The CW updates their schedules: Supergirl IN, Superman&Lois OUT, Charmed TGIF, and more!

[a_files06]

#Supergirl's Final Season to Premiere During #SupermanAndLois Spring Hiatus https://t.co/kWHjmtZX9O
- TVLine.com (@TVLine) March 5, 2021
-What do you do when you dont have a true mid season? You create your own

Comments

[spellmanian]

"Supergirl IN, Superman & Lois OUT" didn't mean what I hoped it meant :(

[professor_chaos]

It does not as it's already been renewed

[slaughtermatic]

are any of these shows better than the flash? i want to get into supergirl but then i remember how dumb that got.

[a_files06]

I think Black Lightning is pretty good. Stargirl was great.

Supergirl has her moments but has never really lived up to its potential. The storylines are often a little preachy with it being spelled out instead of feeling natural.

[__onthebound]

Isn’t this the last season of black lightning

[a_files06]

Sadly. CW would rather spin off a younger, much less interesting character then stay with Jefferson and fam.

[littlebones]

i watched the first two eps of superman & lois tonight... i haven't seen much of any of the others, except for a few eps of supergirl. but anyway, i wish it would have been a lois & clark style reboot. i don't care about his kids.

[ahkna]

eta this was not supposed to be a reply. sorry, bb

[ahkna]

This is exactly what I hate about network television. I can't stand these hiatuses. Putting a show on for a few weeks, then off for a few weeks is so frustrating.

I feel really bad for Melissa that she's didn't get any maternity leave. If they had just put off filming for a few more months, everyone could have been vaccinated and she could have gotten the maternity leave she deserved rather than be forced back to work a few weeks after giving birth to a human being.

[a_files06]

But she wasn't forced back? The cast went back to work in October, she didn't go back until around mid January. She gave birth in September.

[ahkna]

this comment is insane to me. maternity leave is up to an entire YEAR, so if she's obligated to return to set only a few weeks after giving birth then yes, that's exactly what it is. at the very least it's the sort of misogynist practice that punishes women for having children.

[waxandstrings]

that's a few months, and that's pretty standard for working actresses? i can't think of a single pregnant actress that missed an entire year of filming after giving birth. hell, ellen pompeo had a baby during an early season of grey's and didn't miss a single episode

[syphilisdiller]

i just want Roswell back (even though last season was a hot mess)