Who thinks that Mon-El and Kara have a chance of getting back together after what was released about the "heart wrenching" finale?

WestAllen was obviously endgame as it had been his stated goal since the very beginning, the narrative bended around that, and it was the way in the source material. You can’t even really call it a ship because it’s just a part of the natural story.

Nothing on Supergirl is like that. I wish we had it, that’s the thing, because The Flash is so good without all the alternating romance, but so far nothing on this show is depicted like that.

Honestly this show needs two things. Either no pairings ever, or an actual endgame pairing. CW writers have an unhealthy obsession of milking separation drama. It creates chaos like this.

Which is why Flash, which has a endgame pairing with which no one can argue, has peaceful, normal fans. The focus isn’t on the romance and that’s not what its fans care about.

Arrow and Supergirl milks the relationship drama and that attracted tons with the “ship” mentality, until they cannot even try to give Kara a friend without thousands chanting they want them to bang.

Flash does not have peaceful fans....ask Candice Patton..... she has gotten all kinds of tweets aimed at her. And there are those that are extremely ticked off that Barry married Iris... They are extremely vocal.

Honestly this show needs two things. Either no pairings ever, or an actual endgame pairing. CW writers have an unhealthy obsession of milking separation drama. It creates chaos like this.

Which is why Flash, which has a endgame pairing with which no one can argue, has peaceful, normal fans. The focus isn’t on the romance and that’s not what its fans care about.

Arrow and Supergirl milks the relationship drama and that attracted tons with the “ship” mentality, until they cannot even try to give Kara a friend without thousands chanting they want them to bang.

Flash does not have peaceful fans....ask Candice Patton..... she has gotten all kinds of tweets aimed at her. And there are those that are extremely ticked off that Barry married Iris... They are extremely vocal.

But if you do go to any random tweet about the Flash from the CW or the actors, you will not see anyone talking about ships. On Supergirl, on any tweet, the comments are basically all about ships

I read the rumored spoilers and just rolled my eyes. Probably a disgruntled Sanvers or Arrow fan wanting to stir the Supergirl pot.

Anyone who actually knows the finale wouldn't reveal secrets.

Can someone please give me a TLDR about what the rumours are?

There are bits and pieces of the rumors that could be true....I have always thought that one of the reasons for them not immediately renewing like they did last year was you possibly had several on Supergirl renegotiating contracts after possible 3 year contracts were ending this season. That would possibly be David, Mehcad, Jeremy, and Chyler... so I could see some leaving, some trimming down their time and some coming back just as they have for the first 3 years.

So, we shall see....I however do not see #Karamel back together at the end of this season....I see Alex possibly with a new someone in her life. The only thing I see possibly that I don't really like is that it seems New Krypton will be only a few episode arc.....this could encompass an entire season, and should in my opinion...so hopefully I'm wrong in that guess and it is simply the lead up to a great finale and a possible lead in to may a big New Krypton arc and maybe even a Super Woman arc.

I didn't even think twice about copy/pasting what people are chatting about because I think the whole thing is hogwash. From everything we've heard, the entire Supergirl cast and crew are fiercely dedicated to the show. None of them are going to go and leak the ending. So, I'm currently imagining some anti-supergirl Internet user laughing his/her head off at the mayhem that's ensueing among some fans after he/she completely just made something up and posted.

So... Sorry Eric if my post to answer Fedguy's request caused you headaches today.

People people people... It's a show. Sit back. Watch. Relax. Enjoy. We haven't a CLUE how this journey's gonna end. It's been an incredible season...and we still have 9 glorious week's left to experience.

Spoilers, rumors, etc...are simply something that comes with the territory of any show. There is no way to get away from it other than simply don't get on your computer. People are going to speculate, there is nothing wrong with that, that is part of the fun of following these shows, especially superhero shows.

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NOW, should people use spoiler tags?

sure.....

I just don't think that they have been put up as a choice, so here is the way you do it.

using these [ ] type the word spoiler in the bars, then type what you want to type and then the same thing at the end, only put a / before the word spoiler. That is the code for spoiler tags. When you do that, you will see what you see up in my post. The only way to see what was typed is to toggle over it. Pretty simple.....but spoilers, rumors, speculation is going to happen on any message board, that is just how it is.

Lol I thought typing in bold then adding several spaces after "Warning warning warning.... If anyone doesn't want to know the rumors, scroll past this post:" would have done the job. I guess I assumed too much? Lol I should have known better... I mean... I teach high school.

I don't think attending cons is something the actors cannot do if they have a chance. As someone said on a forum I read, if the actors refused to go to these cons, they would be harassed too. Melissa was insulted by that guy who was an organiser. Pretty sure, if it is an LGBT con, some people (emphasis on some) would even consider those who refuse to go a bigot. Also.. it is possible the showrunners/and producers themselves encourage attending the cons. It is good promotion for them.

Besides... Media and entertainment--the stories that are told--that does mean a lot to people; especially to scary teens in lonely circumstances who wonder if something is wrong with them because they are different from everyone around them. As someone said.. ."Monsters don't cast reflections. Not seeing your reflection will make a monster out of you" ; or make you feel like monster.

But expecting any kind of reflection rather than generic and archetypal is not good. And as Kelly says it is harmful. Beyond just the initial superficial validation, for any innate contentment, you should look towards the real world and what it offers; friendship, jobs, relationships, hobbies. To base your happiness on what fiction does...well, they would need help. Also, there would be a difference between pleasure and happiness. You may be pleased that something happens your way in a story or show you follow. Just like you would be happy if you were to get a cup of coffee you like when you are tired. But, happiness would be so much more and it should be about your life and what happens in it.

PS; about ships; Chyler said during Clexacon (I watched Alex's panel) that Alex's identity is not about her relationship; that the arc was a way for her to grow and know more about herself; which is also true for Kara.. and everyone else, really.

It might be best if the actors/writers/showrunners keep quiet as much as possible from now until the finale. Melissa probably has a mandatory appearance at upfront where she’ll get asked questions but she’s pretty good at evasion. Let the network release synopsis/sneak peaks ect to speak for the show.

I think if the finale is indeed "heart wrenching" it'll have little to do with Kara and Mon El's relationship status, unless one of them dies. Any tragedy in the end should really revolve around Sam/Reign and Ruby.

"And then there's the peeps who got offended at the beginning of the season"

By what?

"The problem with Arrow is, they fell to the ships.....they caved. Hopefully Supergirl does not."

If SG later retcons the sexuality of Kara and Lena to appease SC I'm done

The more I watch this season the more I wish that Kara and Mon-El just resumed their relationship in Episode 7 and Mon-El wasn't married to Imra and Karamel stayed steady until the show finished or Mon-El leaves. Write some other drama that doesn't involve their relationship.

I like to compare to Supergirl's brother shows where we find Barry (The Flash) and Oliver (Green Arrow) both now married and hopefully staying that way. I'd like the same for Kara, if she's not single she's in a steady relationship and there's not much relationship drama to be watched.

Your opinion is fair, even if I personally disagree with it. I, for one, feel like the relationship drama has been a weakness of absolutely all the shows. Barry and Iris felt the most natural, until they used this season to really shove Iris into the forefront. That's been annoying. It felt like it became the "Barry and Iris show" (and on some terrible occasions, the "Iris and company" show), this year. I feel like Iris should be a supporting character, not a co lead. That's kinda how I feel about Mon-El, as well. Although, I do have to say that his characterization, this year, has been much better, although he still lacks a degree of tact, when balancing his interactions with Kara and Imra.

Keep in mind, I'm a man, as I say this, so I may not fully comprehend the way women feel on this topic. I can try to, but never will. Nature of the different genders. But I personally feel that there is this OVERWHELMING need for women, especially in tv and film, to be part of a couple. Like it's part of what defines them.

Supergirl's purpose (the show, not the character) from the start has been to fight for equality and to try and overcome a lot of the gender specific stereotypes. For that reason, I'd prefer Kara stay single, and not have part of herself (and by extension, her show) be defined by who she's in a relationship with. Or at the very least, not have a long term relationship. I don't want the "Supergirl and Mon-El" show, or the "Supergirl and Lena" show. I want "Supergirl".

Don't get me wrong. Sometimes, the relationships are done well. I liked Oliver and McKenna, from season one. Or Barry and Spivot, in season 2 of The Flash. Neither of those characters overpowered the show.

We all knew Barry and Iris would be endgame. They are married in the comics. We all THOUGHT Oliver and Laurel would be endgame. They've been together in MANY iterations of the characters (don't ask me why they went the Felicity route, I don't hate the character, but the relationship felt forced, to me).

The difference is that Supergirl has NEVER had one of those long term romances who she's been DESTINED to be with for decades, that have defined other characters. She doesn't have an equivalent of Lois Lane to Superman, Iris West to Flash, Dinah Lance to Green Arrow, Carol Ferris to Green Lantern. I think she had a short stint with Mon-El, at some point.

I'm not saying Mon-El needs to leave the show. I don't dislike him. But I'm saying that they don't need to be a couple. This past episode was the first time, this year, that Kara actually acknowledged the negative elements of their relationship. And even as a crime fighting partner, they could stand to scale him back, a bit. He shouldn't end up becoming Supergirl's long term equal (refer back to my desire to not watch the "Supergirl and Mon-El" show). I think he should remain a supporting character, not a lead.

Sorry, that rant got a little long. Just wanted to illustrate how I feel about the topic. I'm sure I could have made a shorter summary. The biggest thing is that, as the only female lead superhero show on network tv, I don't want her defined by who she's dating. (Yes, I realize Sara leads the Legends, but that is definitely more of a team show, by it's very nature).

"And then there's the peeps who got offended at the beginning of the season"

By what?

By what? By WHAT?? Fedguy, are you extra tired right now? Lol Maggie leaving the show, that's what. *waits for Fedguy to pause, slap his forehead, and say "Ooohhhh yyyeeaaahhh, ddduuuhhh* lol

We all THOUGHT Oliver and Laurel would be endgame. They've been together in MANY iterations of the characters (don't ask me why they went the Felicity route, I don't hate the character, but the relationship felt forced, to me).

OOOOO... MMMM... GGG..... Thank you!!!! lol

As to kdogg’s thing, resuming with Mon-El may not be the best answer, but as to the amount of further romance drama this show can take, the options are, 1, many, or none.

Many = Doom and chaos

Only 1 or none may result in stability. I too would rather she just stayed with Mon-El. They spent a season building it up and justifying it, only to end it for a few episodes worth of drama.

Maybe it’s some kind of marketing. Maybe all the ships get them views.

But enough is enough. Next one either be final, or no more.

We all knew Barry and Iris would be endgame. They are married in the comics. We all THOUGHT Oliver and Laurel would be endgame. They've been together in MANY iterations of the characters (don't ask me why they went the Felicity route, I don't hate the character, but the relationship felt forced, to me).

The difference is that Supergirl has NEVER had one of those long term romances who she's been DESTINED to be with for decades, that have defined other characters. She doesn't have an equivalent of Lois Lane to Superman, Iris West to Flash, Dinah Lance to Green Arrow, Carol Ferris to Green Lantern. I think she had a short stint with Mon-El, at some point.

Sorry to butt in, but I would think that the closest thing to an 'endgame' Kara has would be Brainiac 5. Don't they have a decades long history together? If I remember correctly they first were together back in the 60s and it was a lot of off-and-on kinda thing.

Also, I don't remember there ever being a short stint with Mon-El... if there was does anyone which comic series?

"I guess I'm just bored with them still talking about their relationship now after we spent nearly an entire Season (2) on it."

Exactly. The bit on this week's episode was overkill and just the writers milking it. Or trying to finish it awkwardly.

Kara knew all of Mon-El's faults back in S2, and she was already angry about them before, forgave them, and moved on. To double back on that, especially because seeing Mon-El as a better person now, makes no sense at all and makes her look mean.

Keep in mind, I'm a man, as I say this, so I may not fully comprehend the way women feel on this topic. I can try to, but never will. Nature of the different genders. But I personally feel that there is this OVERWHELMING need for women, especially in tv and film, to be part of a couple. Like it's part of what defines them.

Supergirl's purpose (the show, not the character) from the start has been to fight for equality and to try and overcome a lot of the gender specific stereotypes. For that reason, I'd prefer Kara stay single, and not have part of herself (and by extension, her show) be defined by who she's in a relationship with. Or at the very least, not have a long term relationship. I don't want the "Supergirl and Mon-El" show, or the "Supergirl and Lena" show. I want "Supergirl".

Kdogg, I'm a woman and I can say that I feel exactly the way you do on the topic of women and their defined purpose in t.v. and film.

This doesn't mean that women shouldn't be in relationships rather, it is completely about the focus of it within the character's story on the show. In many male dominated shows, it is not uncommon for most of a character's relationship to be implied, off-screen, and occasionally written into a story. However, often times in the case of women, specifically with Kara and Alex, the significant other is a main character and the relationship seeps into every aspect of the character's day to day life. I think that it is not just a character stereotype but, also an uninformed belief by those in charge that relationship heavy episodes are the only kind that female viewers (of any age) are interested in seeing.

I also agree with you on not wanting a "Supergirl and Mon-El" or "Supergirl and Lena" show. I think that some viewers tend to forget that this is not a show about Mon-El or Lena but, rather a show about Kara and those characters happen to be a part of her life at the moment.