Supergirl Season 6 Episode 9: "DREAM WEAVER" (SPOILERS)

Another pretty solid episode. I found myself enjoying the story and the little mystery aspect to it all and it was well done for the most part. The Supergirl stuff save for the confrontation towards the end was almost atrocious though...yikes.

You would think Nia would talk to or at least mention to Kara about Nxy popping up...

Alex and Kelly are totally adopting that little girl, aren't they?

So far I've been pleased with 6B. Could definitely be better but it's not off to a bad start after the uninteresting Phantom Zone storyline.

 

I know Aliens living out and about all over National City has been Supergirls thing since practically day 1 so they could do their own immigration type subplots but I wish COIE got rid of that aspect so they could explore Earth getting used to Aliens that arent Superman/Supergirl. It doesn't really gel with the rest of the Arrowverse.

Like where did these thousands of Aliens come from that decided to refuge in national city? Since most of them look totally human, should've just made them Meta-Humans.

 

Wow Kara you really going to waste that good coffee. It might not be good but still that guard might needed it.

 

How cute, Nia killed her mom's dream image...

Good episode. I do like Alex and Kelly together. I will say, however, that the talk between Supergirl and Joey's brother... wasn't the greatest...

 

Another solid episode. That soapbox moment toward the end was as clunky and anvillicious as ever, but I enjoyed the rest. Alex and Kelly are totally adopting that kid.

Random thought, but while I was initially a little iffy about Andrea sticking around and seeming unnecessary, turns out I actually really like Kara finally having a boss that doesn't have a soft spot for her. Like, even Snapper was begrudgingly rooting for the girl while giving her a hard time throughout S2. But Andrea's the first boss who genuinely seems like she wouldn't hesitate to fire her if she got on her bad side and wouldn't give her a second thought, and I'm finding that whole dynamic refreshing.

This show really loves to reference Bruno Mannheim/Intergang, doesn't it? That's like the 3rd or 4th time they've done so, it feels like.

 

I learned a new word.

 

Nia's dreams were really the B or even C plot of this episode, so I don't think they should've called it Dream Weaver. Should've been something to do with being a guardian instead, which would've fit better with the overall theme.