Destiny is now.
The origins of the world’s greatest hero–from Krypton refugee Kal-el’s arrival on Earth through his tumultuous teen years to Clark Kent’s final steps toward embracing his destiny as the Man of Steel.
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These are ordered by the people they share with this show, cast and crew who worked on both.
More overlap ranks higher. Someone who worked on almost everything counts for less than a rare connection, so a person who links only these two shows is worth more than a prolific one.
Executive producer Brian Robbins produced both, Joe Davola and Michael Tollin produced too, composer Mark Snow scored both and director David Carson directed four episodes, with 8 others.
Director Chris Long directed three episodes and Michael W. Watkins, Philip Sgriccia, James A. Contner and Peter Ellis directed too, with 11 others.
Executive producer Miles Millar produced both and Alfred Gough and James Marshall produced too.
Composer Mark Snow scored both, writer Greg Walker wrote for both, director Michael W. Watkins directed two episodes and Thomas J. Wright and Morgan Beggs directed too, with 180 others.
Director Tim Scanlan directed 45 episodes, Mairzee Almas and Wayne Rose directed too and writer Tracy Bellomo wrote for both, with 53 others.
Justin Hartley plays Oliver Queen across 72 episodes, Jensen Ackles and Erica Durance appear too and director David Barrett directed two episodes, with 58 others.
Jensen Ackles plays Jason Teague across 22 episodes, director Mike Rohl directed 15 episodes and James L. Conway, Jeannot Szwarc and Philip Sgriccia directed too, with 499 others.