̶S̶U̶P̶E̶R̶G̶I̶R̶L̶ BATWOMAN (tv show) THREAD - S2 PREMIERES 2021

amel223 said:

Cat did put Kara and Supergirl together but then MM entered Cat Grant's office as Supergirl while Kara was still in the room

From then on, Cat never suspected again. If she is, she's hiding it well lol

Actually, I wouldn't put it past the show that she reveals she knew all about Kara at a later date on a I knew along tip. I can see her be like 'you guys were trying so hard to hide it from me I couldn't burst your bubble'

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amel223 said:

One of my favorite parts of this show right now is how Cat seems to be slowly transforming from a one dimensional, hard *** snobby boss to something of a mother figure for Kara.


Chick has multiple, subtle dimensions to her acting which I enjoy. Not to mention she's hot to me in her old age.

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‘Supergirl’ Renewal Drama: Talks Center on Possible Jump to CW, Budget Cuts (Exclusive)

The Wrap reveals that CBS and Warner Bros. are currently deep in talks about the future of Supergirl, and with just two weeks to go until the network announce their fall schedule, the clock is ticking and the pressure is on. CBS want the show to come back, but the fact that it costs $3 million an episode to produce is a major issue for them, especially as the series lost around half of its viewers over the course of the season. Supergirl still did good numbers, but not quite good enough to justify an amount as high as that it seems.

However, here's where things get interesting. The trade mentions that, "Both sides have a potential out. Moonves could push 'Supergirl' to The CW, which as it happens is a joint venture between CBS and Warners (Moonves and his team are responsible for programming the network). Such a switch would make perfect sense. The youth-skewing CW already has “The Flash” and other superhero franchises (there was a crossover between 'Supergirl' and 'The Flash' this season), and its audience is much more aligned with 'Supergirl] than is CBS’ much-grayer viewership."

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‘Supergirl’ Moves To The CW, Renewed For Season 2

The CW has picked up its first new series for next season, and it is not that new. After weeks of speculation, Supergirl will move from CBS to sister network the CW, which has renewed the superhero drama for a second season. The pickup, which comes hours after the most recent deadline for CBS to make a renewal decision on the freshman series, expands the CW DC superhero universe to four series, all from producer Greg Berlanti, as Supergirl is set to join The Flash, Arrow and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. One of them, Flash, already crossed over to Supergirl on CBS, making for a seamless integration of the newbie into the CW superhero squad.

A Supergirl move to the CW had been rumored for awhile, with talks becoming real the last few days. A CW pickup was contingent on finding a way to produce a show of that scale (Supergirl commanded one of the highest license fees for a new series this season), for the CW. Producing studio Warner Bros. TV already made a pre-emptive effort to trim costs with a planned move of production from Los Angeles to Vancouver in Season 2, which is now official. That will bring the show together with Berlanti’s current CW superhero drama series, which all are based in Vancouver.

This is the second time Supergirl had been rumored to move from CBS to the CW. It didn’t happen after the pilot last year, but it is now. Previously, drama Ringer moved from CBS to the CW after the pilot.

Being CBS Logobased on a DC property, as it moves to the CW, Supergirl will remain solely owned by WBTV and not a co-production with CBS TV Studios as the original CW series automatically become.

Despite the fact that its numbers tapered off significantly after a strong start, Supergirl, aided by a solid DVR play, averaged a 2.4 rating among adults 18–49 in a competitive time slot, ranking as the No. 1 new CBS drama and No. 4 new network series overall (behind only Blindspot, Life in Pieces and Quantico) in the demo this season. It is CBS’ youngest-skewing new drama and averaged nearly 10 million viewers.

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aepps20 said:

Hopefully this means that Barry has a chance to get Kara's buns.

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shogun said:

iris finally likes him back but cw will make a totally aggravating and annoying love triangle between the three.

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Slighted said:

^ Damn, if the move happens, that CW line-up is basically all superhero shows:

Flash / LoT / Supergirl

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shogun said:

iris finally likes him back but cw will make a totally aggravating and annoying love triangle between the three.

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Master Zik said:

Slighted said:

^ Damn, if the move happens, that CW line-up is basically all superhero shows:

Flash / LoT / Supergirl

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If only they'd cancel Arrow.

I guess Supergirl will still come out on Mondays? or maybe they move w/e comes after Arror or move iZombie.

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Monday
8 p.m. “Supergirl” (moved from CBS)
9 p.m. “Jane the Virgin”

Tuesday
8 p.m. “The Flash”
9 p.m. “No Tomorrow”

Wednesday
8 p.m. “Arrow”
9 p.m. “Frequency”

Thursday
8 p.m. “Legends of Tomorrow”
9 p.m. “Supernatural”

Friday
8 p.m. “The Vampire Diaries”
9 p.m. “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend”​

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Eric Goldman [emoji]10004[/emoji] ‎@TheEricGoldman

No shock, but CW has confirmed a #Supergirl, #Arrow, #TheFlash, #LegendsofTomorrow mega-crossover is coming!

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Returning series “The 100,” “iZombie,” “The Originals” and “Reign” are on tap for the second half of the season, as is new show “Riverdale,” the Archie Comics-based teen drama.

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