‘Lego Batman’ Invades The CW, CBS, and… Ellen?
‘2 Broke Girls’
One thing you could never accuse 2 Broke Girls of: having understated cleavage — until now. They’d better take down this billboard fast! These women have a reputation to uphold! (Credit: Warner Bros.)
‘Arrow’ and ‘The Flash’
We’re so close to a Lego Justice League, so close… (Credit: Warner Bros.)
‘The Big Bang Theory’
That must be Thai food because they’re all eating it with a fork. Even the Lego version of Sheldon could tell you why. (Credit: Warner Bros.)
‘The Ellen DeGeneres Show’
Batman/Ellen dance party? As divided as we are as a nation, literally everybody could get behind that at least, right? (Credit: Warner Bros.)
‘Gotham’
A sad victim of poor timing, the only thing missing here is a Lego Jerome and his mad cackle. (Credit: Warner Bros.)
‘The Middle’
The youngest Heck is Brick. Even though that wasn’t what his parents had in mind when they named him, he was basically born to be turned into a Lego. (Credit: Warner Bros.)
‘Mom’
Sure, Allison Janney’s got seven Emmy Awards — plenty of people have seven Emmy Awards. Now this, this is a real honor. (Credit: Warner Bros.)
‘Supergirl’
Has anyone pitched Lego Batman vs. Lego Supergirl: Dawn of Justice yet? Dibs! (Credit: Warner Bros.)
It’s a slippery slope. First, it was The Lego Movie. Then, it was The Lego Batman Movie. That meant, naturally, that the DC superheroes over on The CW would get Lego-ized — this week’s episodes all feature a spot with Batman and the CW heroes.
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And now Lego madness has broken everywhere. The traditional billboards that decorate the walls of Warner Bros. studios in Burbank, Calif. have been replaced by their Lego counterparts. That includes the CBS lineup of Mom, 2 Broke Girls, and The Big Bang Theory; ABC’s The Middle; The Ellen DeGeneres Show; and, of course, Fox’s Gotham. Who do you think will get the plastic brick treatment next?
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