As long as Kara is fired, I hope they make it for a good while. Otherwise what was the point? I've mentioned that Lena could offer her a PR job, which could have potential if the writers continue to make Lena morally ambiguous.

Twelve years unless they've messed up the timeline (again). It was established last season that she was twenty four and had been on Earth for twelve years. Like when Mon-El said Jeremiah had been missing for, what, fifteen years but Kara came to Earth twelve years before the Pilot and Jeremiah was around then. If it's…

In the comics her disguise was a wig, which makes about as much sense as glasses or a domino mask. If my wife or daughter put on a wig or dyed her hair I'd still recognize her. I wear glasses and there's no way anyone who knows me would be fooled if I took them off.

Except Snapper ISN'T good at seeing through subterfuge. Snapper believes in what he sees. If he sees someone Guardian just tied up getting shot from off camera then Guardian fired the shot. If he finds out today that Lena was framed, well, "Yesterday she was guilty," which is a real line of dialogue from a couple of…

Honestly, I kinda hope she doesn't find out. Granted she has the worst "secret identity" in the world but the fewer people who know it the better. James knows, Winn knows, Maggie knows, Lucy Lane and Max Lord know even though neither is still around, just about everyone who's ever worked for the DEO knows… It reminds…

I doubt that's the direction things will go but they've already taken things in ridiculous directions anyway. My pet theory is that Lena will offer to hire her as a PR type. A Super not only friends with but working for a Luthor. That has possibilities, especially if Lena continues to be written as morally ambiguous.

As you mention, there's absolutely nothing wrong with "I was flying by and heard you scream." I mean, she just fell off a building. What is she supposed to do, NOT scream? If that happened to me I'd STILL be screaming. And probably need a change of underwear. No "negging" involved.

As I noted above, her rent is probably on the order of $2000 a month so she needs a job of some kind. My guess is that Lena will offer her a PR job. Or, just maybe, the DEO could actually start paying her since J'onn thinks of her as an employee anyway. Either would have the effect of rendering all the CatCo…

I've been saying for a long time that we probably won't see Mon-El beyond this season. I hope I'm right. First, if they're even remotely adhering to comics canon, he's destined to end up in the future with the Legion of Superheroes. Second, again assuming they're paying any attention to canon, Supergirl+Mon-El were…

Or pushing downward so it can't escape the atmosphere. Really, using a starship to send a bunch of aliens back where they came from is a huge waste of resources.

Assuming National City is L.A., a one bedroom would average $1500-2000 a month: http://laist.com/2015/02/23… Let's assume Kara's place is at the upper end of the scale and she'd need to earn $12/hr. or so take home pay just to afford rent. Granted, she doesn't need a car or health or dental insurance but there are…

Someone, say James Olsen the CEO, could have remembered that CatCo is a media company, not just a newspaper/magazine publisher. The CEO of a major MEDIA company could have arranged for the story to get out there. We know from last season that CatCo owns at least one radio station and probably more. What is Snapper…

Or she could have fried enough engines that the ship had to land. Or they could have used a frickin' starship for cryin' out loud! for something other than deporting a bunch of aliens, which is all kinds of lame and stupid and bad writing, and had a different fiendish plot and a different, actually halfway believable…

I'm still wondering about that. Exactly what CatCo resources did she use? I mean, it's her personal laptop, right? I get the breach of contract thing but not the misuse of resources.

In some ways it goes back to when Jack Kirby had a short run on the Jimmy Olsen comic back in the 70's. Previous writers thought of Superman as some alien who was "disguised as Clark Kent, mild mannered reporter for a great metropolitan newspaper." Kirby decided to approach Superman as a regular guy who happened to…

B- maybe a C+ for me. Some nice moments but far too many plot holes.

I posted elsewhere that it would be so simple for Supergirl to just say "I was flying by and heard you scream." I mean, who has coffee with a superhero? How does Kara explain that she even knows Supergirl? I mean, sure, it was always more-or-less accepted for years in the comics that Clark Kent had some way of…

So instead of paying attention to her "civilian" life, as in better writing, the solution is to just get rid of it?

Immigrant aliens who look and act normal = setup for dramatic scene. Actress in recurring role who looks semi-normal = less time and expense for makeup. Alien who actually looks like an alien = now that the audience knows what's up we can play with said alien's appearance. Not everything is about bigotry.

I was under the impression that they (Supers) were just really good at holding their breath in previous incarnations. Alex said last season that Supergirl can't "generate thrust" outside the atmosphere even though Superman can have missions off world according to Kelex. We also saw Supergirl pass out after hurling Ft.…