Yesterday was yet another exciting moment for the Girl of Steel, Melissa Benoist! She walked away from the Teen Choice Awards a winner this year taking the highly competitive Choice Action TV Actress category! Melissa was up against some tough competition including, Caity Lotz – (DC’s Legends of Tomorrow), Candice Patton – (The Flash), Chloe Bennet – (Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.), Danielle Panabaker – (The Flash) and finally, Emily Bett Rickards – (Arrow). We want to congratulate Melissa on her win last night and thank her for all the incredible work she's done as Supergirl!

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Many fans have noted the extreme differences between the Arrowverse and DC Comics major film universe, DCEU or DC Entertainment Universe. Fans noted how Tyler Hoechlin's Superman felt more like the lovable Big Blue Boy Scout that fans thirsted for since Chris Reeve's interpretation ended. All that aside, DCEU is looking to make a Supergirl movie according to deadline.com. This would likely exclude the possibility for Melissa Benoist taking the titular role as the universes on TV vs. Big Screen have been so vastly different and expressly divided. Working on the script currently is Oren Uziel who's credits include "Mortal Kombat, 22 Jump Street, The Cloverfield Paradox, and the in-production Sonic The Hedgehog". The studio will likely learn from its successes with Wonder Woman and seek a female director and have a strong female presence on crew.

It is hard for us to imagine anyone else taking the role of Supergirl other than Melissa Benoist. In the earliest days of the show before she was even cast, we didn't have her as a front runner. Yet ever since the pilot, Melissa has defined the Girl of Steel for a generation. While we are staunchly loyal to Melissa's portrayal of the character, we do delight at the thought of more Supergirl in our entertainment world. Should this movie move forward, we would hope to see a more direct adaptation of the character through Sterling Gate's work. A true 15-16 year old actress with powers beyond imagination would be very interesting to see on the big screen. Tie in a true-to-comic Brainiac story and you'll see us in the front of the line at midnight!

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This is a VERY SPECIAL announcement for us! Our "nerdom" has been cemented in several different genres and today we are so incredibly excited to share with you that the Vice President of the United States (for Earth 38) has been cast! You might remember that Lynda Carter (The original live action Wonder Woman) has been playing President Marsdin since season 2. Furthermore, it was revealed, at least to the audience, that she was an alien as well. That could likely play into the reason there is a need for the Vice President to be cast since the theme of the season is "Humans First". Could the President be ousted from her position? What does this mean for Cat Grant? All that said, and without further ado, Vice President will be played by Brent Spiner!!!!

For the population that doesn't know who Brent Spiner is (I joke I am just so excited), he played Lieutenant Commander Data, in Star Trek the Next Generation as well as the subsequent movies that followed. He was also Dr. Brakish Okun in both Independence Day and Independence Day: Resurgence! Brent isn't the unfamiliar with DC Comics either, he was the voice of "Edward Nigma / Riddler" in 2017's Justice League Action. Brent is also one of those incredible actors who has had the honor of playing himself (on "The Big Bang Theory") as well as playing his younger great great great grandfather on Star Trek Enterprise as Doctor Arik Soong.

Vice President Baker is described as:

Adept and politically minded, Vice President Baker makes for an unlikely leader, but steps up in a big way when his country needs him most.

We have several ideas why the Vice President needs to step up but we want to hear your opinions! Let us know your thoughts in the comments below and in the forum! Also, keep us advertisement free and visit the support page if you can!

Running Supergirl.tv has been an incredible joy, success, challenge and accomplishment for us. For some time now, we've been thinking about expanding and bringing more content to you via new sites. The lessons we've learned here and the community that has developed has only strengthened our resolve to bring professional level websites to fans and guide civil and meaningful conversation about shows and characters that mean so much to us. Due in large part to our users and community, we are now branching out and adding three new sites to our community. Today Batwoman.tv is launching! Supergirl.tv fans should hopefully find it familiar yet fresh. Eric has learned many new techniques from running Supergirl and Batwoman has some of the coolest things we've done built into it (come visit to see)!

In addition to Batwoman.tv, which is VERY on topic for us, we are venturing out into two new territories as well. The first is less of a stretch. While at Comic Con we learned about Geoff Johns' new show Stargirl. Much like our love for the Girl of Steel, Courtney Whitmore has had a special place in our hearts for a while. Stargirl.tv is currently under development and even though not part of the Arrowverse, the show is being created by Greg Berlanti and Sarah Schechter along with Geoff Johns! Debuting on DC Universe's streaming platform, this show has us very excited!

Finally, we have something completely different. We have had a soft launch for TheWitcher.tv going on for a while now but along with Batwoman.tv, TheWitcher.tv is also live now! For those that don't know, The Witcher is a show being developed based on a video game and series of novels for Netflix. This is a BIG departure from the female-centered show we've been following and the new ones we are now following but believe it or not, this is actually Kelsey's baby to grow, Eric hasn't even played the games (yet).

So, what's changing? When it comes to Supergirl.tv ... NOTHING! Not to get too Star Trek on you, but Supergirl.tv is our flagship! It's been around the longest and its success has made all of this possible. There will NEVER be any advertisements on the site here and we will continue to be vigilant about all the news, rumors, spoilers, videos and media as we always have. But much like Star Trek Enterprise, Batwoman.tv is our NX-02 Columbia! It has a bigger deflector dish and some bells and whistles that Supergirl doesn't. That doesn't mean Supergirl won't get some upgrades, it's just that Batwoman is now our most advanced site we've ever built.

There are some policy changes happening on the new sites however. First, each of the new sites has two advertisement places. A big ad and a small ad. Right now they are just being used to promote the other sites but eventually we want to turn them on and use traditional advertising to help offset the costs of these sites. Secondly and more minor, TheWitcher.tv, for example, will have a less restrictive language policy as the show is aimed for a more mature crowd. Other than that, it should be business as usual for all our new sites as well as our Flagship, Supergirl.tv!

We want to thank you all for being such great users and giving us the courage to try some new sites! We couldn't have made this decision without the incredible community that has embraced us here. If you are interested in Batwoman, Stargirl, or even The Witcher, we would be so happy to have you as users there as well! Thank you all so much!

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