I’ve got a love/hate relationship with Supergirl this season. On one hand, I love how they’re tackling realistic politics in the Children of Liberty storyline. Not to mention the introduction of Nia Nal, who’s been a breath of fresh air. On the…
‘Supergirl’ 4×10 Review: Well, This Is A Game Changer
Supergirl returned with a midseason premiere that forever changed the course of the season. One decision — an unnecessary one, if you ask me — set an unexpected course for the backhalf of season four where once again Kara’s emotional…
‘Supergirl’ 4×09 Review: Elseworlds, Part 3
As a fan of all these DC television shows, I understand the hype and thrill that comes with these annual crossovers. Bringing together prominent figures in DC Comics for these epic battles pulled right from the comics. Allowing these characters…
‘Supergirl’ 4×07 Review: ‘Rather The Fallen Angel’
Supergirl has a way of surprising me. When on the surface an episode looks to be ordinary, but deep down has a ton of emotional depth that manages to tell intriguing stories while also setting stones in place for down…
‘Supergirl’ 4×05 Review: ‘Parasite Lost’
Supergirl continues to, shockingly, have me completely enthralled this season. And it has nothing to do with romance (not that there’s anything wrong with that) and everything to do with how Supergirl’s reality is reflective of the reality we live…
‘Supergirl’ 4×04 Review: ‘Ahimsa’
“Heroes go out there even when they know something bad is going to happen,” James Olsen told Nia Nal. “That’s what makes them heroes.” If there was ever a quote to encapsulate everything that comes with Supergirl or any other…
‘Supergirl’ 4×03 Review: Making of a Villain
To say that Supergirl’s newest episode was difficult to watch would be selling it short. But that’s what happens when art imitates life so terrifyingly accurately that you feel it in your bones. You begin to wonder what’s the next…
Azie Tesfai Cast In Recurring Role on ‘Supergirl’
Family. If there is one thing that we’ve learned from The CW shows, it’s that family is always super important (or you know, and evil noose that is around your neck, strangling you and you wanna run from). One show…
‘Supergirl’ 4×02 Review: Ignorance is the Enemy
Supergirl got surprisingly real in its latest episode, “Fallout,” where the parallel between this fictional reality and our very real reality is getting eerily too close to home.And you know what, that’s exactly what we need right now. What we…
‘Supergirl’ 4×01 Review: “The American Alien”
Supergirl’s season 4 premiere was good. But it wasn’t great. It wasn’t The Flash, which jumped out with a thrilling premiere that seemed to get back to the heart of the show: family. Supergirl’s season premiere wasn’t disappointing. It just…
Our Hopes/Wishes for the Arrowverse
Premiere week is here for the CW, and that means our favorites (or not so favorites, but hey, some of us want to hold onto hope) superhero shows are back, starting with The Flash, which premieres Tuesday, October 9th. Before…
‘Supergirl’ SDCC Interview: EPs Jessica Queller & Robert Rovner Discuss TV’s First Transgender Superhero, Nia Nal
Supergirl has always been a show about representation. It’s never shied away from introducing characters that are representative of the society we live in – even when those characters are human or alien. Supergirl is making history in its fourth…
‘Supergirl’ SDCC Interview: Mehcad Brooks Teases ‘Fallout’ from Guardian’s Unmasking in Season 4
Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, methodologies, and species. On Supergirl, we’re used to superheroes that have legitimate super abilities. But, as we’ve seen before on this show, and others like Arrow, The Flash, that super powers don’t make the…
‘Supergirl’ SDCC Interview: Katie McGrath Talks Lena’s Struggles Being Human Surrounded by Superheroes
With a name like Luthor and a family associated with everything opposite of what’s good and right, it’d be easy to classify Lena Luthor as just another Luthor. But from her introduction in season 2, we’ve seen that Lena isn’t…
‘Supergirl’ SDCC Interview: Chyler Leigh Previews Alex Balancing Motherhood & the DEO in Season 4
If there’s one thing we know about Alex Danvers, it’s that she goes after what she wants. And what we know that she wants in the near future is to be a mother. It was a storyline that was criticized,…
‘Supergirl’ SDCC Interview: Melissa Benoist Teases ‘Nature vs. Nurture’ with ‘Red’ Kara in Season 4
Over the course of three seasons, Kara Danvers has faced as many obstacles in her personal life as she has as National City’s hero. But it’s been through those times of hardship that she’s learned about herself, as well as…
‘Supergirl’: Nicole Maines Cast as TV’s First Transgender Superhero
While Supergirl may have broken our hearts and our trust following a season 3 finale that lacked closure and cohesion, they’ve given us hope with their newest addition for its fourth season. Transgender actress Nicole Maines has been cast as…
‘Supergirl’: 5 Questions We Want Answered at SDCC 2018
Supergirl’s season 2 finale left us heartbroken yet optimistic. But season 3’s finale left us feeling disappointed and not-so-optimistic after it failed to pay off key storylines as far as its central heroine was concerned. Mon-El and Winn’s departure left…
Jeremy Jordan Addresses His ‘Supergirl’ Status Via Instagram
There are very few times in life that things don’t change, but it doesn’t mean that change isn’t a good thing. Change is a way of life. But it’s especially hard when the people that we love leave the shows…
‘Supergirl’ Star Jeremy Jordan Moved To Recurring Status
We’ve been obsessed with Supergirl star Jeremy Jordan since we saw him on Broadway in Newsies. We have loved Supergirl – as you all know – but we have always wanted more for Wynn. He’s a character that sometimes was…
‘Supergirl’ – Chris Wood Will Not Be Returning For Season 4
We know, we know – Chris Wood is leaving Supergirl. Let us get something straight. Just because he is leaving doesn’t mean that he’s gone forever. That’s the thing that people are missing. Saying someone is leaving a show doesn’t…
