Season 3 starts on Monday, October 7th at 9:00 p.m. ET.
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I am. It tends to be the last show I watch on Mondays, though, so afterward I don't have any oomph left to discuss it.So is anybody watching Season 3?
I think the main impact of Crisis on it will be the insights into the ASA that Jennifer had from seeing her Earth-1 and Earth-2 counterparts.I am. It tends to be the last show I watch on Mondays, though, so afterward I don't have any oomph left to discuss it.
It seems like "Crisis" will have a pretty big impact on the back half of the season. Is the ASA even going to exist on whatever Earth comes out the other side?
At least not yet. I wonder if there will be some subtle changes reflecting that other heroes exist.However, other than Freeland being on the same Earth as the Vancouver-shot shows now, there weren't any major changes revealed yet like there were on "Batwoman" and "Supergirl".
Yes, very good. Tony and Trevor were originally going to be senators, but they changed them to judges. Tony had a Q&A in his Black Lightning FB group right after it aired on the East coast. He will be writing in his blog about his thoughts on the episode "and my experiences on the set. There were lots of things in the script and that I saw filmed that didn't make it to the final cut."It was a good finale, I thought. The whole ASA storyline has been pretty much wrapped up, and the surviving pod kids have been stabilized. I did wonder why a congressional hearing about Freeland was being held in Gotham City, though I appreciate the effort to acknowledge that all of these shows are set on the same Earth now. And nice to see Black Lightning creators Tony Isabella and Trevor Von Eden cameo as congressmen.