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Noticed a mistake in Canary Cry.

After the scene where the gun traffickers are attacked, the next scene with Quentin Lance and Team Arrow states that attack was "last night".
The newspaper also said that occurred on a Wednesday.
I'll adjust shortly.
 
Rewording this:

So Crisis was apparently "1 Year Ago". Okay. Natalie ended up in Limbo and was at one point in stasis for "6 months" according to her A.I. Getting a little confusing when you consider this isn't currently set in 2020 by a long shot. But that's Limbo so time doesn't matter.
But then it hit me: If John Henry Irons went through the anomaly and already ended up on EARTH-PRIME ...how does that work?
Are we meant to see the time gap between the death of the original multiverse and the creation of Earth-Prime as instantaneous? I mean, I know Earth-Prime is the merging of several different Earth timelines into one cemented timeline - but what does that meant for someone from the old multiverse's timeline?
Crisis ended in 2020 for the new multiverse, for sure. The multiverse was restored in the new multiverse's 2020. The cast woke up in January 2020, not December 2019.
 
https://comicbook.com/dc/news/gotham-knights-series-pilot-order-the-cw/
While some places have said it's not Arrowverse, that's not official. What IS official is that it's not a spinoff of Batwoman. Meaning, it could go either way.

But I think it will be to Batwoman like what Pennyworth is to Gotham. Very loosely connected, but might be officially connected as time goes on.

If I were to guess, GK will be probably will be 5-10 years after the end of Batwoman in the timeline.
They cast a different Stephanie Brown actress, for what that's worth. Though, I suppose a substantial time jump could constitute a recast perhaps...

I know they won't, but I think it could totally fit in the Gotham canon, if not just for the sake of having the Gotham actors return. Danny Cannon is directing and producing an episode too. Won't happen though, lol.

I expect that Bruce Wayne will "die" in an explosion of sorts, no body. Really, I think the show should revolve around Dick Grayson. Maybe the children of Batman's enemies are actually Damian Wayne and Rose Wilson? It's NOT connected to Gotham, but I could see Edward from that show having a kid, he was a romantic after all, and Oswald maybe adopting his own child. He was very kind to that mute kid in the show.

I hope they don't just start giving random villains children and they do something clever. It has potential, I think.
 
They cast a different Stephanie Brown actress, for what that's worth. Though, I suppose a substantial time jump could constitute a recast perhaps...

I know they won't, but I think it could totally fit in the Gotham canon, if not just for the sake of having the Gotham actors return. Danny Cannon is directing and producing an episode too. Won't happen though, lol.

I expect that Bruce Wayne will "die" in an explosion of sorts, no body. Really, I think the show should revolve around Dick Grayson. Maybe the children of Batman's enemies are actually Damian Wayne and Rose Wilson? It's NOT connected to Gotham, but I could see Edward from that show having a kid, he was a romantic after all, and Oswald maybe adopting his own child. He was very kind to that mute kid in the show.

I hope they don't just start giving random villains children and they do something clever. It has potential, I think.
No.
 
Crisis ended in 2020 for the new multiverse, for sure. The multiverse was restored in the new multiverse's 2020. The cast woke up in January 2020, not December 2019.
How does the old multiverse exist with the new multiverse?
I get that Anti Monitor showed up and Oliver died but the destroyed Earths cannot be getting destroyed again in the new timeline.
 
How does the old multiverse exist with the new multiverse?
I get that Anti Monitor showed up and Oliver died but the destroyed Earths cannot be getting destroyed again in the new timeline.
I mean to say that the effects of the new multiverse came into consciousness in 2020 even though it came into existence at the down of time. So, the heroes woke up in January 2020, no reason we can't assume others were similar.
 
I mean to say that the effects of the new multiverse came into consciousness in 2020 even though it came into existence at the down of time. So, the heroes woke up in January 2020, no reason we can't assume others were similar.
Okay. They still need to explain the portals that brought Steel plus the Brainiac 5 doppleganger from Supergirl's bottle episode to Earth-Prime.
 
There's a November 12 date on a heart monitor in Constantine episode 12.

Although it says "2014". If I were to substitute that for 2015, would a several month time span between episodes 7 and 13 work?

EDIT: The Saint of Last Resorts Part 2 has a Day of the Dead thing going on when John's crew arrive to the Mexico City prison via Taxi.
Sooo 11 month time jump between episodes 7 and 8 then?
 
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https://deadline.com/2022/04/bubble...i-9-1-1-to-amlt-mr-mayor-legacies-1234998738/
Including the upcoming Gotham Knights, only TWO of the four projects (GK, Batwoman, Legends and Naomi) will be picked up for a season.

Naomi is as good as cancelled, Gotham Knights is guaranteed to happen, so that leaves Batwoman or Legends. (According to the article, it's going to be a DIFFICULT decision for Legends especially.)

My guess: Batwoman gets a 10 episode final season. Legends, due to it being in its 7th season and having about the same ratings as Batwoman, gets canned at the CW but might get a movie on HBO Max wrapping up everything that's left.

Look at this way: Legends has been on much longer, and doesn't have as much to wrap up like Batwoman does.
 
The Arrowverse franchise is dying, but the actual continuity continues as long as one show is running, which is seemingly Superman & Lois. No reason why they couldn't throw in the occasional nod or crossover in the future.

I'm not too bothered, but... we'll see. :p
 
The Arrowverse may or may not be coming to an end soon, but it's awesome knowing that once it does, we'll have a full. comprehensive, chronological list to reference. :)
Props again to you, @selfishmisery ! Sorry, man, for the needless comment. You really don't know how much my wife and I appreciate this list and I just want to make sure I emphasize how much it means to us.

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The Arrowverse may or may not be coming to an end soon, but it's awesome knowing that once it does, we'll have a full. comprehensive, chronological list to reference. :)
Props again to you, @selfishmisery ! Sorry, man, for the needless comment. You really don't know how much my wife and I appreciate this list and I just want to make sure I emphasize how much it means to us.

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You're very welcome! Happy to have helped. :)
 
Why? Because of the tie-in comic? I haven't read it yet, but I don't see how Stargirl is any more connected than Superman '78 or Green Lantern (2011), since both were important in Crisis.

Jay Garrick seems to be an Earth-2 counterpart rather than rhe same one from Earth-Prime unless something has happened?
 
Why? Because of the tie-in comic? I haven't read it yet, but I don't see how Stargirl is any more connected than Superman '78 or Green Lantern (2011), since both were important in Crisis.

Jay Garrick seems to be an Earth-2 counterpart rather than rhe same one from Earth-Prime unless something has happened?
The tie-in comic plus Jay's actor and Eric Wallace confirming that is the same exact Jay. (I guess through convoluted means Jay 'travels' a lot.)
 

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