After a debut season that was a mixed bag, Supergirlis now back, and with a new
home to boot.
Whilst the show may have now moved from CBS
to The CW, very little has changed stylistically or aesthetically for the series. There may be
a slightly snazzier home for the DEO, but the overall feel of the show is still
very much in tune with what we’re familiar with by now: energetic, vibrant, and
full of warmth and sincerity.
Still, there is one major change in this
new season – the addition of comic books’ greatest hero, Superman!
With the Big Blue Boy Scout debuting here, The Adventures of Supergirlbrought the
Melissa Benoist-starring series back with a bang. It may just be one episode
in, but Season 2 of this show feels so fresh, engaging and, most importantly,
fun as The CW looks to make this show as must-see as the likes of Arrowand The Flash.
In terms of major happenings, this season
premiere’s biggest non-Super moment was the introduction of John Corben, the
man destined to become the villainous, Kryptonite-fuelled Metallo, but in truth
this introduction rightly took a backseat to the show’s heroic cousins.
The Adventures
of Supergirlwas a fantastic way to bring Supergirlback, so let’s take a look what the season premiere got right - and what didn't work so well.
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