Supergirl 1×07: “Human for a Day”

After her disastrous battle with Red Tornado, and the broken glass in Ms. Grant’s office, Kara is powerless and vulnerable. Not only can she cut herself, she’s susceptible to the common cold, the most dreadful human experience. 

Flash x Arrow: “Legends of Today & Yesterday”

This season’s epic Flash/Arrow crossover event was used to further set up the new show, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, for its winter premiere (as if using all previous 7 Arrow episodes weren’t enough of a waste of time).

Supergirl 1×06: “Red Faced”

Now that we’re back to the normal story path, the startling confession from Kara’s foster mother about their father’s death at the DEO is investigated, while Kara deals with her own issues.

Kara is flying about, per usual, when a bout of road rage is reported and two men are nearly ramming each other off the road.

Supergirl 1×04: “How Does She Do It?”

(Now, back to the past, to the episode that was supposed to air last week…)

The Girl of Steel is tasked with her most difficult challenge yet: babysit her boss’ kid, save the city, and deal with James Olson’s insufferable love drama with Lucy Lane. The latter being so unfathomably dull. 

Supergirl 1×05: “Livewire”

(Due to the tragic events in Paris this weekend, CBS chose to air 1×05 instead of 1×04 this week, due to content matter.)

Thanksgiving came early for our National City crew, but the monsters are still around. Cat Grant is bitchy, per usual, dealing with an evenly bitchy employee, who is spending her Thanksgiving thanking her tongue for the nasty comments she can make about Supergirl. Eliza Danvers is in town to visit her daughters, making Alex’s life a living hell.

Why We All Need A Selena Gomez Style Revival

If you know me, you’ll know that I’ve spent the last few weeks playing Selena Gomez’s new, and best, album on repeat. This album is clearly Selena’s best work

Arrow 4×06: “Lost Souls”

Ray Palmer is alive. Felicity and Oliver’s honeymoon phase is over. Sara Lance got her soul back, but she’s still feral. But most importantly, Donna Smoak is back in Star City, talking about her favorite kinds of sex. (This time, it’s make up sex.)

Supergirl 1×03: “Fight or Flight”

“…if I’m going to be defined, it’s going to be by my victories and my losses, no one else’s.”

Supergirl is finally getting her story, not Superman’s, no thanks to Cat Grant. Ms. Grant wants to expose Supergirl after their rooftop rendezvous, where Kara accidentally exposes her relation to the Man of Steel. Her slip up leads to unforeseen consequences: Cat Grant is going to write the Supergirl exposé and let National a City see their true, moderate version of a superhero.

Supergirl 1×02: “Stronger Together”

“He He He, Him Him Him, I am so sick of hearing about the Man of Steel.” Wasn’t this show supposed to be about Supergirl? The repeated mention of Superman every five minutes makes me want to gauge my eye out with a fork, the only relatable trait of Cat Grant. Why would you even mention Superman and not show Henry Cavill?

Arrow 4×05: “Haunted”

With a feral Sara out and about in Star City, she’s left quite a trail: dead gangbangers and drug dealers everywhere and she has an awful habit of attacking girls with short, brunette hair… girls that look a lot like Thea.

Quentin and Laurel are on the search for their missing rabid family member, following the trail of the deathly blonde woman that is killing randoms and obnoxiously barking at passerby cats.