SUPERGIRL

Melissa Benoist posted a few pics to her Instagram account, revealing that the Super Girl Scouts of Oklahoma visited the show's set.

The Super Girl Scouts of Oklahoma dropped by National City today... #girlscouts A photo posted by @melissabenoist on

...and I'm pretty sure we had a good time 😄 #girlscouts A photo posted by @melissabenoist on

Premieres October 26 on CBS

CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR

Heroic Hollywood has heard a new rumor about "Civil War's" plot and Spider-Man's involvement. The potentially spoilery rumor states that Tom Holland is in Germany right now filming because Spidey has a fight scene with Captain America.

Yahoo! has an interview with stars Chris Evans and Anthony Mackie wherein they enthusiastic pitch a buddy comedy movie with their characters called "Captain America and Falcon In Jamaica."

Opens May 6, 2016

DEADPOOL

Variety has posted their weekly ListenFirst Digital Audience Ratings (DAR) for film, which measures fan engagement across social media platforms like Facebook, Google+, Instagram, Tumblr, Twitter, YouTube and Wikipedia. This week's report reveals that "Deadpool" fell out of the top spot to second place thanks to "Hateful Eight," the film remains the most discussed movie on Tumblr and its red-band trailer has so far accumulated more than 42 million YouTube views.

Opens February 12, 2016

FEAR THE WALKING DEAD

In an interview with CBR, "Fear" lead Kim Dickens revealed whether or not she finds the on-set zombies horrific or humorous.

THE FLASH





In an interview with TV Line, "Flash" EP Gabrielle Stanton reveals the thinking behind bringing in another speedster -- Jay Garrick, as played by Teddy Sears.

"We didn't want Barry to get lonely so we thought we'd bring in some more speedsters," said Stanton. "It's always Barry's journey. The Flash is always about Barry, but these people who come in will show us different ways that The Flash can be... [Jay Garrick is] going to be Barry's mentor a little bit and help him really reach his potential."

Stanton also talked about bad guy Professor Zoom. "Zoom is going to be very different in terms of motivation, in terms of what he wants from the Flash, in terms of why he's doing what he's doing," said Stanton. "I know a lot of people are thinking, '[Professor Zoom and Reverse Flash] were so similar in the comics. What's going to make them different?' I guarantee no one will confuse him for one second with what we did last year. It's actually much more different than people would think."

Another ten second promo for the show has appeared as well.

Returns October 6 on the CW

GOTHAM

Lead actor Ben McKenzie talked to Entertainment Weekly about some of the problems he had with "Gotham's" first season.

"I think we made a mistake relatively early on in trying to introduce a villain and take care of that villain in one episode: catch them, send them to Arkham, do whatever," said McKenzie. "That was just a mistake. We should've never done it... The audience really wants to understand who these people are and live with them, sit with them and enjoy them. Whether they're evil or good, they are entertaining. So that's what we're doing in season 2. [It's] really kick ass. I think it's exactly what the fans want to see."

Returns September 21 on Fox

GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY 2

Collider has reported that "Guardians of the Galaxy" composer Tyler Bates will return to score the sequel.

Opens May 5, 2017

MARVEL'S MOST WANTED

The Hollywood Reporter has learned that the "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." spinoff starring Adrianne Palicki and Nick Blood is not dead like previously thought. ABC has put in a pilot order for the show, called "Marvel's Most Wanted." This version of the spinoff is described as "a new take focusing on the same duo and their continuing adventures."

SUICIDE SQUAD

In an interview with Zap2It, Ike Barinholtz hinted at who he's playing in "Suicide Squad" and talked up the cast's comedy chops.

"I can tell you my character in that movie is someone you would not want at your house for dinner," said Barinholtz. "He's a very troubled human being."

Barinholtz then weighed in on the super serious trailer. "The trailer is very serious, but [director] David Ayer is a psychopath. As as much as he loves the dark and exploring the disturbed side of society, it's not like you're telling jokes, but if you can just kind of in the moment try to play things a little honestly and react to these giant, huge superhero things that are happening, funny stuff can kind of happen and there can be laughs from it," said Barinholtz. "With that said, who knows; when the cut the movie it might be very serious. But Will Smith is a very funny guy, Jai Courtney is actually a very funny guy, Margot Robbie is actually funny, so I think there is going to be some moments in that that actually make people laugh."

Opens on August 5, 2016

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