Supergirl

Originally posted by quanchi112
Hell yeah I grew up with he man. This is very sad. 39 is the new 25, kiddo.

I didnt complain about your age. I made fun of you watching He-Man at your age.

Now thats laughable 😆

Originally posted by Darth Thor
I didnt complain about your age. I made fun of you watching He-Man at your age.

Now thats laughable 😆

Writers are still firmly on the SJW bandwagon with the new season seeming to be about the 'rising tide' of hostility towards aliens, although they might do it in the right way which might make this an interesting show.

Agreed. Curious as to how it will at least handle that.

The villain seems really cool
But the SJW preaching is horrendous

Not anymore than it was last season, and the show was still better then than it was any season prior despite that. Guess am just used to tuning out the agenda stuff that the writers occasionally throw in shows now.

sunday's episode was junk. she needs a new suit upgrade

Would be nice for everyone to eventually follow suit (no pun intended) with an outfit upgrade after what the Flash recently got.

They didn't have the balls to do that Lobo Episode. So Frag this stupid show.

^ Wasn't that for for the Krypton show?

Supergirl DID tease a Lobo App but it just didn't happen.

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Originally posted by Ridley_Prime
Guess am just used to tuning out the agenda stuff that the writers occasionally throw in shows now.

Yeah same. Just grown oblivious to it.

The level of bigotry with the villains of this season is sure uh, something, if not unsettling, political undertones aside.

Agreed. The anti-human agenda is sickening.

I've misjudged the CW, never expected them to make the villians sympathetic. Losing their jobs, Supergirl and Martian Manhunter causing untold damage to their homes and livlihoods, hidden aliens in plain sight, even the president an alien in disguise.

I sympathized with the humans/antagonists up until it came down to killing innocent aliens, but still, like how this season is kinda blurring the lines. Is not all black and white.

Yeah, the violence was pretty heavy handed. The writers even seemed to make a good point about the professor's boss suddenly sympathizing with him, once she lost her job, but then threw nuance out the window in the end.

He's a villain, so had to expect it.

"It's not about balance, it's about justice."

Jesus Christ.

Are you saying you would rather have Balance?

Justice IS balance. It's literally just, that's kind of the point.

I'm only two episodes in to this season and they seem to be all over the place trying to be fair one minute, and being weirdly transparent in their references the next.

I was so wrong about Nia/Nea/Nya though. Thought she was going to be an alien. Interesting character so far at least.

Manchester Black...

😂

😆

Gold.