But like why is the whole filming crew shirtless?

Ah, that apparently was a show of solidarity from the set staff with the actors because the actors were having to do a scene wearing basically nothing (or close to it). I read that they do that to "help actors feel at ease when filming shirtless/nude scenes" and keep the mood light and silly for everyone. I guess the line of thought is if the actors are shirtless, everyone behind the scenes is shirtless too (I'm sure it's optional for the set crew, though )

Though, it's unclear to me if that's a common practice or if it was just the Supergirl set crew being silly.

Hehe, they do seem to have loads of fun filming this show though. Lots of hard work, but looks like a lot of fun too.

But like why is the whole filming crew shirtless?

Ah, that apparently was a show of solidarity from the set staff with the actors because the actors were having to do a scene wearing basically nothing (or close to it). I read that they do that to "help actors feel at ease when filming shirtless/nude scenes" and keep the mood light and silly for everyone. I guess the line of thought is if the actors are shirtless, everyone behind the scenes is shirtless too (I'm sure it's optional for the set crew, though )

Though, it's unclear to me if that's a common practice or if it was just the Supergirl set crew being silly.

Hehe, they do seem to have loads of fun filming this show though. Lots of hard work, but looks like a lot of fun too.

Oh yeah there was a scene about that on Glee, just wasn't sure it was common place or happens in real life.

They're not the same species. They're not from the same planet. It should not be possible. Also, truthfully, it would be a very bad idea as a plot element.

The noteworthy fact that Mon-El has a completely different set of powers, not to mention his lead problem, is not consistent with their being the same species any more. What the writers do with this is up to them.

They're not the same species. They're not from the same planet. It should not be possible. Also, truthfully, it would be a very bad idea as a plot element.

The noteworthy fact that Mon-El has a completely different set of powers, not to mention his lead problem, is not consistent with their being the same species any more. What the writers do with this is up to them.

Superman has a son so species and powers seems not be be a problem. Also of course if anyone played any of the Mass Effect games they would understand fully cross-species romance haha. Besides that yeah like me and someone said before, it's not good for plot at the moment but would be pretty legit for endgame when the whole show is over.

I don't think Mon-El's little guys are strong enough for the task at hand.

Woah you implying what I think you implying lol?

The super egg would be impenetrable.

I don't think Mon-El's little guys are strong enough for the task at hand.

Wow, KZE!!! No mercy there!!!

Argo

Just being realistic. The super egg would be impenetrable.

Technically, it's probably possible since Kryptonains and Daxamites share a common ancestry, but it wouldn't make much sense in terms of moving the Kara Zor-EL story along. However, there are those who would wish to see this come to pass and they are certainly entitled to this opinion, but I do not share that view.

From a storytelling perspective, it would dilute rather than enhance the overall product and the objectives of the show. As a go-to plot device, it might work as a whimsical bookend to the series, but then again, it might hamper it.

Only time will tell if it is worth pursuing.

I would have no problem with this in the "series finale"...

There are only 2 ways SG can become pregnant while on earth: 1) Mate with another Kryptonian or someone of the same strength level (which Mon-El is not) or; 2) Mate while under some sort of red sun source.