Arrow

'Arrow' is The CW and Warner Bros. Television's hit DC superhero series, based on comic book character Green Arrow. Stephen Amell, known previously for roles in HBO's 'Hung' and ABC's 'Private Practice,' stars on 'Arrow' in the lead role as Central City's hooded, arrow-slinging vigilante. After being stranded on a island for five years, he returns home with a new set of skills and a need to rid his home city of corruption. Over the course of the series, 'Arrow' introduced a plethora of DC comic book characters in live action, including Black Canary, Huntress, villains Deadshot and Bronze Tiger, and even Barry Allen (aka The Flash). 'Glee' star Grant Gustin was cast in the role of DC's super speedster and will portray the hero in his own 'The Flash' pilot with the potential to continue as a series.

  • Network: The CW
  • Air Time: Wednesdays, 8 p.m. EST
  • Cast: Stephen Amell, Katie Cassidy, Emily Bett Rickards, Willa Holland, David Ramsey, Susanna Thompson, Paul Blackthorn, Manu Bennett
Every Batman Reference in ’Arrow,’ ‘Flash’ and ‘Supergirl’
Every Batman Reference in ’Arrow,’ ‘Flash’ and ‘Supergirl’
Every Batman Reference in ’Arrow,’ ‘Flash’ and ‘Supergirl’
Arrow may finally give us the Bat-crossover we’ve dreamed of, as Season 6’s “Tribute” shocked us all with an official name-drop of Bruce Wayne himself. An actual Batman appearance is tricky, but does The Dark Knight actually occupy the Arrow-verse? We look at all the evidence from Arrow, Flash, Supergirl and Legends of Tomorrow alike.
‘Quantico’ Star Russell Tovey Will Play a Gay Superhero in ‘Arrow’-Verse Crossover
‘Quantico’ Star Russell Tovey Will Play a Gay Superhero in ‘Arrow’-Verse Crossover
‘Quantico’ Star Russell Tovey Will Play a Gay Superhero in ‘Arrow’-Verse Crossover
Last year, The CW announced the first DC Comics show led by a gay superhero with Freedom Fighters: The Ray, an upcoming animated series on CW Seed. Today brings news of not only the actor who will voice the superhero, but live-action appearance on the upcoming Arrow-verse mega crossover event...
Why 'Smallville' Stars Turned Down 'Supergirl' Cameos
Why 'Smallville' Stars Turned Down 'Supergirl' Cameos
Why 'Smallville' Stars Turned Down 'Supergirl' Cameos
We weren’t terribly surprised when Supergirl opted for its own Superman rather than shatter universes with a Smallville star, but The CW drama has nonetheless hosted a bevy of Super-cameos. Now, both Tom Welling and Michael Rosenbaum confirm they’ve been approached to join different Arrow-verse series.

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