s his mission to recruit Welling’s Clark Kent. Additional footage also includes a look at Kevin Conroy who plays an older Bruce
New promos have been released for the upcoming Crisis On Infinite Earths mega-event crossover which includes The Monitor recruiting Lex Luthor, Martian Manhunter, and Tom Cavanagh becoming Pariah. Crisis On Infinite Earths kicks off this Sunday, December 8 with Supergirl, followed by Part 2 on Monday, December 9, 2019 with Batwoman, followed by Part 3
The CW unleashes a poster for the upcoming Crisis On Infinite Earths mega-event crossover that teases the end of worlds. The poster features the LaMonica Garrett as the Monitor at the top, with the DC characters below including Matt Ryan as Constantine, Elizabeth Tullock as Lois Lane, Tyler Hoechlin as Superman, Candice Patton as Iris
Similar to HBO’s Watchmen, things continue to not look good for Batwoman and Supergirl as both shows suffered a series low in terms of viewership for this past Sunday’s week 5 episodes. Batwoman plummeted from 1.26 million people in week four to only 1.16 million in week five, a loss of 100k viewers. Likewise, Supergirl
With four episodes in, Batwoman and Supergirl may have found their audience as the ratings and viewership didn’t go down this week, but actually saw a slight improvement. Batwoman‘s episode four on Sunday saw a 0.3 rating, with its viewership jumping from 1.23 million in the previous week to 1.26 million people tuning in this
Things continue to not look really bad for both Batwoman and Supergirl as ratings and viewership continue to plummet. Following the 20% drop in viewership from its first to second week, now Batwoman suffers over a 15% drop from week two to week three, as only 1.23 million viewers tuned in for Sunday’s episode. The
New set images from Crisis On Infinite Earths hit the net offering a look at Batwoman, Supergirl and Atom. Worth a mention is that we see Brandon Routh is in costume as Atom, as it is known he is also playing the Kingdom Come version of Superman. Brandon Routh is also leaving Legends of Tomorrow with
Both The CW’s Batwoman and Supergirl have seen their ratings and viewership fall big time with each series’ new second episode having aired this past Sunday. Regarding Batwoman, following its season premiere having the lowest number of viewers for any of the DC shows on The CW, now the second episode for Batwoman follows suit
You can’t say you didn’t see this coming, but the new series on The CW, Batwoman, has tanked in ratings for its premiere episode as well as on Rotten Tomatoes. Regarding Rotten Tomatoes, Batwoman has an Audience Score of only 9%. Similar to Captain Marvel, “trolls” are being blamed for the Batwoman low Rotten Tomatoes
It is claimed a new Superman TV series is in development, and while attending Fan Expo Canada 2019, the current Man of Steel, Tyler Hoechlin, responds to the rumors. A fan asks Hoechlin if he can do a show with just Superman “because he’s my favorite,” which sees the actor respond to the rumor: “[Laughs]
A Superman TV show has been rumored for the past seven months for The CW, with it said it may be replacing the Supergirl series, which hasn’t been doing all that well in the ratings. Back in January of 2018 also saw it said that plans were underway for a Metropolis series for the DC
As if the show isn’t bad enough already, now the Supergirl costume gets a change for the worse in Season 5 as The CW released preview images for episode one, “Event Horizon.” Melissa Benoist also appears to be sporting a new hairdo, which isn’t too flattering as well. Regarding the change in costume which drops the
A pair of separate rumors offer that movies for both Batgirl and Supergirl may be in development soon. Regarding Batgirl, it’s claimed that Warner Bros. is currently looking for a new director and may want to fast track the project. The news isn’t all that surprising as it is known Joss Whedon was once attached
