The last time we checked in with production on the sixth and final season of the Melissa Benoist-starring CW series Supergirl, we also ran down the changes taking place in and around the Arrowverse From Javicia Leslie joining the second season of Batwoman as new lead Ryan Wilder to Superman & Lois and the previous DC[...]
From there, Amell threw some gasoline onto our brains' dumpster fires of speculation when he posted an image of himself with Supergirl star Melissa Benoist and The Flash star Grant Gustin, with Amell and Benoist in black-n-white while Gustin was in color alongside a "too soon" caption.[caption id="attachment_1291534" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Arrow star Stephen Amell is[...]
(Image: The CW)[/caption]The image below shows Amell and Supergirl star Melissa Benoist with The Flash star Grant Gustin, but Amell and Benoist are in black-n-white while Gustin is in color- signifying two shows that are either gone or leaving viewers' screens and one that's still on the air Now if someone had sent that to[...]
A strange mix of news this week for Supergirl star Melissa Benoist First, there was the news that the long-running CW series will be wrapping up its run with the upcoming sixth season But that was followed later in the week with news from Benoist that brought a ton of smiles: she gave birth to her[...]
Some super good news to report about Supergirl star Melissa Benoist, and it actually has nothing to do with The CW series This update is much more personal, and a nice slice of positivity in what's been a pretty rough year across the board for everyone Benoist took to Instagram to announce that she gave[...]
Changes in and around The CW's Arrowverse continued in a big way on Tuesday, with the network and producers Warner Bros TV and Berlanti Productions announcing that the Melissa Benoist-starring Supergirl will end its fight for truth and justice with the upcoming sixth season Deadline Hollywood reports that the combination of production delays and the[...]
So as a nice break from all of the stress and drama (and to promote the home release of the fifth season), the fine folks at Supergirl are offering fans a minute or two to sit back, relax, and watch Melissa Benoist, Jon Cryer, and more screw up on set Yup, that's right: we've got[...]
From their home base in Vancouver, stunt coordinator Simon Burnett and his crew — fight choreographer James Michalopoulos, Jesse Rath (Brainy/Querl Dox) stunt double Adrian Persad, and Melissa Benoist (Supergirl) stunt double Jennifer Clarke take you through some basics of how to get ready to perform on a physically demanding show like Supergirl in a[...]
The fifth season of The CW's Supergirl was a decline in many ways, including both ratings and critical success. While it has numerous high points (Crisis on Infinite Earths was truly great), it should have been better. With Supergirl Season 6 now confirmed going into scripting for the next season, due to begin airing in […]
Supergirl star Chyler Leigh aka Alex Danvers posted her coming-out story on Monday, sharing the personal journey she took towards embracing her sexual identity that began with her on-screen character coming out during the second season of the popular CW "Arrowverse" series. Leigh's post "Wear Your Pride" appeared on the Create Change website, founded by […]
As Kara (Melissa Benoist) and Lena (Katie McGrath) decide to put their betrayals of the past year behind them in favor of a temporary alliance, they forge a new plan Lena can make Supergirl a version of the Destroyer suit in her lab, but since Leviathan can tell whenever Supergirl uses her powers, they will[...]
First, series star Melissa Benoist is at the helm, taking the director's chair for "Deus Lex Machina." Our second reason was spoiled by the title, with the chapter centering on Jon Cryer's Lex Luthor and filling in the blanks on what happened post-"Crisis" to turn Lex from "big bad" to real hero We might want[...]
The CW's Supergirl is back next Sunday night, May 3, with the Melissa Benoist-directed episode "Deus Lex Machina" (pushed back from its original April 26 air date), which finds Jon Cryer's Lex Luthor taking center stage in two different timelines In the "now," Lex keeps the wheels turning as he works his way back into[...]
While it's scheduled to return on Sunday, May 3, with the Melissa Benoist-directed "Deus Lex Machina" (pushed back from its original April 26 air date), it's the season finale that's becoming a topic of conversation While filming on the fifth season finale was already underway when production was shuttered, Jon Cryer revealed to PeopleTV's Couch Surfing[...]
But on Sunday, April 26, Clark Kent's cousin not only returns, but her real-world counterpart Melissa Benoist is also taking a trip behind the camera for her directorial debut To mark the occasion, viewers are getting a Lex Luthor (Jon Cryer)-focused outing that feels almost like a "A Day in the Life of" episode, giving[...]
While Kara (Melissa Benoist) dutifully begins making arrangements for a memorial service for her adopted father, Alex retreats, refusing to attend on the basis that she barely knew their long-absent father.This was, of course, cover for her grief So when she slips on the Obsidian North contact lenses, it is to escape her harsh reality[...]
All rights reserved.[/caption][rwp_box id="0"]Dreamer gets a lot of social media attention for taking down a Dominator -- in record time that beats even Supergirl -- but the only approval she really wants is from her ex, Brainy (Jesse Rath), who in his new persona as head of the DEO is still incredibly cold and distant[...]
As Supergirl (Melissa Benoist) protects Andrea Rojas (Julie Gonzalo) from an alien threat during the launch of her new virtual reality product, the show continues its weird anti-tech message while delivering a sort of ho-hum episode All of the truly interesting things are happening in the B-storyling, where Lena (Katie McGrath) begins human trials on[...]
Melissa Benoist took to Instagram on Wednesday to drop a serious personal "spoiler": the Supergirl star is expecting her first child with husband Chris Wood (ABC’s thirtysomething sequel series) Benoist and Wood married back in September 2019, and Wood returned to his role as Mon-El for the 100th Supergirl episode No word yet from either[...]