Supergirl Season 1: 10 Big Questions From 'For The Girl Who Has Everything'

7. Could Winn Work For The DEO?

Winn Schott may be seemingly the only person doing any sort of IT work at Cat Co, but could his work with the DEO here eventually lead to a job change for Winn? Despite the initial hesitancy of Hank Henshaw, eventually Winn is allowed to let loose on the DEO€™s super computers. For the son of Toyman, it€™s like all of his dreams coming true as he gets to geek out on the advanced systems used by a government organisation that doesn€™t even technically exist. So, in the future, be it this season or another season, could we see Winn Schott become an employee of the DEO? Stranger things have happened.
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