While they clearly aren’t the same world, we keep hearing fans as if Arrow and Supernatural could crossover and, on one hand we know The CW does love its DC crossovers, but on the other hand, we know the Winchester brothers don’t really belong in the world of Arrow.
But it may still be a possibility.
Speaking at Heroes and Villains Fan Fest London recently, Arrow star Stephen Amell was asked if the crossover was coming or if it would be hard to do – his response was very positive: “No, it wouldn’t be [hard],” he says.
“I mean, the reason that we do crossovers on Arrow is because [showrunner] Greg Berlanti, when he was growing up, loved to see characters from one show show up on another show. So I would love the opportunity to work with Jared and Jensen [stars of Suerpnatural].”
However, in a world where Arrow has met Supergirl and the Legends of tomorrow, and the Supernatural brothers have met, em, Scooby-Doo, nothing seems impossible: “I would definitely come to them, as in I would go to their show,” he goes on.
“I would take a day rate. I’d bring my trailer, for sure. Let’s not mess around there.”
“I don’t know how it would look. I really don’t. But I would love to do it, because ultimately we make the show – my show, their show – we make it for you guys. We make it so people can enjoy it. And I know that it doesn’t totally make sense to do a crossover, but f*ck it.”
Honestly, the one thing that we love more than anything about The CW shows is that they are done for the fans and for the fun, so we could definitely see this happening in some form.
And Amell seems to have given this thought… has it come up in conversation at the studio, perhaps?
What say you all?
Source: WGTC
Marc
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