October is right around the corner, and with it comes the busy, busy television season. For me, I end up married to my television in large part to the shows on The CW. Before we get there, let’s have a little fun with our favorite funny and oh-so-beautiful people. The CW has released photoshoot videos for Arrow, The Flash, The Vampire Diaries, iZombie, Supergirl, The 100, The Originals, and new shows Frequency and Riverdale.

Check out their photoshoots below.

I knew it!!!!

Ever since Melissa Benoist was cast as Supergirl, I have been hoping for a musical episode with Grant Gustin of The Flash. It looks like my dream of dreams is about to come true. It was announced at the Television Critic’s Association Press Tour today that the 2 shows will have a musical crossover, on top the 4-show crossover they will do with Arrow and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. This will be the musical icing on top of the crossover cake.

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Time for a family picture! The CW has released a first image of Supergirl (Melissa Benoist) and her cousin Superman (Tyler Hoechlin) in their full red and blues. Clark Kent had been mentioned on the show in Season 1, by… pretty much everybody. Plus, BFF James Olsen (Mechad Brooks) left one Kryptonian for a prettier one. And Kara has been chatting with him online. He made a brief shadow of an appearance in the “Myriad” episode… saving Kara from Reactron then whooshing away.

Check out The CW’s tweet with pic here below.

I knew it! Melissa Benoist is joining the boys club as Supergirl is set to move to a different channel and a different country for season 2. The CW, after renewing most of its signature shows, had yet to pick up something new… until now.

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Though it has been able to build a strong fanbase, CBS’ Supergirl, starring Melissa Benoist, has never gotten the ratings it needed for the network to confidently give it a season renewal. The show comes from the minds of the same creative force behind The Flash, Arrow, and Legends Of Tomorrow, so it seemed to make sense that the same formula could work on a bigger network with a bigger budget. However, low ratings have now put the future of Supergirl in limbo, with the possibility of it jumping to the CW, a network they co-own with Warner Bros. Entertainment. More on the story below.