The CW's DC’s Legends of Tomorrow is, simply put, one of the best shows on television right now. Every episode is a breath of fresh air that brings utter joy to those of us burnt out on grimdark angst at every turn. I could go on about its virtues for a longtime, but today I’d like to talk specifically about how Legends of Tomorrow is dismantling toxic masculinity, one character at a time.

We recently visited the Legends of Tomorrow set in Vancouver and talked with the cast about their compelling character relationships and more.

Season one of Legends of Tomorrow was fine. Season two was really good, but season three was bonkers in the best way possible. I talked with Tala Ashe about season three, what we have to look forward to, and the impact of playing Zari, the first (and so far, only) Muslim superhero on television.

Photos released from the Arrowverse crossover event Elseworlds feature something we have yet to see onscreen: Superman rocking his black suit.

Amazing things happen when women support each other and tell their stories.

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.

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.

The Legends of Tomorrow writers' room recently tweeted a reminder that Donald Trump is unfit for any office.

Legends of Tomorrow executive producer Phil Klemmer described John Constantine as a "chain-smoking, bisexual, world-weary demonologist [who] would feel right at home among our Legends." So will we see that reflected in the two episodes where Constantine'll appear on the show?

If you stuck around for season two's start, you did so because of the characters that were left, and you probably would have wondered why you were still watching. You would have also quickly found yourself watching a show that put one of the most prominent portrayals of a bisexual superhero in media front and center.

The upcoming crossover Harley & Ivy Meet Betty & Veronica sounds like a delightful and wacky premise for all characters involved. It's definitely by no means the weirdest Archie Comics crossover.

Arrow executive producer Marc Guggenheim shared concept art of Felicity Smoak (Emily Bett Rickards) suited up for action, complete with purple cape and black mask.

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).

It's Legends of Tomorrow, Today, our weekly discussion thread for The CW's Legends of Tomorrow! This week was "Camelot/3000," which you can chat about with your fellow readers below, but remember to stay away until you've watched the episode to avoid spoilers.

That... was a really heavy episode.