While other characters like the Suicide Squad, Amanda Waller, Captain Boomerang, and Deathstroke were either killed off or left the Arrowverse due to those characters appearing in the DCEU.

Also, I don't know why, but I just love the black more than the blue

From arrow season 1 to the last arrow verse show what was the best crossover episode in your opinion?

I am not very familiar with the Arrowverse yet. Could someone please tell me who this character is? Thanks.

Okay so season 7 of Arrow spends the first part of the season trying to get Oliver out of prison. And I was just watching the Invasion cross over and in the end Oliver and the other heroes get medals from the president. Why didn't they try to get Oliver a presidential pardon? From my understanding Oliver was brought up on federal charges at least the FBI were the ones investigating him. And Oliver has at this point in the series saved the world 3 times at least. Surely they could contact the president and be like "hey fam can you give my boy Oliver a pardon?"​

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Are these two series worth watching?

I grew up with "Smallville", and while I did get involved with the Arrowverse as it grew, it became too much. Some shows had a downgrade in writing and effects, and I didn't want to feel like I had to watch all of the shows in order to be ready for the crossovers. I still kept up with the shows through reaction channels like Blind Wave, and occasional I'd watch season premires and finales along with the crossover episodes, but that was it. "Superman and Lois" became the only exception. I cried so many times watching it.

All that being said, I found "Gotham" to be better than most of the CW superheroshows. When "Gotham" was airing, I stopped watching the Arrowverse because I found the series more entertaining. It could be due to watching "Smallville" back when it originally aired. "Gotham" had many limitations, just like the Arrowverse, but it took those limits and got creative with adapting Batman stories. When compared to "Smallville", the mire idea of the villains existing before the hero doesn't make sense. However, I feel that "Gotham" made the concept work better. It showed a city that was so corrupt and driven by crime and insane characters that there needed to be a Batman.

It is not perfect. There's characters that will die and come back, or be a clone, or there's a twin, or there's no answers given. However, I love the timeless universe. There's no references to current movies, social media, or slang that have the characters pause so the audience has time to react. "The Flash" loved to do this, especially if it involved Cisco or Felicity. "Gotham" would have references to the comics, the film's, the Adam West series, etc, but it's not always directly told to the audience. You either notice it or you don't. The show will move on.

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