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The CW delays next two weeks of The Flash and Legends of Tomorrow episodes

Ariba Bhuvad
Ariba Bhuvad

Winter is Coming

The CW has moved around the next two weeks of episodes for The Flash and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. Given that all Arrowverse shows have shut down production amidst the coronavirus pandemic and have not completed filming their current seasons, this does not come as a surprise. Having said that, the March 17 episodes will air as planned, but starting next week, we won’t see any new episodes for a bit.

Legends of Tomorrow is not airing its March 24 episode, “Zari, Not Zari” and will instead be airing a rerun of “A Head of Her Time.” Just in case you were wondering, “Zari, Not Zari” was the episode that was “crossing over” with Supernatural. I know, I’m bummed too.

Furthermore, the March 31 episode, “The Great British Fake-Off” will not air and be replaced with a rerun of “Mortal Khanbat.” As for The Flash, it’s March 31st episode, “So Long and Goodnight” is to be replaced with “Grodd Friended Me.”

No dates have yet been announced for when these episodes will eventually air, but I’m assuming it will all depend on how things play out over the next few weeks.

As for now, the other Arrowverse shows, Supergirl and Batwoman, have not announced any changes to their schedules, but I wouldn’t be shocked if they have to adjust things, too. The delay in airing episodes could balance out the delay in production, which is ongoing for an indefinite period of time.

Anyone else considering a binge rewatch of The Flash and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow?

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Ariba Bhuvad

Ariba Bhuvad

Ariba has been working for FanSided Entertainment for the last six years and started off as a contributor for a variety of their sites, including Show Snob, NetflixLife, Westworld Beyond, and Winter Is Coming. Over the last three years, she has transitioned into the role of Site Expert for FanSided's reality TV-based website, Accept This Rose. Her work can be found on FanSided Entertainment's websites, including previous work across other entertainment websites, including her own. Ariba loves reality television and has watched every episode of Love Is Blind (including, most recently, the UK version) and is also a huge fan of Bridgerton (amongst all other period dramas out there). When she isn't writing, Ariba loves to travel with her husband, hang out with her two kittens (Hermione and Winky), and listen to Taylor Swift all day long.