A highly popular and impactful superhero series is leaving Netflix after being available on the platform for over ten years. Originally debuting on The CW on October 10, 2012, it became a Netflix favorite a year later. Now, because of a licensing agreement ending, the show will move to a different streaming service later this month, which is sad news for DC fans who regularly watched it on Netflix.
Fans of the DC superhero show Arrow have a limited time to watch it on Netflix. The series, which followed the success of Smallville and became a hit in its own right, will leave Netflix on December 18th. This is because the agreement allowing Netflix to stream the show is ending and won’t be renewed. Arrow isn’t the only show affected; Supernatural and The 100 are also being removed from Netflix on the same date. The shows will be moving to HBO Max.
After being lost at sea for five years, billionaire Oliver Queen (Amell) unexpectedly returns to Starling City. Though he appears to be the same carefree playboy, he’s secretly been changed by his ordeal. As he reconnects with family and friends like his sister, Thea (Holland), Oliver leads a double life. By night, with the help of his loyal friend Diggle (Ramsey), he becomes a masked vigilante, fighting to fix the city’s problems and restore it to its former state.
‘Arrow’ Was a Big Hit With Fans and Critics
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Like most TV shows that run for several seasons, Arrow eventually started to get mixed reactions from fans and critics, but it had a very strong start. The first season earned an 85% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with audiences giving it an 80% score. Critics praised it as everything from one of the best comic book adaptations on TV to an exciting drama that everyone could enjoy. Most fans agreed, describing it as fantastic and a great show for DC Comics enthusiasts.
The popular show Arrow concluded on January 28, 2020, and is remembered as a groundbreaking superhero series that significantly impacted television. It paved the way for other successful shows like Peacemaker, Daredevil, and The Punisher. While it will be removed from Netflix on December 18th, fans will be able to stream it on HBO Max in the future.
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