Supergirl Season 1: 10 Big Questions After 'Stranger Visitor From Another Planet'

6. Can You Really Justify Cat€™s Parenting?

Cat Grant has quickly become a big favourite amongst Supergirl fans, with her tough exterior and well-meaning soul making her a highlight of the series. Still, some of the Cat-centric happenings here felt a little off. With Adam turning up in National City, it€™s revealed that he€™s barely seen his mother in 25 years. Cat€™s excuses vary from her ex took her son away, to she threw herself into her work in order to make a success of her life and provide for her family. Either way, can Cat Grant€™s 25-year absence from her son€™s life really be justified? Cat seems to think so, as worryingly does Kara.
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