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Green Arrow and the Canaries Explored HBO Max Pickup DC Comics fans got some long-awaited and bittersweet news earlier this month, when it was confirmed that Green Arrow and the Canaries has not been ordered to series by The CW. While the news came nearly a full year after the backdoor pilot episode aired as part of Arrow's final season in January of 2020, it still upset the fans who were eager to see the continuing stories of Laurel Lance (Katie Cassidy), Dinah Drake (Juliana Harkavy), and Mia Smoak (Katherine McNamara). According to a new report from TVLine, the series did explore the po...

My feelings about the choices made by Arrow concerning a number of their female characters is well documented from even before I became a Mary Sue staffer. I am a fan of Jurnee Smollett’s version of the character in last year’s Birds of Prey movie, especially since it respected her far more than Arrow ever respected the legacy of the Black Canary. Yet, I wanted this series for Katie Cassidy’s Black Canary because Arrow did wrong by Laurel Lance. Dinah Laurel Lance was treated like crap in  Arrow for reasons that we will probably never fully know, but as someone who loved Black Cana...

Arrow, DC’s long-running flagship series on the CW. But many of us were excited about Green Arrow and the Canaries, a planned spinoff that debuted as a backdoor pilot episode in Arrow‘s final season. But unfortunately, the CW has decided not to pick up the series. “They are very much in active discussions to see what we can do,” said CW President Mark Pedowitz, as the series could find a second life on HBO Max. “I’ve had many discussions with Warner Bros, we have a strategy involved — hopefully we can pull it off.” Still, it seems unlikely as the cast contract options expir...

Arrow ended its eight-season run last January and the finale teased the arrival of another DC Superhero, the Green Lantern. Fans of The CW’s DC-verse still have plenty of shows to look forward to, with

Arrow's Marc Guggenheim is Bringing Back LA Law Arrow and Legends writer Ubah Mohamed to revive L.A. Law, one of TV's most venerable legal dramas. The series is being characterized as a "sequel" rather than a reboot, meaning that it will take place in the same world as the original and keep the door open for guest appearances from the classic cast. It will star Blair Underwood, who played Jonathan Rollins in the original L.A. Law from 1987 to 1994. The new version will apparently see McKenzie Brackman reinventing itself as a litigation firm specializing in high-profile and controversial ca...