SUPERGIRL

This episode was an incredibly solid outing… and then that final moment happened and collective tween jaws dropped around the country.

Supergirl finds that her greatest enemy may ultimately be herself in the episode “Falling,” where the titular hero finds herself unknowingly infected with red kryptonite.

The first weekend of PaleyFest ends with the executive producers and cast of Supergirl as they deal with the most important questions, like which cast would win in a sing-off: The Flash or Supergirl?

I don’t have as much to say about this episode because… it was so fun! Supergirl/Kara must fight against “Indigo”, an alien that exists in the cyber world and has hacked into the entire city in an effort to destroy it and steal a nuclear bomb to blow up National City.

Supergirl has had a nice stretch of strong episodes the past few weeks. Dare I say, the show may have hit it’s stride? I don’t want to jinx but I am loving every week more and more!

“For The Girl Who Has Everything” created another simple story with strong emotional impact, but the writers also have finally started trimming the excess plots from the show! It feels like we’re heading into the home stretch of Supergirl‘s inaugural season and may actually be given the strong finish that it deserves.

It’s official! In an episode of Supergirl set to air March 28 on CBS, the speedster heads to National City to join forces with the “Girl of Steel.”

Last week’s episode of Supergirl served up a strong episode but left a lot of strings hanging. Last night in “Bizarro,” this same pattern holds true. These episodes are so fun but it’s only a matter of time before the love triangles, mentors, and secret identities come to a head at the end of the season and who knows how that will fair.

Supergirl is at its best when it builds on the emotions of its strong characters while still creating a contained villain-of-the-week plot, and last night that is exactly what the show delivered.

Lovesick Winn finally got some backstory attention in last night’s episode of Supergirl, giving actor Jeremy Jordan some well-earned moments. I feel like I say this every week, but this cast is absolutely superb no matter what they are tasked with playing and Jeremy Jordan does not disappoint.

Supergirl is finally back! Not that it was gone all that long, but after a winter break during which the entire world apparently binged Making A Murderer, I was ready for some fun and action to start the new year–and Supergirl definitely hit the spot.

After a rocky start, Supergirl aired a phenomenal midseason finale that definitely left viewers wanting more. In the hour, Kara faced off against her Aunt Astra while trying to find out what the fugitives from Fort Rozz are planning while dealing with a hack of her boss at CatCo.

All the various pieces of Supergirl are finally coming together in an episode that puts every character on display in full-force and gives us the best reveal yet!

One of Supergirl‘s big struggles in the week-to-week plots is that most series point out the lead’s state-of-mind and then send in obstacles to attack it while this show’s writers are still figuring out the right approach to this. Thankfully, now that the series has received a full season order they will have plenty of time to figure it out.

“How Does She Do It” centers on Kara working with the DEO to find out where and why multiple explosives are being set off around the city, while simultaneously attempting to babysit her boss’s son. As always, there’s a great deal of potential, and Supergirl is close–very close–to figuring out its formula.

Supergirl deals with mothers, daughters, and electricity-throwing super villains over Thanksgiving dinner. “Livewire” actually had a stronger story arc than the previous three episodes and was much more in line with the format that Berlanti’s crew has nailed over on The Flash.

There were just so many things that were dropped after building up in the first two episodes and even more things introduced, you almost want the writers to slow down and just focus on the “fight of the week,” because right now the weekly villain is the last thing anyone cares about as all anyone could talk about in last night’s episode was Superman.

After a strong pilot, Supergirl enters its second episode feeling like it already has the format nailed down and yet still manages to surprise as Kara Zor-El takes on a new alien and discovers lost family members.

After months of anticipation the Supergirl premiere has finally arrived! Everyone can put their pitchforks down now, as Berlanti and Co. have a strong grasp on what they are doing and it looks like a lot of fun.

NYCC keeps getting bigger and bigger, and this year was the biggest yet with a wealth of panels, new footage, undercover celebrities, and of course, amazing costumes. Here are a few of last week’s many highlights.

Revolves around Kara Zor-El, who escaped Krypton amid its destruction years ago, and has been hiding the powers she shares with her famous cousin, Superman, since arriving on Earth. But now at age 24, she decides to embrace her superhuman abilities and become the hero she was always meant to be.

Today, we’re looking at the most promising new shows on the schedule, and those which are shaping up to be the most deliciously hate-watchable. Check it out and tell us where we’re right, and where we’re Super-wrong.

A round-up of this week’s pilot and series TV casting and sales!

Revolves around Kara Zor-El, who escaped Krypton amid its destruction years ago, and has been hiding the powers she shares with her famous cousin, Superman, since arriving on Earth. But now at age 24, she decides to embrace her superhuman abilities and become the hero she was always meant to be.

Supergirl, an adaptation of the DC comics character, follows Kara Zor-El, born on Krypton, but now lives a sheltered life on earth, keeping her incredible powers a secret. But now at age 24, she decides to don the cape and family symbol, using her unbelievable abilities to fight crime and save the world.

The “Last Five Years” actor joins the series as a classic villain.

A round-up of this week’s TV casting!

Chyler Leigh and David Harewood have joined CBS’ “Supergirl”.

CBS’ “Supergirl” begins to pick up its cast.

The “Whiplash” actress locks down a future with tights and flights.