Greg Berlanti and Andrew Kreisberg are once again tied to a legen—wait for it—dary comic book TV  series. The duo responsible for “Arrow” and “The Flash”, along with Marc Guggenheim (“Eli Stone,” “Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters”) and Sarah Schechter (“The Flash,” “Pan“), have been hard at work on the CW’s next hit, “Legends of Tomorrow.”

Production on DC’s “Legends of Tomorrow” officially began this week and to finish off a productive week of filming, DC Entertainment and The CW has released the first official look at Ciara Renée and Falk Hentschel as Hawkgirl and Hawkman!

Falk Hentschel and Ciara Renee as Hawkman and Hawkgirl, respectively.

The two star as Kendra Saunders (Hawkgirl) and Carter Hall (Hawkman), who are soulmates and reincarnations of ancient Egyptian royalty. Don’t fret, the show is more than just a story about two elderly lovebirds (see what we did there?).

The show’s main character is the charming Rip Hunter, played by British actor Arthur Darvill, who travels through time to assemble a team of heroes and villains to fight Vandal Savage (a 6,000 year old immortal who doesn’t look a day over 30) from destroying the world and time itself. In addition to old people and a time-traveling Brit, the show features White Canary (Caity Lotz), Captain Cold (Wentworth Miller), Heat Wave (Dominic Purcell), The Atom (Brandon Routh), and Firestorm (played by Victor Garber).

Renée already made a brief appearance on the season finale of “The Flash,” while Hentschel will make his debut on the network in the crossover episodes of “Arrow” and “The Flash.” 

We’re definitely looking forward to seeing Routh play another superhero (having played Superman in 2006’s “Superman Returns”). “Prison Break” fans will also enjoy seeing Miller and Purcell reunited for another series. All in all, the show in jam packed with good talent and more DC superheroes than we’ve ever seen on a show. 

“Legends of Tomorrow” is scheduled for 15 episodes with a midseason premiere in early 2016.

The first look for “Arrow” season 4 has finally arrived. The CW released the trailer which reveals a complete new costume for Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell), as well as a handful of familiar and fresh faces.

The trailer shows Oliver’s intentions to give up his vigilante life will likely not last. What the means for his relationship with Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards), who knows. But if he can stay away from Starling City, what will happen to his team, Diggle (David Ramsey), Thea (Willa Holland), and Laurel (Katie Cassidy)?

Any “Constantine” (NBC) fans will recognize Matt Ryan playing the detective John. Many DC Comics characters also makes appearances, including Damien Darhk (Neal McDonough), Mr. Terrific (Echo Kellum) and Anarky (Alexander Calvert).

Arrow Season 4 will premiere on The CW, Wednesday, October 7 at 8:00pm ET/PT.

This week Stephen finds out the jaw dropping truth that John killed his father. However, he does not tell Cara or any of the Tomorrow People this, but instead helps them figure out a way to free John.

From a picture Stephen finds in Jedikiah’s office of him and his girlfriend Morgan, Cara and Russell locate her and kidnap her as leverage. Cara then goes to Jedikiah telling him if he wants Morgan back he must release John. Stephen finally faces John and asks him why he killed his father. After hearing John he tells him that he knows Thanatos is real and his father is alive and despite him attempting to kill his dad he is still going to help him get out of Ultra.

Stephen asks his mom about his father and Thanatos, but she quickly shuts his questions down. Jedikiah goes to see John, says goodbye to him and quietly whispers something in his ear before leaving. In his office Jedikiah talks to Stephen about Cara still having her powers, and surprisingly he understands that he protected her because he loved her. Jedikiah opens up to Stephen about Morgan and how the Tomorrow People have her, and that to save her Stephen must help orchestrate John’s escape.

After John is freed Cara and Russell return Morgan to Jedikiah, but then Jedikiah makes a surprising request. He asks the Tomorrow People to hide Morgan with them so she is protected from Ultra. Back at the Tomorrow People home base Stephen has John help him attempt to stop time while teleporting, without any success. Stephen’s mom gives him a box of his dad’s research where he finds recordings of his father and the professor doing trials of Thanatos. John finally tells Cara he killed Robert, Stephen’s dad. Understandably Cara is upset and hurt about John lying all these years about everything he made everyone believe was true.

The recordings of Stephen’s dad ends with him saying there is another way to achieve Thanatos. Hearing this Stephen goes to see the professor, who tells him the other way is by dying and being in the state between life and death. The professor tells him it is a long shot, and in the middle of their conversation the professor is murdered by a gunshot in front of Stephen. It turns out the Founder is the one who ordered the hit on the professor. Stephen returns to John, Cara and Russell telling them the professor was killed and that he knows how to save his dad. When he tells them John has to kill him to make Thanatos happen they object and tell him it will not work, because his dad is dead and not stuck in an in between realm.

Stephen brings his two worlds together by having Cara, John and Russell over for dinner with his mom and Astrid. Stephen tells Astrid he is going to bring his father back, but leaves out how he plans on doing it. Jedikiah and Morgan have some time together. Just when it seems Jedikiah may have something redeeming about him he makes the shocking move of shooting Morgan in her sleep.

But the, Jedikiah shocks us again when we learn he did not actually kill Morgan, but faked the whole thing so that the Founder would think he took care of the situation. Meanwhile Morgan hides with the Tomorrow People. John, Russell and Cara prepare to kill Stephen so he can achieve Thanatos. For a second it seems they lost Stephen for good but he wakes up saying he did it and they need to find his father’s body.

What will happen next will keep us on our toes for sure. Could we be seeing Roger in the near future?

This week’s episode jumps right into finding out what “Thanatos,” the message Stephen got from his father while he was unconscious last episode, means.

Although the Tomorrow People are eager to find Stephen’s dad, John is skeptical this word even means anything, considering Stephen did get the message while he was unconscious. Stephen tells John, Cara and Russell that he looked into it at Ultra and all the folders were empty proving his Uncle Jedikiah may indeed be hiding something. Cara comes up with a plan to get the information out of Jedikiah by reading his mind while he’s asleep.

Despite John thinking it’s a bad idea, she and Russell, with the direction of John from the station, break into Jedikiah’s home. Just when Cara is in the middle of reading Jedikiah’s mind Russell knocks something over waking him up. Cara teleports out before he sees her, leaving Jedikiah with Russell. They battle it out while Jedikiah’s men are on their way. Russells manages to switch off Jedikiah’s chip source that was disabling his powers. As luck would have it Russell teleports out right before Jedikiah’s men show up. The only problem is he brings Jedikiah with him when he teleports back to the station. The first order of business is making sure Jedikiah doesn’t figure out where he is, since Stephen made his uncle think he stripped Cara of her powers she can’t let on she still has them. Jedikiah asks to speak to John alone. Their conversation leaves us wondering what else John has been hiding — besides killing of course.

In a flashback, we see the first time Jedikiah tests out whether John has the conviction to use his new ability to kill. John pulls the trigger only to realize the gun wasn’t loaded and it was just Jedikiah testing him. Jedikiah then gives John a real kill mission. The target, apparently, is the person who trained him. It’s clear John doesn’t want this mission by his questioning of it.

Meanwhile, Stephen goes into Ultra where everyone is focused on finding Jedikiah. While at Ultra Stephen finally comes face to face with the head of Ultra, who they call the Founder. Realizing how dangerous the Founder is, Stephen goes to warn Cara that they need to return his uncle. Cara pleads with him saying she just needs some time and asks him to stall. Stephen uses the information about the woman Cara saw while reading his uncle’s mind to distract Ultra. They determine the woman is a breakout and storm her apartment, which she luckily teleports out of before they see her. Stephen handcuffs her outside and question her relations with his uncle. Stephen finds out they’re in love and lets her go telling her this wasn’t his uncle’s doing.

Meanwhile Cara tries to get Jedikiah to tell her the meaning behind Thanatos. Jedikiah gets under Cara’s skin by bring up painful things from her life as a human, prompting her to start punching him. John steps in stopping her from harming Jedikiah further. Cara tells John that every time she’s in Jedikiah’s head there’s something about him he’s holding onto and protecting. Cara warns John that if there’s anything else he’s hiding he should come clean, because she won’t forgive him again for lying.

Cara, John and Russell get answers about Thanatos when they threaten to reveal the location of Morgan, the breakout Jedikiah is in love with, to Ultra. Jedikiah tells them Thanatos is a nickname for an old Princeton physics professor he and Stephen’s father worked with. He earned the nickname Thanatos, which means death, after many of his experiments proved to be deadly. Jedikiah gives them an address of where to find him. John, Stephen and Irene — the science genius among the Tomorrow People — go find the professor. They find the professor and learn Stephen’s dad also had the ability to stop time.

Jedikiah pretends to be choking on his dinner prompting Russell to help him, which is when he puts Russell into a choke hold. Cara, seeing this teleports and stops Jedikiah revealing her powers to him.

With the founder tracking Jedikiah, Ultra begins to zero in on his location. Sensing this, John teleports with Jedikiah out of home base. John points a gun at Jedikiah and fires several shots, but doesn’t kill him. When John attempts to teleport out as Ultra closes in, Jedikiah reveals they’re in an Ultra safe house and his powers are blocked. John is taken into Ultra custody.

Then the big reveal comes when we found out that the person Jedikiah ordered John to kill years ago was Roger, Stephen’s dad (talk about a bad friend, assuming he’s actually dead an there was no trickery involved), explaining John’s doubts when Stephen claimed he saw his dad alive.

Will Stephen and the Tomorrow People ever find out John’s biggest secret yet? So many questions left to be answered.