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Before James Gun rebooted all of DC’s media, the Arrowverse was the staple shared continuity of DC’s super heroes on tv. The series of connected tv shows, which began when Arrow premiered on the CW back in 2012, was arguably bigger and definitely better than any of Snyder’s Dceu films or projects.

For a long time, the shared TV shows allowed heroes such as Green Arrow and The Flash to interact and share a space on screen, with their yearly crossovers consistently growing in scale, you always had a guarantee of a big superhero team up. It wasn’t until the Elsewords crossover event that we got to see two of the big Justice League members interact however, and - if you thought you were freaking out - apparently so were the stars themselves.

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The Apple TV+ series Time Bandits, created by Jemaine Clement, Taika Waititi, and Iain Morris, just finished its first season and theres still no news about whether it will return for a second. The show, which is based on the 1981 film directed by Terry Gilliam, tells the story of Kevin Haddock, a kid whos obsessed with history. His history nerd tendencies cause him to be isolated from the other kids at school and even his own family. Centering a show on a child actor is always a risk, but lead actor Kal-El Tuck is wonderful as Kevin. He can handle the deadpan humor very well and also gives Kevin a real underdog vulnerability. Kevins ordinary life becomes fantastical when he joins a group of time-traveling thieves led by Penelope, played by the always-great Lisa Kudrow. Kevin finds out that the Time Bandits stole a map from the Supreme Being (played...

Caity Lotz's Sara Lance, who originated on Arrow, was part of the main cast of Legends of Tomorrow, the third series set in The CW's Arrowverse. Despite the show's passionate fanbase, Legends was canceled after its seventh season, leaving its characters' storylines unresolved.

In a recent interview with Screen Rant to promote her new movie The Lockdown, Lotz opened up about Legends' cancelation and where Season 8 would have taken her character had the show continued. "Yeah, it definitely was a cliffhanger," she admitted, noting how the series finale ended with Booster Gold and the Legends being arrested. "But I know we were going to be in prison, so the next season would've started off with us in prison. And I know the pregnancy wasn't going to be a normal pregnancy, which is what I was looking forward to. It wasn't going to just be basically what I am now...

Greg Berlanti breathed new life into the DC franchise when he created The CW's Arrowverse with Marc Guggenheim, Andrew Kreisberg, Phil Klemmer, and Geoff Johns. The interconnected shows, which included Arrow, The Flash, and Supergirl, among others, ran for several years before ending with the series finale of The Flash in 2023.

Speaking to Deadline, Berlanti opened up about his time working on the shared DC universe. "It was a moment in time for me, and one plan, the size and the scope of which we were altogether able to achieve," he explained. "The closeness that I had with many of the actors and other writers and directors and the family that we built over that time, and the opportunity where every year we were doing these big crossover episodes and all the different showrunners would come in from all the different shows. To create in that way was such a joy and incredibly challenging.

The CW's Arrowverse boss Marc Guggenheim reveals the unused, not-Green Lantern costume that was designed for David Ramsey's John Diggle.

Per a July 5 post on his Substack, Guggenheim offered fans a glimpse at what could have been for Ramsey's John Diggle, aka Spartan. In response to the question of whether Diggle was ever meant to step into the role of the Arrowverse's Green Lantern, Guggenheim explained, "Unfortunately, we never got the approval to go full 'Green Lantern' with Diggle, but we were always trying to push the envelope as much as possible." Guggenheim accompanied his answer with images depicting what Ramsey would have looked like in a costume that was an obvious homage to the Green Lanterns, as well as a "subtle" version of the same costume.

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One thing that plagued the Arrowverse throughout its entirety was the dip in quality in most of its entries, especially in the latter seasons. This problem was apparent in its biggest attractions, Arrow, The Flash, and Supergirl, which despite starting out on a high note and growing to immense popularity, lost their spark during the latter half of their run.

But it was quite the opposite for Legends of Tomorrow, which often gets overlooked when it comes to CW DC shows, and interestingly, the show was originally planned to be just an Atom spin-off.

Arrowverse Initially Intended Legends of Tomorrow to Be an Atom Spin-off

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Unlike Noah Centineo‘s Atom in Black Adam, which barely gets any spotlight, Brandon Routh‘s Atom garnered immense popularity following his recurring appearances in Arrow back in 2014. This prompted CW to consider a spin-off with Ray Palmer’s Atom at its center,...

It's going to be a one-season run for the ABC series The Company You Keep. Inspired by the South Korean series My Fellow Citizens!, the series was created by Julia Cohen with Milo Ventimiglia and Catherine Haena Kim leading the cast. The show premiered on ABC in February and wrapped up its 10-episode freshman season earlier this month. Following soft ratings that reached a series low with the season finale, it's now been reported that ABC has axed The Company You Keep after one season with no plans to develop season 2.

The news came amid multiple shows getting canceled over the past week. Along with The Company You Keep, ABC also axed Alaska Daily after one season along with Big Sky after a three-season run. CBS controversially canceled S.W.A.T. after five seasons, though they have since reversed that decision after an outcry from fans and star Shemar Moore. However, the...

Network: ABC

Episodes: 10 (hour)

Seasons: One

TV show dates: February 19, 2023 -- May 7, 2023

Series status: Cancelled

Performers include: Milo Ventimiglia, Catherine Haena Kim, William Fichtner, Tim Chiou, Freda Foh Shen, James Saito, Sarah Wayne Callies, Felisha Terrell, Polly Draper, and Sachin Bhatt.

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A drama series, The Company You Keep TV show was developed by Julia Cohen and Phil Klemmer and is based on My Fellow Citizens!, the South Korean television series.

In the story, Charlie Nicoletti (Ventimiglia) is a masterful high-stakes con man who commits crimes with his family. He also runs a bar with his bossy older sister, Birdie (Calles). Their con parents are former steelworker Leo (Fichtner) and his wife, Fran (Draper). Read...

ABC has canceled the drama series “Alaska Daily,” “Big Sky,” and “The Company You Keep,” Variety has learned.

Hilary Swank starred in “Alaska Daily” series as Eileen Fitzgerald, described as “a fiercely talented and award-winning investigative journalist who leaves her high-profile New York life behind after a fall from grace to join a daily metro newspaper in Anchorage on a journey to find both personal and professional redemption.”

In addition to Swank, the series starred Jeff Perry as Stanley Cornik, Matt Malloy as Bob Young, Meredith Holzman as Claire Muncy, Grace Dove as Rosalind “Roz” Friendly, Pablo Castelblanco as Gabriel Tovar, Ami Park as Yuna Park, and Craig Frank as Austin Teague.

McCarthy served as creator and executive producer on the show, and also directed the pilot. Swank, Melissa Wells, and Bert Salke executive produced along with Kyle Hopkins and Ryan Binkley of the Anchorage Daily News. Peter Elkoff served as showrunner and executive producers.

Tony Shalhoub will appear in ABC’s “The Company You Keep” in a recurring role.

Shalhoub will join the new series with a two-episode arc, acting opposite Milo Ventimiglia, Catherine Haena Kim, William Fichtner, Tim Chiou, Freda Foh Shen, James Saito, Sarah Wayne Callies, Felisha Terrell and Polly Draper.

“The Company You Keep” follows con-man Charlie (Milo Ventimiglia) and undercover CIA officer Emma (Catherine Haena Kim), and what follows after the two sleep together, unaware of the other’s identity. Unknowingly on a professional collision course, Charlie prepares to leave his “family business,” while Emma closes in on the vengeful criminal who holds Charlie’s family debts in hand.

Shalhoub joins as Frankie Musso, who was once engaged to Charlie’s mother, Fran (Polly Draper), before she met and fell in love with her husband and Charlie’s father, Leo (William Fichtner). Even all those years later, Frankie still longs for Fran,...

If you thought Milo Ventimiglia was charming as a Ptsd-ridden dad with an alcohol problem on “This Is Us,” wait ’til you get a look at him on ABC’s “The Company You Keep.” He stars in the new drama as Charlie Nicoletti, a con man with a heart of gold, a guy born into a family of criminals who engineer elaborate heists to steal from the uber rich. The Nicolettis are the kinds of thieves for which you can easily fall, which is exactly what happens when Emma Hill (Catherine Haena Kim) crosses paths with Charlie. They both jokingly tell the truth about their professions. He’s a criminal, she’s CIA, but haha, just kidding, he runs a bar and she works for a logistics company. Their chemistry is immediate, and they quickly whisk each other away for a weekend of hotel room shenanigans. Neither knows the truth about the other,...

It may not be the second coming of Friday Night Lights or The Good Wife, but ABC’s Will Trent is probably my favorite broadcast network TV drama of the year. What I appreciate most about the Karin Slaughter adaptation is how quickly it established its characters, its location and the elements of its premise that are relatively distinctive. The show became what it aspired to be in a hurry.

No such alacrity accompanies ABC’s new drama The Company You Keep. Wade through two episodes of belabored exposition and The Company You Keep becomes a promising rom-com with thriller trappings and an interesting family backdrop — not a series fully realized but a series with some potential.

The kind of show it wants to be, basically, is The Catch, a Shonda Rhimes-produced comedic heist romance that ABC developed, redeveloped and redeveloped again over a truncated two-season run back in...

There's been a dearth of sexy shows on television. That shouldn't be conflated with the number of skin-baring scenes that any given series might sprinkle into their narrative — but a genuinely sexy show, consisting of a fun, engaging dynamic between the romantic leads, believable chemistry, and all the plot obstacles that contribute to making the potential of their new relationship that much thornier. Enter ABC's new heist drama The Company You Keep, based on the K-drama My Fellow Citizens and developed by Julia Cohen and Phil Klemmer, which feels blended from equal parts Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Leverage and served up smooth for what might be one of the most surprising network TV contributions of 2023 so far.

James Gunn and Peter Safran ended the first month of 2023 with a huge bang by announcing some of the massive projects that will be a part of the all-new DC Universe. As part of their story's first chapter, which has been christened "Gods and Monsters," the DC Studios co-chairs and co-CEOs revealed a number of unexpected movies starring Swamp Thing, Damian Wayne, Supergirl, The Authority, and more. They also outlined some surprising TV shows featuring Amanda Waller, Wonder Woman, the Green Lantern Corps, and Weasel from "The Suicide Squad."

But out of everything the duo revealed to select members of the press (including /Film's Jenna Busch) on Monday afternoon, one title, in particular, stood out from the rest. After being teased by a larger presence in film and television for over a decade, Booster Gold is finally getting his own series as part of the Dcu.

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Milo Ventimiglia is bringing his Jack Pearson charm and signature short shorts to a new TV role: playing a con artist with questionable taste in women.

Ventimiglia leads upcoming ABC series “The Company You Keep” opposite Catherine Haena Kim (“Good Trouble”) as an ill-fated yet still well-matched couple. Ventimiglia is Charlie, a con artist who falls for CIA agent Emma (Kim) while neither knows their true identities.

Based on Korean Broadcasting System series “My Fellow Citizens,” the show is executive produced by co-showrunners Julia Cohen and Phil Klemmer, along with Ventimiglia’s Divide Pictures banner. Todd Harthan and Lindsay Goffman also executive produce for Gratitude Productions, with “Wicked” and “Crazy Rich Asians” director Jon M. Chu and Caitlin Foto serving as EPs for Electric Somewhere.

Per the official synopsis, “The Company You Keep” follows the aftermath of a night of passion that leads to love between con man Charlie and undercover CIA officer Emma,...

For Milo Ventimiglia, the three-time Emmy-nominated star of “This Is Us,” getting into his upcoming ABC project “The Company You Keep” was just about a “haircut and a shave, and here I go.”

The actor said at Wednesday’s Television Critics Association press tour in Pasadena that he immediately jumped from the long-running NBC drama to the new caper show, taking roughly a two-week break in between roles and bringing along 90 of the production crew along with him.

“Shorthand, the expertise, the level that which I think ‘This Is Us’ operated, from a production standpoint, we carried it over to ours and everybody folded together and everyone works well together,” the actor said. “Production has been a lot of fun.”

The ABC thriller-drama, based on the Korean format “My Fellow Citizens,” has been in the works for two years, with Ventimiglia also serving as executive producer and developing the project...

Milo Ventimiglia returns to the small screen with his first post-This Is Us TV role next month, and it looks very similar to some of ABC's past efforts.

The Company You Keep touches down on ABC on Sunday, February 19, at 10 p.m.

"A night of passion leads to love between con man Charlie and undercover CIA officer Emma, who are unknowingly on a collision course professionally," the logline reads.

"While Charlie ramps up the family business so he can get out for good, Emma's closing in on the vengeful criminal who holds Charlie's family debts in hand – forcing them to reckon with the lies they've told so they can save themselves and their families from disastrous consequences."

It's a compelling hook, but the teaser trailer doesn't do the best job of showcasing the plot ABC shared.

As a result, the trailer plays off more like The Catch, the ill-fated...

The first The Company You Keep trailer reveals Milo Ventimiglia's Korean drama adaptation. Slated to premiere on ABC, The Company You Keep is based on the popular Korean show My Fellow Citizens, which aired in 2019. Julia Cohen and Phil Klemmer, showrunner and executive producer, penned the script while Crazy Rich Asians filmmaker Jon M. Chu also on board as showrunner and producer. Ventimiglia, known for his various television role including Jess on Gilmore Girls and Jack in This Is Us, also serves as executive producer.

Now, ABC has dropped the The Company You Keep trailer, giving fans a first look at what to expect from Milo Ventimiglia's Korean drama adaptation. The trailer introduces viewers to Ventimiglia's Charlie, a professional con man, and Emma (Catherine Haena Kim), an undercover CIA agent. The duo spontaneously meet and strike up a flirtatious banter, but, in an attempt to protect themselves, lie about their own professions.

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Milo Ventimiglia meets his match in the first teaser for ABC’s The Company You Keep.

The 30-second clip opens with Charlie (Ventimiglia) meeting Emma (Catherine Haena Kim) in a bar before the two spend the night together. But everything is not what it seems.

When Emma asks Charlie what he does for a living, he tells her he’s a yoga instructor, and she tells him she’s a pageant-queen-turned-rocket scientist. The teaser shows the jobs they told each other they have couldn’t be further from the truth. He’s a con man. She’s an undercover CIA agent, and they “are unknowingly on a collision course professionally,” the logline reads.

The description continues, “While Charlie ramps up the ‘family business’ so he can get out for good, Emma’s closing in on the vengeful criminal who holds Charlie’s family...

Milo Ventimiglia is going from daddy duty to a con man in love.

In ABC’s upcoming heist drama, “The Company You Keep”, the “This Is Us” star plays Charlie, a suave con man, who unexpectedly falls in love with Emma (Catherine Haena Kim), an undercover CIA agent. Their night of passion unravels a web of complications for the unlikely duo as their paths are unknowingly on a collision course.

Et exclusively premieres the first official promo for the new series, which makes its TV debut during “Dick Clark’s Rockin’ Eve With Ryan Seacrest” this weekend. In the 30-second spot, Ventimiglia’s Charlie turns on the charm when he meets Emma at a bar.

Already, sparks are flying as they lie about their occupations — him a “yoga instructor,” her a “pageant queen-turned-rocket scientist.” And when they finally tell the truth about who they are — him a criminal, her a...

If Jared Pedalecki and Jensen Ackles were the heartthrobs of The CW, Mark Pedowitz was its heartbeat.

When Nexstar announced its completed acquisition of (75 percent of) The CW on Monday, it installed board member Dennis Miller, a venture capitalist with executive stints at Sony, Lionsgate, and Turner, as the broadcast network’s new president. Pedowitz, who was chairman and CEO of the youth-skewing broadcast network for the past 11 years is out; he’ll stay in the game via the revival of his former production company.

Though The CW never quite soared like so many of its DC superheroes, the decade-plus under Pedowitz had its moments — and its misses. IndieWire looks back on both below.

With additional reporting by Erin Strecker, Christian Blauvelt, Ben Travers, and Kristen Lopez.

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Exclusive: 20th Television has re-upped the deal for Milo Ventimiglia and Russ Cundiff’s Divide Pictures, the company behind the studio’s drama The Company You Keep, headlined by the This Is Us alum. The drama just received a series order by ABC.

Under the new multi-year pact, Ventimiglia and Cundiff will continue to develop and produce series projects for the studio alongside Divide Pictures’ Deanna Harris, who has been promoted from director to VP of development.

“We are excited to continue the relationship with 20th Television and Disney, and appreciate their confidence in us to create new and exciting shows,” Ventimiglia said.

Ventimiglia’s relationship with 20th TV, part of Disney TV Studios, stems from his starring role in the network’s acclaimed drama series This Is Us, which recently wrapped its six-season run on NBC. It expanded into a development deal for Divide Pictures, the company Ventimiglia launched...

ABC has given a series order to the spy drama “The Company You Keep” starring “This Is Us” alum Milo Ventimiglia, Variety has learned.

The series was originally ordered to pilot as part of ABC’s 2022 pilot season slate. It will now debut at midseason on ABC in 2023.

The show is based on the Korean series “My Fellow Citizens” from Korean Broadcasting System. In the American version, a night of passion leads to love between con-man Charlie (Ventimiglia) and undercover CIA officer Emma (Catherine Haena Kim), who are unknowingly on a collision course professionally. While Charlie ramps up the “family business” so he can get out for good, Emma’s closing in on the vengeful criminal who holds Charlie’s family debts in-hand – forcing them to reckon with the lies they’ve told so they can save themselves and their families from disastrous consequences.

The show also stars William Fichtner as Leo,...

ABC said Monday that it has picked up The Company You Keep, starring and executive produced by This Is Us alum Milo Ventimiglia, to series. The drama, produced by 20th Television, a part of Disney Television Studios, was the last remaining “second cycle” pilot to learn its fate, but was a consistent frontrunner and a move to a series pickup always looked promising.

Like drama pilot Will Trent, which was picked up to series this month, The Company You Keep had started a writers room in anticipation of a series order. The project also had brought on seasoned writer-producer Phil Klemmer as co-showrunner. It will debut at midseason on ABC in 2023.

2022 ABC Pilots & Series Orders

Also starring Catherine Haena Kim, The Company You Keep is based on Korean format My Fellow Citizens that ran for more than 30 episodes on KBS2. It follows con man Charlie (Ventimiglia) and undercover CIA officer...

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ABC is adding to its 2022-23 series roster.

The broadcast network has picked up The Company You Keep, a drama starring This Is Us favorite Milo Ventimiglia, for its midseason schedule. The show is the second ABC has added over the summer, following crime series Will Trent.

Based on a Korean series called My Fellow Citizens, The Company You Keep comes from This Is Us producer 20th Television and writer/co-showrunner Julia Cohen (A Million Little Things, Riverdale). Ventimiglia plays Charlie, a con man who shares a night of passion that leads to love with CIA officer Emma (Catherine Haena Kim, Good Trouble), who are unknowingly on a collision course professionally. Per the show’s description, “Charlie ramps up the ‘family business’ so he can get out for good, while Emma’s closing in on the vengeful criminal who holds Charlie’s family...

ABC has ordered “The Company You Keep” to series, starring Milo Ventimiglia as a con-man hoping to escape the “family business” and Jon M. Chu as executive producer. Co-showrunners Phil Klemmer (“DC’s Legends of Tomorrow”) and Julia Cohen (“Riverdale”) will also serve as EPs alongside Ventimiglia.

The 20th Television production follows the aftermath of a “night of passion” between Charlie (Ventimiglia) and undercover CIA officer Emma (Catherine Haena Kim). On a collision course professionally and romantically, Charlie is aiming to leave his past behind, while Emma’s closing in on the vengeful criminal who holds Charlie’s family debts in-hand. Based on the Korean Broadcasting System series called “My Fellow Citizens,” the series forces the duo to reckon with the lies they’ve told so they can save themselves and their families from disastrous consequences.

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ABC will not be moving forward with drama pilot Criminal Nature, from Rashad Raisani, 20th Television and A+E Studios.

Criminal Nature was one of two remaining “second cycle” ABC pilots that had not heard about their fates, along with fellow drama The Company You Keep, starring and executive produced by This Is Us alum Milo Ventimiglia. I hear the latter continues to look promising for a series pickup. Like drama pilot Will Trent, which was picked up to series this month. The Company You Keep also had started a writers room in anticipation of a series order. In another encouraging sign, The Company You Keep also has brought on seasoned writer-producer Phil Klemmer as co-showrunner, I hear.

2022 ABC Pilots & Series Orders

Starring Michaela McManus, Parker Young and Ian Duff and written by Raisani, Criminal Nature (fka Untitled National Parks Project) was a soapy procedural set in the stunning world of America’s great outdoors.

Marc Guggenheim has signed with CAA for representation, Variety has learned exclusively.

Guggenheim continues to be represented by attorney Wendy Kirk at Johnson Shapiro Slewett & Kole Llp as well as by manager Cliff Roberts at Syndicate Entertainment.

Guggenheim is perhaps best known for his work in The CW’s so-called Arrowverse — its collection of shows based on DC Comics characters. He co-created the first of those shows, “Arrow,” along with Greg Berlanti and Andrew Kreisberg. The show ultimately aired for eight seasons and 170 episodes. Guggenheim, Berlanti, and Kreisberg, along with Phil Klemmer, then went on to create the DC show “Legends of Tomorrow,” which ran for seven seasons and 110 episodes. He also developed the animated DC series “Vixen” and served as a writer and executive producer on “Supergirl.”

Beyond his work in the Arrowverse, Guggenheim and Berlanti co-created the ABC series “Eli Stone.” His other TV credits include “Law & Order,...

Burbank, CA – Everyone’s favorite Super Heroes need to get back to the future as Warner Bros. Home Entertainment releases DC’s Legends of Tomorrow: The Seventh and Final Season on Blu-ray and DVD July 19, 2022. DC’s Legends of Tomorrow: The Seventh and Final Season features all 13 epic episodes with special features including deleted scenes and a gag reel. The set is priced to own at 24.98 Srp for the DVD (29.98 in Canada) and 29.98 for the Blu-ray (39.99 in Canada) and is also available to own on Digital via purchase from all major digital retailers.

After saving the planet from an alien invasion last season, the Legends deserve a break. Too bad their time travel ship, the Waverider, gets blown up by a second Waverider…meaning the Legends are now trapped in 1925 Odessa, Texas! The only way to get home, and get payback on their mysterious new enemy, is to journey across...

"DC's Legends of Tomorrow', the superhero TV series developed by Greg Berlanti, Marc Guggenheim, Andrew Kreisberg and Phil Klemmer, has been canceled at The CW after seven seasons, following the cancelations of other comic book adapted series "Batwoman", "Black Lightning", "Katy Keene", "Arrow" and "Supergirl":

The series, loosely based on characters from DC Comics, was a spin-off featuring superheroes introduced in "Arrow" and "The Flash" TV series, set in the 'Arrowverse'.

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Another DC-comics series has gotten the ax at The CW after “Legends of Tomorrow” joined “Batwoman” on the cancellation heap. Both moves were revealed Friday.

“Legends of Tomorrow” premiered in January 2016 and ran for seven seasons and 110 episodes.

“We are heartbroken, but also immensely grateful for the amazing work our cast, crew, and writers have contributed to the little show that could,” co-showrunner Keto Shimizu wrote on Twitter Friday.

Shimizu added, “Thank you to our fans; your love and passion for our strange band of misfits has made every break, every script, every daily, every cut, and every mix worth all the hard work. We see you, we love you, and you’ll always have a place on the Waverider.”

Well, folks. It’s been an incredible run. However, the CW has let us know that there will be no season 8 of #LegendsOfTomorrow. We are heartbroken, but also immensely grateful...

“DC’s Legends of Tomorrow” has been canceled at the CW after seven seasons, Variety has confirmed.

Co-showrunner and executive producer Keto Shimizu confirmed the news on Twitter Friday evening, writing: “Well, folks. It’s been an incredible run. However, the CW has let us know that there will be no Season 8 of #LegendsOfTomorrow. We are heartbroken, but also immensely grateful for the amazing work our cast, crew and writers have contributed to the little show that could.”

Well, folks. It’s been an incredible run. However, the CW has let us know that there will be no season 8 of #LegendsOfTomorrow. We are heartbroken, but also immensely grateful for the amazing work our cast, crew, and writers have contributed to the little show that could.

— Keto Shimizu (@ketomizu) April 30, 2022

“Legends of Tomorrow” was developed by Greg Berlanti, Marc Guggenheim, Andrew Kreisberg, and Phil Klemmer. The show stars Victor Garber, Brandon Routh,...

DC’s Legends of Tomorrow will not return for an eighth season.

It marks the end of a long road for the series, which premiered in 2016.

While The CW is known for giving its longer-running series a proper goodbye, this season of Legends ended on a cliffhanger. Sources, however, pointed out that the characters can easily populate other series in the DC Arrowverse so you may see one or two of them in other shows.

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Co-showrunner Keto Shimizu revealed the news on Twitter. “It’s been an incredible run. However, the CW has let us know that there will be no season 8… We are heartbroken, but also immensely grateful for the amazing work our cast, crew, and writers have contributed to the little show that could,” she wrote.

Based on the DC characters, the series stars Caity Lotz, Olivia Swann, Lisseth Chavez,...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for the Season 7 finale of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, “Knocked Down, Knocked Up.” And if that title doesn’t clue you into at least one development, you might want to go back in time to see where you lost your way.] The team said goodbye to Season 7 tonight in an hour that also saw them losing a beloved member and learning that a teeny-tiny one might be joining them, via an unexpectedly expectant Sara (Caity Lotz). In addition, there was the debut of Scrubs vet Donald Faison as DC Comics’ Booster Gold, a resolution to the Good-vs.-Evil Gideon (Amy Louise Pemberton) saga, a romantic rescue during World War 1 for Gwyn (Matt Ryan), and, in the episode’s final seconds, a raid on the Waverider by some Time Bureau types hunting down our band of history-tinkering misfits. Should they get an eighth-season renewal, showrunner Phil Klemmer has big plans for their futures that ...

Legends of Tomorrow has tapped Scrubs alum Donald Faison for a rather mysterious role: The actor will appear in the Season 7 finale (and possibly even Season 8, if the CW drama is renewed) as an unnamed character who admires the Legends, EW.com reports.

Faison’s character is “an unauthorized time traveler with high-profile aspirations,” who is “looking for a boost that only fame, fortune, and glory can provide,” per the official description. “But the big question is whether his respect for the team is going to be able to help the Legends out of hot water or get them into hotter water!

This article contains DC’s Legends of Tomorrow spoilers.

Legends of Tomorrow Season 7 Episode 5

It was almost impossible for Legends of Tomorrow to follow up the spectacular 100th episode with something that matched it, and while they didn’t hit the same high, they came really close. Could they pull off three all-time classic episodes in a row? Could the best show on television put out a three episode run in season seven that eclipses the rest of the series?

Turns out no. But even a down episode for Legends of Tomorrow is a ton of fun.

With a looming midseason break in a couple of weeks, we were due for a plot mover, and that’s exactly what “It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Scientist” is. But there might be something else going on here.

The big plot news of this episode is the reunification of the team,...

Beebo loves you for checking out this first look at his animated Christmas special!

As announced back in May, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow‘s scene-stealing anthropomorphized plush/sometime-god will be tasked with playing holiday hero in The CW‘s Beebo Saves Christmas, premiering Wednesday, Dec. 1 at 8/7c. Check out the full first look below, which we made big enough for you to try out as desktop wallpaper (click to zoom).

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Warning: The following contains spoilers for Wednesday’s Legends of Tomorrow premiere. Proceed at your own risk!

Legends of Tomorrow is adding another member to its team — and this one’s somebody they’ve been traveling through time with all along.

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In Wednesday’s Season 7 premiere, the Legends found themselves trapped in 1925 after a second, mysterious Waverider blew up their time-ship.

The timeline is really not on Legends of Tomorrow‘s side when the CW drama returns for Season 7 on its new night, this Wednesday at 8/7c.

For starters, a second, mysterious Waverider blew up the team’s time-ship, leaving them stranded in 1925 without a vessel or their nifty gadgets. (Who’s going to do the cooking now that Gideon’s not around to fabricate all their meals?!) Even more troubling: the heroes’ extended presence in the past could have major consequences on the course of history.

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The 100th episode of the CW’s DC’s Legends of Tomorrow will welcome back Wentworth Miller, who will reprise his role as Leonard Snart/Captain Cold for the series’ milestone, Deadline has confirmed.

Miller rejoins the series for its 100th episode after previously appearing as the supe in Legends of Tomorrow‘s freshman and sophomore seasons. Miller’s Leonard also appeared in The Flash and Batwoman.

Set to air Oct. 27, Legends of Tomorrow‘s 100th episode will be a retrospective that revisits the series’ past through newcomer Amy Louise Pemberton’s human Gideon. Series star Caity Lotz will direct the milestone installment.

Based on the DC characters, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow also stars Matt Ryan, Tala Ashe, Jes Macallan, Olivia Swann, Adam Tsekhman, Shayan Sobhian, Lisseth Chavez, with Nick Zano, and Dominic Purcell.

The series is produced by Berlanti Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television. Executive producers...

At least one very special guest will be in attendance for Legends of Tomorrow‘s 100th episode: Former cast member Wentworth Miller will reprise his role as Leonard Snart, aka Captain Cold, in the CW series’ milestone installment, TVLine has learned.

Airing Oct. 27 and directed by leading lady Caity Lotz, the hour revisits past Legends seasons through the eyes of the Waverider’s A.I. Gideon (played by Amy Louise Pemberton), who will be a flesh-and-blood member of the team in Season 7.

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Looking to enjoy some familiar favorites on TV this fall? Wednesdays are shaping up to be a solid lineup with shows like The Masked Singer, The Goldbergs, and more. Below, get a peek into what shows will lead the pack on hump days this autumn. The Goldbergs Dude! The ’80s-set sitcom journeys into year nine by honoring dearly departed Pops via the 1989 comedy Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure. “In the movie, they go back in history and collect people along the way. That’s what we’re doing for Pops’ life,” executive producer Alex Barnow says of the premiere’s homage. The Goldbergs (Credit: ABC/Scott Everett White) DC’s Legends of Tomorrow After the decimation of the goofy heroes’ Waverider timeship, they “have to re-learn how to be time travelers,” says executive producer Phil Klemmer. Season 7 plants them in a single time period — the 1920s — ...

DC's Legends of Tomorrow is making some changes as it looks toward Season 7.

The cast - including Nick Zano, Tala Ashe, Jes Macallan, Olivia Swann, Adam Tsekhman, Shayan Sobhian, Lisseth Chavez, and Matt Ryan - plus executive producers/co-showrunners Keto Shimizu and Phil Klemmer appeared at a Legends panel at Comic Con@Home to discuss the series.

Series star Caity Lotz introduced the panel with a sneak peek at a trailer that featured an exclusive look at the remainder of the show's sixth season. 

Phil Klemmer revealed that "while John Constantine's arc on the show is coming to an end in season six, Matt Ryan's journey with the Legends is not over."

In season seven, Ryan will be back as a series regular, and he will play a new original role: Dr. Gwyn Davies, an eccentric scientist from the early 20th century who might be the team's only hope next season.

It wouldn't be an Arrowverse wedding without a nefarious villain crashing the ceremony with some terrifying friends. So naturally, the long-awaited Avalance wedding in "DC's Legends of Tomorrow," can't go off without a hitch.

Series star Caity Lotz kicked off the show's Comic Con at Home panel on Sunday with a new trailer for the back half of Season 6. And as Sara Lance and Ava Sharpe begin exchanging their vows -- "co-captains forever baby!" -- the season's big bad Bishop returned, sending in some wedding crashers.

"It's gonna be you and me for all eternity, Sara Lance," he threatens. Of course, Sara Lance is nothing if not tough, even if she has been abducted by aliens (again). From there, more classic "Legends" shenanigans ensue, including extradimensional bowling, board games, aliens, weddings, magic mushrooms, murder mysteries and more.

You can watch the full trailer via the video above.

Along with some exclusive footage,...

Matt Ryan, who has played John Constantine on DC’s Legends of Tomorrow since Season 3, will be wrapping up his arc as the DC antihero in the current sixth season, but Ryan is not going anywhere.

At the show’s Comic-Con@Home panel Sunday, executive producer/co-showrunner Phil Klemmer revealed that Ryan will be back as a series regular in Season 7 as a new character, Dr. Gwyn Davies, an eccentric scientist from the early 20th century who might be the team’s only hope next season.

Also in season 7, series regular voiceover cast member Amy Louise Pemberton, who has voiced Gideon, the Waverider’s AI, for all six seasons and has appeared as the AI’s physical form a handful of times, will now portray a flesh-and-blood version of Gideon in the real world, also as a series regular.

Ryan, who originally portrayed John Constantine on the cult NBC/Warner Bros. TV series Constantine,...

Legends of Tomorrow unleashed a bevy of news during its Comic-Con @ Home panel on Sunday, including this surprise twist: Matt Ryan will be back as a series regular for Season 7… but as a different character!

“While John Constantine’s arc on the show is coming to an end in Season 6, Matt Ryan’s journey with the Legends is not over,” executive producer Phil Klemmer revealed during the Q&a. Ryan will next take on the role of Dr. Gwyn Davies, an eccentric scientist from the early 20th century who might be the team’s only hope next season.

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The CW’s Legends of Tomorrow will say goodbye to a fan-favorite character at the end of its current season — but not the actor who plays him.

Matt Ryan will end his run playing John Constantine when the DC show’s sixth season concludes in September. Ryan, however, will remain part of the cast and play a new character in season seven, Ryan and executive producer Phil Klemmer said Sunday during the show’s Comic-Con at Home panel.

“As everyone who loves him knows, in the end, John Constantine will walk his path alone. The time has come for John ...

The CW’s Legends of Tomorrow will say goodbye to a fan-favorite character at the end of its current season — but not the actor who plays him.

Matt Ryan will end his run playing John Constantine when the DC show’s sixth season concludes in September. Ryan, however, will remain part of the cast and play a new character in season seven, Ryan and executive producer Phil Klemmer said Sunday during the show’s Comic-Con at Home panel.

“As everyone who loves him knows, in the end, John Constantine will walk his path alone. The time has come for John ...

Warner Bros. TV will have panels for their DC’s Legends of Tomorrow and Roswell, New Mexico during San Diego Comic-Con@Home which runs July 23-25.

The session for DC’s Legends of Tomorrow will run on Sunday, July 25 at 12 noon Pst and feature castmembers Caity Lotz, Tala Ashe, Jes Macallan, Olivia Swann, Adam Tsekhman, Shayan Sobhian, and Lisseth Chavez, with Nick Zano and Matt Ryan, along with EPs Phil Klemmer and Keto Shimizu. The series has an original episode airing that Sunday at 8:00 pm.

Roswell, New Mexico‘s panel on Saturday, July 24 at 3Pm Pst will feature Jeanine Mason, Nathan Dean, Michael Vlamis, Lily Cowles, Tyler Blackburn, Heather Hemmens and Michael Trevino along with EP Christopher Hollier. It will be moderated by Chris Rudoph, Pop Culture Editor of Logo. The show’s season 3 premiere is on Monday, July 26 at 8Pm.

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The CW has lined up three original specials for premiere in fourth quarter 2021 — original made-for-tv movie The Waltons’ Homecoming, The Scooby Doo Reunion Special and holiday adventure Beebo Saves Christmas. Dates and times will be announced later.

The Waltons’ Homecoming marks the 50th anniversary of The Homecoming: A Christmas Story television movie, which aired December 19, 1971, and launched the long-running series The Waltons. Bellamy Young (Scandal) stars as Olivia, Logan Shroyer (This Is Us) as John Boy and Richard Thomas, who originally starred as John Boy Walton in The Waltons series, as “The Narrator.”

Per the description: The Waltons’ Homecoming is set in the 1933 Depression Era and told through the eyes of John Boy, the 17-year-old eldest child of John and Olivia Walton. His mother expects John Boy to help her raise his sisters and brothers, and his father expects him to follow in his footsteps to help support the family,...