superhero shows I want to see

shows I want to see: superheroes
shows I want to see action/adventure / animated / anime / anthology / CGI / detectives / drama / fantasy / horror / kid/teen / legal / period / sci-fi / sitcoms / sketch / superheroes / supernatural & paranormal
see also: DCOMs / limited series / Masterpiece/Mystery / miniseries / shows I've missed since 2011 / specials / TV movies (2011-present) / Wonderful World of Disney

Batwoman, on The CW
Amazon; A.V. Club; Batman Wiki; CW; DC Comics; DC Database; IMDb; Max; TV Tango; TV Tropes; Warner Bros.; Wikia; Wikipedia

This is part of the Arrowverse. It premiered in 2019. Can't watch it because I don't have the CW.

Black Lightning, on The CW
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Can't watch because I don't get the CW. (But despite being on the CW and from the same creative people as various Arrowverse shows, this is apparently not going to be part of the Arrowverse.)

Electra Woman and Dyna Girl, on ABC
IMDb; Retro Junk; TV Tango; TV Tropes; Wikipedia

This first aired the year after I was born, so it's kinda before my time. I can't help expecting it to be incredibly stupid, so whatever slim desire I might have to check it out is for entirely the wrong reason. But you never know, I could be surprised and actually like it. Still, I very much doubt I'll ever get around to seeing it, anyway. (It was initially a segment on something called "The Krofft Supershow," but I am quite confident I would be entirely uninterested in any of the other segments on that show.)

The Green Hornet, on ABC
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I don't really know much of anything about this show, but I wouldn't mind checking it out someday if possible.

Legends of Tomorrow, on The CW
Amazon; A.V. Club; Council of Geeks; CW; DC Comics; IMDb; TV Tango; TV Tropes; Warner Bros.; Wikia; Wikipedia

The official title may be "DC's Legends of Tomorrow," but as is the case with Marvel shows, I'm not planning on including the comics publisher in the title, in my review. Anyway, it's part of the Arrowverse, so I was really looking forward to it. Unfortunately, I have been unable to watch it because I don't get the CW. I had been watching CW shows on Hulu, but shortly before this series debuted, my internet just slowed down too much to watch anything on Hulu. Which means I've had to stop watching a lot of shows, which is really annoying. So I have no idea when I'll get to see this (or any of the Arrowverse shows I had been watching). But hopefully I will, someday.

Legion, on FX
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I guess this isn't really a "superhero" show, but it is about Marvel comic book characters, and the show may eventually tie into either the X-Men movies or the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Or it may stand alone. Anyway, I'd like to check it out someday, if I get the chance, but right now I don't get FX.

Naomi, on The CW
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I'm not familiar with the comic book, but it seems like a show I'd like to check out if I ever get the chance.

The Secrets of Isis, on CBS/syndication
Hulu; IMDb; Retro Junk; TV Tango; TV Tropes; Wikipedia

Also known simply as "Isis." This began airing in 1975, the year I was born. So It's before my time. I guess it aired along with a related show called "Shazam!", which was based on the DC Comics character Captain Marvel, with whom I am barely familiar. I don't think Isis had any relation to the comics, though. Anyway, I might like to check out both shows someday, but this is probably the one I'd be more interested in.

Superboy, in syndication
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This ran for four seasons, from 1988-92. I don't recall being aware of it at the time, but I may have been, vaguely. (It certainly wasn't on any channel I got.) In the third season, the title was changed to "The Adventures of Superboy."

Superman & Lois, on The CW
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streaming sites: Amazon; Google Play; Max; Vudu; YouTube

This was originally supposed to be a spin-off of Supergirl, but was eventually revealed to be set in an alternate universe. However, I think it's still technically part of the Arrowverse. Maybe. Either way, I can't watch it, because I don't get the CW.

Wonder Woman, on ABC/CBS
Amazon; DC Comics; IMDb; Max; MeTV; Retro Junk; TV Tango; TV Tropes; WB Shop; Wikipedia

Don't know what to say except of course it's based on the comic book character, and it starred Lynda Carter. I reckon I'll definitely have to get the DVDs someday.