Seems like not being able to use Deadshot or Harley would have more to do with Suicide Squad than Batman at this point.
Linda Park is a fairly common name for Asian-American women - they could still be separate characters.Remember Linda Park? A TV reporter of that name, played by Olivia Cheng, appeared in the second Barry Allen episode of Arrow and again in the Flash pilot in news reports about the particle accelerator. But the producers later ignored that, cast the considerably younger Malese Jow as Linda Park, and made her a sports reporter for a newspaper.
As long as their leader is actress Linda Park.OR TIMETRAVELLERS!!!!!!
The Crosstime Council of Linda Parks!
Get Linda in from the 90s series, and the JLU toon and we're golden.
i'm inclined to believe an actor working on a show over some speculator on the internet.
I honestly don't remember, but I distinctly remember reading it because it was right after they'd introduced Ra's and I was wondering if it was going to have any kind of effect on previously introduced characters.The only limits I've heard about is that the Arrowverse shows have been told not to use any more Batman elements now that Gotham is on the air.
I have no idea where you got this idea from because I can't find any evidence of it actually being a 'thing' other than a statement from Marc Guggenheim regarding Deadshot being 'off the table for the nonce' that, honestly, is so incredibly vague that it could mean anything.
God no.. he's an awful actor.
He did just fine as Superman.
Yep. I have always felt Routh got shortchanged. I loved his Clark Kent and his Superman had potential. Too bad the script didn't give him more material to work with.
This looks to dark and violent to be TVG to me. TVG ratings are pretty much saved for caroons and Disney channel type shows. I honestly can't think of any primetime dramas that aren't at least TVPG.Also, if Flash is PG, this one might rate closer to G. WHich i think is fine -- we need diversity in styles.
This show could help perpetuate the audience for comics & comic-related media into the future.
It doesn't seem too "dark and violent" to me compared to other action shows, but yeah, no way will this be TV-G. That's just not happening in a primetime network series.
Oh, no I didn't mean dark and violent compared to other actions shows, I meant compared to shows that usually get a TV-G rating.
Oh, I was suggesting that if two to 10 million people in the world had seen the show and liked it, and wanted more, that it would be good for the ratings whensoever it finally decides to manifest terrestrially.
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