Another major DC TV crossover is coming to The CW, and the network has announced when fans can expect to watch the Arrowverse come together.
During the Television Critics Association summer press tour, The CW President Mark Pedowitz announced that the four-show crossover will kick off on Monday, November 27 with Supergirl, followed by Arrow, which has moved to Mondays, that same night.
The crossover will then conclude on Tuesday, November 28, starting off the night with The Flash and then concluding with Legends of Tomorrow.
"Last year's crossover was the most successful week, I believe, in CW history," Pedowitz said. "We felt that in this particular case we already had Flash and Legends paired. It would be better and tighter to do it like a two-two hours mini series."
Pedowitz is referring to the change in scheduling from last year, as the network's schedule then had all four shows spread out across four nights. He noted the network hasn't ruled out going back to a four-night crossover next year.
The CW also offered plenty of new details about each of the Arrowverse shows during San Diego Comic-Con, including that Danny Trejo will appear in The Flash season 4, Lost's Michael Emerson will star in Arrow's sixth season, several familiar characters are returning to Legends of Tomorrow's next season, and Heroes and Alias stars are joining the cast of Supergirl.
For more on each of The CW's DC superhero shows, check out IGN's review of Arrow's fifth season, The Flash's third season, Legends of Tomorrow's second season, and Supergirl's second season.
Reporting by Terri Schwartz. Jonathon Dornbush is an Associate Editor for IGN. Find him on Twitter @jmdornbush.
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