In recent years, The CW has canceled several superhero shows.
After making series that marked pop culture, such as Smallville: Adventures of Superboy, arrow It is The Flashthe American television channel CW revealed how it will no longer produce superhero productions.
During an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Brad Schwartz, head of programming at the company, hit the hammer on hero series. “The time for superhero series has passed. They were the hallmarks of CW for a long time,” he said.
As we look to the future and try to make this network bigger and more profitable, frankly, as much as we all love these shows and they’ve had their time, they’re not working in a linear fashion.
In addition, the site also talked to Dennis Millerpresident of CW, talked about the recurring cancellations of series in recent years. “The young adult audience is not really bothered by the broadcast schedules and schedules these days,” she explained. The executive also commented on the popularity of streaming today:
This audience has abandoned traditional broadcasting, hence the opportunity we have to expand the audience.
Source: Rollingstone
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