BigJonsson
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So the channel in Canada that airs Supergirl completely butchered the commercial breaks, kept going to break in the middle of scenes lol, they apologized today but it was kinda funny
So the channel in Canada that airs Supergirl completely butchered the commercial breaks, kept going to break in the middle of scenes lol, they apologized today but it was kinda funny
I think I like the idea that he doesn't know more.I think Mon-El lied and he is the prince. it would explain how he can't do any everyday things like pour club soda. He probably left his body guard and everyone else to die when his planet blew up. Why else would that alien bow?
Lovely message, not the official Twitter account.
Mon-El is a treasure. Dude had me chuckling throughout.
I don't like Mon El as a romantic interest that much. I don't think he's selling it as a would be hero. And a villain twist probably wouldn't work for me.
But he works as a presence. And comic relief. He's kind of like HR over on Flash currently. He's just nice to have around because of how he bounces of the other characters, even if he's nothing of substance.
Neither do I, but he has been the best option presented thus far for Kara.
Short of Wynn actually being Braniac 5, I do not think her other two options are going to be revisited.
Of course Lena is the Dark Horse option, but I doubt anything will come of all the unintentional(?) sexual tension.
So Mon El it is.
So the channel in Canada that airs Supergirl completely butchered the commercial breaks, kept going to break in the middle of scenes lol, they apologized today but it was kinda funny
Does anybody like Mon-el as a romantic interest? I know I don't. I mean if they're going down that road, I'd rather they just rip the band-aid off quick. Mon-el and Lena is a better pairing in my eyes.
The red shirt reference gave me a big smile.
Kara and Lena is even better.
So Mon-el's backstory is total bullshit right? He's not a guard and totally the prince
The dominator sparing him thing, along with mon-el trying to change the subject about the prince, plus these space dudes trying to hunt them down, seems like it's setting up a big reveal
I agree with my girlfriend. This felt like a very Buffy-ish episode, both in plot and dialogue. Mon-El's quipping was well done and they've made significant progress in him being a likeable character. Even Wynn, who is usually only obnoxious, came off as symSpathetic.
"HEY GUYS! LOOK! I'M A BADASS!"
"START THE CAR START THE CAR!"
I think Mon-El lied and he is the prince. it would explain how he can't do any everyday things like pour club soda. He probably left his body guard and everyone else to die when his planet blew up. Why else would that alien bow?
Didn't see this posted in the thread yet. Kevin Smith mentioned on his Fat Man on Batman podcast that he'll be directing another episode of Supergirl this season. He flies up to Vancouver: Home of Superheroes in early February.
LIVEWIRE IS SET LOOSE UPON CENTRAL CITY - After Supergirl's only memorable villain Livewire (guest star Brit Morgan) seemingly breaks out of prison, Supergirl (Melissa Benoist) is intent on recapturing her. After training Mon-El (Chris Wood), Supergirl takes him with her when she sees Livewire attack the NCPD but things go awry when Mon-El puts Supergirl before the citizens of National City. Meanwhile, James (Mehcad Brooks) decides to come clean with Kara and M'Gann (guest star Sharon Leal), has a psychic attack and collapses into a coma. Rebecca Johnson directed the episode written by Caitlin Parrish & Katie Rose Rogers (#210).
I see they have Cisco's cardboard cutout technology on Earth-38.
normal ass prison for a meta?