Stargirl on the CW

Originally posted by Ridley_Prime
Not everyone can be blessed with a loving family, but how Courtney helped her overcome her plight was a feelgood moment.

Loved the new episode.
So glad they didnt just have Courtney hand out the JSA artifacts but had some just taken, or the artifact find its own new user.

It was predictable that Beth would do somethingnlikenshe did but it was done differently than I anticipated, enough that thè predicability was acceptable. The way that Rick was chosen, just made sense.

I also love tue totally different attitudes of all of them.

Cant wait for Pat to address Courtney over his finding next episode

I haven’t seen the new ep. yet, but from what I hear I’m gonna like it a lot!

I really liked it, personally.

latest ep was predictable but all right.

not sure why they made pat a dunce so hopefully that plays out much better by the season finale.

I don’t see Pat as a dunce, more like, a bit over his head.
He certainly didn’t plan on any of this stuff he’s having to deal with!

Originally posted by -Pr-
...How on Earth did nobody get in trouble for leaking that picture. Like, seriously.

I thought that too, if Courtney is 15 then we're to assume Yolanda is 15 also, but I suppose writers put things like that in to perhaps dissuade young girls from doing it IRL rather than make sense to the rest of us.

So is this in the Arrowverse?

Originally posted by Surtur
So is this in the Arrowverse?

is it good?

It seems a fine planet, yes!

*shaking fist in your general direction* got me you scoundrel

but no is the show itself of fine quality?!

I like it!

AKA it’s a fun show w. a high geek factor. The special effects are solid, too. The Cosmic Staff comes off as it’s own character, and the Stripe armor looks good.

Originally posted by Surtur
is it good?

I'm enjoying it a lot more than I thought, it has an almost movielike quality about it with the lighting and cinematography. The characters seem quite well thought out, Stargirl is quite impulsive and naive, but I prefer characters with flaws as opposed to the 'I'm always right, even when I'm wrong' shtick that you get with a lot of superheroes. The step-brother is a suitable 13 year old perma-douche who needs a slap in the teeth also.

I hope they don't go the route of killing off Luke Wilson by the season's end, I think he has a lot to offer this show.

Man, I really want a pair of those goggles!

Originally posted by samhain
I'm enjoying it a lot more than I thought, it has an almost movielike quality about it with the lighting and cinematography. The characters seem quite well thought out, Stargirl is quite impulsive and naive, but I prefer characters with flaws as opposed to the 'I'm always right, even when I'm wrong' shtick that you get with a lot of superheroes. The step-brother is a suitable 13 year old perma-douche who needs a slap in the teeth also.

I hope they don't go the route of killing off Luke Wilson by the season's end, I think he has a lot to offer this show.

Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!
Agreed on all counts, shows like this Titans, DP and the boys are better than the movies for me and certainly magnitudes better than the unwatchable CW shit or lostmen, I mean watch lost or whatever that show was intended to be.

I hear mixed things about Watchmen so I'm still on the fence about watching it.

It’s not bad, really.

Beats the hell out of reading Doomsday Clock. 😛

Another good episode. Actually looking forward to the next one already.

This week's episode was great.
Good action sequences, and I'm glad they went the way they did.
Loved that end sequence with Pat, both with how the kids were impressed by his mech and how the comversation went between him and Courtney 👍👍👍

I'm reaching the point where I can't wait for the next ep each week