The CW has become “Superhero Central” with Supergirl being one of the highlights of the DC-Universe lineup. Three If By Space flew to San Diego Comic-Con to chat with the cast and showrunners about season four. Since none of us are from Krypton (as far as I know) we all had to take a plane. Thankfully, we didn’t need Supergirl to save us from disaster, but we did need her to tell us what’s next.
In the following series of interviews presented in a five-video playlist, we sit down with the Co-Showrunners and the cast. We learn a lot about the direction of season four without getting any spoilers. So if spoilers are your Kryptonite, you should be just fine watching the interviews.
One quick note before you dive in. Due to not having the best lighting or angle for what lighting there was, the videos aren’t the clearest. On the plus side, they’re complete and you can easily hear what’s being said. We’ll save the HD video and VFX for the show itself and hopefully you’ll enjoy the interviews as they are. So, retire to your own personal Fortress of Solitude and please enjoy these Supergirl interviews.
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The fourth season of Supergirl will premiere Sunday, October 14 at 8/7C on The CW
(Yes, The CW has expanded original programming to Sunday nights this year!)
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Senior Editor for Three If By Space. Tom first became interested in science fiction & science as a very young child thanks to his parents. His earliest memories of enjoying scifi were sitting with his dad watching first-run episodes of the original Star Trek. Although a fan of nearly all forms of scripted television, Tom’s preferences skew heavily toward hard science fiction.
