A production company owned by Shonda Rhimes, executive producer of Grey's Anatomy, How to Get Away with Murder, and Scandal.

Well it's not like they worked on it on the same time probably. Generally writers get paid/contracted for two or three drafts then they move on so if the studio isn't happy with the script, they'll pass it on to another writer.

Especially since Joss Gadd is basically a passable Jonah Hill

I don't remember either but I think they were downplaying the possibility of a crossover at the time.

At least Supergirl had the excuse that CBS and CW were different networks. They did it anyway but the expectation wasn't there like it is when you air on the same network.

Don't forget the Legends are now in a weird timeline where dinosaur and future tech co-exist in the modern day.

One does have to wonder why the Avengers aren't being asked to take down Quake since she's been labelled an Inhuman terrorist.

Ben Carson? Oh wait you said busing not housing.

It's a mid-season entry so the 15th episode is probably going to be in the second season.

Seems bold for the Arrowverse to feature OJ as a superhero?

this move gave me the feels. overruled by the gateverse.

Jessica Jones copied the first season of Arrow? I must have missed the mind control rape episode from the first season of Arrow.

Oh I see. So a black guy finally gets his own superhero show and he's not good enough to be in the white people superhero universe.

Apparently new Rodrick had to delete his social media profiles because people were cyberbullying him calling him ugly and stuff. So #YesMyRodrick.

A little loose with the source material? That's not necessarily a bad thing. I actually thought the first movie was kinda charming but it lost me with the second movie. Haven't read the books.

Good news. Human existence will soon end when Trump decides nuking the world will solve his Russia problem.

The last one is awfully progressive for CBS. Don't buy it.

And now she's the lead on NBC's mid-season entry Reverie. Coming Winter 2018 or if it's unlucky Summer 2018.

Doubt starred Katherine Heigl. It was canceled after 2 episodes this season. It premiered February 15, 2017.

Based on the comments, I'm the only one who will give this a shot. I like the Big Bang Theory, I like Mom, I'm sure chances are I'll like this show after it's growing pains are over. If it lasts that long.