It's like you're watching a completely different show than the rest of us.

As many others have stated in these comments, various runs of Supergirl have stated that she is stronger than Superman for comic book science reasons. It depends on what year you're reading the book in.

Well, as soon as Kara injured Rhea enough for her to bleed, the Kryptonite affected Kara. So unless Kara knocks out Rhea with one punch, it makes sense that as soon as Kara hits Rhea hard enough to draw blood, Rhea would have the upper hand.

I'm assuming Cadmus is going to continue in season 3, so their plot didn't need to be wrapped up in this finale. The fact that they came out publicly to take credit for stopping the invasion, and to say "We told you so", makes me believe they may become a legitimate organization next season and a continued threat.

No matter which of them is stronger, Supergirl is the better fighter. She's been training with Alex and DEO to be a better fighter and use her powers better. Superman's fighting skills are all self-taught, "on the job training".

Plus Alex had just seen Kara's relationship torn apart by circumstances beyond her control. She recognized that any relationship could end at any time due to bad guys' interference. It helped spur her on to be married to Maggie as soon as possible.

Even though he's only appeared as Superman in 4 episodes, it feels like Hoechlin has been playing the role for years.

@Simba711:disqus Why is your comment still awaiting moderation, or needing moderation at all? I was expecting something offensive but it was completely reasonable.

"Can we let Kara stay single for a while?" She was single the entire first season. Yes, there was the date with Cat's son, and the flirting with James, but they didn't act on that until the end of that season. So we had an entire season with Kara being single, and only about 1/2 a season where she was in a…

"First off there is NO WAY Supergirl would have won that fight with Superman." As has already been discussed in these comments, the comics have said more than once that Supergirl is stronger than Superman. But even if you ignore that, this version of Supergirl is a better fighter than he is. Yes he's been on Earth…

This movie is bonkers! And did those sharks get paid? Is Modine wearing a wig?

As a Canadian, let me assure everyone that all Canadian duels are non-lethal and always end with a hearty handshake and a trip to the local pub.

"Hey, you know what will sway public opinion to my side? I should secretly record the woman interviewing me, and then threaten to release those recordings! And I should say that she is obsessed with me too, because what woman wouldn't be? And on a completely unrelated note, I wonder why people don't like me."

Children and gay people are shot and killed. Ted Nugent is unswayed and unrepentant.

I flipped through this in my local comic shop. The idea of reading a comic where the main characters were the most boring part of Wolverine and the X-Men just doesn't appeal to me. I mean, are these characters really that popular?

The movie was as awesome as I remembered it. Love Pullman's performance. He is so uncomfortable when Dickens shows any interest in him.

I live in a town that is minutes away from a provincial capital where I work and do most of my shopping.

I'd be willing to accept the the lead from this bomb would spread throughout the entire atmosphere much quicker than nuclear fallout, since the lead bomb was specifically designed to spread the lead - that's its primary (and only) goal. For a nuclear bomb, I think its primary goal is to explode and cause destruction…

I think they said the lead bomb would spread lead through the entire Earth's atmosphere. They could have taken Mon-El to the point on the exact opposite side of the Earth (i.e. wherever it would take the longest for the lead to spread to), but that would just be delaying the inevitable.

I want a buddy-cop movie with Cast Away's Wilson and Stephen Seagull.