Who thinks that Mon-El and Kara have a chance of getting back together after what was released about the "heart wrenching" finale?

I don't mind Mon-el sticking around, I really like Chris in the role, however I'm not real keen on them rekindling their relationship....unless it is much better written than last season, I hope they stay just friends.

True. I fully agree, but I really miss Karamel.

I think that, after the progress Kara has made (finally), it would feel like a huge step backwards for her character to fall back into this relationship, when over half the season has been about getting over Mon-El.

I just don't think Kara/Supergirl should NEED to be in a relationship. And if she is in one, it shouldn't be so crucial to who she is as a person.

Losing people is hard, and I get that. But Kara's recovery period after losing him at the end of season 2 seemed INCREDIBLY disproportional to how long they were together. She seemed to completely lose herself for 7 months, after losing what was pretty much a 2-3 month relationship. And that really bothered me. But she's finally made progress, and I don't want to see all of that be for nothing.

I don't mind Mon-El being around, but I just don't think they should be together, again.

But Kara's recovery period after losing him at the end of season 2 seemed INCREDIBLY disproportional to how long they were together.

So true, Kdogg. "Disproportional" is the perfect word for what made the story explanation troubling. Same goes the Maggie story, as well. I mean, days away from wedding and NOW you mention kids.

Good thing the VAST majority of the season has been spectacular. Please don't go backwards on Kara's story, writers *crosses fingers* Having her and Mon-El together season 5?...that would seem MUCH more legit. Give the relationship angle a break....loooonnnggg break.

Kara getting back with Mon-El doesn't sound heart-wrenching.

By the term heart wrenching...I think someone dies...and I am afraid it might be Samantha/Reign. The title of it in case you haven't heard is "Battles Lost and Won." Perhaps that "Won" will refer to Supergirl's ultimate defeat of Reign.

I think that, after the progress Kara has made (finally), it would feel like a huge step backwards for her character to fall back into this relationship, when over half the season has been about getting over Mon-El.

Respectfully disagree. The progress Kara has made figuring out who she is and who she wants to be won't be negated if the catalyst for that introspection, the loss of the life she thought she was going to have, becomes possible again. Personally I think the season will end with Mon-El and Imra breaking up but Kara and Mon-El not getting back together but the possibility left open for next season. If nothing else it's believable that the network will want to stretch out the will they or won't they get back together.

I just don't think Kara/Supergirl should NEED to be in a relationship. And if she is in one, it shouldn't be so crucial to who she is as a person.

I agree with this

Losing people is hard, and I get that. But Kara's recovery period after losing him at the end of season 2 seemed INCREDIBLY disproportional to how long they were together. She seemed to completely lose herself for 7 months, after losing what was pretty much a 2-3 month relationship. And that really bothered me. But she's finally made progress, and I don't want to see all of that be for nothing.

It's not just Mon-El Kara was grieving she was close to having everything she ever wanted, then by her own hand she had to sacrifice that. How many of us have had points in our lives where by forces in and out of our control something changes and all our plans for the future are no longer possible. There's a grieving process for the life we thought we were going to have that we have to go through before we can pick up the pieces and live in our new normal. IMO Kara having a second chance at the life she thought she was going to have doesn't negate the process or the progress. Plus Kara and Mon-El are both not the same people they were at the end of last season, their relationship wouldn't be the same either.

An IRL example is the couple who unsuccessfully tries to have a child then conceives right after they adopt. They may have spent years trying then after grieving not having a biological child open their hearts to adoption. unexpectedly having the biological child they had given up on ever having doesn't negate the progress they went through or make them love either child differently.

Having her and Mon-El together season 5?...that would seem MUCH more legit. Give the relationship angle a break....loooonnnggg break.

I'd be down for this. I could see both of them not wanting to jump right back into a relationship after everything they've been through. Let Kara take a page out of Eliza's book and say they need to get to know each other again. I would also like to see Mon-El taking time to process the end of his relationship with Imra and the ending of the life he thought he was going to have.

By the term heart wrenching...I think someone dies...and I am afraid it might be Samantha/Reign. The title of it in case you haven't heard is "Battles Lost and Won." Perhaps that "Won" will refer to Supergirl's ultimate defeat of Reign.

Honestly, I could see this possibly, POSSIBLY a catalyst for Lena to stray into the dark grey--Sam being revealed as Reign, yet Supergirl being the reason for Sam's ultimate death. After all, we have been told of the triangle that will arise between Kara, Supergirl, and Lena. Couple that with a death or "removal" of Sam from earth = a visit into the darker grey for Lena.

By the term heart wrenching...I think someone dies...and I am afraid it might be Samantha/Reign. The title of it in case you haven't heard is "Battles Lost and Won." Perhaps that "Won" will refer to Supergirl's ultimate defeat of Reign.

While this isn't a confirmed season finale title, it's believable. After last night's episode I think M'yrnn will sacrifice himself both to save his son and his new family and spare J'onn the pain of watching his father lose who he is.

Maybe yes, maybe no. Here’s an idea. Why don’t they make her single from now on? Seems the most reasonble choice, and hopefully contains new ships from being formed. Just in the last season have her get with someone.

Well, if the rumors that are flying around twitter are correct........ no "ship" is left sailing this season....lol

Well, if the rumors that are flying around twitter are correct........ no "ship" is left sailing this season....lol

I saw posts that there ARE rumors, but I haven't seen the actual rumors. And I kinda don't want to. I'd prefer not to have the plot spoiled. Especially with 9 episodes left.

That being said, I am 100% okay if all existing ships are history after this season. I said it before, I feel like Kara and Mon-El getting back together would be a backpedal, after Kara's growth, this season. And I'm sure there are respectful Supercorp shippers, but Good Lord, the ones who make noise online seem genuinely hateful people.

And then there are the still VERY faithful Sanvers shippers, saying they wont watch the show until they "Bring Maggie Back", failing to acknowledge that it was Floriana's choice to leave.

I know that Supercorp, Karamel, and Sanvers all have respectful shippers, and completely disrespectful jerks as shippers. We just don't normally hear from the former, and I'm sick of hearing from the latter.

I don't know where I was in the past decade or so when "shipping" went from "wouldn't be cool if" to "f**k this show if my ship isn't canon, doesn't stay canon, and isn't endgame, and anyone else who thinks otherwise is garbage".

I personally believe that if someone only watches a show for a "ship", and refuses to watch because it's not, or is no longer, canon, then good riddance. You were never truly a fan of that show.

Do I "ship"? Sure. I ship relationships that I know will never happen. I acknowledge that, I bear no hatred to anyone who disagrees, or to the writers for not putting together the characters I like.

Sorry for the rant. I made the mistake of reading comments on Supergirl's official posts on their social media accounts, and the rude, hateful folk just got me worked up.

"I personally believe that if someone only watches a show for a "ship", and refuses to watch because it's not, or is no longer, canon, then good riddance. You were never truly a fan of that show."

Thank you sir. Once when I told a crazed shipper to stop disruptiong SG tweets, they told me to stop b*tching and leave them to do what they are passionate about.

I hardly see anyone that passionate about the show itself. If your sole interest is the imagined pairing of particular TV characters, then what a sad passion it is. Grow up. Wake up.

Every time I look in the comments section in Twitter from anything the staff or CW account tweets, I regret. The infestation of shipping has utterly corrupted and hijacked the enjoyment of the show by normal people.

And the worst is those who think their shipping amounts to fighting for a social cause.

By obsessing over people on TV, ranting about, saying so and so is endgame etc, you are not fighting for LGBT rights. You are not fighting for feminism. You are not fighting for anything other than a fanfic.

Being a shipper doesn't make you a champion of social justice. And opposing your ship doesn't make others a bigot.

Go march. Go vote. Go do something real if you actually care about the cause. Having twitter handles like "Supergirl is Supergay" while tweeting about SuperCorp 24/4 and hurling insults every time a male character is paired with Kara does not advance anything.

I don't know where I was in the past decade or so when "shipping" went from "wouldn't be cool if" to "f**k this show if my ship isn't canon, doesn't stay canon, and isn't endgame, and anyone else who thinks otherwise is garbage".

I personally believe that if someone only watches a show for a "ship", and refuses to watch because it's not, or is no longer, canon, then good riddance. You were never truly a fan of that show.

Do I "ship"? Sure. I ship relationships that I know will never happen. I acknowledge that, I bear no hatred to anyone who disagrees, or to the writers for not putting together the characters I like.

I think the last "hardcore" ships that I had were Lorelei/Luke and Rory/Dean in Gilmore Girls. I can remember being disappointed when Rory and Dean didn't pan out but, it didn't keep me from watching or from enjoying it as I watched. I see absolutely nothing wrong with people shipping but, in the case of SG, the constant whining and nagging by some shippers on social media is so extensive that it dampens the enjoyment of the show for me. The writers and network feeding into it doesn't help either. So, if all of the ships did crash and burn at the end of the season, I would be perfectly content and that's the only spoiler I would want. My only question would be, why wait til the end?

The rumors floating today came from reddit. I kinda sorta skimmed over them, and can't see how they are true, being they haven't filmed the finale, yet. I could see where rumors could occur for people on set as an episode is filming. But, being even the cast has said they don't know fully what is coming down the pipes until a week or two before hand, I'm just not thinking anything supposedly "leaking" right now would be true. Just my take on it.

The posts on Twitter that I find the saddest are those that tweet that this or that relationship validates them, or makes them whole, or makes them feel like they are valid in some way. That to me is extremely sad commentary because that is putting all that you are into a fictional world and all of those things need to come from within, not from a fictional TV show. The numbers of these tweets are growing, and unfortunately, some of the actors involved in these ships are perpetuating that feeling IMO. When you as the actor "likes" or even says "thank you" or comments to these types of posts you are helping to perpetuate, IMO, a very, very harmful way of thinking to these people. IMO, the actors involved in some of these toxic fandoms have helped continue the vitriol because through their tweets, or likes and even some of the cons they are choosing to go to are perpetuating those feelings. I think it is sad and pretty damn scary.

And let me clear, I am not talking about the wonderful stories of people coming out because they felt inspired by Alex's story.....those are fantastic stories and should high fived for sure....but they should also begin to seek out people in their own lives to help support them in these times, not actors on a fictional show.

The posts on Twitter that I find the saddest are those that tweet that this or that relationship validates them, or makes them whole, or makes them feel like they are valid in some way. That to me is extremely sad commentary because that is putting all that you are into a fictional world and all of those things need to come from within, not from a fictional TV show. The numbers of these tweets are growing, and unfortunately, some of the actors involved in these ships are perpetuating that feeling IMO. When you as the actor "likes" or even says "thank you" or comments to these types of posts you are helping to perpetuate, IMO, a very, very harmful way of thinking to these people. IMO, the actors involved in some of these toxic fandoms have helped continue the vitriol because through their tweets, or likes and even some of the cons they are choosing to go to are perpetuating those feelings. I think it is sad and pretty damn scary.

And let me clear, I am not talking about the wonderful stories of people coming out because they felt inspired by Alex's story.....those are fantastic stories and should high fived for sure....but they should also begin to seek out people in their own lives to help support them in these times, not actors on a fictional show.

This. I feel the same way.

The rumors floating today came from reddit. I kinda sorta skimmed over them, and can't see how they are true, being they haven't filmed the finale, yet. I could see where rumors could occur for people on set as an episode is filming. But, being even the cast has said they don't know fully what is coming down the pipes until a week or two before hand, I'm just not thinking anything supposedly "leaking" right now would be true. Just my take on it.

Do we know what eoisode the Krypton scenes are on?

The posts on Twitter that I find the saddest are those that tweet that this or that relationship validates them, or makes them whole, or makes them feel like they are valid in some way. That to me is extremely sad commentary because that is putting all that you are into a fictional world and all of those things need to come from within, not from a fictional TV show. The numbers of these tweets are growing, and unfortunately, some of the actors involved in these ships are perpetuating that feeling IMO. When you as the actor "likes" or even says "thank you" or comments to these types of posts you are helping to perpetuate, IMO, a very, very harmful way of thinking to these people. IMO, the actors involved in some of these toxic fandoms have helped continue the vitriol because through their tweets, or likes and even some of the cons they are choosing to go to are perpetuating those feelings. I think it is sad and pretty damn scary.

And let me clear, I am not talking about the wonderful stories of people coming out because they felt inspired by Alex's story.....those are fantastic stories and should high fived for sure....but they should also begin to seek out people in their own lives to help support them in these times, not actors on a fictional show.

Well said.

Wanting people on a television show that we can relate to is understandable but, expecting that a television show in which problems are introduced and solved within 45 minutes to mirror real world experiences is unrealistic. Real life doesn't get all tidied up within 45 minutes or even an entire season of 45 minutes. In real life, people are introduced, people leave, we make life altering decisions, events impact our lives and we have to figure out ourselves, with the support of real life family and friends, the best way to deal with those situations. Someone who looks at a fictional show that is specifically created and thrives on creating conflict for its character's lives as support for one's own life is extremely dangerous, emotionally, for that person.

As for the actors, I think that they're put into a difficult situation with social media. They believe that they're being supportive and I think that they are also afraid of losing their own fans. But, they are unable to realize all of the possible implications of something as simple as a "like" or a friendly shout-out. The entertainment industry really needs to require producers to provide a class for all of its actors and crew on the dangers of fandoms and social media