The relationship between Arrow and myself ended badly when it decided to unceremoniously kill off my favorite character Laurel Lance for reasons that are still unclear to me. Yet it seems it was unclear to them as well.

It's a new year, and that means new TV! All of our favorite shows are coming back from their winter breaks, and that includes all The CW's "Super-verse" shows! What? "Arrowverse" is so three years ago.

I'm the type of television viewer who gets really attached to characters. The plot might be shaky and weird at times, but if I love the characters and actors, I will remain loyal to the bitter end—even if it is very bitter. So when a show kills off a character I love for plot reasons, character reasons, or external contract issues, it can cause a multitude of reactions from me.

One of the most disheartening points for me in the recent wave of high-profile suspensions and firings of male Hollywood executives and creatives was learning that Andrew Kreisberg, co-creator and Executive Producer on multiple DCTV shows on The CW, including Supergirl, was suspended after a long history of sexually inappropriate behavior. He has now been officially fired.

Welcome to Supergirl Season 3, Episode 8, “Crisis on Earth-X, Part One.”

If Warner Bros. feels salty about Justice League getting beat by the "B-team of Marvel," they should recognize it's also being outdone by their own B-team.

Yeah, I said it. The CW DC shows are now the 'Flarrowgirlverse of Tomorrow.'* Because why should Arrow get all the glory?

Stephen Amell, who plays Oliver Queen/Green Arrow on the CW's Arrow, recently competed on American Ninja Warrior for charity - and he was really impressive.

Instead of solving a murder, the Golden Girls "Clue" will see players trying to figure out who ate the last piece of cheesecake, and what incriminating item they left behind while doing so. (Yes, really.)

In this edition, we're tackling "Fighting Fire with Fire," which happens to be one of the strongest episodes of the season.

A few weeks ago, Legends stepped up its game by reintroducing Rip Hunter into the show as the reprogrammed lackey of the Legion of Doom in a twist that has quickly developed into one of the Arrowverse’s best brainwashing plots (and we all know how much the Arrowverse loves mind controlling its characters).

Welcome to another edition of All About Arrow, our regular discussion thread for episodes of CW's Arrow! Come on in and chat about last night's episode, "The Sin Eater," with your fellow readers, but beware of spoilers if you're not the type to watch live!

With Oliver Queen as mayor of Star City, I guess it makes sense for the show to delve into politics. Still, it's jarring to see the moody fictional series explicitly tackling a real life issue like gun control.

No surprise here, but Supernatural has just been renewed for yet another season. The CW has also renewed several other favorites for the 2017-2018 schedule.

We are now deep in the midseason TV lull, but that just means that our favorite shows have a bit of time to tease us with what's coming in the second half of their current season. Or they could just go ahead and give us a big chunk of information we were left wanting after a cliffhanger—it's certainly one way to go.

Welcome back, readers! Once again, it's time for our weekly discussion thread for last night's episode of Arrow, "What We Leave Behind." Feel free to discuss the episode in depth in the comments below, but remember: That necessitates spoilers!

We're Day 3 into 'Invasion' and half the crew has been kidnapped by the Dominators who, contrary to their message of peace, are living up to their name.