Supergirl Season 1: 10 Big Questions Following 'Pilot'

9. What€™s The Fate Of Winn Schott?

As soon as it was revealed that Jeremy Jordan had signed on to play Winn €œWinslow€ Schott in Supergirl, tongues were instantly wagging over the character€™s villainous alter-ego. In the DC comic book realm, Schott is better known as Toyman, an old school Superman rogue who had a penchant for committing crimes using elaborate toys. Whilst the use of the name Winn Schott here is likely no coincidence, it doesn€™t necessarily mean he€™ll be going all evil on Kara any time soon. After all, The Flash has Caitlin Snow (aka Killer Frost) as one of its more bright and cheery characters fighting the good fight alongside the Scarlet Speedster. Given the great chemistry between Jordan and Melissa Benoist, it could be that love may be in the air further down the line. Winn has certainly started to make his feelings clear on the matter, at least. Then again, what better way to turn someone to the dark side than by spurring their advances, especially if it€™s because Kara has eyes for A.N. Other.
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