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The CW's Crisis on Infinite Earths |OT| You Have Failed This Multiversity
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Tom and Erica's chemistry is scary given they haven't worked together in nine years, and probably shot that entire scene in an afternoon.
Mia is probably the last Paragon, yeah. There's no other real reason for her to even be here.
I want a Superman and Lois spin off with that Tom Welling fella and Erica Durance lass. Seems like they'd do a good job.
I thought it was really sweet when Lyla said that the Monitor brought Willam and Mia into the past was for Oliver to get to see his kids grown-up before he dies.
I mean, even if that's true, WILLIAM isn't here for Crisis. Just Mia.
Even if Mia turns out not to be the last Paragon. They're positioning her to the be the lead on the next spin-off. Probably want her here for no other reason than getting the audience conditioned to seeing her involved in the major events going forward. As far as we know, William isn't part of the new show, thus we probably won't see him until the Arrow episode of Crisis, if at all.
I'm really interested in seeing if Mia goes back to the future after this or if they keep her here. Because if she goes back to her time period she WON'T be able to just pop up in crossovers easily after this.
Well, she is getting to know the captain of a certain Time Ship quite well during Crisis.
I still think the sigils on the sewer door relate to the Paragons (it would be a huge coincidence that there are seven of each), but they don't really seem to coincide.
Like, that's obviously an arrowhead on the right side, so I'd think there'd need to be an Arrow-adjacent character as one of the Paragons. Ryan Choi is showing up, so I could see the third from the left being the Atom helmet or something.
The thing is, we know Supergirl, Batwoman, and Superman are Paragons, though, and nothing directly corrolates.
Maybe the icons stand for a group of seven that the Antimonitor rounds up that will be opposing the Paragons? Imperfections or whatever. Merlyn, Reverse Flash, and others or whatever.
Like, that's obviously an arrowhead on the right side, so I'd think there'd need to be an Arrow-adjacent character as one of the Paragons. Ryan Choi is showing up, so I could see the third from the left being the Atom helmet or something.
The thing is, we know Supergirl, Batwoman, and Superman are Paragons, though, and nothing directly corrolates.
Maybe the icons stand for a group of seven that the Antimonitor rounds up that will be opposing the Paragons? Imperfections or whatever. Merlyn, Reverse Flash, and others or whatever.
You want to talk about it over here? *gestures towards hallway*
Just realized Anti-Monitor literally summoned Lyla/Harbinger into a hallway talk
That episode last night was great. Still cheesy as all hell, but much better than the first one. I really like the throwback musical cues
I just wish we got the FULL Superman theme, we only got the intro.
Ha, that picture of alternate Kate with alternate Beth at the end was great. Wonder how that'll fit into the future Batwoman episodes.
Stumbled into watching the second(?) ep featuring the Smallville cast, Brandon Routh's Superman, and Kevin Conroy's Batman, and wow was that good. The Smallville bit especially was incredible, I can see why Tom Welling loved it.
Really impressed with what they're doing in this event.
Really impressed with what they're doing in this event.
Lol. The hallway resembled Star Labs too or least I thought it did.
Ain't no resembled, I would eat a brick if that wasn't the same set
"Shot on iPhone 11 Pro," and then there's a shitload of compression artefacts and stuttering. Maybe The CW app isn't the best place for this ad, guys.
On topic: I really liked last night's episode. Barry's line about asking Constantine if he could take his smoke break later, alone, was better than the whole stupid tower sequence from Part 1.
On topic: I really liked last night's episode. Barry's line about asking Constantine if he could take his smoke break later, alone, was better than the whole stupid tower sequence from Part 1.
It's the Antimatter Universe version of STAR Labs.
Oh shit, Part 5 is gonna be set in the antimatter universe, isn't it?
Seeing lots of Snyderverse fans angry about Earth-99 Batman, as if Snyder invented TDKR or Kingdom Come references, or that they're unfairly showing a Batman like theirs as "bad and evil."
No self awareness at all.
No self awareness at all.
Lmao.
Maybe I'm misremembering, but isn't "he's a threat (that's not human)" the exact reason Batman feels so threatened by Superman in BvS?
I know Monitor said that he only just recently found out about the paragons, but I do find the line he had in the Arrow season 7 finale about not bringing harm to Mia because "the world needs her" a little suspect in hindsight.
Pretty sure it's with acknowledgement from bl writer/show runner
He mentioned it was part of them freeing him up for a week to shoot as well
It seems like Bruce was more angry that Superman became the government's lapdog.