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When it was announced that DC's Legends of Tomorrow would be returning on February 12th in the Supergirl time slot, there were some worried fans and some speculation that this was fall out from the firing of executive producer Andrew Kreisberg TVLine asked the CW's president Mark Pedowitz about the scheduling while at the Television[...]

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It took longer than it took the rosters of Supergirl, Arrow, The Flash, and Legends of Tomorrow to resolve an interdimensional crisis in their latest super-mega-crossover event, but Warner Bros has finished its investigation into Arrowverse co-creator and executive producer Andrew Kreisberg and fired him, according to a report from THR Kreisberg was suspended in[...]

More Arrowverse stars have weighed in on the suspension due to sexual assault allegations against Andrew Kreisberg, former executive producer and co-creator of Arrow, The Flash, Supergirl, and Legends of Tomorrow Previously, Supergirl star Melissa Benoist has spoken out about the suspension, as has Arrow star Emily Bett Rickards Now, four more cast members have posted[...]

Following comments Sunday by Supergirl star Melissa Benoist, Arrow star Emily Bett Rickards has also weighed in on the suspension of Arrowverse executive producer Andrew Kreisberg for sexual assault allegations The news of Kreisberg's suspension broke this weekend, with 19 claims against him DC Comics editor Eddie Berganza was also suspended and then reportedly fired for sexual harassment allegations over the[...]

Supergirl star Melissa Benoist has taken to Twitter to comment on the suspension of Supergirl and The Flash showrunner Andrew Kreisberg for sexual assault allegations The news of Kreisberg's suspension broke this weekend, with 19 claims against him DC Comics editor Eddie Berganza was also suspended and then reportedly fired for sexual harassment allegations over[...]

Buzzfeed's report broke on the same day that DC Comics parent company Warner Bros. suspended Supergirl and The Flash executive producer Andrew Kreisberg for sexual harassment allegations In a statement issued by Warner Bros in response to the Berganza allegations, a spokesperson said: DC and WB are unequivocally committed to cultivating a work environment of dignity and[...]

Andrew Kreisberg told EW.com: "I'm not only competing with myself on Supergirl, but I'm competing with myself on all the other shows that I've done, and by that, I mean I don't want to repeat what I've done on Supergirl, nor do I want to repeat what I've done on Arrow and Flash, so when we were figuring out Reign, one[...]

Here Supergirl executive producer Andrew Kreisberg talks about the Kara (Melissa Benoist) and Mon-El (Chris Wood) relationship and how it was doomed from the start He talks about how you know the hero will save the day, but at what cost Now I'm curious if they do plan on bringing Mon-El back, doesn't that lessen[...]

It started back in March when executive producer Andrew Kreisberg told fans at Paleyfest, "Next season we're not going to have a speedster [as the Big Bad]." I hoped at that point for Rogue War and we'd get Wentworth Miller and Dominc Purcell back But in the Abra Kadabra episode, David Dastmalchian name dropped DeVoe[...]

Executive producer Andrew Kreisberg told EW.com: There will be an ultimate showdown with Savitar in the finale, but their [battle] isn't probably quite what you're expecting Just because [Savitar] is a version of Barry, it doesn't play out exactly as people would expect. So, they're going to solve their differences over a vigorous chess match? Thumb-wrestling? An[...]

Executive producer Andrew Kreisberg told EW.com: I don't want to tease too much about how they return because both Superman's return and Cat's return are great surprises; how it happens, you'll be shocked at both of their appearances This is Kara's darkest hour It's perfect that she has both Superman and Cat, who are these great[...]

Executive producer Andrew Kreisberg told EW.com: Someone does point out that suddenly that message makes a lot of sense. Since that was revealed in the crossover episodes, the odds are that it's going to be either Barry, Cisco or Iris to bring it up since Caitlin is now Killer Frost and the rest of Team Flash wasn't[...]

Executive producer Andrew Kreisberg told EW.com: What's interesting is it's really an episode about jurisdiction It's really a Maggie-Kara episode It starts with them at loggerheads about, where does the police's jurisdiction end and where does Supergirl's begin? They're on opposite sides of that Maggie is obviously more for the police and Supergirl is more for[...]

Executive Producer Andrew Kreisberg sounds a little defensive when talking about the season finale of The Flash I don't think he needs to be as the show is very popular But Kreisberg talked with EW.com about some of the on-line chatter that seems to indicate some fans question whether the writers have a plan for[...]