Supergirl Season 1: 10 Big Questions Following 'Pilot'
4. What Else Will We See Of Alura?
In this pilot episode we were given a holographic version of Karas deceased mother, Alura, but surely thats not the last well see of the birth mother of Supergirl. One such show that had a similar issue was Smallville, where Terrence Stamp voiced Jor-El, the Kryptonian father of our Superman-in-waiting. Whilst Jor-El was often a bit of a d*ck at times in that series, he was still regularly used once the show got to a certain point, with him giving advice or usually ominous warnings to his son. On the big screen, Marlon Brando and Russell Crowe have played more visible versions of the character, with their takes on Jor-El also interacting with Superman. Moving forward, it looks as if well be getting plenty of emotionally-charged moments between daughter and holographic mother, particularly when it pertains to the big bad lurking in the shadows.
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