I think this is where 13-year-old Kal-El comes in, whatever would be up with that....
Kara exhibited a new power this week: Laying It on Super-Thick.
Kara exhibited a new power this week: Laying It on Super-Thick.
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True, and it's also an enemy that Non didn't face at the end of this episode - which is kind of strange, since presumably Alex still had it and was awfully worried about John and Kara going alone....Well, on the bright side, at least Alex Danvers in Kryptonite armor is a villain Superman never faced. Yay, creativity!
It's the Baby from the Lois & Clark finale. Which origin was never revealed because the show was cancelled....
Deja Vu?
I doubt it. I glad they did not have cliffhanger revolving Myriad. At least we got resolution on that. I was hoping at least to get an over the shoulder shot of Superman. Maybe with him and Kara hugging without seeing his face.
Deja Vu?
I doubt it. I glad they did not have cliffhanger revolving Myriad. At least we got resolution on that. I was hoping at least to get an over the shoulder shot of Superman. Maybe with him and Kara hugging without seeing his face.
So apparently Kryptonians can't fly in space under their own power in this version...which makes you wonder how Superman goes on offworld excursions, as referenced last episode.
"You can't do it--There's no atmosphere, no gravity, no thrust...!"
"Unless, you know, you guys get me a spacesuit...."
"We'll always honor your sacrifice!"
"You can't do it--There's no atmosphere, no gravity, no thrust...!"
"Unless, you know, you guys get me a spacesuit...."
"We'll always honor your sacrifice!"
The same way Captain Kirk, Picard etc go off world.... Or Neil Armstrong..
Or the Starship he used in Superman Returns.
I laughed when she said one could power a whole city.
I'm hoping for Streaky.
Perhaps, like in Superman: The Animated Series (or like Alex did here), he uses his escape pod as a spaceship.
Alex and Max held hands. There's something there.
Next season.
Next season.
And how exactly did she retrieve Kara?
Didn't that same pod tow Fort Rozz out of the Phantom Zone? That suggests some kind of tractor beam capability.
Then again, she could've just nudged Kara onto a re-entry trajectory, let her crashland. Pretty harsh, but she could survive it.
Did it? I don't remember that.
That's the backstory from the pilot, and seen again in the opening of the first Indigo episode. Kara's pod and Fort Rozz were both trapped in the Phantom Zone for 24 years, then Indigo accessed the pod's controls and used it to somehow pull Fort Rozz out of the PZ, whereupon they both crashlanded on Earth.
Streaky's an Earth cat.
For a moment there, I thought Myriad was going to blow my head up. Now I've got a migraine. One thing I've noticed about this series is that there's a lot of touchy feely moments, like when Kara was possibly saying goodbye to her friends for the last time. And that's actually not a bad thing; I like the drama. I wish more shows had that.
Could the person in the pod end up being Kara's doppelganger, like the future Power Girl? In JLU, Supergirl had an evil clone, Galatea, who looked just like PG.
Could the person in the pod end up being Kara's doppelganger, like the future Power Girl? In JLU, Supergirl had an evil clone, Galatea, who looked just like PG.
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I was thinking the same thing,
This was a nice finale.
I know it was a little mushy, but actually liked them using the symbol of hope that Kara has become as the way to defeat Mryriad.
I did not expect Eliza to be the one to show up and end the fight, but it was nice moment, having their mom be the one who brought Alex to her senses.
I loved J'Onn tearing Indigo in half.
Apparently I was wrong about Non being redeemed.
So was the omegahedron purely from the movie or did it come from the comics too?
I was glad that they didn't have James forget about the kiss, so I'm hoping they'll actually be together when the next seasons starts.
I was surprised Kara couldn't survive in space since Krytopians flying around unassisted in space is a thing in the comics.
I liked Kara's goodbyes to everyone.
I loved Alex saving her.
Her promotion was another nice moment.
I knew as soon as she walked over to the pod that they were going to cut away before we saw what was inside it.
I know it was a little mushy, but actually liked them using the symbol of hope that Kara has become as the way to defeat Mryriad.
I did not expect Eliza to be the one to show up and end the fight, but it was nice moment, having their mom be the one who brought Alex to her senses.
I loved J'Onn tearing Indigo in half.
Apparently I was wrong about Non being redeemed.
So was the omegahedron purely from the movie or did it come from the comics too?
I was glad that they didn't have James forget about the kiss, so I'm hoping they'll actually be together when the next seasons starts.
I was surprised Kara couldn't survive in space since Krytopians flying around unassisted in space is a thing in the comics.
I liked Kara's goodbyes to everyone.
I loved Alex saving her.
Her promotion was another nice moment.
I knew as soon as she walked over to the pod that they were going to cut away before we saw what was inside it.
In the old days Kal-El could hold his breath for weeks or months to fly to other planets.
Post crisis he could only hold his breath for hours.
What a pussy.
Post crisis he could only hold his breath for hours.
What a pussy.
^ Yeah, he was too powerful so they needed to tone him down.
On Lois & Clark he could hold his breath for only 20 minutes.
On Lois & Clark he could hold his breath for only 20 minutes.
(That particular) Lois used to take my breath way too.