Supergirl tonight, though I may give up on it. Like Jesse Rath in Defiance, but "Brainy" isn't, nor is he a real character. Mon-El was a strange character but he was at least someone for Kara to actually interact with, in a less rote mutual admiration society way that is.
God Friended Me was too blatantly supernatural to be tolerable. Manifest tomorrow is likely going to end up being nonsense either ignored, or ineffectively excused by blather about different factions. But it has what is dramatically speaking a cuckold as the male lead, which is so novel it's keeping my attention. But then I actually like watching anti-heroes. (Yes, including Danny Rand.)
Flash I'll be watching live Tuesday because the Series preempts The Gifted. The big bad is a villain who by every canon of reason and common sense should be left to the police which wrongfoots the entire season. Well, seasons in TV series are like sequels in the movie, and the sequels are never as good. (Yes, not literally never, but no, most of the supposed exceptions aren't, sorry, my opinion.) The Gifted apparently freaked itself out with an actual series changing climax to the first season and is desperately trying to ret-con everything into trivial black-and-white family values twaddle. I will continue to root for the revolutionary types the show is blackening as hard as it can.
Midnight, Texas isn't actually good but somehow I'm finding enough characters watchable. The problem with supernatural jeopardy is that it's all arbitrary. If it used big words, people would notice it's functionally technobabble.It's escaping the summer ghetto this Friday.
On streaming, Maniac is slow going so far. Will try for Haunting of Hill House, especially since I don't remember anything but the sexual panic of the movie.