EPISODES (40)

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  Do You See Me Now?

  S1: E1 Airdate: 2.26.21

  In celebration of Black History Month, the new CW Spotlight series is highlighting our talent and storytellers as they discuss the importance of representation in entertainment.

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  Jordan Calloway - Portraying Complex Characters

  S1: E2 Airdate: 3.3.21

  Jordan Calloway speaks on bringing a complex character to life and what Black Lightning means to the Black community.

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  Azie Tesfai - No Limits

  S1: E3 Airdate: 3.8.21

  Azie Tesfai speaks to the importance of personal resilience and portraying a diverse character.

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  Charmed Ones - The Power of Three

  S1: E4 Airdate: 3.8.21

  Melonie Diaz, Sarah Jeffery, and Madeleine Mantock show young women that anything is possible!

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  David Ramsey - From Acting to Directing

  S1: E5 Airdate: 3.10.21

  From Arrow's Diggle to directing for The CW, David Ramsey breaks down barriers to help establish superhero narratives, and discusses the importance of having Black storytellers behind the camera.

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  Nkechi Okoro Carroll - Changing Perceptions

  S1: E6 Airdate: 3.12.21

  Nkechi Okoro Carroll strives to tell stories that challenge preconceived notions and unify people from all walks of life.

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  Ebony Gilbert - The Writer’s Journey

  S1: E7 Airdate: 3.16.21

  Batwoman writer Ebony Gilbert grew up using writing as a way to make sense of the world around her. Now she strives to tell authentic stories about marginalized communities.

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  Kung Fu Cast - #StopAsianHate

  S1: E8 Airdate: 3.25.21

  The CW supports the AAPI community to #StopAsianHate. To help spread awareness, watch this powerful interview from the cast of Kung Fu.

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  Kung Fu Cast – Representation

  S1: E9 Airdate: 4.14.21

  The cast of Kung Fu reflects on the first time they saw themselves represented in media and how impactful it was for them.

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  Diversity Behind the Camera

  S1: E10 Airdate: 4.22.21

  The CW is committed to bringing diverse perspectives and voices to creative roles behind the camera.

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  Charles Lee Wilson - Opportunities

  S1: E11 Airdate: 4.29.21

  Charles Lee Wilson talks about the power of opportunities and how All American gives people from all walks of life a chance to succeed.

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  Kung Fu Cast - Overcoming Stereotypes

  S1: E12 Airdate: 5.1.21

  In honor of #AAPIHeritageMonth, the cast of #CWKungFu expresses their joy in portraying full, three-dimensional Asian characters that subvert stereotypes. #CWSpotlight

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  Naz Goshtasbpour – Visual Authenticity

  S1: E13 Airdate: 5.3.21

  Naz Goshtasbpour speaks to the importance of production design and how cultural knowledge informs the medium.

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  Keto Shimizu – Authentic Voices

  S1: E14 Airdate: 5.6.21

  Executive Producer Keto Shimizu discusses how crucial it is to have diverse voices in the writers’ room, and how it contributes to good storytelling.

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  Sherri Chung - The Power of Music

  S1: E15 Airdate: 5.14.21

  Composer Sherri Chung discusses reconnecting with her culture through her art, and the shift toward new voices in music composing.

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  Kennedy McMann and Leah Lewis – Navigating Mental Health

  S1: E16 Airdate: 5.22.21

  Kennedy McMann and Leah Lewis discuss the importance of mental health care and the stigma surrounding it.

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  Rachel Skarsten and Meagan Tandy – Raising Mental Health Awareness

  S1: E17 Airdate: 5.28.21

  Rachel Skarsten and Meagan Tandy touch on their personal connections to mental health and how they keep each other in check.

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  Nicole Maines – Writing Dreamer into the Comics

  S1: E18 Airdate: 6.8.21

  Nicole Maines talks about Dreamer’s legacy and how important it is for her character to live on.

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  Maya Houston – Writing LGBTQ+ Characters

  S1: E19 Airdate: 6.16.21

  Batwoman Story Editor Maya Houston talks about writing three-dimensional LGBTQ+ characters and furthering authentic representation on television.

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  Aziza Aba Butain – Art Informs Life

  S1: E20 Airdate: 6.22.21

  Aziza Aba Butain talks about her efforts as a writer to combat the misconceptions of LGBTQ+ representation on-screen.

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  Danny Tolli – Representing Gay Characters

  S1: E21 Airdate: 6.25.21

  Danny Tolli speaks on the joys of writing universal LGBTQ+ stories.

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  The Significance of Pride Month

  S1: E22 Airdate: 7.30.21

  Pride Month is a celebration and a call-to-action to further change for the future. What does Pride Month mean to you?

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  Reflections of Identity

  S1: E23 Airdate: 7.30.21

  Jeanine Mason, Heather Hemmens, and Amber Midthunder speak on the significance of being able to identify with characters on screen.

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  Anjelika Washington – Self-advocacy

  S1: E24 Airdate: 8.30.21

  Anjelika Washington discusses the importance of advocating for herself and making her voice heard.

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  Hispanic Heritage Month Kickoff

  S1: E25 Airdate: 9.15.21

  Kicking off Hispanic Heritage Month with a look at who inspires our CW stars!

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  Lisseth Chavez – Staying True to Herself

  S1: E26 Airdate: 9.24.21

  Lisseth Chavez brings her character to life through her own identity and real stories.

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  Odette Annable – Being Cuban American

  S1: E27 Airdate: 10.1.21

  Odette Annable celebrates her diverse background and shares her experience growing up as a Cuban American.

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  Yvette Monreal - The Power of Positivity

  S1: E28 Airdate: 10.8.21

  Yvette Monreal talks about the power of surrounding yourself with people who support and believe in you.

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  Cristela Alonzo – Being Proud of Who You Are

  S1: E29 Airdate: 10.15.21

  Cristela Alonzo discuses being proud of her cultural identity and how life challenges made her stronger.

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  4400 Cast - The Black Perspective

  S1: E30 Airdate: 10.29.21

  The cast of 4400 discusses re-envisioning a cult hit through a modern, Black lens.

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  4400 Cast – Character Flashbacks

  S1: E31 Airdate: 11.11.21

  4400 explores unrepresented parts of American history through their characters’ pasts.

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  Then & Now #CWSpotlight: Charmed

  S1: E32 Airdate: 2.28.22

  The Charmed cast talks about the importance of representation on screen and honors those who paved the the way before them.

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  Then & Now: Javicia Leslie

  S1: E33 Airdate: 3.2.22

  Javicia looks up to those who use their art to spread a message for change.

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  Then & Now: Kaci Walfall

  S1: E34 Airdate: 3.2.22

  Kaci discusses not wanting to be put in a box and play roles that challenge her.

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  Olivia Liang – Strong Women

  S1: E35 Airdate: 3.16.22

  Olivia Liang discusses the strong women in the cast of Kung Fu.

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  Then & Now: Meagan Tandy

  S1: E36 Airdate: 3.2.22

  Meagan looks up to those who are gracious, respectful, and inspire others.

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  Then & Now: Geffri Maya & Kellie Jenrette

  S1: E37 Airdate: 3.25.22

  Geffri Maya & Kellie Jenrette talk about the responsibility of being an artist and performing at the highest level.

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  Then & Now: Cory Hardrict & Netta Walker

  S1: E38 Airdate: 4.8.22

  Cory Hardrict and Netta Walker reminisce about their common influences and motivations.

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  Then & Now: All American: Homecoming Cast

  S1: E39 Airdate: 4.14.22

  The cast of All American: Homecoming share who has inspired them as artists.

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  Kung Fu Cast – AAPI Heritage Month 2022

  S1: E40 Airdate: 5.2.22

  Kung Fu portrays Chinese American culture with authenticity and nuance. How is your family celebrating AAPI Heritage Month?