CW Monday 8pm timeslot swap between Supegirl-Legends

Oooops also forgot, I'll be watching "Waco" during the hiatus as well.

Hmmm very odd. I wonder if this is bc of Black Lightning and all that.... also Legends is doing yet another permanent new team member soon as well .

http://comicbook.com/dc/2017/12/08/legends-of-tomorrow-firestorm-replacement-character/

Well then....this sucks. I think this also means no other crossovers this year with Supergirl and any others as the show will be behind them all.

Yeah, that totally sucks. I'm not on any social media but I hope those of you who are give them a real working over!

I think it has to do with FX and people working on several series, etc....at least that is what I'm hoping. If that is the case, that is understandable, crappy but understandable. However, IMO if they couldn't get all their "you know what together" and do this right they shouldn't have brought on "Black Lightning" in the first place. I'm pissed, but hey whata ya gonna do.

Does anyone know if this means Supergirl has fewer episodes?

AND, the CW needs to get out in front of this and answer some of these questions before Twitter erupts in wrong information.

Looks like SG would end up with 23 episodes, assuming there are no off weeks. That's the 9 already broadcast, 4 in Jan and Feb, and 10 more from April 16 thru June 18.

This is an example of the old adage too many cooks spoil the broth. There are now FAR TOO MANY super hero shows now on the CW. What is Warner's thinking?!

To break it down, it's understandable SG does not come back till the 15th because on the 8th lots of TVs are likely to tune into the NCAA college football championship on ESPN (prediction...Alabama finds a way to win it all...ROLL TIDE!)

The only other times off I know of which involve sports...the NCAA men's basketball title game which is likely to be decided on a Monday.

This sounds though to me like Supergirl is being dragged around like a rag doll just like Reign did to her. And to me and maybe all of you, it's unfair.

That said I like Legends of Tomorrow and their mix of wit, humor, action and even some heart. Why not just cancel Valor on Monday nights, CW which is tanking in the ratings?

WTH??? How do they expect viewers to be able to survive two extended droughts of Supergirl within one season?

I wonder if this is a by-product of Berlanti taking over adding to an already full plate of shows along with two additional new shows lined up to start this season.

WTH??? How do they expect viewers to be able to survive two extended droughts of Supergirl within one season?

I wonder if this is a by-product of Berlanti taking over adding to an already full plate of shows along with two additional new shows lined up to start this season.

A plausible theory there Sully. Given of course the firing of Andrew Kreisberg, which has sent things into a tailspin if you ask me. Hopefully showrunners can be found to take over for him and that way things can show some semblance of normalcy.

OOOOOK, so it looks like Supergirl is getting 23 episodes after counting all of this craziness up. AND, for all practical purposes people.....LoT is getting the raw end of this deal with the Olympics, March Madness, etc.....so really we should be happy at this point. 23 episodes, and not dealing with any of the sporting events of that time period.

BE HAPPY PEOPLE.....WE ARE ALLLLLL GOOD!

OOOOOK, so it looks like Supergirl is getting 23 episodes after counting all of this craziness up. AND, for all practical purposes people.....LoT is getting the raw end of this deal with the Olympics, March Madness, etc.....so really we should be happy at this point. 23 episodes, and not dealing with any of the sporting events of that time period.

BE HAPPY PEOPLE.....WE ARE ALLLLLL GOOD!

23 eh? Well I guess if that number worked for Michael Jordan and is doing things for LeBron James and it did things for Don Mattingly of the Yankees back in the day (as I age myself closer to 44 years of life)...it can do things for Supergirl. This is the most episodes I think in a season for the show. But even still it's stinks LoT is getting shipped around so to speak. But this is Supergirl friends, so perhaps we can appreciate what has become a gift for us this upcoming Christmas season.

OOOOOK, so it looks like Supergirl is getting 23 episodes after counting all of this craziness up. AND, for all practical purposes people.....LoT is getting the raw end of this deal with the Olympics, March Madness, etc.....so really we should be happy at this point. 23 episodes, and not dealing with any of the sporting events of that time period.

BE HAPPY PEOPLE.....WE ARE ALLLLLL GOOD!

Yes, there is a silver lining and I will eventually calm down to see it. But, at this minute, I want to stomp around, kick the dirt and scream at the world for the injustice of it all . Give me my five minutes, okay

OOOOOK, so it looks like Supergirl is getting 23 episodes after counting all of this craziness up. AND, for all practical purposes people.....LoT is getting the raw end of this deal with the Olympics, March Madness, etc.....so really we should be happy at this point. 23 episodes, and not dealing with any of the sporting events of that time period.

BE HAPPY PEOPLE.....WE ARE ALLLLLL GOOD!

23 eh? Well I guess if that number worked for Michael Jordan and is doing things for LeBron James and it did things for Don Mattingly of the Yankees back in the day (as I age myself closer to 44 years of life)...it can do things for Supergirl. This is the most episodes I think in a season for the show. But even still it's stinks LoT is getting shipped around so to speak. But this is Supergirl friends, so perhaps we can appreciate what has become a gift for us this upcoming Christmas season.

Well it is 23 unless we skip a Monday somewhere...but as it is, that is 23 episodes.

WTH??? How do they expect viewers to be able to survive two extended droughts of Supergirl within one season?

I wonder if this is a by-product of Berlanti taking over adding to an already full plate of shows along with two additional new shows lined up to start this season.

A plausible theory there Sully. Given of course the firing of Andrew Kreisberg, which has sent things into a tailspin if you ask me. Hopefully showrunners can be found to take over for him and that way things can show some semblance of normalcy.

I honestly think it has nothing to do with Kreisberg. People forget that Kreisberg had just as big a role on Flash as he did Supergirl. And we're not seeing these kind of shake ups, over there.


Here's what I think. CW had too many shows set to premiere in the Spring. Arrow and Flash will likely have a break in the Spring, we well. It just may not be as long as Supergirl's because they are using Supergirl's break to finish Legends' season.

While I HATE having such a long break, mid season, it may ultimately work out in both CW and Supergirl's favor.

You're right, Supergirl gets to miss the Winter Olympics and March Madness. And CW gets to continue airing AT LEAST 2 new episodes of superhero TV per week. Because even if/when Flash and Arrow go on Spring break, Legends will be finishing their season, and Black Lightning will likely be airing it's season without a break, since it's a Mid Season show.

Arrow and Flash typicaly end in May. But thanks to the Legends/Supergirl swap, they will continue to have new episodes of at least ONE show, Supergirl, into mid-late June.

And a lot of Supergirl's other competition will be gone while it finishes it's run, as many shows wrap their seasons in April or May.

This is a non-issue.

Supergirl is doing fine and the switch will affect LOT more than it will our GOS. LOT will contend with the Olympics, March Madness and other issues such as the February blahs and a longer wait for LOT's S4 to begin. Supergirl's wait for S4 to begin will be shorter and it will allow us to enjoy new shows until June. That's a bonus.

This is a non-issue.

Supergirl is doing fine and the switch will affect LOT more than it will our GOS. LOT will contend with the Olympics, March Madness and other issues such as the February blahs and a longer wait for LOT's S4 to begin. Supergirl's wait for S4 to begin will be shorter and it will allow us to enjoy new shows until June. That's a bonus.

AAAAAAAAAAAA "freaking" MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN

Preach on.....

Better Legends than Supergirl to deal with the Olympics and March Madness.

Also think about it this way, why would you move your #1 rated CB series, and/or your lowest rated CB series. Arrow has been bleeding viewership...

Supergirl has been the steadiest one of the bunch. YES, WE WOULD LOVE .9 RATINGS, etc...but the series has been gaining viewers with each episode, and has been solid at .5 or above.... so we as the fans hate it, but it isn't nearly as bad as so many are making it out to be. It's all good....especially when we get those last 10 episodes in a row, and then 2 weeks later we start getting news about Season 4.....YES SEASON 4....at SDCC.

If you miss Melissa, just watch her in late January into February in "Waco" on the new Paramount channel....that will hold you over. And on each Monday night, just watch an episode of SG and there, the 9 weeks will go by without a hitch. Ya just gotta look for the good.

I said this in another thread. Supergirl will be fine. It doesn't mean I have to like the change. It's just so haphazard, and poor planning on CW's part. They have more shows than they can fit on their network.

Hopefully, we'll have a repeat of last year, and we'll get a renewal before the 4 new episodes are finished. Hell, last year, we got renewal before the mid-season even started!

I just think that, for the casual viewer, who doesn't stalk the internet about their favorite shows, this change will throw them for a loop.

What this really means is that they need to kick up the ADVERTISING. When Supergirl's mid-season starts, they need to continue to promote new episodes of Supergirl, but advertise when Legends comes back. And vica versa. When Legends comes back, they need to promote the crap out of when Supergirl returns.

How this new schedule pans out could be GREATLY influenced by how they advertise. If they get ahead of it, and start advertisements for something like "23 weeks of new DC TV on Monday nights! 4 new episodes of Supergirl, starting on January 15th, followed by 9 new episodes of DC's Legends of Tomorrow, starting February 12th, leading to the season finale on April 9th. Then, Supergirl returns with 10 straight weeks of new episodes, starting on April 16th, leading to the season finale on June 18th".

I doubt they'll advertise it that well. But that's what they should do. Because, if they REALLY want people to look at the positive, 23 straight weeks of new DC TV on Mondays at 8/7 Central is a big deal.