Supergirl
The Flash/Supergirl Crossover Episode Poster and Synopsis
On March 28th, the CW’s “The Flash” comes to CBS’s “Supergirl” for a one-off guest shot.
The episode is entitled “Worlds Finest” and finds Barry Allen traversing the multiverse and ending up on Supergirl’s Earth. As it is, both shows don’t exist in the same reality, which allows both networks to not have to keep any kind of continuity between shows.
Supergirl, Nyssa al Ghul, and Melinda May Comic-Con Pics
A week ago Sunday (February 28), Helen Slater (The Original Kara Zor-El/”Supergirl”), Katrina Law (Nyssa al Ghul/”Arrow”), and Ming-Na Wen (Melinda May/”Agents of Shield”) were at the Comic Book and Science Fiction Convention in Los Angeles doing a bit of signing. And everyone’s favorite Joe was there snapping a few pics of the event.
The Flash/Supergirl Crossover Pics
If you’re a “Flash” and/or “Supergirl” fan, you probably know by now that both shows are crossing over later this month.
The Flash will appear on the March 28th episode of “Supergirl” entitled “Worlds Finest.” We got our first appearance of Supergirl on the February 9 episode of “The Flash” entitled “Welcome to Earth-2.” We glimpsed her in the multiverse tunnel as Barry Allen and friends were crossing over an alternate Earth in another dimension.
Who Is In “The Flash’s” Multiverse? (Video)
Know It All Joe’s “Supergirl” Observations
I’m still very much on the fence when it comes to CBS’s “Supergirl.” Though I like all things Super, this show, and it’s girl empowerment message that it not so subtly tries to jam down your throat, seems to be stuck in the 90’s somewhere along with that other sub-par Super show “Lois and Clark.”
New “Supergirl” Promo Video (with Screen Grabs)
CBS releases a new promo for their upcoming superhero show – “Supergirl.” This one actually shows new footage beyond the pilot. We get glimpses of some new villains and the first shot of Peter Facinelli’s Maxwell Lord.
“Supergirl” CBS TV Pilot Review
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No! It’s the TV division of Warner Bros not having the legal rights to use Superman in a TV series due to their feature film franchise. But they did give us the second best thing. We got us some Supergirl! And she comes in the form of actress Melissa Benoist (Glee, Homeland, Whiplash).



