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Supergirl is an American superhero drama television series developed by Ali Adler, Greg Berlanti and Andrew Kreisberg that aired on CBS from October 26, 2015, to April 8, 2016, and The CW from October 10, 2016, to November 9, 2021. Based on the DC Comics character created by Otto Binder and Al Plastino, the series follows Kara Zor-El, Superman's cousin, and one of the last surviving Kryptonians from the planet…
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[Jeremy Clarkson] The famous host shared information about his illness with us. He says his cancer is in remission. [Supergirl] James Gunn announced that this won't be the last appearance of Superman's cousin and that she will play a larger role in the second part of Clark Kent's story. The director also recommends a re-watch of the Superman movie. The film reportedly needs to earn $315 million to start generating p…More
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[Carrie Anne Fleming] The actress known from the series Supernatural has died. [Supergirl] As you might guess, the film takes place between Superman 1 and 2. [Superman] We'll have information about the Superman spin-off soon. [The Lord of the Rings: Shadows of the Past] Good times are coming for fantasy lovers. Another Middle Earth fan is taking on the creation of a film set in this universe. [Harry Potter] I know t…More
In 1978 Richard Donner’s *Superman* became not only first modern superhero film, but also started first superhero film series. It took decades for superhero films to take hold in Hollywood and this could be attributed to that series’ inglorious demise. It, ironically, started with *Supergirl*, 1984 spin-off directed by Jeannot Szwarc, which, was, ironically, first superhero film featuring female protagonist. The plo…More
Hace un par de semanas les dije que me encantaba el mundo de los superhéroes, consumo todo lo relacionado con el mundo de los superhéroes, y Supergirl es uno de esos contenidos que a pesar de empezar muy débil se consolidó entre mis series favoritas de hoy en dia. La serie, que originalmente pretendía ser una alternativa a los superhéroes masculinos, se hizo más fuerte y evolucionó hacia una serie más dramática e in…More
A couple of days ago I told you that I loved the world of superheroes, I consume everything related to the world of superheroes, and Supergirl is one of those contents that despite starting very weak was consolidated among my favorite series today. The series that was originally intended to be an alternative to male superheroes, became stronger and evolved into a more dramatic and intense series, with really excitin…More
[SPOILER ALERT! Beware of Spoilers from this episode] This episode was both overwhelming and underwhelming at the same time, but it did leave us with a cool cliffhanger for Fall's Crisis on Infinite Earths! The other cliffhanger though... that was *meh*. I mean, why on Earth would the Monitor bring back J'onn's brother and why is he murderous? I guess the showrunners meant the mystery to be thrilling, but I felt it…More
Supergirl returns after a month long hiatus that left us to ponder and contemplate the implications of their latest revelations: that Lex Luthor was not only behind James' shooting, but had been working with Eve Tessmacher for years, was behind the founding of the children of liberty, and had helped the Kasnians raise and brainwash Supergirl's harranel-doppleganger. The episode began not quite as emotional as I'd ex…More
This season, it seems Kara will have to face threats much closer to home. And I mean that both figuratively and literally as the threats might just be an alternate version of her very own self, and the very ordinary people of Earth. Unlike last season, everything starts out looking very rosy. For the first time, Kara seems absolutely in control. She has finally gotten over Mon El and after defeating Reign, has her d…More
Hello, Worldkiller! This episode continues from where episode 7 left off, with the revelation of Mon El's relationship to his wife, Emra, and the awakenening of Reign in Samantha. However, in doing this, it totally ignores the events of episode 8. This is my first issue with the episode Supergirl as an Arrowverse show has never been integrated well into the crossovers and this yar that it is, it's only about that ep…More
Nothing is as it seems... .jpg) Both story arcs of this week's episode have exactly one thing in common things end very differently from how they begin, leaving everyone involved deeply disappointed: Sam leaves to find answers to her emerging powers and the D.E.O. discovers Mon-El's ship with the Daxamite inside. Sind both arcs don't connect in any way, let's look at them separately. Sam's Journey, and Reign's Awake…More
A Blast From The Past In what has been a very emotional season so far, 'Midvale' throws us back in the past, to the lives of the teenage Danvers sisters just after Kara lands on Earth. With Alex a mess after breaking up her engagement to Maggie, Kara drives both of them down to their hometown of Midvale for a weekend of rest. However, Alex won't talk to either her or Eliza and spends the day drinking in their bedroo…More
It's Doggy-Dog Out Here Following on his threat and vendetta with Lena Luthor, Morgan Edge seizes the opportunity to destroy her when a number of children in National City suddenly start falling ill with Lead poisoning, claiming the device she created to drive the Daxamites off Earth was the cause. 'Damage' is arguably one of the best episodes so far this season. Morgan Edge, played by Adrian Pasdar, proves to be a…More
"In the Name of Supergirl Our Saviour..." .jpg) This week, Supergirl deals with the murky, controversial theme of religion, belief and faith when she finds out a cult that worships her as a saviour and god, sent by the Kryptonian god R'a. Ever humble and much aware of her own failings, this, of course, hits her hard. And then, the situation is worsened when she realises that persons are willingly putting themselves…More
.jpg) Could Supergirl ever produce a clumsier episode than this? Honestly, everything seemed forced –from the action to the fun references to the extremely unhappy Sanvers bridal shower. I just could not feel the emotions they were portraying at all. Plus, continuity issues, people? J’onn can’t teleport to Mars, but M’gann did during last season’s finale? Poor CGI, but I can forgive them for that –it is a TV show, a…More
Who is Samantha Arias? > Samantha Aries with her daughter, Ruby having breakfast This week, Supergirl does a superb job of building up the to-be-villain of the season, Samantha Arias aka reign, while at the same time showing just how different she is from Kara. While Kara is alone and brooding, Samantha has a daughter Ruby whom she loves very much and in whom she finds joy. At this point, it’s very difficult not to…More