Supergirl

What's so Funny About Truth, Justice, and the American Way?

The Elite did not form to play games, even if their approach is casual with a flair for magic tricks.  Manchester Black, Hat, Menagerie, and the Morae were all business when it came to making a statement against racist, fascists, and the Children of Liberty on Supergirl Season 4 Episode 13. For most of Supergirl Season 4, Supergirl has been dealing with extremists.  There's no middle ground; either you hate aliens, or you hate humans.  The Elite was no dif... more

SUPERGIRL Season 4: Standing Up For The “American Dreamer”

In this week’s new episode of SUPERGIRL entitled “American Dreamer,” lives are on the line and a few are caught in the crossfire. While trying to keep a low profile as Ben Lockwood’s (Sam Witwer) war on the aliens escalates, Kara Danvers (Melissa Benoit) finds herself at a crossroads: does she dare to don back on the Supergirl suit and fly the skies in pursuit of truth and justice, or can she find a better way to fight back against the oppressive tactics being used to target and incarcerate the aliens living in... more

Supergirl Recap: White House Down

First things first: Supergirl, Alex and Lena agreed to put their differences aside, forming my favorite female supergroup since Legends of Tomorrow gave us the Sirens of Space-Time. After interrogating one of Eve’s test-subject cousins — who was absolutely played by the same actress who just had “a lot of feelings” in Mean Girls — the trio narrowed its scope, which led to the discovery of some artificial haranel. Lena came clean about her no-longer-secret experiments, which Alex defended, explaining t... more

Jon Cryer Breaks Down Playing 'Sociopath' Lex Luthor on 'Supergirl'

After seasons of build-up, Lex Luthor (Jon Cryer) made his “Supergirl” debut in the fourth season episode entitled “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” Initially, the supervillain positioned himself as a sick man, eager to help his half-sister, Lena (Katie McGrath), work on a cure that could heal himself and the recently-shot James (Mehcad Brooks). Although he expressed frustration that Lena wasn’t willing to test human subjects, Lex seemed pleased to be working with his sibling during his temporary medical break from prison. But, ... more