Here we go again! Let's start things off simple by going back to our cosy (and slightly amended) Arrowverse rotation: Supergirl season three, followed by The Flash season four, then Legends season three, and finally Arrow season six. It should now go as follows: Supergirl, followed by The Flash, then Arrow, and finally Legends of Tomorrow. Legends was a midseason premiere for The CW, debuting in January, so check out the pilot episode after episode 10 of Arrow and amend your rotation accordingly.
HOW TO SPAWN SHATSKIKH THE FLASH SERIES
The groundwork for the series had been laid throughout Arrow season three and The Flash season one, as well as in the second Flarrow crossover (see: The Flash 2x08 and Arrow 4x08). Legends of Tomorrow saw the eclectic band of metahumans recruited by time traveller Rip Hunter (Arthur Darvill) to take down the villainous Vandal Savage (Casper Crump). Still, we would recommend following the order in which these episodes aired alternate between The Flash season two and Arrow season four for the first three episodes only.Īt which point, add Supergirl into the mix so your rotation will look something like this: Supergirl, then The Flash, and finally Arrow (and repeat until you reach episode 10 of each). Notably, Supergirl didn't become a card-carrying member of the Arrowverse until her second season, so there's relatively little overlap to worry about here. The Arrowverse hit another growth spurt the following year, with the addition of both an ambitious new team-up series and Kryptonian crimefighter: Supergirl. However, Constantine would eventually join the ranks of DC's television universe, so those looking for the comprehensive viewing experience should consider binging the cult favourite 13-episode series as an interlude before Wave 3. The key thing to get right is the order of the first so-called Flarrow crossover, which begins in The Flash 1x08, titled Flash vs Arrow, and concludes in Arrow 3x08, titled The Brave and The Bold.Īt this point in time, Matt Ryan's Constantine series also debuted on television and was not initially classified as part of the Arrowverse, due to its home on another network (NBC). However, it's certainly the simplest strategy and most viewers will find it doesn't present any major issues this is the order in which they were originally seen, after all. Once you've finished the first two seasons of Arrow, you're ready to move to the next level and juggle two Arrowverse television shows at once.Īrrow season three and The Flash season one aired alongside each other on The CW's lineup, with the scarlet speedster premiering first on 7th October 2014 and the emerald archer following a day later.Īs previously mentioned, some purists will argue that alternating between the two shows in broadcast order is not a perfect system in terms of continuity.
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