BNP’s TV Superheroes Preview: Here’s Every Supernatural Show Worth Watching In 2015’s Fall Lineup

September is Coming. Beware the back to school murder music moms turning your local mall into their very own war zone, the gluten-free pumpkin chai skim milk lattes soon to be in the hands of foliage-loving white women, the over-the-top…

September is Coming. Beware the back to school murder music moms turning your local mall into their very own war zone, the gluten-free pumpkin chai skim milk lattes soon to be in the hands of foliage-loving white women, the over-the-top post apocalyptic level “Summer is over” status updates and Instagram posts, and the teachers slowly beginning to come down from their exotic isle vacation highs and return to full rage mode. Then, AND ONLY THEN, is September truly here. Along with all these glorious September traditions comes the annual revival of everyone’s favorite TV shows. Peep the highlights of 2015’s fall lineup and set your DVR. Check out our fall Drama preview, too. Top 5 Anticipated Superhero Shows The Flash – The CW – Premiere Date: 10/6 Zooming into season 2 sporting the #1 Superhero title is Barry Allen’s The Flash, and he has given us exactly what we wanted in a top-tier superhero show. We get the lighthearted fun and humor of comics, the brutality of badass iconic villains for Flash to put the beats on, but also a well-crafted show that uses impressive acting to balance out the fictional aspects of a show about a man fast enough to shred time. Season 2 drops bombs in the form of Kid Flash and Zoom (baddie allegedly faster than Flash and Reverse Flash). Hopefully they don’t oversaturate the Flash market with too much Heroes of Tomorrow and Arrow crossover stuff. Don’t get me wrong, the material is fire most of the time, but too much can be a drawback. They seem to…

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