Giganta and Atom were romantically linked as far back as 1979.
DC and the TV Producers had no idea at the time, that the actress playing Giganta was Trans.
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Giganta and Atom were romantically linked as far back as 1979.
DC and the TV Producers had no idea at the time, that the actress playing Giganta was Trans.
And he was really just Ted Kord.
They MIGHT have tried for that, but I think Zaslav (Crisis of Infinite Executives ) has initiated the shutdown earlier.
I wonder if that date will be referenced or If a special might be done of whatever HBO Max will become
So, when he thought the final season would still be 20+ episodes like the regular seasons so far, showrunner Eric Wallace wanted to have a two-parter resolving the Legends of Tomorrow cliffhanger ending. As it stands, they are going to appear in one episode.
How does "lazy" factor into it?
For one thing, if you read the article, you should know that it wasn't the producers' choice; the network only ordered 13 episodes.
For another thing, shorter seasons aren't due to laziness; on the contrary, by putting the same amount of time, effort, and money into fewer episodes per season, they can make each episode stronger and better-made, and not have to settle for filming weak scripts because they need to fill a larger episode order. At least, that's the theory behind the trend toward shorter seasons.
Size matters not.
Shame we're not getting a full two-parter but some degree of closure is still better than none at all. I'd have even taken just Sara and Ava introducing baby Oliver to Barry. (We all know that's going to be the name!)
I surprised DC Comics haven't stepped up and done a Season 8 mini-series.
I surprised DC Comics haven't stepped up and done a Season 8 mini-series.
What's "proper length"? On this side of the world six episodes is proper length for 90% of shows.
I don't think it's anything to do with that. It's more to do with the Flash movie coming in June. They want people to focus on one Flash.
And the CW having no money.
They did the Earth-Prime miniseries that just came out in trade paperback. One issue each for Batwoman, Superman & Lois, Legends, Stargirl, and The Flash (focusing on Impulse & XS in the future) and a sixth crossover issue, each with a main story and a short backup story, except for the Stargirl issue. I found the crossover (involving the Arrowverse version of Kingdom Come's magog) disappointing, but the individual stories were fairly good. The Legends issue's main story focuses on all the ex-Legends getting together for an adventure, which is nice, and the backup story fills in what Booster Gold was doing on the Waverider during the series finale. (The Batwoman story has Ryan and Lena Luthor teaming up against Clayface during the mid-season 3 hiatus, with a backup by Camrus Johnson explaining why his romance with Stephanie Brown didn't last. The S&L issue has a nice flashback story to Clark & Lois's first anniversary, plus the origin of the evil Superman from season 1. The Stargirl issue is set during the family vacation between seasons 2 & 3. And yes, two of the Earth-Prime issues are not actually set on Earth-Prime.)
So maybe there's hope that there will be more Arrowverse comics in the future. And they are considered essentially canonical, at least until they get overwritten by new canon (which is unilkely to be a factor after this season). There are elements that evidently set up plot points in The Flash's final season.
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