The CW usually has the previous 5 episodes on their app/website. Past that, I dunno.
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Supergirl S4 |OT| Sundays are for Rao - 8/7c on The CW
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Yeah, I was looking for the whole season, but I might just bite and watch the last few episodes instead.
Yo this episode was amazing. This is Supergirls Flash S1,2,5 and Arrow1,2,5 season. Did the show get a new showrunner or something?
It is so good this year.
It is so good this year.
Well, during season 3. At the start, Kreisberg was still showrunning the thing.
Which is why Season 3 didn't flow well
But the new showrunner explains the uptick in quality
Ugh, you bastards, I did it, I binged this entire season in 2 days
The irony of dropping the show as everyone claims it finally got an actual good season was never lost on me, but I didn't buy it. Y'all would occasionally talk about in the other Beeboverse threads, and I'd lurk here out of curiousity to see how people felt, but I was adamant that I didn't wanna waste my time with this show again. But with the final nudge of seeing Jon Cryer as Lex in the preview trailers, it looked interesting enough that I finally decided to say fuck it and see what the fuss is all about.
And.... wow, y'all were right, Supergirl is actually having the strongest season this time around. (Except for Legends, still the GOAT) I'll see how the rest of the season goes before saying its up with the Beeboverse's best, but I can certainly see the argument for this season being up there.
Especially on the villain side. Agent Liberty is pretty good, with his episode on how he gradually became radicalized being easily one of the best in the entire show. Manchester Black is a pretty charismatic anti-hero (though maybe he's a villain at this point, w/e) for the most part. His quest for vengeance all because of Fiona's death is kinda weak considering we barely got to see their relationship, but the actor is good enough to make the material work for the most part. Also I'm very, very late, but the "Intolerant Left" line got a good laugh out of me. I hope he isn't dead...
And Lex is really damn great, nuff' said. And I'll echo others on being happy that this Red Daughter stuff actually turned out to be an interesting subplot.
Nia turned out to be a rather cool addition to the cast, been enjoying her storyline a lot for the most part. Brainy also turned out to be a pleasant surprise. I don't remember much about how I felt about him from last season, just maybe groaned a little at the idea of him becoming the new Winn. Not that I ever cared about Winn, but after him and Cisco, I'm very much over these type of characters. Fortunately, Brainy is actually rather endearing and humorous at times, something Cisco used to be...
James... exists. The noticeable reduced screentime of him as Guardian helps a ton, but the character itself still does very little for me. His lowest moment was definitely when he briefly flirted with some "both sides" shit early on in the season. Still not into his relationship with Lena either, it doesn't do anything interesting for either character.
And the rest of the cast I enjoy well enough. I think having what ended up being an extended break from the show admittedly helped me appreciate the core group a little more. The whole subplot with Alex erasing her memories of Kara being Supergirl is probably something one could poke a bunch of holes as to how exactly that works without being a massive mess, but whatever, it was a good moment.
What I'll definitely compliment about this season compared to stuff like Arrow and Flash in their respective seasons is that it feels a lot more confident about what it wants to do. Its clearly doing a much better job of being consistent with its themes, largely helped by the fact that its doing the whole mini-arc thing where they tie into one another... but also the villains are actually good this time around, so I've been enjoying it more than any other season of Supergirl.
The irony of dropping the show as everyone claims it finally got an actual good season was never lost on me, but I didn't buy it. Y'all would occasionally talk about in the other Beeboverse threads, and I'd lurk here out of curiousity to see how people felt, but I was adamant that I didn't wanna waste my time with this show again. But with the final nudge of seeing Jon Cryer as Lex in the preview trailers, it looked interesting enough that I finally decided to say fuck it and see what the fuss is all about.
And.... wow, y'all were right, Supergirl is actually having the strongest season this time around. (Except for Legends, still the GOAT) I'll see how the rest of the season goes before saying its up with the Beeboverse's best, but I can certainly see the argument for this season being up there.
Especially on the villain side. Agent Liberty is pretty good, with his episode on how he gradually became radicalized being easily one of the best in the entire show. Manchester Black is a pretty charismatic anti-hero (though maybe he's a villain at this point, w/e) for the most part. His quest for vengeance all because of Fiona's death is kinda weak considering we barely got to see their relationship, but the actor is good enough to make the material work for the most part. Also I'm very, very late, but the "Intolerant Left" line got a good laugh out of me. I hope he isn't dead...
And Lex is really damn great, nuff' said. And I'll echo others on being happy that this Red Daughter stuff actually turned out to be an interesting subplot.
Nia turned out to be a rather cool addition to the cast, been enjoying her storyline a lot for the most part. Brainy also turned out to be a pleasant surprise. I don't remember much about how I felt about him from last season, just maybe groaned a little at the idea of him becoming the new Winn. Not that I ever cared about Winn, but after him and Cisco, I'm very much over these type of characters. Fortunately, Brainy is actually rather endearing and humorous at times, something Cisco used to be...
James... exists. The noticeable reduced screentime of him as Guardian helps a ton, but the character itself still does very little for me. His lowest moment was definitely when he briefly flirted with some "both sides" shit early on in the season. Still not into his relationship with Lena either, it doesn't do anything interesting for either character.
And the rest of the cast I enjoy well enough. I think having what ended up being an extended break from the show admittedly helped me appreciate the core group a little more. The whole subplot with Alex erasing her memories of Kara being Supergirl is probably something one could poke a bunch of holes as to how exactly that works without being a massive mess, but whatever, it was a good moment.
What I'll definitely compliment about this season compared to stuff like Arrow and Flash in their respective seasons is that it feels a lot more confident about what it wants to do. Its clearly doing a much better job of being consistent with its themes, largely helped by the fact that its doing the whole mini-arc thing where they tie into one another... but also the villains are actually good this time around, so I've been enjoying it more than any other season of Supergirl.
Watching this past week's episode my mom asks where evil Kara came from. I told her she split off from good Kara She asks for details amd I completely blanked. No recollection of the Harun-el. No memory of Reign. Wasnt until they name dropped the Harun-el that I remembered
Just caught up. Damn, I hate Lex so much. I know it's only been 2 episodes, but this may be the best live action Luthor on a pure villainy standpoint. Cryer is great.
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New episode tonight!
#4.17 - All About Eve
SUPERGIRL FACES HER BIGGEST CHALLENGE YET — Supergirl (Melissa Benoist) must deal with the destructive aftermath of Lex's (guest star Jon Cryer) nefarious plans. Shocked at what Lex has created, Supergirl faces her biggest challenge yet. Ben Bray directed the episode with story by Gabriel Llanas and teleplay by Katie Rose Rogers & Brooke Pohl (#417).
#4.17 - All About Eve
SUPERGIRL FACES HER BIGGEST CHALLENGE YET — Supergirl (Melissa Benoist) must deal with the destructive aftermath of Lex's (guest star Jon Cryer) nefarious plans. Shocked at what Lex has created, Supergirl faces her biggest challenge yet. Ben Bray directed the episode with story by Gabriel Llanas and teleplay by Katie Rose Rogers & Brooke Pohl (#417).
#4.17 - All About Eve discussion
Feel like shes just another stepping stone like that dude he killed
Probably, but just seeing the look on his face was enough to sustain me for awhile.
Man, Eve shooting James is a special kind of betrayal considering that she was his assistant for so long.
Good writing.
Good writing.
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