What will the spin off of Arrow be?
The new series is called Justice U. Justice U has reportedly been in the works for months, but it was just announced last month. It will see Ramsey’s character Diggle return to the Arrowverse full time rather than just in cameos as he has been doing for the last couple of years.
Is there a spin off of Arrow with Mia?
Mia was previously set up to star alongside the more veteran heroes in the Arrow spinoff series Green Arrow & the Canaries, with Arrow’s final season containing a backdoor pilot for the planned show.
What is the episode of Arrow that continues from flash?
Elseworlds (Arrowverse)
| “Elseworlds” | |
|---|---|
| List of The Flash episodes | |
| Part 2: Arrow | |
| Episode title | “Elseworlds, Part 2” |
| Episode no. | Season 7 Episode 9 |
Will John Diggle have a spin off?
Arrowverse Diggle Spinoff ‘Justice U’ in the Works at CW; David Ramsey to Reprise Role. David Ramsey’s John Diggle isn’t going anywhere. Despite “Arrow,” the show the character was first introduced on, ending in 2020, John Diggle looks to be heading back to The CW.
Has Green Arrow and the Canaries been picked up?
As for why it was only announced now, that remains a mystery but it probably has something to do with the fact that The CW will be setting in motion its plans for its 2021 – 2022 schedule, ordering new pilots in the process.
Is Diggle getting a Green Lantern show?
John Diggle is perhaps not destined to be a Green Lantern, but it appears he will light the way for some would-be heroes in a new series in development at The CW.
Is Diggle getting his own show?
Looks Like Arrow’s John Diggle Is Getting His Own Series, And There’s More Good News For David Ramsey. John Diggle’s sticking around the Arrowverse. Arrow may have wrapped its eight-season run at the start of 2020, but some of its starring characters have popped up in the Arrowverse since then.
Why was the Arrow spinoff Cancelled?
Guggenheim revealed on Twitter that the decision not to move forward with Green Arrow and the Canaries was made back in early 2020, citing the pandemic as possibly “the deciding factor.” Actually, the decision was made back during the start of the pandemic (which, I believe, was the deciding factor).