Supergirl

Used to really fancy James Olsen- given how he's seemingly playing with Kara whilst his girlfriend dotes on him, I now consider him to be quite the twat.
 
It's slightly off-putting to finally see a Superman with a permanent shit-eating grin. Tyler must have channeled a bit of Dean Cain.
 
Tyler makes a great Clark Kent and his Super man is a stark contrast from the movie version. I hope he stays on for a few more episodes.
 
I would kill to see a new series of Lois And Clark with Tyler and someone as Lois Lane. It makes sense to go that way next now that we have a new Superman. But it needs to be someone with great chemistry with Tyler. One of the main reasons Lois And Clark worked was Dean and Teri - their chemistry was very potent. Jon Shea is my favourite Lex Luthor too.
 
Loved this last episode. Binged end of Season 1 and Season 2 is already so much more effective.

Couldn't believe how relevant to the real world ep3 was. In the same way I love how X-Men contains strong metaphors for the reality of oppression, this was so good. Female president, mention of her opposition, the Alien Amnesty act. Sure, it wasn't subtle...but still. So good.

I love Supergirl.
 
Shame. She was great and loved how they developed her relationship with Kara. But hopefully it means she'll get more specific stories when she's on.
 
Okay, I keep seeing gif sets of Alex Danvers (and someone called Maggie?), the most relatable awkward, heart-breaking, lovely queer lady apparently ever on my Tumblr dash and it's making me want to watch this show. Is it worth it or nah?
 
Okay, I keep seeing gif sets of Alex Danvers (and someone called Maggie?), the most relatable awkward, heart-breaking, lovely queer lady apparently ever on my Tumblr dash and it's making me want to watch this show. Is it worth it or nah?

Yeah, it's a light-hearted, fun superhero romp, but I'm a sucker for the angle it's going for. Season 1 took a while to get through for me, but I marathoned it by the end and Season 2 has been a little tighter. plot-wise thus far. Actually the whole thing gives me Buffy/90's show teas, which is nice. A little rough around the edges, but endearingly so.
 
Yeah, it's a light-hearted, fun superhero romp, but I'm a sucker for the angle it's going for. Season 1 took a while to get through for me, but I marathoned it by the end and Season 2 has been a little tighter. plot-wise thus far. Actually the whole thing gives me Buffy/90's show teas, which is nice. A little rough around the edges, but endearingly so.
I will give it a try. I watched the first couple of episodes, I recall but it was very forgettable for some reason. Maybe I'll just start on Season 2.
 
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