Cmill216
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That's ridiculous reasoning. Just because they didn't say it literally does not mean it's not their Justice League.
And because Clark encountered a young Oliver Queen and his gang, that thereby means his Superman (years later) can't be associated with a real Justice League with Batman, Wonder Woman, and the lot?
How would Tom Welling's Superman serve on the JL in Smallville with Bart/Impulse to then serve with Bart's grandfather Barry before Barry even has children to have Bart?
You lost me.
Seems to me you're trying to use continuities that have never been established in any movie-verse or TV-verse, nor do we even know if said continuities will ever be established.
That invisible string is called a contract.
And if the movie division wanted Tom Welling and his "contract", they could get him. They've displayed countless times their power over the television division.
You asked a question, and you gave an answer that was wrong.
No. It's your opinion that it's wrong. Again, where's the fact?