Anyone else shipping Shivcat?
On the latest “Stargirl,” all it took to get Yolanda back into her Wildcat gear was a little reverse psychology – and a bedroom visit from Cindy.
You cannot tell me the folks at CW didn’t know what they were pushing there.
So can we all agree that it’s not a good thing when the best moment of a TV show is the coming attraction for next week’s episode?
Sorry, “Stargirl,” but you truly saved the best for last with that appearance of the delightfully twisted Cindy Berman (Meg DeLacy).
We all knew Shiv couldn’t be dead, but this confirmation was the best reveal of the night.
“Stargirl” ripped the lid off a secret everyone saw coming weeks ago:
The Justice Society of America killed Eclipso’s mortal host Bruce Gordon.
Meh.
Good riddance to bad rubbish.
There’s a new hero in Blue Valley.
And she says she’s the daughter of the original Green Lantern – Alan Scott.
But Stargirl doesn’t believe her.
When we last left “Stargirl,” Icicle (Neil Jackson) had ordered a hit on Courtney, Pat and Barbara – oh, and don’t forget Mike.
“Can’t leave a legacy running around,” he told Brainwave (Christopher James Baker).
And that’s where we pick up in “Stars & S.T.R.I.P.E. Part One,” the first half of the season finale, written by Melissa Carter and directed by Toa Fraser.
Mark Perigard 