We now have official dates to mark our calendars with for our favorite shows on The CW. Maybe you're one of the DC hero fans, or you have this deep obsession with Riverdale. In either case, we got you covered! The CW's Fall schedule begins in the second week of October, but here's when you can specifically expect to see The Flash and Arrow on your TV screen.
The Flash returns with Season 4 on The CW October 10th in its normal timeslot of 8 p.m. ET. Ultimately, nothing has changed for Team Flash minus Barry is now a prisoner to the speed force. For Oliver and the Arrow crew, we're going to have to find out what happened following Lian Yu on a new night. Arrow will premiere Thursday, October 12th at 9 p.m. ET. Obviously, that bump to the 9 p.m. ET timeslot is another change from the typical Arrow schedule, but something tells me fans will have no trouble staying up an hour later to catch Season 6 of Oliver Queen's exploits.
As for Supergirl, she's back on Mondays and we'll see her October 9th at her usual 8 p.m. ET timeslot. Legends Of Tomorrow will also keep its timeslot from Season 2 in the Fall and will continue to air following The Flash at 9 p.m. ET October 10th. Both Supergirl and Legends Of Tomorrow will enter their third seasons and will hopefully hit the ratings harder than ever with fresh storylines. The full schedule premiere lineup of The CW can be found below:
Supergirl Returns Monday, October 9, Followed by the Exciting New Military Drama Valor.The CW's Highest-Rated Series, The Flash, is Back Tuesday, October 10, Followed by the Return of DC's Legends of Tomorrow.Riverdale Premieres Wednesday, October 11, Paired with the Series Premiere Of the All New Dynasty.Supernatural and Arrow Team-Up for The CW's New Thursday Night on October 12.Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and Jane The Virgin Are Back-to-Back on Friday, October 13.
Only two new shows can be found on The CW's fall schedule, and they couldn't be any more different from each other. Valor is a military drama focusing on the lives of helicopter pilots and their missions, while Dynasty looks to reboot the classic drama of the '80s that featured cat fights and rich people drama. With Valor airing after Supergirl and Dynasty following the much-hyped Riverdale, both shows seem to be in good spots to find a prospective audience at their 9 p.m. ET slots. Supernatural is now the lead in for Arrow on Thursday nights at 8 p.m. ET, and Jane The Virgin will follow Crazy Ex-Girlfriend on Friday night in the 9 p.m. ET slot. Overall, it's a super strong lineup for The CW, which has yet another DC hero show coming this season as well.
Just looking at that lineup, I can already tell a bulk of my fall programming is going to be spent watching The CW. Especially with the crazy endings The Flash and Arrow had, this is some television that I don't want to miss. I always feel like that, though, and if you don't, you probably aren't paying attention to some of the great television currently running right now. Take a look at our summer premiere guide and see what you're missing out on, as well as our renewal guide to see what you could be bingeing to prep for this upcoming fall season.
