Greg Berlanti

We've already got 'Arrow', 'The Flash', 'Supergirl', and 'DC's Legends of Tomorrow' on The CW, making up the Arrowverse, and now a fifth show is set to become a part of the action, with fan-favourite DC Comics character Kate Kane, aka Batwoman to take centre-stage. Developed by Caroline Dries, the 'Batwoman' series will first be teased in the next season of 'Arrow', as announced by Stephen Amell during this year's CW Upfronts.

Greg Berlanti will executive produce 'Batwoman' with Sarah Schechter

Now, the show hasn't been completely ordered to series just yet. Instead, a pilot episode will be executive produced by Greg Berlanti through his Berlanti Productions company, with the Arrowverse head working alongside Sarah Schechter. If the network like what everybody onboard has done with the show, it'll get a full series order, and we'd expect to see it hit the small screen at some point in 2019.

Continue reading: Greg Berlanti To Executive Produce 'Batwoman' Series For The CW

Feminist comic book fans have been saying all along that there needs to be more female superheroes brought to screen, and now that desire comes to fruition tonight as 'Supergirl' flies on to our television screens for the first time.

Melissa Benoist stars as brand new TV icon 'Supergirl'

Melissa Benoist plays Kara Danvers (real name Kara Zor-El); the Kryptonian cousin of Superman who possesses much of the same abilities but in a smaller and more adorable package. Benoist is best known for starring in 'Glee', and it is alongside 'Glee''s creator Ali Adler that 'Supergirl' is produced, also bringing together Greg Berlanti and Andrew Kreisberg of 'The Flash' and 'Arrow'.

Continue reading: DC Fans Are Truly Glee-ful About The 'Supergirl' Premiere [Pictures]

The Amell cousins, Stephen Amell and Robbie Amell, both made appearances at the San Diego Comic-Con. Stephen plays the main character in Arrow whilst Robbie stars in The Tomorrow People. Both series are produced and aired of The CW Network.

Stephen Amell at the 2013 MuchMusic Video Awards in Toronto. 

Arrow is roughly based on the fictional superhero, The Green Lantern, a character who is very popular at the Comic-Con. Appearing at last year's Comic Con, few people recognised Stephen. He even went so far as to ask for pictures with fans, speaking on the Arrow Panel, he said  "I took a picture with a guy dressed as an old-school Green Arrow and he said, 'Why do you want to take this picture?' And I said 'because I play Green Arrow on TV'". 

Continue reading: Amell Cousins Ensure San Diego Comic Con Is A CW Family Affair

Producers of 'Political Animals' have officially decided not to release any more episodes of the mini-series having considered for a time extending it to at least another series.

The USA Network political drama starring Sigourney Weaver as a divorced First Lady, governor of Illinois and Secretary of State was created by Greg Berlanti famed for producing superhero movie 'Green Lantern' and TV comedy drama 'Dirty Sexy Money'. It ran for 6 episodes from July to August and was originally only thought to be a limited series, however there was discussion about how many more stories could be squeezed out of it. 'We are proud of 'Political Animals', our miniseries that attracted critical acclaim and impacted the cultural conversation this summer', USA Network said in an official statement. 'It was a pleasure to work with Greg Berlanti and Laurence Mark [producer] and a powerful cast led by Sigourney Weaver. We look forward to collaborating again with these immensely talented creatives.'

Berlanti recently posted a Tweet regarding the support he's received over the TV show: 'Thanks everyone for the nice tweets regarding Political Animals. It remains one of the best and most rewarding experiences of my life. The cast, the crew, writers, studio and USA were all a dream to work with. We all got to make what we set out to. Couldn't be more proud!'