Yes, and I understand why people were upset at the time, but people should also learn to accept Jeremy's apology and forgive mistakes. Otherwise what use is Hope, Help and Compassion for all.

Regarding my use of the term "Minor incident", you are absolutely right if taking the incident on its own, some people would be very upset and expect a sincere apology, which they got. However (this might sound cold or insensitive to some, but is not intended to be) when standing back and taking an objective look at the incident, and comparing it to something far worse like the current Weinstein controversy (I sympathise with all the victims). On a bad to worse scale, a few accidental and thoughtless misspoken words by Jeremy followed by his realization of his wrongdoing and an apology, we should forgive and move on.

Now I too would like to move on and enjoy the first episode of season 3 tomorrow.

Quoting sheriek:

We’ll just for accuracy sake only Jeremy apologized. No other cast member has. And just because it was a minor incident to you doesn’t mean it was to others. I do not agree with the hate but it is understandable to me how some are still upset. But this thread is not about that so here’s hoping episodes 2 and 3 are awesome.

I love "book ends" in writing....where we see something said, or done....and then we see the outcome where the heroine is faced with her own words. This is going to be a very interesting episode, and the gravitas of this cast along with Chad Lowe is just going to be off the chart exceptional acting.

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Quoting sheriek:

Quoting Ms.Luthor:

Ooooh this episode sounds like it'll be interesting for sure. Kara claimed that she's better than humans in EP.1 and now she's gonna get a taste of being treated/worshipped as a deity. Can't wait to see how it all plays out.


[On a side note: Can we keep any and all comments regarding SDCC to the fandom thread please? This is not the place for those types of comments.]

Definately true about this not being the place. My apologies.

I wondered to if that quote she made about being better than humans would somehow come to play in this episode.

When she said better than humans I think she was thinking of human emotions. She didn't want to feel anything so she tried to revert to being a coldly logical Kryptonian.

This one should be interesting Kara did tell Mxy she didn't want to be a god.

I want to see how this contrasts with Overgirl in the crossover. Since sadly in the Nazi philosophy Overgirl would pretty much be considered almost god-like. Probably. Also seeing Overgirl in the crossover might be a way for Kara to realize she needs to embrace her human side more.

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Quoting Ms.Luthor:

Ooooh this episode sounds like it'll be interesting for sure. Kara claimed that she's better than humans in EP.1 and now she's gonna get a taste of being treated/worshipped as a deity. Can't wait to see how it all plays out.


[On a side note: Can we keep any and all comments regarding SDCC to the fandom thread please? This is not the place for those types of comments.]

Definately true about this not being the place. My apologies.

I wondered to if that quote she made about being better than humans would somehow come to play in this episode.

I definitely think that quote will come in the play for sure .

Quoting Ms.Luthor:

Ooooh this episode sounds like it'll be interesting for sure. Kara claimed that she's better than humans in EP.1 and now she's gonna get a taste of being treated/worshipped as a deity. Can't wait to see how it all plays out.


[On a side note: Can we keep any and all comments regarding SDCC to the fandom thread please? This is not the place for those types of comments.]

Definately true about this not being the place. My apologies.

I wondered to if that quote she made about being better than humans would somehow come to play in this episode.