The Flash x Supergirl crossover is officially confirmed. Get hype.

The Golden Age of television. The height of Comic Book adaptations. The peak of Superhero TV programming. There is no more denying it. We are literally smack dab (kinda like Cam’s Super Bowl performance) in the middle of a glorious run by countless superb TV shows, and things are going so well that something unheard of and monumental is now happening. The CW and CBS, two completely different networks with completely different fan bases, although ultimately the same company AKA all $$ proceeds will go to the same place (but we’re going to ignore that for now), have decided to team up and bring the good people of Central and National City a crossover episode that’ll have fan boys and girls salivating for more.

This photo was back when they were just clowning around/teasing the idea/trolling us all. Did that honestly just register with you ninjas?! CBS: The land of nerdy hits like Big Bang, family dramas and reality shows like NCIS, The Good Wife, Survivor and Big Brother is partnering with The CW and their teenage spirit focused programming like Vampire Diaries and Supernatural to bring us the Scarlet Speedster and The Kryptonian Femme Fetale on the same screen!! I don’t think you understand how insanely powerful this episode is shaping up to be. Let’s take a look at the tape and see what each hero will be bringing to the table:

The Flash: America’s Current Favorite Superhero (not named Batman) The Fastest Man Alive The Scarlet Speedster The Central City Coroner

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