The long-awaited Arrowverse crossover – involving all of Sky One’s DC Comics superhero shows – explodes on to our screens this week.
Entitled Crisis on Infinite Earths, the saga begins in Supergirl and continues in The Flash and Arrow (all of which resume after their winter breaks), before concluding in DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, which returns this week for a new series.
In the US, the crossover also included an episode of Batwoman, but with E4 airing the show in the UK (see page 6), we’ll only get to see Crisis on Infinite Earths as a four-parter, with the Batwoman episode going out at a later date.
This story is from the March 28, 2020 edition of TV & Satellite Week.
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