at least we have Sweet Ray-Ray in the crossover to ease us out of the Supergirl era.

oh christ, his next act is definitely getting “saved” and going on their media to preach about it.

I absolutely think they’ve tried to sell her the old masters and she’s rejected it out of sheer cussedness.

ooooooooooh an adaptation of The Wonder!

yeah, his reaction did feel more personal/awestruck than shocked.

the baby Spooner/Spooner’s mom play! they’ve found that loophole before, so hopefully it doesn’t get ignored if they need it.

eh, they could use something similar to saving Spooner’s mom without repairing Spooner’s childhood.

that would be a cool compromise between Flannel!Zari’s totem home and Nate’s idea to stay in the pocket dimension. plus I’d like to see the other Legends meet Zari’s totem family too.

Totem World could be a fun bottle-ish episode if we meet all the old totem bearers Flannel!Zari’s been hanging out with.

-“I’m finding it very hard to erase the image of my wife being shot by a trigger-happy local.” Sara has mostly processed her new healing factor by jumping into its usefulness- with the big speech over how scary it was to watch Ava disappear, maybe she’ll slow down and try not to traumatize Ava with it too much.

+1 to seeing Thomas and wondering if it was a son or a partner. I’m also kind of waiting for the other shoe to drop and learn that the Legends promised to save somebody terrible in return for his help.

is that the one where Kara asks J’onn to impersonate Supergirl to fix her cover with Cat? That was the first time the writing on this show made me want to throw things.

I hope the movie version goes in a completely different direction with their Supergirl. The idea of recasting Kara Danvers is almost as unthinkable as finding a new Xena.

lizard people conspiracies...oh no, oh no. do any of these people not end up wildly anti-Semitic?

whether Supergirl is worth watching past S1 depends on what you’re looking to get out of it.

you would think SO MANY THINGS, but enjoying Supergirl frequently meant not thinking through what they were doing.

the temporary part is an improvement, but it’s explicitly done because people might ignore Kara if they’re left the choice! it’s real bad.

For such a “liberal” show, the whole “let’s invade people’s mind, shut down their defense mechanism so they can listen to our message” was quite unsettling ..to say the least.

Cat Grant revealed she knew to the audience in that ep years ago- it’s right after Kara is out of earshot that the audience hears Cat say, “go get ‘em, Supergirl.”

they spent the whole 100th episode explaining how the world would burn if she’d told just one person her secret identity sooner, then the whole penultimate episode of the series showing how dangerous it is when villains target Kara’s loved ones, THEN THEY DECIDED TO TELL ALL THE VILLAINS EVERYWHERE EXACTLY WHO HER…