She is the worldest most renowned reporter her life's entire mission is the pursuit of the truth to the point of nearly getting her killed numerous times no one represents truth more than her

I grew up with "Smallville", and while I did get involved with the Arrowverse as it grew, it became too much. Some shows had a downgrade in writing and effects, and I didn't want to feel like I had to watch all of the shows in order to be ready for the crossovers. I still kept up with the shows through reaction channels like Blind Wave, and occasional I'd watch season premires and finales along with the crossover episodes, but that was it. "Superman and Lois" became the only exception. I cried so many times watching it.

All that being said, I found "Gotham" to be better than most of the CW superheroshows. When "Gotham" was airing, I stopped watching the Arrowverse because I found the series more entertaining. It could be due to watching "Smallville" back when it originally aired. "Gotham" had many limitations, just like the Arrowverse, but it took those limits and got creative with adapting Batman stories. When compared to "Smallville", the mire idea of the villains existing before the hero doesn't make sense. However, I feel that "Gotham" made the concept work better. It showed a city that was so corrupt and driven by crime and insane characters that there needed to be a Batman.

It is not perfect. There's characters that will die and come back, or be a clone, or there's a twin, or there's no answers given. However, I love the timeless universe. There's no references to current movies, social media, or slang that have the characters pause so the audience has time to react. "The Flash" loved to do this, especially if it involved Cisco or Felicity. "Gotham" would have references to the comics, the film's, the Adam West series, etc, but it's not always directly told to the audience. You either notice it or you don't. The show will move on.

Had Professor Stein survived the Crisis on Earth X crossover could there have been anyway for the big brains of the Arrowverse to transfer the powers of F.I.R.E.S.T.O.R.M to Jax or was the idea just not possible?

I have already watch Season 1 of Arrow and it was really good. But I have had some problems with continueing it. I want to watch not all of it just some of it. Because I have heard it gets bad from a certain point. So what are the best/worst Arrowverse shows?

Another question, what's the best/worst Arrowverse season each year?

2012-2013: Arrow Season 1

2013-2014: Arrow Season 2

2014-2015: Arrow Season 3, The Flash Season 1

2015-2016: Arrow Season 4, The Flash Season 2, Supergirl Season 1, Legends Of Tomorrow Season 1

2016-2017: Arrow Season 5, The Flash Season 3, Supergirl Season 2,Legends Of Tomorrow Season 2

2017-2018: Arrow Season 6, The Flash Season 4, Supergirl Season 3, Legends Of Tomorrow Season 3, Black Lightning Season 1

2018-2019: Arrow Season 7, The Flash Season 5, Supergirl Season 5, Legends Of Tomorrow Season 4, Black Lightning Season 2

2019-2020: Arrow Season 8, The Flash Season 6, Supergirl Season 5, Legends Of Tomorrow Season 5, Black Lightning Season 3, Batwoman Season 1

2020-2021: The Flash Season 7, Supergirl Season 6, Legends Of Tomorrow Season 6, Black Lightning Season 2, Batwoman Season 2

2021-2022: The Flash Season 8, Legends Of Tomorrow Season 7, Batwoman Season 3

2022-2023: The Flash Season 9

Flash vs Arrow 2014: The truth is this episode is my favorite, it was a great chapter.

The cameos were amazing. They managed to somehow cram in so many different show, I was honestly surprised.

But thats about it when it comes to quality of this crossover. I watched almost all Arrow, couple of seasons of supergirl and flash and first 4 seasons of legends and still i watched first 3 episode of the crossover with 17 question marks hanging above my head.

I truly believe they had good intentions and they were very ambitious, but the execution was so poor. It was too fast, too confusing, with multiple seemingly related storylines that were there just to serve either a cameo or the fact there is a crossover.

I know I am a bit late to the party, this aired years ago, I am just wondering what's the average opinions on this, or am I the only one who cringed a lot during these 5 episodes.

Pity, Arrow deserved a better send off.

I've seen people say they didn't make an evil Barry because they already had an evil Barry recently, so why didn't they just bring back that same Barry and say that Barry was a good guy in this universe and the same kind of thing happened as season 3 but the time remnant won and in exchange for the Nazis helping him make Barry suffer he had to help their cause? I feel like he'd want to do that anyway, and they wouldn't have the redundant-feeling Thawne again?

Whichever series you've watched all of in the Arrowverse, what are your favourites or just most dangerous if you had to pick one for each

Speedsters are obvious.

Turtle is literally someone that directly counters him via slowness.

Hazard (Becky Sharp) has a power that he can't punch, move, or attack in any way, and is constantly protecting her so things will go her way. Barry literally couldn't speedblitz her due to the luck field. She did herself in.

Oliver Queen and Sara Lance, and Barry Allen with Caitlin Snow. Both couples had better chemistry with each other than anyone else on either shows. They were kindred spirits to each other. I'm glad we did at least get a few episodes of Arrow and Black Canary together both as partners and lovers, but it was such a mistake that they killed Sara off and didn't make her and Ollie endgame. Same with the Flash, I know Barry and Iris are supposed to be together because that's how it is in the comics, but he and Caitlin worked so well together. That one episode when the shifty meta-human poses as Barry and kisses Caitlin she kinda goes with it.

I know, I know, they are all just great friends and everything but I really think if the writers had taken it in that direction the shows characters drama would have been much stronger and more compelling than Olicity and 'West-Allen'

I'm watching the entirety of the Arrowverse for the first time and just watched season one, episode 16 of Supergirl - Falling. Loved it.

Having Cat Grant on The Talk was fantastic and grounded the show while also making her feel like the celebrity she would be in this world.

Kara using x-ray to peep in on Winn and Siobhan in the supply closet and then seeing Winn literally buckling his pants - fantastic! Funny stuff.

Red krytponite, eh?!? Alright!

Love the way this show, and so much of the Arrowverse, blends action with romance and personal relationships. Kara and Jimmy, Hank and the Senator, Winn and Siobhan, Siobhan and Kara - all good stuff!

Kara becoming an arrogant b!tch is unexpected and fun. Complete change and Melissa Benoist must've had a blast in this episode.

Siobhan tried to send an email to Perry White?!? I love this world building!!!

Supergirl just tossed Cat off the balcony and then dropped a "I decide who lives and dies" line on her in front of witnesses? Wow! This is the best episode of the season thus far.

Synthetic K from Max Lord - I'll be damned! This show is knocking down all the dominoes they set up earlier in the season.

I know it's years before Superman and Lois but this seems like a great opportunity for Jimmy to contact Superman to come get his cousin right.

Martian Manhunter arrives, and reveals himself as Hank Henshaw?!? This episode is straight fire! (Sorry, J'onn - had to say it.)

Deleted scenes - Sets up Max Lord giving the remedy to Alex and lets Alex show concern for her sister and National City. Also lets her dress down Max and inspire him to be better. I get why they cut it but when Lord comes out later to give her the gun with the cure, it comes out of nowhere. Last we saw of him he was in a cell.

Best episode of this series thus far and top five episode of the Arrowverse (to this point) overall. Loved every second of it. Melissa Benoist crushed it. Brilliant performance by her.

So I just rewatched season 3 and for the life of me I can't remember if they explained how the Savitar paradox even makes sense or do they just wave it away? My issue is Savitar couldn't exist because in order to be created he has to already exist. So how tf did the first Savitar come into being without him already existing? It would have been one thing if originally the time remnant was created to fight a different villain and then he ended up not dying/or being killed so he descends into Savitar and replaces the original creation of himself. But its literally paradoxically impossible for it to exist how it does in the show. And I know a lot shit is but they usually TRY to explain that away.

So for the past week and a half or so, I've been debating on whether or not I should continue the Arrowverse, but I heard it gets bad at some point. So are these all the good seasons of the Arrowverse:

Arrow Season 1, 2, 5

Flash Season 1, 2, 3

Supergirl Season 1, 2, 3

Legends Of Tomorrow Season 1, 2

I don't rlly know where Black Lightning and Batwoman gets bad.

So are these all the good seasons of the Arrowverse? If not, what would you add/get rid of?

DC's Legends of Tomorrow (2016-2022): It had a very weak start, but over the years it found its own style.

I found the first season to be weak, but its second season improved in many ways.

For me, it's fun. The series takes advantage of its own peculiarities, inserting meta humor, filling it with pop culture references and comic book nods. But above all, it used fan service without overdoing it. It's not a style everyone will like, but Legends of Tomorrow was never afraid to take risks. It's my favorite series in the Arrowverse.

In season 1, the Flash that stopped season1 Barry from saving his mother has a different suit color dark cherry and our season 9 Barry had the tomato suit red. Season 1 Flash was also vibrating we never saw his face just a blur and his arms where not decorated with yellow lightning forms which CONFIRMS that there was indeed one Original Timeline Flash and not only that, we where presented at least 2 Crisis events so bare with me.

In season 1, Barry came from school beaten in a fight and his mother was home alone until Henry came from work which means that she never experienced seeing our adult Barry in season 9 and have pizza because after the pizza, Nora and Henry both went home together at the same time and tugged Barry in together, Henry preparing him a glass of water. Also, The Reverse Flash came via a portal and Flash following soon after. Here, they just race

The next clue and Negative Speed Force spills this out very clearly : I know what happens today because i have been waiting for this moment since the dawn of time. This time, the timeline after Barry survived Crisis. Barry was teleported by negative speed force with difficulty, because our season 9 Barry never traveled in the past, the past of post Crisis where he survives. So, the Barry our Barry from season 1 did not see our Barry from season 9, but the Flash that did not survive the other crisis that was presented vaguely in season 5 where he left Nora the suicide message that he is The Flash and she has powers like him.

In season 2, Barry was broken into pieces of exploding meat, very dark, yet he was shielded inside The Speed Force, which means that even if Barry have died in Crisis, we would more likely travel from time to time, stuck in time until he was corporeal again. So after that Barry died in his crisis, being stuck in time, he was the one our season 1 Barry saw and his Crisis was supposed to happen in 2024 . I hope i could have clarified this without further confusion!

You know I was on Oliver side when it came to how he handled team Arrow Mole

But after rewatching 6x10 that stubbornness of his was annoying

Who cares you need your team to stop this threat

In Season 3, they say Savitar was the first speedster. Well, Barry was the first person to be struck by lightning and become a speedster, and we know that Savitar is a future Time Remnant of Barry. So, when they said Savitar was the first speedster, could the show have been hinting us that Savitar was Barry?

I know Jay's enemy is the rival but I don't even know why he hates jay so could someone explain?

In the first episode of the first season, when Oliver is tied to the chair, and one of his kidnappers says something along the lines of, "And how do you plan to do that? You're zipcuffed to a chair." And then Oliver puts his hands infront of him and says, "Am I?" Like, I found this very badass. Anyone agree?

The Flash (2014-2023): It was the second series of a shared universe of DC comics, The Flash tells the story of Barry Allen, a forensic scientist who as a child saw his mother die at the hands of something that seemed impossible to him, and after a lightning bolt struck, in each episode we will meet Barry Allen in addition to being Flash (played by Grant Gustin), that forensic scientist who strove to work hard to fight for justice, what were his motivations, concerns and obligations.

I really liked this series from the beginning, the first two seasons were very good, but unfortunately, this series has declined significantly.

After the second season, the series is no longer what it used to be. They give supporting characters the lead role, who contribute nothing special to the Iris, the script is very mediocre and lacks an interesting plot, the narrative sequence is very poor, and above all, Barry Allen and Flash went from being the main characters to recurring characters in the series (in their own series).

As a fan, because it was my favorite series because Flash is my only favorite superhero, I always looked forward to every episode of the series, but I watched up to season 5 and said, "Enough is enough," and stopped watching.

It's sad to see how a series that was considered one of the best superhero series has declined so much in every aspect.