Legends of Tomorrow Who is the showrunner??

[luis4u]

Does anybody know??

 

[yonny616]

I don't think they have one yet.

 

[Daltonio]

Please someone other than Guggenheim.

 

[famicommander]

Please someone other than Guggenheim.

This.

So much this. The Kreisberg-Berlanti-Guggenheim-Johns production team would be so much better without Guggenheim.

 

[Parker Wayne]

Please someone other than Guggenheim.

This. Season 3 of Arrow was such a huge disappointment since Kreisberg and Berlanti left him alone.

 

[marvelrobbins]

This. Season 3 of Arrow was such a huge disappointment since Kreisberg and Berlanti left him alone.

So i guess that is who to blame for season 3 of arrow going downhill while season 1 of the flash has gone great.

 

[yonny616]

I think the showrunners are both Kreisberg and Guggenheim, which was the Arrow season 2 combo, since I think Berlanti will be handling Supergirl.

 

[Micromind]

So i guess that is who to blame for Green Lantern movie's failure.

Fixed.

 

[ZIPBAGS]

Does anybody know??

 

[vantheman77]

Berlanti alone is doing Supergirl, but I think it's a combination of Berlanti and Guggenheim doing DC Legends together.

 

[Steelsheen]

This. Season 3 of Arrow was such a huge disappointment since Kreisberg and Berlanti left him alone.

So i guess that is who to blame for season 3 of arrow going downhill while season 1 of the flash has gone great.

huh so thats why.

i found Arrow to be completely annoying with every ep that didnt involve The Flash or The Atom. my sister watches it more consistently than i did since it started and i asked her how the heck this series lasted this long with this kind of writing.

 

[Mike Murdock]

Yeah, essentially each show seems to have Andre Kriesberg, Greg Berlanti, and an individual show runner. For Arrow, it's Marc Guggenheim. For Flash, it's Geoff Johns. For Supergirl, it'll be Ali Adler.

After Arrow season 3's premiere, it doesn't seem like Kriesberg and Berlanti had much influence as far as story credits go. While their story credits on the Flash aren't significantly higher, they're at least a scattered presence. And, frankly, it's really the only noticeable change. Arrow writers didn't leave in mass to go to Flash. The writers for Arrow are still mostly the same and the ones for Flash are new hires. It's also possible Kriesberg and Berlanti haven't left Arrow, they've just spread themselves way too thin but Flash's writers are stronger and made up for the shortfall.

I'm surprised Legends of Tomorrow isn't going to have one head writer independent of the other shows. To me, that's a bit concerning since they'll be spreading themselves even more thinly. However, it is seasons one and two of team Arrow writing it more clearly than season three's team.