Consequences can be a trouble area for so many of The CW’s DC shows.
With such long seasons (typically around 22 episodes), consequences are often arbitrary or short-lived.
Remember when The Flash gave a single episode to Flashpoint, where Barry essentially splits the timeline? Though there was fallout teased from that and other “major” moments within the Arrow-verse, it’s rare to find any real commitment to follow-through.
But Black Lightning has always distinguished itself as something very different within the CW’s DC lineup, not just because …
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