Last night was the premiere of the penultimate episode of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, with the season finale airing next week. During this episode, shocking revelations were revealed, while the stage is set for the final showdown with Vandal Savage. Most importantly, however, a member of the crew made the ultimate sacrifice. In the aftermath of this stunning development, Legends of Tomorrow executive producer Greg Berlanti explains why this character was killed off, but that doesn’t mean they’re gone forever in this universe. [Warning: The Following Contains MAJOR SPOILERS From The Last Episode of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. If You Haven’t Seen The Episode Yet, Turn Away Now.] So, in the…

We recently reported that CBS was unsure of how to approach Supergirl, which concluded its first season last month. The network was interested in renewing it for season two, but the pricey budget wasn’t justified by the ratings. Then there were rumors of the show moving to The CW, a network co-owned by CBS. Now, a decision has been made. It has been announced (via The Hollywood Reporter) that Supergirl will switch over to The CW for its second season. Production will move from Los Angeles to Vancouver, where The CW’s other DC shows are being filmed. Additionally, the network has ordered 22 episodes for the season. Supergirl marks the fourth…

Warner Bros. has has a Booster Gold movie adaptation in development for a while. Recent rumors suggest that the film will be a team-up with Booster Gold and Blue Beetle, with DC TV mastermind Greg Berlanti attached to direct. While Blue Beetle’s involvement is still uncertain. Berlanti has confirmed that he is working on this DC film. During a lengthy interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Berlanti comments on the chances of taking on a godfather-type role in the DC Extended Universe – similar to Kevin Feige and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He says that he loves the DCU and would love any opportunity to work on it. Berlanti then confirms…

With Upfronts 2016 coming soon, television networks are officially finalizing their 2016-2017 schedules. Some shows will be renewed, some will be canceled, and some new ones will be picked up. And now, DC Entertainment is adding yet another new series to its lineup. NBC (via Entertainment Weekly) has officially ordered the workplace comedy Powerless to series. The show stars Vanessa Hudgens as Emily, described as a “…spunky young insurance adjuster specializing in regular-people coverage against damage caused by the crime-fighting superheroes.”  However, after standing up to one of these heroes, Emily “…accidentally becomes a cult ‘hero’ in her own right…even if it’s just to her group of lovably quirky co-workers.…

Kevin Smith directed this week’s episode of The Flash, delivering one of the season’s best episodes so far. He is also set to direct an episode in the show’s third season later this year. Now, he is interested in working on The CW’s other big DC show. Speaking with Variety, Smith says that he wouldn’t want to write an episode of The Flash, but he would like to do some writing for Arrow. Smith is no stranger to the world of Green Arrow, as he previously wrote the comic book arcs “Quiver” and “The Sounds of Violence.” During his comic book run, Smith created the villain Onomatopoeia. And if Smith…

So far, Warner Bros. has two DC movies scheduled for 2020, Cyborg and Green Lantern Corps. The former is expected to hit on April 3rd, while the latter’s date was June 19th. Now, it looks like we’ll have to wait an extra month to see the Emerald Knights return to the big screen. WB (via The Wrap) has pushed June 19th’s “Untitled DC Movie” (which is expected to be Green Lantern Corps) to July 24th, 2020. This is only one month later than its original date, so it’s not a drastic delay. The film is now scheduled to open two weeks after an untitled Marvel Studios movie. Currently, Green Lantern…

Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment’s Wonder Woman began production back in November of last year, and now, it looks like it’s a wrap. For star Gal Gadot, at least. Gadot confirmed on social media that today is her final day shooting Wonder Woman. It’s unclear if the entire movie is done production, or if only Gadot is finished filming her scenes. Regardless, if the film hasn’t entirely wrapped yet, expect it to soon. Now that Gadot is done with Wonder Woman, she can now go on to begin shooting her scenes for Justice League, which began production a few weeks ago. Stay tuned for more news as we have it. Wonder…

Funko has unveiled its latest DC Comics-themed Pop! figures, and this lineup has a very interesting twist. Dubbed “Impopsters,” these figures are of five Batman villains who are pretending to be the Caped Crusader. We even have a couple villainesses in disguise as Batgirl. The first two figures, Riddler and Poison Ivy, will hit stores in July. Two-Face and Harley Quinn (Batgirl) will follow in August. Next, we have Harley Quinn (Batman) in September, The Penguin in October, and Scarecrow in November. Check out a photo gallery of the Pop! figures below. But wait, there’s more! In addition to the “Impopsters” line, Funko has revealed a couple more DC-related products. First…

After debuting in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Ben Affleck will reprise his role as the Dark Knight in next year’s Justice League. And he’s also set to write and direct his own Batman movie. So, he has a crucial role in the DC Extended Universe. But his influence over Justice League just got a little stronger. According to Deadline, Affleck has signed on to be an executive producer for Justice League. In this role, he will work with director Zack Snyder and screenwriter Chris Terrio to make Justice League the best that it can possibly be. Affleck is apparently doing this to support Snyder. So, Affleck will have…

While most television shows, including DC Entertainment’s, have been renewed for the 2016-2017 season, Supergirl has not. The show concluded its first season a few weeks ago, and CBS has confirmed nothing about a renewal. Now, we know why this is the case, and the show’s future is far from certain. According to The Wrap, CBS’s Leslie Moonves is in talks with Warner Bros. Television about the future of Supergirl. The network would like to renew the show, but the ratings that the first season received don’t seem to justify paying $3 million per episode. Back when the series premiered in October, 13 million viewers tuned in. However, half of…