Supergirl Season 1: 9 Big Questions From 'Hostile Takeover'

by Andrew Pollard

1. What€™s The Big Plan?

With Non finally stepping out of the shadows in Hostile Takeover, he and Astra both make reference to a bigger plan, with Astra even talking to Kara about how this masterplan can save the Earth, although she also points out that maybe not everybody will be keen on the plan. Now that we€™ve seen Non as a presence in the show, what role will he play going forward, what threat will he pose to the Maid of Might and National City, and what is the villainous plan of the show€™s big rogues? We€™ll have to wait until Supergirl returns next year for the answers to this and the other questions posed here, but there€™s certainly a lot to ponder until the Girl of Steel hits our screens again.
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