My favorite is "What Did I Miss?" but that basically means I like it .1% more than all of the other songs I love. "Satisfied," "Room Where It Happens," "One Last Time," and "Guns And Ships" are all amazing. I've also been jamming out to "Helpless" a lot recently.

Hey, she did get the name Supergirl to stick! Not so sure Terriblegirl is going to catch on in the same way…

This is like that episode of Community that ended with a pro-cousin marriage PSA.

I noticed the double B- as well! What a world. I also agree I'm grading Supergirl pretty harshly since I believe it has a whole lot of potential we haven't seen utilized yet.

Good points all around! I don't think Kara and Alex need to be mad at each other, I just want them to express their affectionate beyond just saying, "I care deeply about you." A little more showing and a little less telling (or at least some more nuanced telling) would go a long way to making their relationship feel…

To be fair, I just saw Steve Jobs and she's remarkably similar to that film's take on Jobs. So maybe people this over-the-top really do succeed…

I forgot to keep count so thanks for this!

The one good thing about The Green Lantern is that it basically features this scene verbatim.

I'm giving it a lot of room to grow with my grading. I have faith it can reach some pretty high heights.

So far I'm enjoying the random superheroics almost as much if not more than the fight sequences.

I do and I do!

When Jeremy Jordan sings, all of his flaws are forgiven.

I mean The Flash proved that Berlanti and Co. are not above sibling romances.

From what I gather from the creators I think he *is* supposed to be her best friend? But, yeah, that does not come across here.

This is a really interesting point. I'm pretty chill about adaptations making big changes so it doesn't bother me personally but I think this analogy is a good one.

I'd be curious to hear if you come to any conclusions! The dichotomy is interesting to me as well. Especially since this whole superhero era kicked off with X-Men which had a pretty diverse cast of female characters.

The sewing was so random. I mean I'm all for characters being multi-faceted but superhero shows have taught me that everyone gets one trait.

Good point! How would Henshaw have defeated Vartox if Supergirl didn't show up?

Your point about Superman being an alien everyone knows about just blew my mind.

I will keep my eyes out for any emerging stars.