Time for an all new Supergirl Monday! In tonight's episode, Kevin Smith returns to direct his third episode of the Girl of Steel. Also returning is Morgan Edge, now with a new plan of attack against Lena Luthor. If Morgan couldn't buy Catco, then launching a negative PR campaign against her and the lead bomb she created to rid Earth of the Daxamites might be the next best thing. Check it out in the sneak peek below:
If you wanted to see what the sisters are like when they are both kicking butt and working on the same team, then this sneak peek is for you! The Danvers girls foil a hijacking of a prison bus just in the nick of time!
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I hope so. He's very much a part of this narrative so I hope they don't just gloss over his involvement.
Kind of seems like it, doesn't it? Or perhaps Alex hasn't spoken to Maggie yet, out of continued reluctance....we'll find out soon.
Great to see the sisters working together again!
Also they seem to have edited out that scene where SG punches that prisoner to sleep. It's all Alex doing the punching now. It's better that way in my opinion.
Haven't watched the first video yet.
And now to go Winn Schott here...
Ironically, and in real life WGBS was the call sign of Supergirl’s current station in Philly on analog channel 57 back in the day as a third independent station (or second once channel 29 WTAF/WTXF went to Fox along with WPHL 17 the now My Network station).
WGBS changed its calls to the current WPSG in 1995 when Paramount Stations Group bought the station from Grant Broadcasting System (not Cat but Milt Grant). This would make WPSG a UPN owned station (remember UPN?).
Currently it's owned by CBS and operates alongside KYW-TV CBS 3 which was Supergirl's season one home. WPSG id's itself as "The CW Philly 57", which harkens back to their days as Philly's "Super" Station in the 80's.