Flash, Arrow, Supergirl and Legends Pre-Crossover Catchup Trailers Released

Kofi Outlaw

11/24/2017 05:17 pm EST

The Arrowverse is about to get its next big event in "Crisis on Earth-X," a four-part crossover that sees Barry Allen and Iris West's wedding interupted by an attack on all the Arrowverse heroes, by evil versions of themselves from the fascisitic dimension known as "Earth-X."

Before we get to that epic event, however, the producers of the Arrowverse want to get you caught up on every show in the lineup, so that you'll understand the status quos of each individual show in the Crisis on Earth-X crossover. The team-up event will no doubt also advance subplots of each respective show (while also influencing one another), so unless you already tune in to all four, some catch up is probably needed...

Supergirl

A lot has been building on Supergirl this season, as some of Kara Danvers close new friendships threaten to become some of her biggest rivalries, in the form o Lana Luthor and the newly awoken "Reign."

The Flash

"Crisis on Earth-X" will be built around the biggest current event on The Flash - Barry and Iris' wedding! However, the maniacal Clifford DeVoe (aka The Thinker) is still pulling strings on Barry and Team Flash like their puppets - so there's no telling yet how he may be influencing the events of "Crisis on Earth-X".

Legends of Tomorrow

The Legends crew have been busy removing all the time anomalies they left spread across history, but with every victory they've achieved, they've also provoked threats like a resurrected Damien Dahrk, a possible new Legion of Doom, and the over-arching threat of Mallus.

Arrow

Oliver Queen has tried to pass the Green Arrow mantle on to his friend John Diggle - but that changing of the guard has been easier said than done. Meanwhile, we've learned more about popular villains like Deathstroke and Vigilante this season, while evil hackerCayden James has manipulating team Arrow into compromising positions. There's also the small matter of Oliver being arrested by the feds for vigilante activity.

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"Crisis on Earth-X" is a four-hour event that will air on November 27 and 28 beginning at 8 p.m. and running for two hours each day; Supergirl (8 p.m. Monday), The Flash (8 p.m. Tuesday) and Legends of Tomorrow (9 p.m. Tuesday) will remain in their normal time slots but Arrow will move from Thursday to a 9 p.m. Monday placement for the week.

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