A gamble when it first began, Arrow not only turned into a success for the CW, it launched an entire TV franchise, becoming the crucial first component in a universe that now includes four different series (including The Flash, Supergirl and Legends of Tomorrow) airing on four different consecutive nights.
Wednesday November 30th, the 100th episode of Arrow airs – a big deal for any series, and especially notable for shows based off of comic books, as only a handful (including The Adventures of Superman, Batman, Sabrina the Teenage Witch and Smallville) have hit that milestone before.
At a celebration event in Vancouver, I spoke to several of Arrow’s creators and cast about reaching episode 100, what to expect in the episode – which is also part of the big crossover occurring with all the other CW/DC Comics series – and their favorite memories from the show so far.
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Wednesday November 30th, the 100th episode of Arrow airs – a big deal for any series, and especially notable for shows based off of comic books, as only a handful (including The Adventures of Superman, Batman, Sabrina the Teenage Witch and Smallville) have hit that milestone before.
At a celebration event in Vancouver, I spoke to several of Arrow’s creators and cast about reaching episode 100, what to expect in the episode – which is also part of the big crossover occurring with all the other CW/DC Comics series – and their favorite memories from the show so far.
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