If you’re not caught up on season 3 of “Arrow” this article may contain some SPOILERS. It’s no surprise though that Sara Lance will be returning to DC’s TV universe in February in CW’s new
spinoff
“DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. “ Played by actress
Caity Lotz the resurrection of the hero now known as The White Canary has been a topic of great discussion since her announced return in the new series.
The question was posed to executive producer
Marc Guggenheim, and talking with EW’s Natalie Abrams, Guggenheim had this to say.
“On Arrow, we’ve got some business [to handle],” executive producer Marc Guggenheim tells me. “Ray didn’t explode in a catastrophic explosion and Sara needs to not be dead.” Hmm, could the new Ra’s al Ghul, aka Malcolm Merlyn, be the one to resurrect Sara? “He’s got a strong point of view on [that],” Guggenheim says. “It’s going to be handled head-on. We’re doing a really great episode that really tackles the question of Sara, death and resurrection. On Arrow, nothing is easy, so it’s not as simple as dumping her in the water.”
Laying the ground for the new series seems to be a common theme for season 4 of
“Arrow” and season 2 of “
The Flash”. Are you concerned that it may take away from each shows own stories or enhance them as CW expands their every growing DC universe. Leave your thought below.
DC's Legends of Tomorrow or simply Legends of Tomorrow focuses on time-traveling rogue Rip Hunter, who has to recruit a rag-tag team of heroes and villains to help prevent an apocalypse that could impact not only Earth, but all of time.
A DC Entertainment television series developed by Greg Berlanti, Andrew Kreisberg and Marc Guggenheim, who also executive produce with showrunner Phil Klemmer, and Sarah Schechter. Starring Victor Garber, Brandon Routh, Caity Lotz, Arthur Darvill, Ciara Renée, Franz Drameh, Dominic Purcell, Wentworth Miller.
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