Oh you know it!

Same! I was just thinking, "This show is more optimistic than I expected!" when it happened.

I definitely feel this concern! I'm going to try to keep my headlines as spoiler-free as possible and I definitely won't reveal any major twists or anything.

Captain America: Civil War: What happens when your old boyfriend meets your new boyfriend?

I just mean this episode. I really like the show as a whole.

This is also my headcanon. And potentially Clarke Peters's headcanon too—I feel like he plays this dude as Lester.

I wish I could erase what I already know about the comic book/set up of the series and watch with totally fresh eyes because I was wondering about this as well.

I am not throwing away my shot.

Marvel is so good at creating very homoerotic friendships and then not addressing them (see also: Peggy and Angie on Agent Carter and Cap and Falcon in Winter Soldier).

You and me both, my friend!

Well I think the show is trying to…oh, hang on, my phone. Sorry, this is really important, I've gotta take it.

Sure! I think the "friendzone" storyline has been played out so many times where the guy gets the girl in the end as a kind of prize. It would be nice to see Supergirl subvert that a bit and not have Kara won over by him.

Plus Pokemon taught us that electricity beats water anyway so I'm not buying it.

I think it was when she was a girl. Those Els were jet-setters.

I was really getting that vibe in the last Cat/Kara scene although I agree it's unexpectedly subtle if that's what they're going for.

The Alex/Eliza scene really needed some Will Schuester rapping.

He'll 100% be back but with how fast this show moves I wouldn't be surprised if it happens in an episode or two.

I took it as Kara's way to honor her biological mother's memory. Since Alex isn't in danger of "replacing" a sibling, I could see why Kara's less adamant about that.

You don't sit around and listen to "Take Me To Church" in candlelit rooms with your parents?

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