How Supergirl Season 3 Starts According To The Cast
The end of Supergirl's sophomore season raised quite a few questions for the show's fanbase. While [...]
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Much like Supergirl's season two premiere, the season will pick up minutes after the finale ended, meaning the departure of Mon-El - and the various other storylines involving the show's ensemble cast - will be addressed head-on.
"It's the start of another long season, and I think that lots of stories are going to unfold as we go on." David Harewood, who plays J'onn J'onnz/Martian Manhunter explained. "Season 3 picks up minutes later, just after Season 2 ended, so you don't have this whole enormous leap you're going to have to make. I think we're all about to go on another season's long crazy journey."
Harewood also teased his hopes for his character in the third season, and hinted at the return of fan-favorite M'gann M'orrz/Miss Martian (Sharon Neal).
"Specifically with Hank, it's about family." Harewood explained. "I think you're going to see him hopefully with M'gann again, and doing some nice stuff with Sharon Neal as Miss Martian. She was fantastic."
Of course, Kara and J'onnz relationships are only some of the storylines fans can expect in season three. With the possible wedding of Alex (Chyler Leigh) and Maggie Sawyer (departing cast member Floriana Lima), James Olsen's (Mehcad Brooks) role as Guardian, and the pending threat posed by big bad Reign (Odette Annabelle), fans have plenty of reasons to tune in to the season three premiere.
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Supergirl season three premieres Monday, October 9th, at 8/7c, on The CW.
"Ridding National City of Queen Rhea and her Daxamite army was a major win for Supergirl, but one that came at a significant cost, as Kara was forced to sacrifice her budding relationship with Mon-El. When season three returns with all-new supercharged adventures this fall on The CW, Kara and team will come up against a new threat in the form of DC Worldkiller, Reign."
Based on the DC Comics character, Supergirl AKA Kara Zor-El (Melissa Benoist), decides to embrace her superhuman abilities and become the hero who she was always meant to be on The CW series, Supergirl.
Distributed worldwide by Warner Bros. International Television Distribution, SUPERGIRL is executive produced by Greg Berlanti ("Arrow," "The Flash"), Ali Adler ("The New Normal"), Andrew Kreisberg ("The Flash," "Arrow") and Sarah Schechter ("Blindspot," "The Mysteries of Laura"). Supergirl is based on the characters created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster and appearing in DC Comics, by special arrangement with the Jerry Siegel Family.
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