18, 2006, it was confirmed that The CW did not pick up the show for the 2006/2007 schedule. Reports (beginning after the upfronts) said The CW was still considering Aquaman for midseason due to interest piqued by the leaked promotional trailer. The pilot episode is available at Apple's iTunes Music Store Xbox Live Video Marketplace and is on the Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths Blu-ray as a special feature. It was also broadcast on Canada's YTV on June 9, 2007. It starred Justin Hartley as Arthur Curry/Aquaman, with supporting roles by Ving Rhames and Lou Diamond Phillips. There have been no talks of picking up the series since June 2006. The Flash In the second-season The Flash episode "The Darkness and the Light", Hunter Zolomon (disguised as Jay Garrick) made reference to a close friend from Atlantis. Batwoman In the second-season Batwoman episoded "Time Off For Good Behavior", Luke Fox jokes that the next person Black Mask blames for his daughter's death will be Aquaman. In the third-season episode "Loose Tooth", Aquaman was mentioned in the opening scene. Peacemaker Momoa made an uncredited cameo appearance as Aquaman in the Peacemaker season finale episode "It's Cow or Never". The Big Bang Theory Aquaman is frequently referenced in The Big Bang Theory, where the main characters often argue as to which superhero is better. One of them also dresses like him when going to a costume contest or for Halloween. During a panel interaction with the crowd at Comic-Con 2014, a member of the audience asked the writers of The Big Bang Theory why Aquaman sometimes got a bad rap at the show. After answering her question, they realized that the member asking the question was Marianne Norris, the granddaughter of Paul Norris, the creator of Aquaman. Film Live-action Development of an Aquaman film In 2007, Santiago Cabrera was cast as Aquaman in a Justice League film called Justice League: Mortal. However, the movie was shelved later in the year. There have been plans to produce an Aquaman film since 2003. Sunrise Entertainment's Alan and Peter Riche planned to bring Aquaman to the big screen for Warner Bros. with Ben Grant, a first time writer, writing the screenplay. However, the film fell through. Years later, it was reported that an Aquaman film was in development at Leonardo DiCaprio's Appian Way Productions, though that film also was never created. DC Extended Universe