Post by matt on Feb 15, 2024 17:27:11 GMT -5
Superman & Lois MIA From CW’s Spring Schedule — When Will Final Season Land?
The premiere date for Superman & Lois‘ fourth and final season, however, is nowhere to be seen on The CW’s springtime schedule.
Instead, the last Arrowverse-adjacent series standing is being held for fall, TVLine has learned.
As Brad Schwartz, president of entertainment for The CW, explained during his TCA executive session, Superman & Lois‘ final season is “going to blow your minds” — and since the series also requires meaningful post-production, it was decided to showcase it for advertisers at the May Upfronts and then premiere it in the fall.
Brad Schwartz, The CW President of Entertainment, revealed at today’s Television Critics Association panel that “Superman & Lois” will not return until Fall 2024 (i.e. September-October).
According to Deadline.com, Schwartz intimated that the final season would be “wasted” in the summer, as he believes it will rival the rest of the fall broadcast slate across competing networks.
“I watched the first episode last night,” Schwartz teased. “It will make you cry.”
The premiere date for Superman & Lois‘ fourth and final season, however, is nowhere to be seen on The CW’s springtime schedule.
Instead, the last Arrowverse-adjacent series standing is being held for fall, TVLine has learned.
As Brad Schwartz, president of entertainment for The CW, explained during his TCA executive session, Superman & Lois‘ final season is “going to blow your minds” — and since the series also requires meaningful post-production, it was decided to showcase it for advertisers at the May Upfronts and then premiere it in the fall.
Brad Schwartz, The CW President of Entertainment, revealed at today’s Television Critics Association panel that “Superman & Lois” will not return until Fall 2024 (i.e. September-October).
According to Deadline.com, Schwartz intimated that the final season would be “wasted” in the summer, as he believes it will rival the rest of the fall broadcast slate across competing networks.
“I watched the first episode last night,” Schwartz teased. “It will make you cry.”
