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Supergirl S4 |OT| Sundays are for Rao - 8/7c on The CW
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Yeah what the hell
I think the inducer is fancy word for shapeshifting
The image inducer is for the humanoid aliens.... I think the "dragon alien" just natively has the ability to change its form from a large or smaller form at will
As for ordering Supergirl around.... they've done that since Season 1
Supergirl cooperates to show they are on the same team, to show respect... of course she can do whatever she wants, but that would only prove the Liberty people right that Aliens just do what they want and have no decorum or self-restraint
As for ordering Supergirl around.... they've done that since Season 1
Supergirl cooperates to show they are on the same team, to show respect... of course she can do whatever she wants, but that would only prove the Liberty people right that Aliens just do what they want and have no decorum or self-restraint
Legit had a dream that I was being tortured by Manchester black, but he did the Tyler durden chemicals on the hand thing
You know Alex has this unique ability to make me like her more with every unique look she has.
Finally watched it. Wasn't bad, but still really heavy handed with MAGA.. er MEGA, stuff. Complete with Charlottesville tiki torches and everything.
-Still don't like bootleg Waller. She flip flops from terrible asshole boss to lets be besties way too quick. Literally from one sentence into another. "You guys are terrible, I'm to boss, follow my orders. Oh, I made sweet potato pie for you guys!"
-Starkiller is still great.
-Don't care about new Kara's narcolepsy arc. Why is this a thing?
-Brainy's "fight" versus the Children of Liberty was entertaining. "I'll beat you up. WITH PHYSICS!"
-They actually gave Jimmy something to do? And it's interesting at that! Children of liberty/Starkiller/Lena relationship/MAGA Guardian/superpower possibility and blowback because of it. Everything's coming up Millhouse!
-Lena got her heart broken twice. They crushed her soul when she brought up giving humans powers* to level the playing field and then Jimmy finished the job at the end.
-Manchester black is great. Give him powers already Lena! But why did he wear the same shirt to Thanksgiving dinner that he always has on?
*Worst idea in the history of the world. Give every asshole on Earth super powers? Sure, Jan.
-Still don't like bootleg Waller. She flip flops from terrible asshole boss to lets be besties way too quick. Literally from one sentence into another. "You guys are terrible, I'm to boss, follow my orders. Oh, I made sweet potato pie for you guys!"
-Starkiller is still great.
-Don't care about new Kara's narcolepsy arc. Why is this a thing?
-Brainy's "fight" versus the Children of Liberty was entertaining. "I'll beat you up. WITH PHYSICS!"
-They actually gave Jimmy something to do? And it's interesting at that! Children of liberty/Starkiller/Lena relationship/MAGA Guardian/superpower possibility and blowback because of it. Everything's coming up Millhouse!
-Lena got her heart broken twice. They crushed her soul when she brought up giving humans powers* to level the playing field and then Jimmy finished the job at the end.
-Manchester black is great. Give him powers already Lena! But why did he wear the same shirt to Thanksgiving dinner that he always has on?
*Worst idea in the history of the world. Give every asshole on Earth super powers? Sure, Jan.
Is she now? Interesting..
*looks up Dreamer*
I take it back. Still not interesting.
Wouldn't be surprised. Seeing her power set, she probably has visions that Elseworld isn't the "true" dimension or whatever rallies the troops (though Oliver's already aware) to right things.
Jimmy Olsen is a better/worse man then me. Lena poured her heart out saying what she did and the look on her face when she said it would of melted me into submission.
Yeah I felt confused about this too.
Unless her trying to cure cancer is the catalyst for this whole "Let's make everyone super"
Apparently some people are shipping Nia and Kara now... the scene where Nia is giving a pep talk to Kara before her debate, she is really in close to Kara and Kara looked kinda nervous and weirded by her closeness, and she was like complimenting how pretty her hair looked
Agent Liberty warning about how the settlers wiped out the Native Americans due to their hospitality and eagerness to accept new people into their mix was a bit uncomforting to watch. He makes a flawed yet compelling argument, one that the show implies as a valid one with Kara left speechless. It's not even that he's wrong on the history, but it's a difficult argument to counter which the show sort of implies is somewhat valid. In the modern age we welcome better representation and a realization that society will be better with more diversity and better representation of those in the country, but the show never makes an argument for this, at least in this episode at least. It also sort of implies that as we give others opportunities we need to be vigilant not to let them abuse that power. The sons of liberty are still shown to be bad guys with the tiki torches and the violence against innocent immigrants, but their argument is never countered.
Any of other peoples thoughts on it?
Any of other peoples thoughts on it?
*rollseyes*
Might as well do Manchester Black x J'onn then. They were close as hell when they had that one on one convo.
Yeah seems odd he just learned how to lie on the fly and stuff.
I just hope they don't stretch it out
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Kevin Smith Says 'Supergirl' Will Have a Dark Turn on Lex Luthor
https://comicbook.com/dc/2018/11/24/supergirl-lex-luthor-kevin-smith-dark-turn-/
https://comicbook.com/dc/2018/11/24/supergirl-lex-luthor-kevin-smith-dark-turn-/
I'm a little behind and just watched Parasite Lost. It was surprisingly solid. I like Kara in the reporter role, it was a very human story. The only thing that had me raise an eyebrow was Kara saying the words "deep web".
Starting the next episode and we've got Lena literally trying to cure cancer and now the general lady is being an uncompromising ass. I always love these kinds of authority figures on tv shows. :/
Starting the next episode and we've got Lena literally trying to cure cancer and now the general lady is being an uncompromising ass. I always love these kinds of authority figures on tv shows. :/
Just caught up ...
So Eliza's conference on "Recessive traits of Inter-Terrestrial Children" is probably a reference to either Nia or perhaps Manchester is half alien and that explains him getting his psychic powers.
Of course, Chester could also be the test subject for Lena's project. Could even get us a full Elites lineup.
So Eliza's conference on "Recessive traits of Inter-Terrestrial Children" is probably a reference to either Nia or perhaps Manchester is half alien and that explains him getting his psychic powers.
Of course, Chester could also be the test subject for Lena's project. Could even get us a full Elites lineup.
Supergirl's world has metahumans, but they are never called this term... and the only one that promptly featured was Livewire, and Psi.
Manchester is not an alien... I don't know what's Nia's going to end up being... if she has any alien connection or is another meta without realizing it.
Manchester is not an alien... I don't know what's Nia's going to end up being... if she has any alien connection or is another meta without realizing it.
I'm not shipping those two but that scene did make me wonder what was going on. I don't whether it was intentional or not, but I definitely picked up some slight vibes. Maybe because of the way it was shot and the lighting or something. Then it reminded me we'll never get Lena and Kara together and I got mad salty.
The general is weird. I think the pie thing was to show that she's not a bad person, she's just a very by the book uniform. There was a moment when she talked about how the DEO is supposed to be locking up aliens instead of employing them that was kinda suspect, but the rest of the time they're framing her as a nice person but just a hardass.
Manchester is clearly going to be a test subject, and that's how he'll get his powers.
Season has been good so far, but I really don't feel good about tonight's episode. I hope the "will Jimmy Olsen betray Kara" thing isn't a huge plot point for the episode.
Season has been good so far, but I really don't feel good about tonight's episode. I hope the "will Jimmy Olsen betray Kara" thing isn't a huge plot point for the episode.
When going undercover to gain the trust of an enemy group... sometimes you can lose yourself because you have to be so convincing, the other you nearly convince yourself.
Even if he does gain their trust by sacrificing someone like Supergirl (who they must know he is in alliance with)... he knows she can get out ok, but damage to some major metropolitan landmark and affecting other Humans... he don't play dat shit.
Even if he does gain their trust by sacrificing someone like Supergirl (who they must know he is in alliance with)... he knows she can get out ok, but damage to some major metropolitan landmark and affecting other Humans... he don't play dat shit.
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New episode tonight!
#4.07 - Rather the Fallen Angel
CHAD LOWE DIRECTS— James (Mehcad Brooks) falls in deeper with the Children of Liberty in his efforts to meet Agent Liberty (Sam Witwer). Meanwhile, Supergirl (Melissa Benoist) and Manchester Black (guest star David Ajala) follow a lead on Agent Liberty's location, but things take a dark turn. Lena (Katie McGrath) kicks off her first set of trials. Chad Lowe directed the episode written by Dana Horgan & Katie Rose Rogers (#407).
#4.07 - Rather the Fallen Angel
CHAD LOWE DIRECTS— James (Mehcad Brooks) falls in deeper with the Children of Liberty in his efforts to meet Agent Liberty (Sam Witwer). Meanwhile, Supergirl (Melissa Benoist) and Manchester Black (guest star David Ajala) follow a lead on Agent Liberty's location, but things take a dark turn. Lena (Katie McGrath) kicks off her first set of trials. Chad Lowe directed the episode written by Dana Horgan & Katie Rose Rogers (#407).
Now that we have Nia and Manchester, Lena isn't by herself in not knowing Supergirl's identity at least.
Still bullshit we've gone this long and she still doesn't know. It was a plot point in season 2 that Lena would never forgive Kara when she finds out she's been hiding this from her. How do you go a full season without touching on that plot point?
Still bullshit we've gone this long and she still doesn't know. It was a plot point in season 2 that Lena would never forgive Kara when she finds out she's been hiding this from her. How do you go a full season without touching on that plot point?
They'll get there eventually... they've dropped hints that Lena is getting suspicious,especially after that time Mercy attacked L-Corp.
That could be where things are gearing up towards, but we already had Guardian do that last season, making it a little repetitive and Season 4 feels too early for her to reveal her identity.
Welp, football postgame press conference bullshit has delayed Supergirl until 11pm local time here. Guess I'll watch it tomorrow. Sigh.
#4.07 - Rather the Fallen Angel episode discussion
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