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A new month means new Tubi additions. While you have to pay to watch classics and underrated productions on most streaming services, Tubi is not one of them. This month, there's a lot to look forward to watching on the streamer, from comedies to action films and even an underrated 2009 movie starring a WWE legend. John Cena's acting catalog is almost as iconic as his wrestling career. While viewers "can't see him" in the ring, he's fully visible while playing fictional characters, especially Danny Fisher in 12 Rounds, which is available on the free streaming service now.

In the action thriller, Fisher (Cena) finds himself in a 12-round revenge game with arms dealer Miles Jackson (Aidan Gillen). A sting operation to capture Jackson falls apart after the FBI's inside man double-crosses them. In a getaway car, the arms dealer escapes with his girlfriend, Erica Kessen (Taylor Cole), but Officers Danny...

The Batman villain Harley Quinn made her debut on the "Batman: The Animated Series" episodes "Joker's Favor", where she was voiced by actress Arleen Sorkin. The character was envisioned as a clown-like moll for the Joker, and was given a ditzy personality and a broad Noo Yawk accent. She proved to be so popular that she was eventually incorporated into Batman comic books, and soon grew to have titles of her own. Over the years, Harley Quinn has appeared in multiple TV shows and movies, most recently played in live-action by Lady Gaga in "Joker: Folie à Deux." 

Fun trivia: Harley Quinn was actually preceded by a very, very similar character called Prank (Corinne Bohrer), a clown-like moll to a very Joker-like villain named the Trickster (Mark Hamill) on a 1991 episode of "The Flash." Whether or not the makers of "Batman: The Animated Series" were aware of Prank is a matter of speculation.

Wrestler-turned-Hollywood star John Cena's early filmography continues its unlikely streaming renaissance. His 2009 action movie 12 Rounds will be heading to free streaming service, Tubi on March 1.

12 Rounds, which earned a low 31% on Rotten Tomatoes, joins Cena's equally maligned The Marine on the platform's growing catalog of nostalgic B-movie offerings. Tubi's acquisition of the film comes over a decade after the film's release, at a time when Cena's Hollywood profile continues to reach new heights thanks to his performances in Peacemakerand Universal's Fast & Furious franchise. The timing also capitalizes on a pivotal era for the WWE superstar, who is currently on his wrestling retirement tour which ends in December.

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Paradise is a sci-fi political conspiracy thriller series created by Dan Fogelman. The Hulu series is set in an idyllic community housing some of the most important people in the world, and it follows Special Agent Xavier Collins after the President of the United States is murdered. Paradise stars Sterling K. Brown, Julianne Nicholson, Sarah Shahi, Nicole Brydon Bloom, Aliyah Mastin, Percy Daggs IV, and James Marsden. So, if you loved the political intrigue, genre-blending plot, and compelling characters in Paradise, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

Salvation (Rent on Prime Video) Credit – CBS

Salvation is a sci-fi mystery thriller drama series created by Liz Kruger, Craig Shapiro, and Matt Wheeler. The CBS series follows a group of people as they discover that an asteroid will hit the Earth in six months and destroy the planet.

Though some of you may not even be aware of this, Warner Bros. aired a Birds of Prey TV series back in 2002, which ran for 13 episodes before being abruptly cancelled despite relatively strong ratings.

The show was set in an alternate DC Comics reality, taking place years after Batman abandoned Gotham City (now known as New Gotham) and focusing on a trio of heroes joining forces as the city's new protectors in the Dark Knight's absence.

The team was made up of Bruce Wayne and Selena Kyle's daughter Helene Kyle/Huntress (Ashley Scott), Barbara Gordon/Oracle (Dina Meyer), and Dinah Redmond/Black Canary (Rachel Skarsten), with Doctor Harleen Quinzel (Mia Sara) as their main adversary.

Birds of Prey is not exactly well-regarded (and wasn't at the time), but it has since gained something of a cult following, with most of the episodes available to watch on YouTube.

Now,...

Quick Links Dwayne Johnson's Thrilling Vigilante Action Remake 'Walking Tall' Showcases Johnson's Power & Charisma

Dwayne Johnson is undeniably one of Hollywood's most charismatic and sought-after leading men, having made his silver screen debut in the 2001 blockbuster hit The Mummy Returns, a performance that would help kickstart his lucrative and enduring acting career. The WWE wrestler-turned-action hero has appeared in an array of fan-favorite hits over the years, including Central Intelligence, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, Moana, and the Fast & Furious franchise, though back in the early 2000s, he was still trying to make a name for himself and prove he meant business when it came to dominating the cinema.

In the vigilante action flick Walking Tall, Johnson appears alongside Johnny Knoxville and Neal McDonough and appears as a decorated Army veteran who returns to his small Washington town only to discover it has become overrun with corruption,...

Mark Hamill played Joker in live-action 22 years ago, but the DC production is rarely remembered. Mark Hamill is responsible for one of the most beloved depictions of Joker that debuted in Batman: The Animated Series, though he has reprised the role for several other animated productions such as Justice League and Batman: Mask of the Phantasm. Due to how prolific he has been with the character across animation, Hamill is often considered the archetypal voice for the Joker, while Heath Ledger is often considered the quintessential Joker in live-action.

There was a significant gulf between cinematic live-action depictions of Joker between Jack Nicholson's Jack Napier in 1989 and Heath Ledger's Joker in 2008. This intervening period was ostensibly Mark Hamill's Joker era as he embodied the role most often in animation. This would extend to the only significant live-action depiction of Joker to occur between Batman and The Dark Knight, though...

Rebel Ridge is a crime action thriller film written and directed by Jeremy Saulnier. The Netflix film is set in the town of Shelby Springs and it follows the story of Terry Richmond, a former marine as he comes to town to post bail for his cousin but when his savings are unlawfully taken by corrupt local police officers led by Chief Sandy Burnne, he decides to fight against the ones spreading corruption. Rebel Ridge stars Aaron Pierre in the lead role with Don Johnson, AnnaSophia Robb, David Denman, Steve Zissis, Dana Lee, and James Cromwell starring in supporting roles. So, if you loved the brutal action, thrilling story, and compelling characters in Netflix’s Rebel Ridge here are some similar movies you should check out next.

Wrath of Man (Rent on Prime Video) Credit – MGM

Wrath of Man is an action thriller drama film directed by Guy Ritchie from a screenplay co-written by Ritchie,...

Ocean scenery, adventure, tiger sharks, drug cartels, and bikinis – what more could anyone want in a storyline?

The 2005 film Into the Blue featured 24-year-old Jessica Alba on the brink of her next big break. She was already becoming a household name due to her work in the TV series Dark Angel.

Alba worked alongside Paul Walker, Scott Caan, and Josh Brolin – some other well-known names in the industry.

Jessica Alba as Samantha “Sam” Nicholson in the 2005 American action-thriller film Into the Blue (Credit: Sony Pictures Releasing)

The Bikini Dilemma: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Alba’s Uncomfortable Wardrobe

The film was everything except sunny skies for Alba, who has since mentioned that she hated every minute of filming in a bikini.

Initially portrayed as a marine biologist who would logically wear a wetsuit for diving, her character was rewritten to be in skimpy bikinis throughout the film.

Ashley Scott, Scott Caan,...

Jessica Alba's breakout series, Dark Angel, boosted her profile considerably, leading to roles in major films like Sin City. Dark Angel debuted during a time dominated by female-driven action series like Xena and Buffy, showcasing Alba's depth and toughness. Despite its early cancelation, Dark Angel gained a cult following for its strong female lead and Alba's portrayal of Max.

You can currently see Jessica Alba kicking major butt in Netflix's current number one movie, Trigger Warning, but the actress honed her action training back in 2000 when the sci-fi drama series, Dark Angel, premiered on Fox. Alba had already held down a few roles in TV and film before Dark Angel started, but it can be argued that the series boosted her profile considerably, which resulted in roles in films such as Sin City and Fantastic Four. The series only lasted two seasons, but even with a run as brief as it was,...

Jessica Alba is back in action after her break of nearly four years. Directed by Mouly Surya from a screenplay co-written by John Brancato, Josh Olson, and Halley Gross, the Netflix film titled Trigger Warning follows the story of Parker, a Special Forces commando, as she returns to her hometown to take ownership of her family’s bar after her father suddenly dies. But soon, she finds herself fighting against a dangerous, violent gang terrorizing her hometown. So, if you like the action and thrills of Trigger Warning, here are some similar action films you should check out next.

The Equalizer (Netflix & Rent on Prime Video) Credit – Sony Pictures

The Equalizer is an action thriller film directed by Antoine Fuqua from a screenplay by Richard Wenk. Based on a 1980s series of the same name created by Michael Sloan and Richard Lindheim, the 2014 film follows the story of Robert McCall,...

Over the past several years, Prime Video has offered plenty of quality films that audiences have certainly enjoyed. Judging by its list of offerings for next month, April should be no different. With several family-friendly films in the mix, there are most definitely exciting movies adults will find entertaining as well, no matter what their preferred genre might be.

Along with two original films coming to the streaming platform next month, there are also plenty of older films viewers will likely want to watch. From sci-fi and fantasy to romantic comedies, the options for next month are undoubtedly worth checking out. If nothing else, the platform’s original films should garner some attention from viewers, seeing as both appear to be delightful movies.

Jumanji: The Next Level Stream on Apr. 1

Released in 2019, Jumanji: The Next Level is the fantasy adventure sequel to the 2017 box office hit Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle.

Having just wrapped filming in upstate New York, Smile 2 promises to be "really good" with a surprising twist from Lukas Gage's character. Director Parker Finn impressed Gage with his knowledge of the horror genre, creating a fresh formula in the sequel to the 2022 psychological horror film. In addition to franchise newcomers Ashley Scott and Gage, the sequel will also see the return of the first movie's star, Kyle Gallner.

With filming having only just kicked off in January, Smile 2 gets an exciting filming update from star Lukas Gage.

While speaking with Screen Rant for the South by Southwest premiere of Jake Gyllenhaal's Road House remake, Lukas Gage was asked for an update on Smile 2. The star confirmed that the sequel has "just wrapped" filming, while also going on to promise that the horror follow-up will be "really good" and even teasing a twist to come from his character.

Despite having achieved some box office hits and films that are fondly remembered, the DC cinematic universe has not achieved the expected success so far. In fact, the main achievements made by the comic book company in terms of screen adaptations in recent years have mostly come from television with the Arrowverse or in the animated format.

Since the premiere of Smallville in 2001, the invasion of the DC series on The CW was imminent, seeing how well these productions worked. What they did not imagine is that they would be able to achieve what was not being achieved in theaters.

A year before Zack Snyder took the first steps towards building his extended universe with Man of Steel, The CW was already planting the seeds for its own with the premiere of Arrow. In 2014, The Flash joined, and the rest is history.

In 2019, while the Snyderverse was falling apart due...

The best Bigfoot movies are about as elusive as the creature himself. Despite Hollywood's love for making films about ghosts, man-eating animals, ogres, and dragons, the industry has seemingly snubbed the mythical giant ape some call Sasquatch. But despite Tinsel Town's lack of love for the big guy, there have been some pretty interesting, unique, and downright scary Bigfoot movies, that, while not appealing to mainstream audiences, have been hits with genre fans. While there were movies about all the other horror monsters through the years, the first Bigfoot movie didn't even arrive until 1970.

This is despite the creature getting its first mention all the way back in the 1700s when stories of hairy creatures in the forests would scream loudly and steal livestock. This led to stories of shape-shifting creatures, adding a supernatural tint to the idea of the Bigfoot monsters. By the 1800s, there were stories in different parts of the world,...

Many DC TV shows have been big hits, but there have been some that sadly did not last long. The superheroes of DC Comics have frequently been seen on cinema screens, but they are just as ubiquitous on television screens, as well. Many animated and live-action shows have brought the heroes of DC to life, with shows like Smallville and Superman & Lois becoming standalone hits, while the shows of the Arrowverse formed an interconnected DC universe on the small screen.

However, among the many DC TV shows like Smallville that have been produced, there are also some that never rose to such heights. Some even ended up being prematurely ended, due to budgetary issues, declining ratings, or a confluence of circumstances that hit them at the wrong time. Here are six DC TV shows that fell victim to such bad situations, and ended before they could fully hit their stride.

Despite remaining hopeful in the past few years, live-action Disney star Mena Massoud is sharing a surprisingly bleak Aladdin 2 update. Massoud led the cast of the 2019 remake as the eponymous street urchin falling in love with Princess Jasmine and working with a wish-granting genie to win her heart and defeat the evil sorcerer Jafar. Despite scoring generally mixed reviews, Aladdin was a smash hit, grossing over $1 billion and leading to plans for a direct sequel and a spinoff centered on Billy Magnussen's Prince Anders.

Nearly three years after the original hit theaters, one fan took to Twitter to ask Mena Massoud for an Aladdin 2 update.

Very unlikely at this point — Mena Massoud (@MenaMassoud) March 15, 2023

The live-action Disney star responded, as seen above, with a surprisingly bleak outlook, indicating that the sequel is "very unlikely" to happen. Some took to expressing their disappointment in the comments, with one...

Paul Walker enjoyed a lengthy career in Hollywood that carried him through various roles in several unique movies before his unfortunate death in 2013 at just 40 years old. Fans likely remember him best as Brian O'Conner in the "Fast and Furious" franchise, but the talented and handsome actor also appeared in critical hits such as "Pleasantville," "Joy Ride," and Clint Eastwood's "Flags of Our Fathers," and served as executive producer on the films "Vehicle 19," "Hours," and "Pawn Shop Chronicles." He even enjoyed a guest spot on National Geographic's "Expedition Great White" in 2009.

In his youth, Walker popped up in a variety of high-profile TV shows, among them "Highway to Heaven," "Charles in Charge," "Who's the Boss," and "Touched by an Angel," before making the leap to schlocky B-movie horror films such as "Tammy and the Rex," opposite Denise Richards, in which his character's brain somehow lands inside a Tyrannosaurus Rex.

HBO’s The Last of Us has tapped True Blood and Queen Sugar vet Rutina Wesley to bring to life a character directly from the video games.

Premiering Sunday, Jan. 15, at 9/8c, the series is set two decades after the implosion of current-day society. It centers on Joel (GoT‘s and The Mandalorian‘s Pedro Pascal), a tough survivor, who is hired to smuggle a 14-year-old girl named Ellie (Game of Thrones‘ Bella Ramsey) out of an “oppressive” quarantine zone, per the official synopsis. “What starts as a small job soon becomes a brutal, heartbreaking journey, as they both must traverse” across a U.

“Crisis on Infinite Earths” is currently on a month’s break, but the Arrowverse crossover will return in the new year for its thrilling final two episodes, and we’ve been promised even more surprises to come when it does. The opening three hours aired earlier this December on The CW and lived up to the promise that this would be the biggest event to ever hit the DC TV universe. And somehow they’re set to be topped by its grand finale.

Arrowverse Ep Marc Guggenheim responded to a fan on Twitter yesterday who enquired as to whether shooting had completely wrapped on “Crisis.” The producer confirmed that it had, with episode 4 finalized a couple of weeks ago and episode 5 still having a few days left until it’s ready to go. And Guggenheim also teased that there are “surprises in both.”

We’re completely finished shooting. Hour 5 (Legends...

The first three episodes of “Crisis on Infinite Earths” have been stuffed full of cameos from stars hailing from across the DC multiverse. Kevin Conroy’s shown up as Batman, Tom Welling reprised his Smallville role, Burt Ward dropped by as an older Batman ’66 Robin, Ashley Scott returned as Birds of Prey‘s Huntress…the list is almost infinite. A particularly popular one came in “Part 3,” though, when Tom Ellis appeared for a crossover with Netflix’s Lucifer. And now, you can re-watch his scene in the video above.

Following his death in “Part 1,” Mia Smoak, Diggle and John Constantine were working on retrieving Oliver Queen’s soul in this episode. Constantine knew they needed a way into Purgatory, and so he called on an old frenemy to help them – the Devil himself, Lucifer Morningstar. Traveling to Earth-666 (see what they did there?), the Arrowverse trio meet with Lucifer outside...

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Crisis on Infinite Earths Part 3 finally reveals the fate of the Flash, the status of the DC Multiverse, and much more!

This article contains nothing but Crisis on Infinite Earths Part 3 spoilers.

Well, you certainly can’t say that Crisis on Infinite Earths is anything less than ambitious. The Flash episode of the massive Arrowverse crossover, long known as the one on which so much of this show would turn, is “Crisis on Infinite Earths Part Three” brought of the death of a Flash, the return of some fan favorites, the introduction of a character who will likely prove to be pivotal down the line, and a stunning betrayal. In other words, it’s Crisis through and through, and the stakes in the Arrowverse have never been higher.

Here’s that official synopsis in case you need a refresher, but really, this barely scratches the...

Spoiler Alert: Do not read if you have not yet watched “Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Three,” “The Flash” episode of the 2019 “Arrowverse” crossover.

Tuesday night was the official midpoint of the ambitious “Crisis on Infinite Earths” crossovers, with an episode of “The Flash” that also marked the final episode of the year for the DC series. As such, it was as full of Easter eggs, plot twists, and a whole lot of… well, crisis.

But first a special cameo, this time by Ashley Scott as “Birds of Prey’s” Huntress. She barely had time to appear on-screen before New Gotham and the rest of Earth-203 blew to smithereens, marking another Earth obliterated by Anti-Monitor and the anti-matter smashing through the universe at record speed. With that the plot returned to Earth-1, where the gang reconvened in Central City to work on the Paradigm-finder and receive news that Kara aka...

“Crisis on Infinite Earths” is just days away from kicking off, meaning we’re finally about to experience the biggest Arrowverse event ever assembled. Since fans found out that The CW was tackling the multiversal crossover last year – with a title card at the end of “Elseworlds” confirming it – it’s all they’ve been talking about. To say the hype is high would be an understatement, but here to hike it up even higher is this final trailer for the five-part extravaganza, which launches on Sunday.

Of course, it would already be the franchise’s biggest ever event even if it just featured the heroes of the six DC/CW shows coming together, but we can expect even more than Green Arrow (Stephen Amell), Supergirl (Melissa Benoist), the Flash (Grant Gustin), Batwoman (Ruby Rose), White Canary (Caity Lotz) and Black Lightning (Cress Williams) to show up in “Crisis.” For instance,...

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s… literally every CW superhero you could possibly imagine, and then some. The network on Tuesday released the final trailer for this year’s Arrowverse crossover, “Crisis on Infinite Earths,” a five-part event that brings together key players from across the multiverse to defeat the Anti-Monitor and save their worlds.

This year’s crossover — which spans episodes of Supergirl, Batwoman, The Flash, Arrow and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow — is so massive, in fact, that The CW is even bringing Black Lightning into the fold.

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The amount of heroes taking part in “Crisis on Infinite Earths” is truly staggering. But the really mind-blowing part is that we still don’t know all of the surprise cameos that The CW has managed to pull off. Here’s one more that we can maybe add to the never-ending list, though.

Don’t get your hopes up too high just yet, but apparently, it’s possible that Gotham star David Mazouz will be returning as Bruce Wayne in the crossover event. We Got This Covered has had it confirmed by two separate sources that an appearance from Mazouz’s Bruce was in early drafts of the script, as with the cameos from the Titans and Doom Patrol casts that we’ve previously heard about. However, our sources are unable to confirm whether it actually ended up happening, as possible contractual obligations and scheduling conflicts could’ve gotten in the way.

From VancouverFilm.Net, take a look at new footage, plus images from the DC Comics superhero cross-over event "Crisis on Infinite Earths", debuting on "Supergirl" December 8, 2019 followed by "Batwoman" December 9, "The Flash" December 10, then concluding with an "Arrow"/"Legends of Tomorrow" finale, January 14, 2020 on The CW:

Cast includes 'The Monitor' (Lamonica Garrett). 'The Flash' (Grant Gustin), 'Supergirl' (Melissa Benoist)...

...'White Canary' (Caity Lotz), 'Martian Manhunter' (David Harewood), 'Ryan Choi' (Osric Chau), 'Lex Luthor' (Jon Cryer), 'Kingdom Come Superman' (Brandon Routh)...

...'Black Lightning' (Cress Williams), 'Batwoman' (Ruby Rose)...

...'Mia Smoak' (Katherine McNamara), 'Green Arrow' (Stephen Amell), Tom Welling as 'Clark Kent'/'Superman' ("Smallville")...

...Erica Durance as 'Lois Lane' ("Smallville"), Tyler Hoechlin as 'Clark Kent'/'Superman' from 'Earth-38', Elizabeth Tulloch as 'Lois Lane' ('Earth-38')...

...Cress Williams as 'Black Lightning', John Wesley Shipp as 'Barry Allen'/'The Flash' from 'Earth-90, Johnathon Schaech as 'Jonah Hex'.

From VancouverFilm.Net, Sneak Peek the live-action, DC Comics superhero cross-over "Crisis on Infinite Earths", debuting on "Supergirl" December 8, 2019 followed by "Batwoman" December 9, "The Flash" December 10, concluding with an "Arrow"/"Legends of Tomorrow" 2-hour finale, January 14, 2020 on The CW:

Cast includes 'The Monitor' (Lamonica Garrett). 'The Flash' (Grant Gustin), 'Supergirl' (Melissa Benoist), 'White Canary' (Caity Lotz), 'Martian Manhunter' (David Harewood), 'Ryan Choi' (Osric Chau), 'Lex Luthor' (Jon Cryer), 'Kingdom Come Superman' (Brandon Routh), 'Black Lightning' (Cress Williams), 'Batwoman' (Ruby Rose), 'Mia Smoak' (Katherine McNamara), 'Green Arrow' (Stephen Amell), Tom Welling as 'Clark Kent'/'Superman' ("Smallville"), Erica Durance as 'Lois Lane' ("Smallville"), Tyler Hoechlin as 'Clark Kent'/'Superman' from 'Earth-38', Elizabeth Tulloch as 'Lois Lane' ('Earth-38'), Cress Williams as 'Black Lightning', John Wesley Shipp as 'Barry Allen'/'...

We know a lot about “Crisis on Infinite Earths” so far, including many of the stars from across the DC multiverse who will be appearing in the biggest Arrowverse crossover we’ve ever seen. However, if you think you know it all, then you’ve got another thing coming, as Ep Marc Guggenheim has promised fans that there are yet more surprises being added to the event even now.

The Arrow producer was asked by a fan on Twitter if there are “any more appearances that haven’t been leaked yet” in the crossover. Guggenheim replied with an answer that will thrill fans. “Yes,” he confirmed. “We still have a few tricks up our sleeves.” And here’s the really interesting part. “And we’re working everyday on more,” he said.

Yes. We still have a few tricks up our sleeves. And we're working everyday on more. #neverfullywrapped https://t.

The first promo for “Crisis on Infinite Earths” is finally here. Four Sundays from today and we’ll be settling down to watch the first couple of installments of the latest Arrowverse crossover and to mark the occasion, The CW has now shared our first look at some footage from the event. Sure, it’s only 15 seconds long, but it definitely helps hike our hype up even higher.

Seen above, the short teaser compiles two clips as well as a couple of brief shots of some of the heroes. To begin with, in a green-tinted alien landscape, we see the Monitor (Lamonica Garrett) face off against a curious semi-circle of heroes and one villain – the Flash (Grant Gustin), Supergirl (Melissa Benoist), White Canary (Caity Lotz), Martian Manhunter (David Harewood), Ryan Choi (Osric Chau) and Lex Luthor (Jon Cryer). Then there’s a glimpse of Cress Williams’ Black Lightning and Brandon Routh...

As I’ve said on numerous occasions, one thing in particular that I’m already liking about “Crisis on Infinite Earths” is that it’s incorporating actors from various DC TV shows from the past so that we truly get that “Infinite Earths” feel. Despite a denial from Tom Ellis saying Lucifer Morningstar won’t show up, I won’t be convinced of his absence until I actually see the crossover for myself. But on the plus side, there is confirmation on Batman ’66’s Burt Ward and Birds of Prey‘s Ashley Scott putting in appearances.

Speaking of Ashley Scott, it turns out that she’s finally reported for duty. Thanks to Canadagraphs, we now know that she’s filmed for The Flash‘s part of the crossover at the very least. For those keeping track, that’ll be the third chapter to air in the saga, which’ll also...

With all we’ve been hearing lately regarding “Crisis on Infinite Earths,” we can’t say we’re all that surprised when it comes to any guest role being announced. After all, this unprecedented crossover event spans far beyond the Arrowverse itself, as the producers have already acquired the services of Smallville‘s Tom Welling and Erica Durance, Birds of Prey‘s Ashley Scott and even Batman ’66’s Burt Ward.

That said, you couldn’t fault anyone living on Planet Earth for thinking Tom Ellis showed up to film a cameo as Lucifer Morningstar when he was spotted in the area of where “Crisis on Infinite Earths” is currently shooting. I know he technically plays a Vertigo character, sure, but it wouldn’t be a bad idea to see such a beloved series represented.

As it so happens, Entertainment Tonight directly asked Ellis about this situation, and here’s how...

At this point, I think it’s safe to say that “Crisis on Infinite Earths” is a dream come true for DC fans, the likes of which none of us ever thought would be realized. I mean, not only is it cool enough that Marv Wolfman and George Perez’s masterwork is being adapted to live action in the first place, but we’ll also see no less than three Supermen – played by Tom Welling, Tyler Hoechlin and Brandon Routh, respectively – united on the small screen.

That said, it’d probably take us the rest of the day to list off each and every superhero to play some sort of role in this massive crossover event. Heck, the producers have even reached as far as securing the services of Batman ’66 alum Burt Ward and Birds of Prey‘s Ashley Scott. If that doesn’t get across the point of how infinite Earths will be represented,...

If anything, the past couple weeks have been huge for news pertaining to “Crisis on Infinite Earths.” I mean, not only did we get our first look at Brandon Routh in his Kingdom Come Superman costume, but it was also confirmed that Birds of Prey‘s Ashley Scott will return as the Huntress.

On top of that, it’s been revealed that Arrow‘s Audrey Marie Anderson will play a pivotal role in the crossover event as well. As it turns out, Lyla Michaels’ code name of “Harbinger” will finally be paid off at long last. Having been introduced during the show’s first season, I’d never thought her character would go to the logical sci-fi extent and instead exist as a nice nod to her comic book counterpart, but here we are.

Thanks to ComicBook.com, we can now glimpse Lyla in full Harbinger regalia. Seen below, she...

Crossovers are a time for bringing back old fan favorities, and that’s definitely true of “Crisis on Infinite Earths.” The Arrowverse’s latest event is the biggest one ever, as can be seen from the presence of multiversal stars like Smallville‘s Tom Welling on the cast list. And here’s another another popular face from The CW-verse’s past who could be returning for the superhero extravaganza: Wentworth Miller Aka Captain Cold.

We Got This Covered has been told by our sources that the former Legends of Tomorrow star is in talks to show up in “Crisis.” This info comes from the same sources who previously let us know about Welling and Kat McNamara taking part before their involvement was made official, so there’s no reason to doubt it. We should stress, however, that Miller’s just in talks at the moment and it’s not 100% that he’ll drop by.

We’ve got a new photo from the set of DC’s Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover event series to share with you today. This is a great one as it features Brandon Routh's Kingdom Come Superman meeting Tyler Hoechlin's Earth-38 version of Superman from the Supergirl series and they are both in costume.

I just wish that Tom Welling would have joined in on the fun in this image! I seriously doubt he’s going to suit up in a Superman costume, though. I’d be shocked if he did.

A lot of fans are excited for this crossover, even the fans that don’t even watch any of these shows. This is going to be epic!

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#DoubleVision—the new #Superman ability!

Clark Kent meet… Clark Kent?

Brandon Routh shared a new set photo from The CW’s upcoming “Crisis on Infinite Earths” crossover, where his older, grizzled Superman meets up with Tyler Hoechlin’s version of the Man of Steel.

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#DoubleVision—the new #Superman ability! ???? Grateful to share the #Arrowverse as #Superman for a short time with the charming & gracious @tylerhoechlin! I never really thought I’d get to meet #Superman in person… Gotta say, it’s all it’s cracked up to be! ???????????? #crisisoninfiniteearths @dccomics @thecw @warnerbrostv #SupermanTeamUp ????: @redheadtattoos

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Also Read: 'Crisis on Infinite Earths': CW Reveals First-Look at Brandon Routh's Superman

Routh previously portrayed the DC Comics hero in the 2006 film “Superman Returns.” However, the version Routh will play on the crossover is different. It’s based on the “Kingdom Come...

Some Super-vision clearly will be required for Arrowverse fans when they watch the CW’s upcoming “Crisis on Infinite Earths” crossover event, which promises to be the largest assemblage of superheroes in a live-action epic in TV history. That team-up will include no fewer than three once and future Superman actors, and two of them — Tyler Hoechlin and Brandon Routh — met up Tuesday and, during a break from shooting, the Men of Steel posed for a photo in the Daily Planet lobby in make-believe Metropolis.

The moment was preserved for posterity (see below) on the Instagram account of Routh (who wore the cape in the 2006 feature film Superman Returns), who was all smiles as he palled around with Hoechlin, who has been the CW’s “local” Man of Steel since guest starring on Supergirl in 2016. Not in the photo: Tom Welling, the Smallville star who also is back in Clark Kent mode for the crossover.

Arrow has huge plans for its farewell run… though series star Stephen Amell may be a bit hesitant to admit it.

When asked about the “humongous” teases made by producers at the CW series’ final Television Critics Association press tour panel, Amell sarcastically quipped to TVLine shortly afterward, “Well, that’d be the first time a showrunner had said, ‘It’s huge.'” And yet, just minutes later, while previewing Season 8’s action-packed start, Amell had to chuckle at himself before letting these words slip: “I can’t believe I’m about to say this, but… the first two episodes are huge.

One thing in particular that I’m liking about “Crisis on Infinite Earths” before I’ve even had a chance to see it is how the crossover pays respect to various DC TV shows to have preceded the Arrowverse. In case you hadn’t heard, Smallville alumni Tom Welling and Erica Durance will reprise their respective roles as Clark Kent and Lois Lane, with Birds of Prey‘s Ashley Scott also being set to once again suit up as the Huntress.

Having established that, I’m sure those of us who’ve been around a little longer were hoping to see a few more faces from Smallville making guest appearances. With Michael Rosenbaum turning down a chance to come back as Lex Luthor, it’s understandable that focus has shifted over to the man who took up the mantle of Green Arrow long before Stephen Amell.

As it turns out,...

DC's Arrowverse crossover event is adding even more familiar faces. In fact, The CW went back deep into its past to its WB days for its latest addition. Ashley Scott from Birds of Prey is reprising her role of Huntress for the big event. That series lasted only 13 episodes before it was canceled in 2002. The Huntress has appeared on Arrow in the past, but she was played by Jessica De Gouw.

TV Line reported on the addition on Thursday, but nothing else has been revealed about Ashley's Scott part on the crossover. In fact, not much has been revealed about the event at all, beyond the people taking part in the event. Tom Welling and Erica Durance are just two of the big names reprising roles for Crisis on Infinite Earths.

Scott shared her excitement for her role on...

The Vera-Vaughn sisters are about to learn that being at the top of the magical food chain comes with a price. And a pretty big target on their backs, apparently.

TVLine has an exclusive first look at the trailer for Charmed‘s upcoming second season, premiering Friday, Oct. 11 at 8/7c on The CW. And while the sneak peek begins with the spellbinding trio celebrating a job well done, it quickly rains on their parade with a nasty reality check: “Haven’t you heard there’s a war going on?” asks a particularly unfriendly-looking gentleman, who adds, “They’re coming for you.

If Arrowverse producers really intend on making their “Crisis on Infinite Earths” crossover event feel like it’s exploring infinite Earths, then it’s in their best interest to expand well beyond the TV shows they’ve developed. Amazingly, they’ve been granted permission to do so by tapping into past DC-based series by integrating John Wesley Shipp’s Flash into “Elseworlds” last year (we assume that’s the role he’s playing this fall), not to mention reeling in Smallville alumni such as Tom Welling and Erica Durance for the Crisis itself.

Believe it or not, Ashley Scott is the latest to be added to the headcount, as she’ll slip back into her role from Birds of Prey. Though it ran for only one season during the 2002-03 broadcast year, the show did have its moments, so I’m excited to see Ashley playing the Huntress once again.

The original Titans were more fun. 

Titans Season 2 Episode 4 took us to the past to reveal how Deathstroke dismantled what was once a very successful team of heroes. 

Of course, that meant we got to meet Dick, Donna, Dawn, and Hank when they were in different stages in their lives.

It was en episode needed to help viewers fully understand why these characters are so scared of Deathstroke in the present timeline. 

In most cases, exposition of this caliber is not needed, but there was so much hurt from the killer's actions that I walked away from this episode was flawlessly executed. 

Many people skip these types of episodes because they take away from the action, but it was done so perfectly, and everyone must watch it. 

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When Deathstroke shoots, he doesn't miss his target.

Brandon Routh has finally stepped back in Superman’s tights, with The CW releasing the first image of one of its three Men of Steel from its upcoming “Crisis on Infinite Earths” crossover event.

Routh previously portrayed the DC Comics hero in the 2006 film “Superman Returns.” However, as you can see below, the version Routh will play on the crossover is different. It’s based on the “Kingdom Come” version of Superman that starred in a four-issue series DC published under its Elsewords imprint. It’s set in the year 2020 and follows an older Man of Steel.

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Routh will be joined by fellow Supermen Tyler Hoechlin, who plays the Superman that had shown up in the “Arrowverse” so far, as well as Tom Welling reprising his version of Clark Kent from “Smallville.”

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Crisis On Infinite Earths is going to be a nostalgic affair.

Another new name has been added to the cast of the 2019 Arrowverse crossover, and this one is quite the surprise.

TV Line is reporting that Ashley Scott will reprise her Huntress role from the one-and-done Birds of Prey during the five-part event.

Scott played the Helena Kyle on that series, and viewers will find out what became of the character following the conclusion of the series in 2003.

Birds of Prey was saddled with low ratings from the get-go, meaning that it did not survive beyond the initial 13 episodes ordered.

The series also starred Dina Meyer as Batgirl and Rachel Skarsten as Black Canary.

This will not be the first time the Huntress has appeared in the Arrowverse. That honor goes to Jessica De Gouw, who recurred on Arrow's first two seasons.

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Jim Dandy Sep 27, 2019

A new Atom and a new show are on tap for the Crisis multiverse

The onset of autumn means several things: leaves changing, pumpkin spice everything, and a new show from the DC TV back catalogue being welded to the Arrowverse in Crisis on Infinite Earths.

The latest show to be hammered in is Birds of Prey, the 2002 one season wonder from the old WB. Ashley Scott returns as Helena Kyle, the Huntress of that show, for Crisis. Birds of Prey starred Scott as Huntress, Dina Meyer as Batgirl, and Batwoman’s Rachel Skarsten as Black Canary.

They’ll be joined by Osric Chau. Chau will not be linking his old show, Supernatural, to the crossover, though. Instead, he’s going to be playing Ryan Choi, a character who has not yet appeared in any live action DC TV show on any network. Choi is a mild-mannered professor at Ivy Town University.

The CW is reaching far back into the DC Comics TV canon for its latest “Crisis on Infinite Earths” casting. Ashley Scott has joined the ever-expanding crossover event as Helena Scott aka The Huntress.

It’s the same role she played on the short-lived TV version of “Birds of Prey,” which lasted just one season in 2002 on The CW’s predecessor network, The WB. The series ran for 13 episodes before being canceled due to low ratings.

This is not to be confused with the upcoming “Birds of Prey” film, which will see Mary Elizabeth Winstead play the Huntress, alongside Jurnee Smollett-Bell as Black Canary and Margot Robbie returning as Harley Quinn from “Suicide Squad.” Ewan McGregor and Rosie Perez also star in the film.

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The CW’s “Crisis on Infinite Earths” crossover continues to grow.

Another new name has been added to the call sheet for Arrowverse’s “Crisis on Infinite Earths” crossover, and it’s quite the throwback. TVLine has learned exclusively that Ashley Scott will appear in the five-part event as Huntress aka Helena Kyle, the character she played on the short-lived DC Comics drama Birds of Prey.

Premiering in 2002 on the now-shuttered WB, Birds of Prey also starred Dina Meyer as Batgirl and Rachel Skarsten (now the upcoming Batwoman‘s No. 1 baddie) as Black Canary. The series ran for 13 episodes before being cancelled due to low ratings.

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The race is on to stop The Flash from vanishing in the fast-tracked crisis, as seen in the new trailer for Season 6 of the CW hit.

In a teaser released on Thursday, Barry appears to get strapped into a Flash helmet-based contraption, through which he glimpses “billions of possible futures” and the “billions of deaths” that come with. “So what do we do first?” to avert the crisis, Iris asks her anguished husband.

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