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SUPERGIRL Comes Home In An Early Preview For The Midseason Premiere; Welcome Back, Kara!
Following the eventful midseason finale,
Supergirl will be off until August, but when it returns, get ready for the final batch of episodes before we bid farewell to the Girl of Steel in November!
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5/12/2021
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After a few episodes in the Phantom Zone, Kara (Melissa Benoist) has finally made her way home - with her father Zor-El (Jason Behr) in tow - and it looks like the August midseason premiere will see him try to acclimate himself into Kara s life in National City, which looks to be easier said than done.Â
Supergirl Phantom Menaces Preview Released
Supergirl s sixth and final season. The episode will air on Tuesday, April 13th. As things go, the sixth season is off to a rocky start for the Superfriends. While they were able to stop Lex Luthor (Jon Cryer) from carrying out his disastrous plan in the season premiere, he also sent Kara Danvers/Supergirl (Melissa Benoist) into the Phantom Zone. This week, the team s attempts to rescue her backfired as did the idea of justice when Lex was acquitted. These losses will weigh heavily on the team, with Kara still trapped, though unbeknownst to her friends and family back in National City, Kara is not alone. Her father, Zor-El (Jason Behr) is there as well.
A grieving space vampire tech whiz? Lex Luthor representing himself in court? The Phantom Zone inexplicably taking away Kara’s bangs?!? Tonight’s episode of
Supergirl has all the zippy, cohesive spark I was missing from last week’s finale-premiere hybrid. And the big upside of the show’s pandemic-related production delay is that this final season is now able to seamlessly build on last year’s dangling threads without clunkily introducing a whole bunch of new elements for just one final run of episodes. Instead of anchoring this final season around a new plot-heavy big bad, “A Few Good Women” suggests that