I think you're going to have to wait for any crossovers since this show was originally designed for FOXHow is the blackest Superhero TV show of all time? What about Luke Cage?
If this ever did cross over with the rest of the Arrow verse, maybe they could have Jimmy Olsen end up there on assignment. I don't like his Guardian much, but it would be interesting to see him have to suit up there.
Or maybe the Wests from the Flash? I'm thinking more Joe West and Kid Flash. Not so sure about Iris, because she's annoying. But imagine the reaction she would get if she brought Barry along with her.
is it filmed in Vancouver?
Anyway, the producers have said it's not part of the Arrowverse and I hope it stays that way.
This show is definitely blacker than Luke Cage. It's in the title.
Jokes aside, how it handles issues facing the Black community, how these character act and talk, etc. makes it the blackest superhero show thus far. And really the blackness of LC seemed more of a marketing thing given how that story played out. Maybe its second season will be different.
Anyway, the producers have said it's not part of the Arrowverse and I hope it stays that way.
Same here
The tone and goals reminded me of what they had in a few episodes of Arrow's previous season. It was even as preachy for w/e reason. I've read that Supergirl has also been a soapbox.I'm watching BL like "How can you watch this show and want it to be part of the Arrowverse?" To me, this is a legit example of how tone and goals just would feel way off. I watched the Flash episode they had before BL and it's night and day. Even with Arrow, which is more "serious" just comes off as silly entertainment.
There's some weight and stakes that just can't be seen in the other shows simply because of how they're made.
The tone and goals reminded me of what they had in a few episodes of Arrow's previous season. It was even as preachy for w/e reason. I've read that Supergirl has also been a soapbox.
I do enjoy the narrative framing that's applied, but it's more-so because this is what I used to look forward to every week from Arrow and The Flash.
It just feels different because the violence isn't as....comic booky as it is on the other shows. People are getting executed here. This ain't some rando getting vaporized by a death ray.