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‘The Flash’ Casts ‘Harry Potter’ Alum Tom Felton as Series Regular
Draco Malfoy actor signs on to CW superhero drama for Season 3
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Warner Bros. to Bring ‘Supergirl,’ ‘The 100,’ ‘Riverdale’ to Comic-Con
“Blindspot,” “Gotham,” “Powerless,” “Big Bang Theory” and more make up 21 total shows headed for geek gathering of the year
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‘Legends of Tomorrow’ Adds New Actress as Vixen for Season 2
Maisie Richardson-Sellers to play Amaya Jiwe, grandmother to Mari McCabe, played by Megalyn E.K.
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‘Supergirl’ Casts Former Wonder Woman Lynda Carter as POTUS
Actress will recur in multiple episodes of CW superhero drama’s second season
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CW Reveals Fall Premiere Dates: ‘The Flash’ Kicks Things Off
Superhero drama opens network’s fall season on Oct. 4
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‘Arrow’ Adds ‘Chicago PD’ Alum Josh Segarra as Series Regular in Season 5
Actor will play new ally to Stephen Amell’s Oliver Queen
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‘Supergirl’ Casts Former ‘Teen Wolf’ Star as Superman
Actor will make his debut at the beginning of Season 2 of CW superhero drama
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‘MadTV’ Reboot Sets Cast, CW Premiere Date
Eight new comedians join revival of long-running sketch comedy series
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Ratings: NBC Skates to Demo Win With Stanley Cup Finals Game 5
Network still loses to CBS repeats in total viewers
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Ratings: ‘Bachelorette’ Skates Past Stanley Cup Finals
CW finishes last on Monday, despite “Whose Line?” finale
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Superman to Fly Into ‘Supergirl’ for Season 2
Casting is underway for actor to play Clark Kent on CW superhero drama
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‘The Flash’: Tom Cavanagh’s Return Fuels Flashpoint Speculation
Actor’s continued status as series regular on The CW superhero drama has fans wondering if Flashpoint storyline is in store
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Ratings: NBC’s ‘Red Nose Day’ Falls in Viewers, Demo but Raises Over $31 Million
Charity special drops over 20 percent in both ratings measures from last year
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‘Arrow’ Season Finale Recap: Team Arrow Tries to Save Star City and the World
Oliver, Felicity and company take on Damien Darhk in one final showdown
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The CW, Tribune Media Reach Long-Term Affiliation Agreement
Markets renewed cover 25 percent of the U.S. and serve more than 28 million households.
