As DR says, it was stated both in the season premiere and in Elseworlds that Superman and Lois were off-world on Argo City when that happened, so no, Superman was fine.Hello anyone reading this,
This question has been bugging me for AGES and I really need an answer. In season 4 of Supergirl (I can't remember which episode) the earth's atmosphere was filled with kryptonite. This effected Supergirl and Earth X Supergirl, in fact it almost killed Supergirl. So is Superman (which we know exists because he has been in the series a few times) dead now? It's been established that Supergirl is stronger than Superman and if she couldn't survive such a thing how would he? There are so many questions and if anyone has any theorys or answers to share please do because I am clueless. Thank you.
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Also the other Supergirl isn’t Earth-X Supergirl. Kara's Earth-X doppelganger was Overgirl who went nuclear and died at the end of Crisis on Earth-X. The other Kara we're seeing is a blank slate clone created at the end of season three when Supergirl used the Harun-El(black rock) to defeat Reign. The EPs said they are doing an interpretation of the Superman Red Son story so the other Supergirl we're seeing is the Red Daughter. Melissa takes great care to make each character different Overgirl wasn't the same as red kryptonite infected Kara and the Red Daughter will again be different.Hello anyone reading this,
This question has been bugging me for AGES and I really need an answer. In season 4 of Supergirl (I can't remember which episode) the earth's atmosphere was filled with kryptonite. This effected Supergirl and Earth X Supergirl, in fact it almost killed Supergirl. So is Superman (which we know exists because he has been in the series a few times) dead now? It's been established that Supergirl is stronger than Superman and if she couldn't survive such a thing how would he? There are so many questions and if anyone has any theorys or answers to share please do because I am clueless. Thank you.
Best Wishes,
SupermanLover23
So, if there are any Kara/Cisco shippers out there...this is probably not the film for you, lol.Follows a man and woman stubbornly staying in their toxic marriage.
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Awesome! How long could these shows go on do you think?No surprise here, but SG has been officially renewed for S5 (along with all the other DC/CW shows).
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I thought that too, UNTIL Arrow climbed back up in the ratings, which is a rare thing. Now I think CW will be gun-shy about pulling the plug, and as long as Stephen Amell wants to stay on and doesn't make too many pay-raise demands whenever contract negotiations come back up, it'll stick around like another Supernatural. Same for Flash. Grant and Stephen don't really have any other great prospects, so I think they're content to stay on as long as they can.I can see the 8th season being the final one for Arrow than the others. Same with Supernatural's 15th season.
I thought that too, UNTIL Arrow climbed back up in the ratings, which is a rare thing. Now I think CW will be gun-shy about pulling the plug, and as long as Stephen Amell wants to stay on and doesn't make too many pay-raise demands whenever contract negotiations come back up, it'll stick around like another Supernatural. Same for Flash. Grant and Stephen don't really have any other great prospects, so I think they're content to stay on as long as they can.
SG I think might end after S7 as I think that's when Melissa's contract will be up and I sense her wanting to do other things. Legends and Black Lightning might not make it past seasons 5 or 6 due to ratings. Legends' higher budget doesn't help.
I thought that too, UNTIL Arrow climbed back up in the ratings, which is a rare thing. Now I think CW will be gun-shy about pulling the plug, and as long as Stephen Amell wants to stay on and doesn't make too many pay-raise demands whenever contract negotiations come back up, it'll stick around like another Supernatural. Same for Flash. Grant and Stephen don't really have any other great prospects, so I think they're content to stay on as long as they can.
SG I think might end after S7 as I think that's when Melissa's contract will be up and I sense her wanting to do other things. Legends and Black Lightning might not make it past seasons 5 or 6 due to ratings. Legends' higher budget doesn't help.
Legends and Black Lightning are both part of the mass renewal so it seems CW wants to get them to syndication. Now would've been the time to cut bait on black lightning but generally season 3 means at least season 5 or 6 to get to syndication.I get the sense that after Melissa was doing Broadway that she may be more interested in pursuing other things as I can see her being the one in demand after Supergirl.
It's both Legends and Black Lightning that are a concern.
Best news for Supergirl to be renewed for the 5th season. With a 5th season comes a 100th episode for Supergirl and Legends.
If Melissa does want out eventually, it may be worth her while being vocal about that now, so that the writers have a clear path of where they can take the show that allows her to move on.
It'll suck, because if the other shows continue to do well and make S10, it's unlikely (due to Melissa and her ambitions) that Supergirl will follow suit there, not unless they reduce the episode number so she has more time to do other projects. The show just wont work long-term if she's not in a lot of it.
Begs the question of whether they'd retitle the show and continue on with the other characters, or maybe she'll be the one to sacrifice herself via Crisis, and Supergirl will wrap next season? That'll take a few people by surprise, I'm sure. If they're merging the Earth's too, then there's a chance they could recast her and have an older version of Supergirl for the Arrowverse moving forward?
Whilst I wouldn't object to this, by doing so they'd have to replace each and every other character (except for maybe Jonn). By simply making Kara older, then can still utilize the other characters, just make it so that Kara landed on Earth at a younger period, and was the big sister, opposed to the younger sister of Alex.Do young Supergirl adventures with the actress who played her in the Midvale episode last season. And get the actress who played Chyler as well. If they do rewrite reality, then they can have Kara become Supergirl younger when she was a teenager instead of as an adult.
I don't see Melissa leaving for another few years either. I think she's in for the duration of her presumably seven year contract. By all accounts she loves the role and the people she's working with and as you said Berlanti is making accommodations for her side projects so she's a happy camper. The issue will be what happens when her contract is up plus the talented supporting cast specifically Chyler and David may be ready to move on by that time too. I'm not by any means wishing for the show to end but I would rather have the show reach it's end when her contract does and not continue without her. To use your example if Berlanti wants to do a Powergirl show then do that as it's own separate show, don't turn Supergirl's show into Powergirl's.But I don't see Benoist leaving for another few years. If she likes playing Supergirl and they keep giving her time to do side projects, then I could see her staying until the show has reached its end.
If the show does last past her contract, and she decides to go, then I would like to see a version of Powergirl stepping into the role