Spoilers Supergirl - Season 2
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Like I said, that was actually one of my more coherent dreams. At least it had a somewhat logical narrative flow and didn't change its location/situation halfway through.
Actually my first thought was of a more armored version of the live action GI Joe movies' Storm Shadow.Ahahaha! That costume looks silly. I didn't want Jimmy moping around the office during the second season, but the robocop costume doesn't inspire confidence we won't sti
Plagiarized! Hahaha
I think it's the mask that really brought it to mind.
Random question.
How much time elapased between S1 "Superman is susceptible to mind control" scene, the S1 epilogue with the rocket, and the S2 Venture launch? Between Superman being unconscious, and Superman being in his normal day to day life talking to Perry and saving the Venture?
How much time elapased between S1 "Superman is susceptible to mind control" scene, the S1 epilogue with the rocket, and the S2 Venture launch? Between Superman being unconscious, and Superman being in his normal day to day life talking to Perry and saving the Venture?
Just before Kara got promoted, she got a text from Clark, who apparently had already recovered -- and presumably flown back to Metropolis, or he wouldn't have needed to text her. (Unless that's my generational bias showing -- some people text each other when they're in the same room, let alone the same city.) So it is consistent.
Okay, I watched it again, and we were talking about two different scenes. You're talking about the first Kara/Cat scene, early in the episode, where she did say that as "Kair-uh." But I was thinking of the later conversation where Cat was using the analogy about diving into water, and she said Kara was reluctant to let go of the mild-mannered, sweet Kara Danvers who worked as Cat Grant's assistant. In that instance, she did say "Kah-ra." So we were both right.
Citizen Steel
Which one? There are two, an older and a younger.
I believe he prefers to be called "Not Captain America".
Isn't the older one Commander Steel?
Those have to be about the dumbest two bank robbers who have ever lived. I mean isn't Superman extremely well established by this point? Like for at least a decade? You'd think every crook on the planet knows when one those two show up you may as well just surrender. I mean clearly they're not supposed to be bright, but that's a level of stupid that makes me wonder how they managed to get inside the bank without repeatedly banging their faces against the plate glass.
Also am I the only one noticing they just took off without restraining either criminal and leaving two (admittedly empty) guns lying around where anyone can pick them up?
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