We have to admit we have a love-hate relationship with that countdown clock. We want it to finish counting down so Supergirl can return but there is going to be a point when it won't be counting down again ... sad! Anyway, today The CW has released the episode synopsis for "Welcome Back, Kara!" and potential hint to how the rest of the season is going to go. We know that you all have been speaking in the forums about some of the massive on-site leaks and paparazzi photos but we don't want to talk about them in our news section. So for those that don't know and want it to stay that way, just check out the official synopsis for the returning episode below!
SUPER FRIENDS REUNITED! – As Supergirl (Melissa Benoist) and Zor-El (guest star Jason Behr) make their return to National City, they are determined to keep the Phantom Zone behind them and enjoy being superheroes together. Unfortunately, their overzealous efforts backfire, creating a whole new threat to National City. The episode was directed by Armen V. Kevorkian and written by Dana Horgan & Jay Faerber (#608). Original airdate 8/24/2021.
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I had a couple of issues-- somewhat minor-- with the first 7 episodes, but I enjoyed them quite a bit overall... other than S&L, no other Arrowverse show came close entertainment-wise... sadly much of Arrowverse is in a very sad state of disarray. Heres to a fantastic home stretch for the Paragon of Hope! I think the Stargirl/Supergirl Tuesday lineup will be a blast.
I sure hope it's not a bad omen since this episode is directed by Kevorkian. I wonder if he's related to the good doctor.
And somehow again writers go for classic TV...taking Welcome Back Kotter to task. That show (Aired on ABC for 4 seasons, Sept 1975 to May 1979), which introduced the world to John Travolta before Saturday Night Fever or Pulp Fiction, has the distinct honor to have its theme song, done by Lovin Spoonful front man John Sebastian, go to #1 on the pop charts...for one week in 1976.
The other songs...Rhythm Heritage's SWAT in 1975, Jan Hammer's Theme from Miami Vice in 1984, and The Heights How Do You Talk to an Angel in 1992.