@JONALOTZRH - god i hope not. Joe M has gone all quiet on that front 🤔🤔

@bigdannymac - Lose their jobs? They would be onto the next series. Like the crew from Smallville doing Arrow.

Next time you want to preach, know WTF you're talking about.

People have stopped watching the shows. The only reason they continue to exist is CW just doesn't care. Unfortunately, some very good DC characters are tied up on those shows until the Berlantiverse crap ends. He is in the way of someone else doing a better job with those characters on TV.

@bigdannymac - "WB owns the CW and they will keep those shows going as long as their is demand for them." That's the thing, there is no demand for them from a television audience. The ratings are very bad and getting worse, so the audiences they reach are very low. But CBS and WB, who own CW and produce it's shows, make money selling the network's series in package deals to others and to themselves. They have a deal with Netflix who does have a demand to fill their service with whatever they can get their hands on. Eight days after CW finales, CW's series join with the Steven Seagal and Nic Cage movies and all the other Wal-Mart $1 bin movies.

So CBS and WB have created a business model that can produce low rated, garbage TV and still make them money. That is the only reason series like Arrow still exist. If CW had to rely mostly on advertising dollars to survive it would have went under years ago.

CW Arrowverse series 2016/2017 VS 2015/2016

Arrow Season 5: 0.62 demo (-34.46%), 1.755 million overall (-29.48%)

The Flash Season 3: 1.06 demo (-22.66), 2.840 million overall (-19.58%)

Supergirl Season 2: 0.73 demo (-56.82), 2.35 million overall (-69.34)

Legends of Tomorrow Season 2: 0.64 demo, (-20.37%), 1.810 million, (-16.50)

@slickrickdesigns - it would especially never happen with their main network being the CW