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The CW Fall Premiere Dates

The CW has announced its fall 2019 television season premiere dates, including the launch of two new series “Batwoman” and “Nancy Drew,” as well as the final season premieres for “Arrow” and “Supernatural.” You can check out the entire list below.


Wednesday, Oct. 2
8 p.m.:iHeart Radio Music Festival night one

Thursday, Oct. 3
8 p.m.: iHeartRadio Music Festival night two

Sunday, Oct. 6
8 p.m.: Batwoman
9 p.m.: Supergirl

Monday, Oct. 7
8 p.m.: All American

Tuesday, Oct. 8
8 p.m.: The Flash

Wednesday, Oct. 9
8 p.m.: Riverdale
9 p.m.: Nancy Drew

Thursday, Oct. 10
8 p.m.: Supernatural
9 p.m.: Legacies

Friday, Oct. 11
8 p.m.: Charmed
9 p.m.: Dynasty

Tuesday, Oct. 15
9 p.m.: Arrow

Monday, Oct. 21
9 p.m.: Black Lightning


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NBC’s Fall Premiere Dates for The Good Place and More

NBC has set the premiere dates for all their Fall shows, including the final season of The Good Place.


MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23
8-10 p.m. – The Voice
10 p.m. – Bluff City Law

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24
8 p.m. – The Voice
9 p.m. – This Is Us
10 p.m. – New Amsterdam

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
8 p.m. – Chicago Med
9 p.m. – Chicago Fire
10 p.m. – Chicago P.D.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
8 p.m. – Superstore
8:30 p.m. – Perfect Harmony
9 p.m. – The Good Place
9:30 p.m. – Sunnyside
10 p.m. – Law & Order: SVU

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
8 p.m. – Bluff City Law (one-ff repeat)
9-11 p.m. – Dateline NBC

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4
8 p.m. – The Blacklist


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NBC’s Fall Premiere Dates for The Good Place and More

NBC has set the premiere dates for all their Fall shows, including the final season of The Good Place.


MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23
8-10 p.m. – The Voice
10 p.m. – Bluff City Law

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24
8 p.m. – The Voice
9 p.m. – This Is Us
10 p.m. – New Amsterdam

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
8 p.m. – Chicago Med
9 p.m. – Chicago Fire
10 p.m. – Chicago P.D.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
8 p.m. – Superstore
8:30 p.m. – Perfect Harmony
9 p.m. – The Good Place
9:30 p.m. – Sunnyside
10 p.m. – Law & Order: SVU

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
8 p.m. – Bluff City Law (one-ff repeat)
9-11 p.m. – Dateline NBC

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4
8 p.m. – The Blacklist


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I like superstore, it’s funny.
 
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The CW Fall Premiere Dates

The CW has announced its fall 2019 television season premiere dates, including the launch of two new series “Batwoman” and “Nancy Drew,” as well as the final season premieres for “Arrow” and “Supernatural.” You can check out the entire list below.


Wednesday, Oct. 2
8 p.m.:iHeart Radio Music Festival night one

Thursday, Oct. 3
8 p.m.: iHeartRadio Music Festival night two

Sunday, Oct. 6
8 p.m.: Batwoman
9 p.m.: Supergirl

Monday, Oct. 7
8 p.m.: All American

Tuesday, Oct. 8
8 p.m.: The Flash

Wednesday, Oct. 9
8 p.m.: Riverdale
9 p.m.: Nancy Drew

Thursday, Oct. 10
8 p.m.: Supernatural
9 p.m.: Legacies

Friday, Oct. 11
8 p.m.: Charmed
9 p.m.: Dynasty

Tuesday, Oct. 15
9 p.m.: Arrow

Monday, Oct. 21
9 p.m.: Black Lightning


Link
NBC’s Fall Premiere Dates for The Good Place and More

NBC has set the premiere dates for all their Fall shows, including the final season of The Good Place.


MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23
8-10 p.m. – The Voice
10 p.m. – Bluff City Law

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24
8 p.m. – The Voice
9 p.m. – This Is Us
10 p.m. – New Amsterdam

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
8 p.m. – Chicago Med
9 p.m. – Chicago Fire
10 p.m. – Chicago P.D.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
8 p.m. – Superstore
8:30 p.m. – Perfect Harmony
9 p.m. – The Good Place
9:30 p.m. – Sunnyside
10 p.m. – Law & Order: SVU

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
8 p.m. – Bluff City Law (one-ff repeat)
9-11 p.m. – Dateline NBC

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4
8 p.m. – The Blacklist


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So they're keeping Legacies and The Good Place In The Same Spot. So I could only watch one live. Ugh.
 
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The CW Fall Premiere Dates

The CW has announced its fall 2019 television season premiere dates, including the launch of two new series “Batwoman” and “Nancy Drew,” as well as the final season premieres for “Arrow” and “Supernatural.” You can check out the entire list below.


Wednesday, Oct. 2
8 p.m.:iHeart Radio Music Festival night one

Thursday, Oct. 3
8 p.m.: iHeartRadio Music Festival night two

Sunday, Oct. 6
8 p.m.: Batwoman
9 p.m.: Supergirl

Monday, Oct. 7
8 p.m.: All American

Tuesday, Oct. 8
8 p.m.: The Flash

Wednesday, Oct. 9
8 p.m.: Riverdale
9 p.m.: Nancy Drew

Thursday, Oct. 10
8 p.m.: Supernatural
9 p.m.: Legacies

Friday, Oct. 11
8 p.m.: Charmed
9 p.m.: Dynasty

Tuesday, Oct. 15
9 p.m.: Arrow

Monday, Oct. 21
9 p.m.: Black Lightning


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So they're keeping Legacies and The Good Place In The Same Spot. So I could only watch one live. Ugh.

You actually watch your shows when they originally air live? I don't think I've done that since the 2000's. It's just way more convenient to watch my shows on my own time later in the week.
 
You actually watch your shows when they originally air live? I don't think I've done that since the 2000's. It's just way more convenient to watch my shows on my own time later in the week.

Not all of them. But at nights be the times I mostly have free time. I'm there so why not. Also it helps in case people wind up spoiling something. lol.
 
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The CW Fall Premiere Dates

The CW has announced its fall 2019 television season premiere dates, including the launch of two new series “Batwoman” and “Nancy Drew,” as well as the final season premieres for “Arrow” and “Supernatural.” You can check out the entire list below.


Wednesday, Oct. 2
8 p.m.:iHeart Radio Music Festival night one

Thursday, Oct. 3
8 p.m.: iHeartRadio Music Festival night two

Sunday, Oct. 6
8 p.m.: Batwoman
9 p.m.: Supergirl

Monday, Oct. 7
8 p.m.: All American

Tuesday, Oct. 8
8 p.m.: The Flash

Wednesday, Oct. 9
8 p.m.: Riverdale
9 p.m.: Nancy Drew

Thursday, Oct. 10
8 p.m.: Supernatural
9 p.m.: Legacies

Friday, Oct. 11
8 p.m.: Charmed
9 p.m.: Dynasty

Tuesday, Oct. 15
9 p.m.: Arrow

Monday, Oct. 21
9 p.m.: Black Lightning


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Holy shit Black Lightning made it another season? Smh
 
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The CW Fall Premiere Dates

The CW has announced its fall 2019 television season premiere dates, including the launch of two new series “Batwoman” and “Nancy Drew,” as well as the final season premieres for “Arrow” and “Supernatural.” You can check out the entire list below.


Wednesday, Oct. 2
8 p.m.:iHeart Radio Music Festival night one

Thursday, Oct. 3
8 p.m.: iHeartRadio Music Festival night two

Sunday, Oct. 6
8 p.m.: Batwoman
9 p.m.: Supergirl

Monday, Oct. 7
8 p.m.: All American

Tuesday, Oct. 8
8 p.m.: The Flash

Wednesday, Oct. 9
8 p.m.: Riverdale
9 p.m.: Nancy Drew

Thursday, Oct. 10
8 p.m.: Supernatural
9 p.m.: Legacies

Friday, Oct. 11
8 p.m.: Charmed
9 p.m.: Dynasty

Tuesday, Oct. 15
9 p.m.: Arrow

Monday, Oct. 21
9 p.m.: Black Lightning


Link

Holy shit Black Lightning made it another season? Smh


There was a rumor a couple months back or so that the upcoming season 3 will be the last season. The rumor came from the same site that correctly put out rumor that "Arrow" & other cw show next seasons would be their last.
 
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The CW Fall Premiere Dates

The CW has announced its fall 2019 television season premiere dates, including the launch of two new series “Batwoman” and “Nancy Drew,” as well as the final season premieres for “Arrow” and “Supernatural.” You can check out the entire list below.


Wednesday, Oct. 2
8 p.m.:iHeart Radio Music Festival night one

Thursday, Oct. 3
8 p.m.: iHeartRadio Music Festival night two

Sunday, Oct. 6
8 p.m.: Batwoman
9 p.m.: Supergirl

Monday, Oct. 7
8 p.m.: All American

Tuesday, Oct. 8
8 p.m.: The Flash

Wednesday, Oct. 9
8 p.m.: Riverdale
9 p.m.: Nancy Drew

Thursday, Oct. 10
8 p.m.: Supernatural
9 p.m.: Legacies

Friday, Oct. 11
8 p.m.: Charmed
9 p.m.: Dynasty

Tuesday, Oct. 15
9 p.m.: Arrow

Monday, Oct. 21
9 p.m.: Black Lightning


Link

All-American was picked up for another season after the ratings?
 
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The CW Fall Premiere Dates

The CW has announced its fall 2019 television season premiere dates, including the launch of two new series “Batwoman” and “Nancy Drew,” as well as the final season premieres for “Arrow” and “Supernatural.” You can check out the entire list below.


Wednesday, Oct. 2
8 p.m.:iHeart Radio Music Festival night one

Thursday, Oct. 3
8 p.m.: iHeartRadio Music Festival night two

Sunday, Oct. 6
8 p.m.: Batwoman
9 p.m.: Supergirl

Monday, Oct. 7
8 p.m.: All American

Tuesday, Oct. 8
8 p.m.: The Flash

Wednesday, Oct. 9
8 p.m.: Riverdale
9 p.m.: Nancy Drew

Thursday, Oct. 10
8 p.m.: Supernatural
9 p.m.: Legacies

Friday, Oct. 11
8 p.m.: Charmed
9 p.m.: Dynasty

Tuesday, Oct. 15
9 p.m.: Arrow

Monday, Oct. 21
9 p.m.: Black Lightning


Link

All-American was picked up for another season after the ratings?

Yeah, this news was announced back on April 24th:

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/l...enewed-as-cw-avoids-any-cancellations-1204393
The CW is officially bringing back nearly its entire lineup for the 2019-20 broadcast season.



IMO because the ratings for The CW's shows are so low, they decided to just renew everything instead instead of giving the effort & putting up the money to launch new shows that are just gonna end up getting the same ratings. I saw someone bring up a great point that The CW doesn't really care about ratings. They make a lot of good money selling their shows to Netflix & international networks. Having multiple shows, each with over 100 episodes in the bank is printing money for them in this streaming age.





Speaking of which, last month it was announced that The CW's deal with Netflix has ended & it won't be renewed: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/l...e-cw-shows-streaming-deal-not-renewed-1211021

Looks like WarnerMedia & CBS want keep these CW shows for their own streaming services.
 
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Speaking of which, last month it was announced that The CW's deal with Netflix has ended & it won't be renewed: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/l...e-cw-shows-streaming-deal-not-renewed-1211021

Looks like WarnerMedia & CBS want keep these CW shows for their own streaming services.

Netflix is seeing that everyone that helped them grow wants to now become their competition. They're going to need original content to stay on top.

Add this to another reason why they should of kept The Innocents even though they themselves have yet to announce it's cancellation. And should've picked up some fan favorite cancelled shows from other networks. And just go the CW way and as we have pointed out just let these shows grow. They're having big competition now.
 
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Soon the Arrowverse will be missing its namesake show, as The CW's Arrow will end after eight seasons with a final ten-episode run. The other Arrowverse shows will continue, at least for now. But here's why the flagship show is really ending.

Ratings seem to have played a role in Arrow's cancellation, but they probably weren't the definitive factor. Viewership numbers have dropped for a few years, and in 2017 the show was shifted to Thursday in the hopes it would get some castoffs from Supernatural's superior ratings. Unfortunately, it instead suffered a 14 percent ratings decline. Viewership dropped off again in 2018, at which point the question on most fans' minds may have been why it wasn't already canceled.

A couple days after the announcement that Arrow would end, ScreenRant reported that while the show continued to lose viewers in 2019, things weren't completely bleak. In fact, the site reported that statistics they received from an analytics firm showed Arrow as the second most successful of CW's four Arrowverse series at the time of its cancellation, coming behind only The Flash. So while flagging ratings may have contributed to the end, one would assume that Supergirl and Legends of Tomorrow would also be cut if that were the only factor.

The term "superhero fatigue" has been thrown around for a few years now, with people understandably wondering exactly when the public is going to grow tired of caped crusaders. Arrow may be the victim of a CW-specific version of this phenomenon. Along with all the Arrowverse shows, the network also airs Black Lightning, it will soon air Batwoman, and there continue to be rumblings about Superman getting his own CW entry.

The Arrowverse was already crowded, and it's getting more crowded every year. One of the factors of the decision to end Arrow may be that there simply isn't enough room for it. The timing of the cancellation makes this possibility more likely considering Batwoman's pending arrival. Of all the Arrowverse series, Arrow is usually the grittiest. And Batwoman may need to inherit that title in order to thrive. Keep watching the video to learn the truth about why Arrow is ending!

#Arrow #CW #Arrowverse
 
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