Just when Syfy was starting to try… I blame the people who didn't watch "The Expanse".

David Simon's Krypto the Superdog.

"Gotham" adjusted up. Looks like Little Bruce doesn't do fractions.

More seriously, it looks like Star Wars is afraid of James Cameron.

Disney didn't want "Han Solo" to sink because of the "Aquaman" tsunami at the box office.

Next year:

Don't really see the point of launching that Titan thing on another network platform if Geoff Johns and Berlanti are in charge.

"Outside of Gotham and the CW, Warner Bros. has had a difficult time getting DC Comics-based superhero shows off the ground."

"The Han Solo movie is currently set to debut in May of 2018", and they haven't announced Phase 2 of official stand alone Star Wars Stories yet.

It is more surprising that they moved after Star Wars dominating the box office in two* consecutive years. Perhaps James Cameron is just that scary.

And yes, they are all parts of the same cinematic universe now. #ItsAllConnected

Damn. From what I know about anime fans on Twitter, it is only a matter of time until "Wendy Girl" goes #MAGA in full Nazi regalia.

Samantha Bee's show could go off the air as soon as next week (along with the rest of late night) if there is a writers strike, surprising that the AV Club isn't covering that.

Bring back "Veronica Mars", again!

They can be superfriends with superbenefits?

In the real world, DC have 9 shows currently airing. With "Powerless" canceled, the total next year could go from 8 to 11.

Pretty bad for "Supergirl". And with "Gotham" at 0.9, all superhero shows are now fractional. Only Barry can still save the genre tonight, but…

"The Good Place" averaged 1.35 and finished its first season at 1.1; decent but not great.

Right, NBC didn't flub "Trial & Error", great ratings, the best!

"Heroes Reborn" had better ratings, it never even went fractional. And of course, it was actually the return of a show whose first season is still the most popular superhero show ever (and won many awards). It is an interesting flop.