The Arrowverse Continuity: An Obsessive Compulsive’s View (Part II)

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Allright, so I believe I have developed the most thorough and correct order in which to view the Arrowverse shows, including: Arrow, Flash, Supergirl, Constantine, Legends of Tomorrow, Batwoman, and Black Lightning. For some people, I admit, they won’t care about the order they watch these shows in, but for those like me who obsess about continuity, and want to watch these shows in a specific order, try this and let me know what you think.

Again, I will abbreviate each series with one word, and Arrow 1.01 means Arrow Season 1, Episode 1. Also, for those not around for last weeks post, I left off at the end of Arrow Season 4, Flash Season 2, Supergirl and Legends Season 1. Without further ado my Watch Order for the Arrowverse shows.

The Arrowverse Continuity: An Obsessive Compulsive Point of View (Part II)

Flash 3.01 to Arrow 5.01 to Supergirl 2.01 to Flash 3.02

Arrow 5.02 to Legends 2.01 to Supergirl 2.02 to Flash 3.03

Arrow 5.03 to Legends 2.02 to Supergirl 2.03 to Flash 3.04

Arrow 5.04 to Legends 2.03 to Supergirl 2.04 to Flash 3.05

Arrow 5.05 to Legends 2.04 to Supergirl 2.05 to Arrow 5.06

Legends 2.05 to Supergirl 2.06 to Flash 3.06 to Arrow 5.07

Legends 2.06 to Supergirl 2.07 to Flash 3.07

The first of the Mega-Crossovers involving all four shows:

Supergirl 2.08 to Flash 3.08 to Arrow 5.08 to Legends 2.07

Flash 3.09 to Arrow 5.09 to Legends 2.08 to Supergirl 2.09

Flash 3.10 to Legends 2.09 to Arrow 5.10 to Supergirl 2.10

Flash 3.11 to Legends 2.10 to Arrow 5.11 to Supergirl 2.11

Flash 3.12 to Legends 2.11 to Arrow 5.12 to Supergirl 2.12

Arrow 5.13 to Supergirl 2.13 to Flash 3.13 to Legends 2.12

Arrow 5.14 to Supergirl 2.14 to Flash 3.14 to Legends 2.13

Arrow 5.15 to Supergirl 2.15 to Flash 3.15 to Legends 2.14

Flash 3.16 to Legends 2.15 to Arrow 5.16 to Supergirl 2.16 (musical crossover with Flash)

Flash 3.17 to Legends 2.16 to Arrow 5.17 to Supergirl 2.17

Flash 3.18 to Arrow 5.18 to Legends 2.17 to Supergirl 2.18

Flash 3.19 to Arrow 5.19 to Supergirl 2.19 to Flash 3.20

Arrow 5.20 to Supergirl 2.20 to Flash 3.21 to Arrow 5.21

Supergirl 2.21 to Flash 3.22. to Arrow 5.22 to Supergirl 2.22

Flash 3.23 to Arrow 5.23

Supergirl 3.01 to Flash 4.01 to Legends 3.01 to Arrow 6.01

Supergirl 3.02 to Flash 4.02 to Legends 3.02 to Arrow 6.02

Supergirl 3.03 to Flash 4.03 to Legends 3.03 to Arrow 6.03

Supergirl 3.04 to Flash 4.04 to Legends 3.04 to Arrow 6.04

Supergirl 3.05 to Flash 4.05 to Legends 3.05 to Arrow 6.05

Supergirl 3.06 to Flash 4.06 to Legends 3.06 to Arrow 6.06

Supergirl 3.07 to Flash 4.07 to Legends 3.07 to Arrow 6.07

Here I watched Freedom Fighters: the Ray an animated show available on the CWSeed. It was a web series, split into short episodes curated now on the CWSeed streaming platform for free. The two seasons are really short 35 minutes each. It is not necessary to watch, but it amplifies what happens in the crossover IMHO.

Supergirl 3.08 to Arrow 6.08 to Flash 4.08 to Legends 3.08

Supergirl 3.09 to Flash 4.09 to Legends 3.09 to Arrow 6.09

Supergirl 3.10 to Flash 4.10 to Arrow 6.10

Supergirl 3.11 to Flash 4.11 to Arrow 6.11

Supergirl 3.12 to Flash 4.12 to Arrow 6.12

Supergirl 3.13 to Flash 4.13 to Arrow 6.13

Legends 3.10 to Legends 3.11 to Legends 3.12

Flash 4.14 to Arrow 6.14 to Legends 3.13

Flash 4.15 to Arrow 6.15 to Legends 3.14

Flash 4.16 to Legends 3.15 to Legends 3.16 to Arrow 6.16

Legends 3.17 to Arrow 6.17 to Legends 3.18 to Flash 4.17

Arrow 6.18 to Supergirl 3.14 to Flash 4.18 to Arrow 6.19

Supergirl 3.15 to Flash 4.19 to Arrow 6.20 to Supergirl 3.16

Flash 4.20 to Arrow 6.21 to Supergirl 3.17 to Flash 4.21

Arrow 6.22 to Supergirl 3.18 to Flash 4.22 to Arrow 6.23

Supergirl 3.19 to Flash 4.23 to Supergirl 3.20 to Supergirl 3.21

Supergirl 3.22 to Supergirl 3.23

Here I would suggest to watch the entire first season of Black Lightning. Black Lightning started in it’s own universe, so right here it is an aberration in the sense that it is not a part of the Arrowverse, but it will become so during the Crisis on Infinite Earths story line that is still two seasons away. Beginning the series here, gives ample opportunity to familiarize with the characters and distinct urban setting. I think this is a good place to stop.

I recognize that this is essentially a list, and not really a post like what you usually get from the Mustache and the Beard, but I really believe that because we recommended all of these shows in our first Enter the Maelstrom video, that we should give you a tool that would help you watch the entire universe of shows in a way that is cohesive, intelligent (relatively speaking), and thought-provoking. Next week, I’ll finish the list.

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My name is Louie Matos and I’m a geek. I’m such a geek that the week my best friend moved to Puerto Rico, I asked him to co-write a blog. Of course he said, “Yes!” because I’m SOOO flipping interesting, and because since we’ve known each other, we collaborate even when we don’t know we’re doing it. For the purposes of this blog, I’m the mustache. I’ve had a mustache since I was 12 years old, and I’ve never shaved it off. (We Puerto Ricans love our facial hair.) I was born into my geekdom. My Mom was a collector, and my Dad was a huge reader. So early on Dad would read to me and when he was done with the book, I would keep it until I learned to read for myself. And then I read everything, inhaling books from our school library 5 or 6 per week. When we moved to a new, safe neighborhood, I began to walk to the library, weekly. That’s when I became obsessed with books in general, and horror in particular. In Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, my brother, Marc, and I moved into the basement together. We had our own TV and because we were in the basement, Mom and Dad pretty much left us to our own devices if we let our little sister, Dee, tagalong. There in that basement we would watch creature features, chiller theatre, and horror marathons. We collected comic books, toys, and books. When we could afford our own VCR, we collected movies. So if I were to communicate my geekdom, I would say I’m a horror guy, former collector of Fangoria magazine. I still read 3 or 4 books per week (mostly horror and sci fi but practically anything.) I still read comics when I can get my hands on them (no small feat here in Puerto Rico). Dungeons and Dragons is still a must at family gatherings and we never fight about which is better (Star Wars or Star Trek). We can enjoy both. This blog will have all of that and a whole lot more. Stay tuned.