I was once asked why I quit watch Supergirl. This episode showed one of the reasons well. The CW destroyed the most beautiful thing they had in the series, which was the relationship between the Danvers sisters.

You do realize that relationships, family, friends, etc are not always fantastic, sweet, and fun....that is totally unrealistic to think that they would not go through tough times. As they have done time and time again, it comes down to the strength in their love, and if that strength is never tested then how do you really know how strong they are.

But, hey if that is why you stopped watching this series, alright....to each their own.

But wait, if you stopped watching the series, how do you know their relationship is ruined? ; )

I'll start this thread off a little differently than usual with a couple of videos of Dean Cain and Helen Slater a.k.a. Superman and Supergirl a.k.a Jeremiah and Eliza Danvers.

Video 1 - Dean Cain as Superman from Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman



Video 2 - Helen Slater as Supergirl with some of the beautiful and graceful flying scenes from the movie.

Oh oh my ... i didn't remembered this from Lois and Clark. Soooooooo "kitch" lol.
Thanks kiwi

Supergirl: Jeremiah's return divides Danvers sisters, ew.com article with comments from Melissa and Chyler.

Supergirl 2x14 ''Homecoming'' Extended Sneak Peak

tweet from Natalie Abrams of Entertainment weekly. link in the tweet takes you 2 a snippet of an interview with words from Melissa and Chyler.

Larry Teng said on his Instagram page they filmed a huge action/stunt scene for this episode.

Just saw a video from a foreign country for this episode on twitter, there is no sound, but ooooooh my goodness, that scene between Kara and Alex over her dad is FAAAAAAR heavier than what we are seeing.
https://twitter.com/supercorpqu33r/status/835534594258558977

Just saw a video from a foreign country for this episode on twitter, there is no sound, but ooooooh my goodness, that scene between Kara and Alex over her dad is FAAAAAAR heavier than what we are seeing.

Thanks for posting Kelly, that does look intense.

Illinoisandy "Larry Teng said on his Instagram page they filmed a huge action/stunt scene for this episode."

Looking at the trailer again there's a scene with a truck driving through an explosion at 00:19, I wonder if that's what he's referring to. I've attached the link to his Instagram post.

Anyway all these little teasers keep building the anticipation for what should be an absolutely fantastic episode full of action, drama and some sweet family moments.

Just saw a video from a foreign country for this episode on twitter, there is no sound, but ooooooh my goodness, that scene between Kara and Alex over her dad is FAAAAAAR heavier than what we are seeing.
https://twitter.com/supercorpqu33r/status/835534594258558977

I just watched it on my cellphone. There IS sound, Kelly.
Just click on the video imbeded into the tweet...

Alex: He's my father.
Kara: He's mine, too.
Alex: Then ACT LIKE IT!!


OMG... This is gonna be a doozy.

Supergirl Preview: Jeremiah's Return Creates New Conflict for Alex and Kara, tvline.com article.

I was once asked why I quit watch Supergirl. This episode showed one of the reasons well. The CW destroyed the most beautiful thing they had in the series, which was the relationship between the Danvers sisters.

Okay a few things
1. So J'onn is strictly by the book with official protocol on dealing with work place dating but not so much for a potentially compromised agent, as any agent that has been captured for over a decade should be considered to be.(also what good would a background check do? he's been off the grid for over a decade. That's why he was so hard to find)

2. How the hell did Alex miss Jeremiah's robotic arm!! How is that possible when she examined the hand attached to said arm and said he lost most functionality in it? Did he go back to Cadmus and get the robo arm off-screen after Alex examined him?

3. Am I the only one who thought it was weird that Jeremiah was totally cool being all buddy buddy and hugsy with J'onn when he had taken on the form of Hank? Ya know Hank Henshaw one of his captors for over a decade. That should have been a huge clue to everyone involved that something was up. Seriously, would you be okay hugging someone who looked just like the guy that tortured you for over a decade? Wouldn't you at least ask your shape shifter friend to take on a different, less trauma inducing form?
(Hell they could've had him look like James, if only to remind us of what he looks like, and give Mecad something to do)

4. Why did it take till the end of the episode for J'onn to realize he couldn't read Jeremiah's mind? Isn't that something he should have checked before he was allowed to set foot in the DEO. I mean come on!! J'onn you read Alex's mind frequently enough to figure out she was gay before she did, but when lives are in the balence, you decide not to? It's not like its the first time the enemy infiltrated the DEO by taking on the identity of a Danvers. Did he somehow forget that two weeks ago a White Martian took on Alex's identity? Cadmus made two Metalo's and a Cyborg Superman they could probably make a Jeremiah clone/robot. So why didn't he check?

When Supergirl was saving the train, I thought she was going to connect the track with her body so the train would run over her body, like in Superman the Movie. That would've been a cool nod to the movie.

some off the cuff thoughts from 1 of the guys at supergirltalk.tv

To go along with how did Alex miss Jeremiah's robotic arm, and why did it take J'onn so long to realize he couldn't read Jeremiah's thoughts... MY question... How did Kara not see the biotic arm or rather... If she suspected him for even a second, why not just quickly scan him for brain implants or fake limbs? Yeah... It's not like they haven't been dealing with shape shifting Martians, and cyborgy people on the daily. Duh. They all DESERVED to be dooped.

And... ALEX DANVERS!! YOU, little lady, were not nice!! But AWESOME acting... And great tensions between her and Mel.

Oh and at the end when Jeremiah makes SURE Lillian sticks to their "deal"....I suspect that deal involves them leaving Supergirl alone... She's off limits with their plans to eliminate all aliens. But that would also mean, Cadmus does indeed know her identity. Not totally surprising.

This is a total nitpick that (while it doesn't impact my enjoyment of the show) just makes my continuity loving brain twitch, so....what's the deal with characters in the show repeatedly saying that Jeremiah had been held by Cadmus for over 15 years? That doesn't make sense.

Just a few episodes back Kara was celebrating her Earth Birthday and she literally said it had been 13 years since she landed on Earth. She would've never even met Jeremiah if he was being held by Cadmus for over 15 years. It just.....Does. Not. Compute.

I know, I know. A total nitpick, but I wish the writers would get their numbers straight. Pick one and go with it, guys. Please?

I don't remember how it happened this episode: But, I saw a post in tumblr that explained the timing and seemed to say that mainly it is only Jeremiah who is confused. With everyone else, with a bit rounding off the number works as 12-13 (season 1-Season2) and their ages (Alex's and Kara's) work as well.

If we think that Jeremiah is confused (and others are just ignoring it as they have been doing), then yeah the story makes sense.

I really liked how Eliza told Jeremiah that things are different now. It makes sense.

I don't remember how it happened this episode: But, I saw a post in tumblr that explained the timing and seemed to say that mainly it is only Jeremiah who is confused. With everyone else, with a bit rounding off the number works as 12-13 (season 1-Season2) and their ages (Alex's and Kara's) work as well.

If we think that Jeremiah is confused (and others are just ignoring it as they have been doing), then yeah the story makes sense.

I really liked how Eliza told Jeremiah that things are different now. It makes sense.

Actually J'onn said the same thing in episode 3 when he was talking about "wearing the skin of a black man for the last 15 years". That could'nt be a group hallucination.

I like that emotional episode.
Everybody was blind but it's probably because it's easier than to face an hurtfull truth. In the beginning at least. Everything as been very well played by the actors.
I also like seeing Kara with her own clothes in the evening, that change from the Kara Danvers disguise.