Do you think the CW shows have done more good or harm?

[Frontier]

Not really - Superman is getting a tv show because he's out of the films. Supergirl is going to be in film after her tv series is over. Batman isn't on tv, Batwoman is. Cyborg is like Superman - he's not coming back in film, and Doom Patrol happened after JL. Only Flash is kind of a valid example, and even then his show might be done by the time the solo film comes out.

I don't know if we can corroborate Supergirl and the show ending, because I have to imagine that was planned well before Melissa felt like it was time to finish.

Well, at the rate the film is taking, we might be on the last Flash season .

[skyvolt2000]

At the beginning, I'd say more good than bad. Now, I think it has a negative effect when DC characters are being stuck on little budget soap opera programs while Marvel is making these critically acclaimed, commercially successful cinematic series with major Hollywood actors. Time for DC to adapt

Marvel (and lesser Fox) were using folks that did not attract every wannabe chef that was heckbent on making this icon version or interfering by higher ups (Avengers notwithstanding) of the film.

Carol Danvers does not have the baggage Wonder Woman has.
Black Panther has his own universe something NO black character at DC can boast.
GOTG does not have the war that Green Lantern has (mainly started by DC).
Marvel could go Z list diving and toss out a film that could sniff Shazam numbers.
DC is paying for all that lack of investment of others and way too high of standards for Batman and friends. Stuck in some depressed Batman universe.

[Vakanai]

I don't know if we can corroborate Supergirl and the show ending, because I have to imagine that was planned well before Melissa felt like it was time to finish.

Well, at the rate the film is taking, we might be on the last Flash season .

Eh, when it follows the pattern of everything else around it, I'd corroborate it. Point is, all evidence points that the embargo between tv and film in DC still seems to very much be in effect.

[9th.]

Not really - Superman is getting a tv show because he's out of the films. Supergirl is going to be in film after her tv series is over. Batman isn't on tv, Batwoman is. Cyborg is like Superman - he's not coming back in film, and Doom Patrol happened after JL. Only Flash is kind of a valid example, and even then his show might be done by the time the solo film comes out.

He appeared in the Titans didn't he? I'm asking because I knew there was Bruce Wayne plot in the show but I stopped watching before then.

[Drako]

He appeared in the Titans didn't he? I'm asking because I knew there was Bruce Wayne plot in the show but I stopped watching before then.

Bruce Wayne is in Titans, yes.
Maybe the only casting i don't like in the show.

[Vakanai]

He appeared in the Titans didn't he? I'm asking because I knew there was Bruce Wayne plot in the show but I stopped watching before then.

I only watched the first season of Titans. Who we talking about?

[the illustrious mr. kenway]

I only watched the first season of Titans. Who we talking about?

Bruce Wayne pops up in season 2.

[Vakanai]

Bruce Wayne pops up in season 2.

Is he in the batsuit for any considerable amount of time?

Edit: Also, there's a difference between cameos and guest starring, versus actually starring. Being a minor part in a couple episodes =//= being in film and having a tv show.

[Frontier]

I mean, Walter Hamada said they're going to be less strict about limiting characters due to appearances in other media. It remains to be seen how much this will be put into practice.

[Kingdom X]

Is he in the batsuit for any considerable amount of time?

Edit: Also, there's a difference between cameos and guest starring, versus actually starring. Being a minor part in a couple episodes =//= being in film and having a tv show.

He’s not in the batsuit at all in season 2.

[9th.]

Is he in the batsuit for any considerable amount of time?

Edit: Also, there's a difference between cameos and guest starring, versus actually starring. Being a minor part in a couple episodes =//= being in film and having a tv show.

You have a point here, thats fair

[Vakanai]

He’s not in the batsuit at all in season 2.

So Bruce Wayne, but not as "Batman". Still kind of indicative...

[The Darknight Detective]

So Bruce Wayne, but not as "Batman". Still kind of indicative...

Bruce by himself is not part of the embargo, but Batman is.

[Vakanai]

Bruce by himself is not part of the embargo, but Batman is.

I kind of thought so - hence, no chance for a show while Batman is still a bankable film star.

[The Darknight Detective]

I kind of thought so - hence, no chance for a show while Batman is still a bankable film star.

Right, which is okay by me, FWIW.