Episode Description:
LENA IS ARRESTED – After Metallo (guest star Frederick Schmidt) breaks out of prison and frees Lillian Luthor (guest star Brenda Strong), the police blame Lena (guest star Katie McGrath) for his escape and arrest her. Despite overwhelming evidence, Kara (Melissa Benoist) refuses to believe her friend is guilty and fights to clear Lena’s name. Flashbacks reveal how Lena came to be a Luthor. Meanwhile, Alex (Chyler Leigh) introduces Maggie (Floriana Lima) to the gang. Tawnia McKiernan directed the episode written by Robert Rovner and Cindy Lichtman. (#212). Original airdate 2/13/17.
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Kiwi
- Supergirl Season 2
- Friday, 10 February 2017
Was awesome, hit the mark in many key areas. Review over.
In the year 2166, my planet Krypton was dying. I returned with only one goal, but my pod got knocked off course, and by the time I got here, an accident made me the impossible.....
- more than a month ago
- Supergirl Season 2
- # 21
Paging The CW, any sneak peeks available?.
I think Kelly's given up asking.
"A good teacher is like a candle, it consumes itself to light the way for others"
- more than a month ago
- Supergirl Season 2
- # 22
Paging The CW, any sneak peeks available?.
I think Kelly's given up asking.
I think Kelly's given up asking.
- more than a month ago
- Supergirl Season 2
- # 23
I think what happens this episode will a major turning point in the Kara/Lena relationship. It's alson strange in the prom trailers, Kara only appears in costume at the very end. And, in the prom stills not in costume at all.
Why is she kicking at a that concrete structure in the trailer? And doing it in her civilan clothes? She hasn't smashed anything in her civies since season 1.
Why is she kicking at a that concrete structure in the trailer? And doing it in her civilan clothes? She hasn't smashed anything in her civies since season 1.
- more than a month ago
- Supergirl Season 2
- # 24
I’m hoping for some Supercorp scoop for Supergirl! — Van
When Lillian Luthor breaks out of prison, all signs point to Lena assisting her. Only Kara stands by Lena, leading to some tension. “Kara is at odds with a lot of people — everyone basically,” Melissa Benoist says. “It’s a smart story point to constantly keep people guessing about Lena, what her motives are and what she really wants. She’s a Luthor, so can you ever really trust someone who was raised in that environment? I’ve always appreciated how Kara has given her the benefit of the doubt and trusts her because Lena has proven herself more than once that she wants to make the world a better place and she doesn’t want to subscribe to her family’s narrative.”
When Lillian Luthor breaks out of prison, all signs point to Lena assisting her. Only Kara stands by Lena, leading to some tension. “Kara is at odds with a lot of people — everyone basically,” Melissa Benoist says. “It’s a smart story point to constantly keep people guessing about Lena, what her motives are and what she really wants. She’s a Luthor, so can you ever really trust someone who was raised in that environment? I’ve always appreciated how Kara has given her the benefit of the doubt and trusts her because Lena has proven herself more than once that she wants to make the world a better place and she doesn’t want to subscribe to her family’s narrative.”
- more than a month ago
- Supergirl Season 2
- # 26
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