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New Supergirl Clip Teases Livewire Twist

It looks like Livewire. It sounds like Livewire. But it isn’t Livewire that Supergirl and Mon-El encounter in this new clip from Monday’s “We Can Be Heroes” episode—though they don’t know that at first.

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The sneak peek begins in a National City Police Department underground garage, where a police officer opens fire on faux Livewire. The bullets have no effect. The Kryptonian and Daxamite superheroes soon arrive, and Supergirl gives faux Livewire a speech about how all of this will play out like it has before.

“Give it up Leslie,” Kara says. “We’ve done this before. The same thing always happens: I win, you lose.”

With a devilish smirk, her opponent responds, “I’m not Leslie.”

While Supergirl tries to process that new and surprising information, her and Mon-El turn their attention to a mysterious electrical sound coming from behind them. They then see a large, bald man in a police uniform materialize from electrical energy.

What in the world is going on? You’ll find out tomorrow!

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After Livewire (guest star Brit Morgan) seemingly breaks out of prison, Supergirl (Melissa Benoist) is intent on recapturing her. After training Mon-El (Chris Wood), Supergirl takes him with her when she sees Livewire attack the NCPD but things go awry when Mon-El puts Supergirl before the citizens of National City. Meanwhile, James (Mehcad Brooks) decides to come clean with Kara, and M’Gann (guest star Sharon Leal) has a psychic attack and collapses into a coma.

Rebecca Johnson directed the episode written by Caitlin Parrish & Katie Rose Rogers.

“We Can Be Heroes” episode will air Monday, January 30 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on The CW.

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