Breaking News! We can definitively confirm that Carlos Bernard, known from Fox's 24, and Flame Ventures' Alien Raiders, will be guest-starring as Oscar Rodas, a cop and Maggie Sawyer's father! He was excited to tweet out that he would be working on the show (see below). What event brings Maggie Sawyer's dad to National City is anybody's guess but we are certainly excited to see it! You may remember in season 2, Maggie told the story of being kicked out of her home when her conservative parents did not approve of her coming out, so expect this reunion not to be an easy one. Fans know that Floriana Lima's schedule didn't allow her to return as a full-time cast member so it's fair that speculation on what Oscar Rodas is doing in National City, and if it will affect Maggie's story in season 3, is to be expected!
Lucky fan, Julie Holden, had the opportunity to meet Carlos on set and took the picture below!
Finally, Suffering Sappho, was able to capture this footage via twitter that shows some hints at a scene between Maggie and Oscar!
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100% agree with your whole comment. I hope you are right about the writers realizing their mistake.
I agree 100%, Eire El. On the subject of how much romance/relationships to include, I'm more interested in well-rounded characters and their development than in constant action, so yes, I like that element of the story. I do think that last season there was too much, largely because nearly everyone in the core cast had a relationship being established. That has been achieved now so I think we can do with less. It's still important though, so I hope these relationships continue to be explored, especially Kara/Mon-El and Alex/Maggie.
I agree also. Get back to the action and adventure instead of trying to make it a soap opera.
Well said as usual Eire El this is a perfect example of why I'm not watching any BTS video. BTS pictures are cool and I don't have the willpower not to look but I'm drawing the line at video.
Yes - agree - I'm for lessening all the romance in the show and getting back to the action and adventure that comes with going up against new and old villains - makes for an exciting season so I am eagerly awaiting season 3.
Hey, Doc. It's just a long discussion we had last season on politics, is all. There's also long thread we had on it awhile back.
Bbbuuuuttt.. As much as I'm not a fan of their openly one-sided political commentaries (politics in a show I think are fine WHEN it's not so one-sided), I've gotten over it because I love the cast, and the overall story. Plus, I can overcome anything IF they are, indeed, going to have more Danver Sisters moments.
No one's perfect And, I think most people are inheritantly good, and mean well.
And as many have stated, I need to remember not to judge based on a few BTS sentences. For all we know, it could be cut for time. It also wouldn't fit the President's narrative from Season 2. So... Honestly... I'm hoping I jumped the gun on this one. I'm totally down with being wrong and will be the first one to admit when I am.
1. I love this show about as much as Star Trek TOS (my all time favourite)
2. I love when Science Fiction shows like this one, has the courage to take the risk of social/political commentary.
3. Relationships are a part of life. Yes I tune in for action and to believe a girl can fly, but constant action without story is boring and pointless. How can we believe Kara, Alex and J'onn are protecting the people they love if we are not shown the relationships.
4. Ever since Maggie told Alex the truth about her parents and Aunt, I've been wondering will we ever see this dynamic unfold on screen.
5. Until the episode airs we don't know the fictional context of that "building a wall" line (obviously it relates to my point 2):
5a. Is a wall physically being built on Earth 38?
5b. Is it metaphorically relating to an [in show] event?
5c. Is it all in the mind of a psychotic father?.
Don't judge and put the writing on the wall for this episode until it airs.
As for the comments about "too much romance." How about lessening the leads romance plot before worrying about a secondary romance?