The POTUS in Supergirl Season 2 Will Be a Wonder Woman

Lynda Carter Confirmed for Supergirl Season 2

Back in March, “Supergirl” executive producer Greg Berlanti revealed that they wanted to have former Wonder Woman herself, Lynda Carter, play a role on the series. Today, Warner Bros. and The CW confirmed that Carter has been cast on “Supergirl” in a recurring role as the President of the United States. Continue reading

Abandoned STAR WARS: UNDERWORLD TV Show Would Have Made Us Feel Sympathy For Palpatine

The description of classic Star Wars villain Emperor Palpatine on the character’s Wikipedia page ends like this:

Since the initial theatrical run of Return of the Jedi, Palpatine has become a widely recognized popular culture symbol of evil, sinister deception, tyranny, and the subversion of democracy.

With a description like that, did you ever think there may have been a way for the creatives at Lucasfilm to make us feel any sympathy for that character? Continue reading

Flashpoint Confirmed to Kick Off THE FLASH Season 3

After a lot of rumors and speculations since the second season finale of “The Flash”, Grant Gustin has confirmed that season three will launch with one of the character’s most popular storylines: “Flashpoint”. The end of the season two finale pretty much set it up, so it’s great to see that the team behind the series is moving forward with it.

Gustin revealed that he had read the script for the season three premiere, and then with the permission of writer and executive producer Greg Berlanti he said that the title of the episode was “Flashpoint” and he’s not messing around! You can read the series of tweets from Gustin below: Continue reading

14 Things You Need To Know About Flashpoint (and The Flash Season 3)

“The Flash” season two wrapped up with an epic finale – and one of Barry Allen’s worst decisions yet. The scarlet speedster headed back in time to the night his mother was killed (again), but this time, he saved her life. It’s a huge decision that undid pretty much everything Barry has done over the past two seasons – coming to terms with his mother’s death, discovering how time travel can affect the present, and making an earlier decision not to save her, in order to become the Flash.

As well as being a game-changer, the finale had fans everywhere talking about what Season Three would bring – namely, Flashpoint! While it’s possible that the show will Continue reading

Josh Segarra Joins CW’s “Arrow” as Vigilante

Josh Segarra joins Arrow season five as Vigilante.

The CW‘s “Arrow” is adding quite a few DC Comics characters to its season five roster. Following yesterday’s report that Rick Gonzalez has joined the cast as the vigilante known as Wild Dog, Deadline brings word that “Chicago P.D.” star Josh Segarra is set to play the vigilante known, appropriately enough, as Vigilante. Continue reading

The Return of Samurai Jack Will Be Darker and Way More Epic


Yes, Jack is indeed back. Last year we learned that Genndy Tartakovsky’s scifi-themed samurai series was making its way to TV once more, but now the first fleeting details about what’s in store for Jack in the new series have emerged—along with some gorgeous, gorgeous art. Continue reading

Supergirl’s Superman finally cast. Now how many VH references can we squeeze in here?

Metropolis has its hero. We announced earlier that Superman would be making an appearance next season on The CW’s “Supergirl”. Today we learned who would be filling the Man of Steel’s famous red boots. Continue reading

Poison Ivy Being Recast For Gotham Season 3

Ivy Pepper

The Ivy Pepper that you’ve now seen for two seasons will be no more. Clare Foley, the young actress that currently plays plant interested Ivy Pepper will not return for the third season due to Gotham’s producers recasting. Continue reading

Superman will finally show his face on Supergirl next season


Superman will make his first real appearance on “Supergirl” next season. Variety reports that casting is currently underway for Clark Kent, who’ll appear in the first two episodes of the series’ second season this fall. The announcement paves the way to the first new live-action portrayal of the Man of Steel on TV since “Smallville” ended in 2011.

Executive producer Andrew Kreisberg expressed excitement about the prospect of having Superman on the show, speaking also for fellow producers Greg Berlanti and Ali Adler. “Greg, Ali and I are beyond thrilled to welcome Clark Kent and his slightly-more-famous alter ego to the world of Supergirl,” he said. “Superman will be appearing in the first two episodes of the new season and we cannot wait to see who next dons the red cape!” Continue reading