After the Crisis event last year, the CW had been looking to go with a smaller crossover according network president Mark Pedowitz, who said in May that the crossover would be a two-hour event, most likely including Batwoman and the upcoming Superman & Lois show.
"We're not really able to cross over because physically, we can't cross crews due to the fear of exposure to COVID," Dries told TVLine, who said that the anticipated meeting between Batwoman and Supergirl is off, too.
Even without the pandemic, the upcoming season of CW's superhero shows was set to be complicated.
Meanwhile, both Black Lightning and Supergirl will air their final seasons this year.
"I'm so heartbroken about the COVID situation because I know that it’s Black Lightning's last season, and I would have loved to do a crossover with them.
"Whatever show that has Black people on it, I'm going to do these crossovers because I just want it to be a super Black crossover."?
The Batwoman Season 2 premiere airs on Sunday, January 17 at 8PM, followed a few weeks later by Black Lightning Season 4 on February 8 at 9PM?
Supergirl's filming is dependent on star Melissa Benoist's pregnancy, while Legends of Tomorrow has typically aired later in the season anyway
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