Arrow TV series ends after 8 seasons
2 Comments Published by Avi Green on Saturday, March 09, 2019 at 10:55 AM.
Screen Rant announces the TV show based on Green Arrow is coming to an end after 8 seasons:
On which note, if Arrow is ending, will Supergirl's TV show be ending soon as well? The politically-infected plots were revolting, and it won't matter if that show's cancelled to boot, along with the Flash and Legends of Tomorrow series. They did an especially terrible disfavor to the Maid of Might, and it won't matter if that show's put out of its misery.
Arrow - the series which kick-started The CW's popular shared superhero universe known as the Arrowverse - is finally coming to an end - with a 10-episode season 8. Nothing has been said yet about how the show will come to a close, but it's believed that it will tie into this fall's annual crossover event - Crisis on Infinite Earths.Oh, just what the world needs. Drawing from crossovers for wellsprings. Never mind that company wide crossovers otherwise ruined superhero comics in the long run, and nobody in charge cared, because they weren't in the whole gig for the story merit and integrity anyway. These crossovers practically leaked over into the TV shows that came after this one, affecting the Flash and Supergirl series on TV, and taking away all but the politics.
Arrow's influence upon modern television cannot be understated. Beyond inspiring a flood of comic-book inspired offerings hoping to ape the show's critical and commercial success, the show's stuntwork and special effects set a new standard for what could be done on a television series budget. It seems highly unlikely that series such as Daredevil or Jessica Jones would ever have been produced had Arrow not already proven the market for dark, mature superhero series existed.From what I recall, there was pandering to LGBT ideology in Arrow, along with the other shows following in its wake, and the leftist politics were particularly blatant in the Supergirl series. Something they don't mention here, obviously. That's the kind of influence it had, unfortunately, and all that side, I don't think there had to be Arrow in order to get those Marvel shows, some of which did include at least a few politically charged themes of their own, and are now being cancelled as well.
On which note, if Arrow is ending, will Supergirl's TV show be ending soon as well? The politically-infected plots were revolting, and it won't matter if that show's cancelled to boot, along with the Flash and Legends of Tomorrow series. They did an especially terrible disfavor to the Maid of Might, and it won't matter if that show's put out of its misery.
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If any of those politics had been conservative in either tone or ideology, you would've been singing how wonderful those shows are.
Look, anon, you might have some issue with justified complaints about the encroaching left-wing politics in Supergirl or other shows, but I want to make clear that, explicit depictions of patriotism aside (and even THAT'S only because the Super-family is for "Truth, Justice, and the AMERICAN way", so to remove patriotism from a story like that just wouldn't make sense regardless of whether it's right wing or left wing. It would be similar to putting a Fish in Death Valley.), I could care less about whether Supergirl does right wing politics or left wing politics, it shouldn't delve into that matter in the first place. I'm especially irritated at left-wing politics being pushed, but I'd still have an issue if they tried to push right-wing politics. All I wanted out of the show is to see the heroes defeat the bad guys and stop their evil plans, no political commentary whatsoever.
As far as Arrow, eh, compared to the other CW shows, at least Arrow was somewhat consistent to its comic origins (since Green Arrow in the comics was one of the more left-wing of characters), though yeah, still a darn shame it entered that politics.