I've been hearing & reading that the show listens to its fans the most and strips off the pretrentions, whilst getting the most mileage of fan-favorites or underutilized Flarrowverse characters. Only thing that really bugged me was the amount of random fights, though not sure if they grew past that in later seasons.
Ditto all of this
Like you I don't watch the shows regularly (I get too ****ed off with all the angst and relationship drama) but I dip in every now and then, stay abreast of developments via the web, and watch the crossovers. I loved both Invasion! and Crisis on Earth-X and honestly thought they both (sadly) put Justice League in the shade. Even the visual effects were better than JL for the most part.
Did the first season end on a cliffhanger? If not I might try giving that another go. If it can be viewed as its own thing.
Ah, okay.
I agree, Amell should be given tons of credit for the way he's approached having the role. I didn't know him before, but I've become a really big fan of his and he seems like a genuinely nice dude as well.
While it ended in a cliffhanger, it did conclude the arch for season 1.
Okay, so season 1 was resolved and the cliffhanger was a setup for the season 2 arc?
Not quite because we find out what happened in the s2 opening and the s2 arc is built around something else entirely. Later season finales do more set-up for the next one.
Right, okay. But the season 1 story does get a proper conclusion by the end of season 1?
Yes.
Thank you
Yes. Actually, if you watched season 1 and then the opening 10 minutes of the first episode of season 2 the entire season and cliffhanger resolve.
Many thanks!
Umberto Gonzalez apparently debunked the Superman TV show thing
He writes for The Wrap now, which is a trade. I think he’s gotten better sources over the years.
