The trailer for “Under Pressure” holds true to the name. It comes in short and sweet and things look to escalate further and further as the Knights continue to try and clear their names and find more and more layers. Will they make it better or worse for themselves?

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The gallery for “Under Pressure” shows us some pictures of what Gotham’s high society looks like in the show. Where would we be if we didn’t see people drinking and in suits, certainly not in Gotham, and certainly not having the Court of Owls involved. We also get to see graffiti alleyways to give a feel of Gotham’s two extremes. Which scene will have the darker implications? Which will carry the most tension? Check out the whole gallery below!

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It wouldn't be the Flash if there wasn't some time travel involved, and it looks like the eighth episode will be dealing with Barry and Iris taking a trip to the past according to the new synopsis. Meanwhile, it seems that the burgeoning relationship between Chester and Allegra still has some bumps in the road, with Cecile acting as a buffer towards the new revelation. We'll also have Khione meeting an old friend from Team Flash, and we're curious as to who it will be. Check out the synopsis below:

STUCK IN THE PAST, RACING TO THE FUTURE – A seemingly simple mold inspection at S.T.A.R. Labs leads to unexpected time anomalies. Barry (Grant Gustin) and Iris (Candice Patton) try to make sense of the confusion – and figure out how to get back to their reality. Chester (Brandon McKnight) admits a secret to Allegra (Kayla Compton) which makes things awkward between the two, and Allegra relies on Cecile (Danielle Nicolet) to act as a buffer.  Meanwhile, Khione (Danielle Panabaker) meets with an old friend of Team Flash. The episode was written by Sarah Tarkoff & Joshua V. Gilbert and directed by Ed Fraiman (#908).  Original airdate 4/5/2023.

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Another week, another synopsis and it looks like we will see the Knights taking up the detective mantle. They decide to divide and conquer hoping to learn more about the many things they continue to uncover. Check out the official synopsis below.

“X” MARKS THE SPOT — After discovering some potential leads in their investigation, Turner (Oscar Morgan) and Harper (Fallon Smythe) investigate a possible connection between Bruce Wayne’s death and the mysterious death of a lawyer.  Meanwhile, Carrie (Navia Robinson) and Duela (Olivia Rose Keegan) head to a nursing home to question Eunice (guest star Veronica Cartwright).  At the Belfry, Stephanie (Anna Lore) opens up to Cullen (Tyler DiChiara) about her life at home, while Harvey (Misha Collins) makes an unsettling discovery.  Geoff Shotz directed the episode written by David Paul Francis & Devon Balsamo-Gillies (#104).  Original airdate 4/4/2023.

Will each duo work well together? Will they find answers, or only end up with more questions? Will they share everything they learn with the rest of the group? Let us know your thoughts below and in our forum! Don't forget to follow us on Twitter for breaking news!

Close friendships and familial bonds will be tested to their limit with the next engrossing episode of Superman and Lois.

Going off the newly released synopsis down below for “Too Close to Home”, Clark Kent and John Henry Irons will be at each other's throats, despite having a fairly close companionship in the past, that the former's wife will ultimately walk in on.At the same time, Kyle will have to act as a mediator between the broken trust between Sarah and Lana. Finally, Jonathan will have to face off against his girlfriend's father in the next episode of Superman and Lois.

TENSIONS MOUNT – Lois (Elizabeth Tulloch) interrupts an intense conversation between Clark (Tyler Hoechlin) and John Henry (Wole Parks). Meanwhile, Kyle (Erik Valdez) tries to run interference between Sarah (Inde Navarrette) and Lana (Emmanuelle Chriqui). Lastly, Jonathan (Michael Bishop) has a heated discussion with Candice’s dad. Stewart Hendler directed the episode written by Juliana James (#304).  Original airdate 4/4/2023.

How will our favorite characters be able to move past these obstacles? Will the bonds between our heroes strengthen or loosen by the end of this season? Feel free to discuss your thoughts and theories in the forum and comments below! 

The gallery for “Scene of the Crime” shows us a few scenes from the episode, and some deeply concerned looks from our main characters. Turner and Carrie specifically seem to have found themselves in a world of trouble, but returning to where Batman was killed has a way of doing that. What has them so shocked? Will they get caught or will they get away? Check out the whole gallery below!

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