_”I didn’t mean it…. I didn’t mean what I said to you, I’m sorry- I’m sorry for what I said-”_ god this line always breaks my heart because you know Kara would die before ever purposely hurting Alex
Yeah, that made it even worst. Instead of being told what she did and said. She felt the weight and guilt of it AS SOON as she woke up. I felt so bad for her here. It wasn't Kara's fault that res kryptonite altered her brain and it made her say and do those things. She had no control at all. Maybe it was in her thoughts at times but come on. We've all had bad thoughts but we push them down because and we know that's not who we truly feel and that's what Kara did. But unfortunately that eed kryptonite brought it all out and she had no control to stop it.
@@d.n.c.greatness7735 I think you are so right because this episode reminds of an episode of supernatural when the wizard splits Charlie’s soul and their is a good Charlie where she can’t kill or do bad things or say anything bad then theirs bad Charlie where she does all the bad stuff she pushed deep down.
Alex's reaction killed me. Her little sucking in of breath as she watched Kara tear up, she wasn't hurt by Kara's words nearly as bad as seeing how much pain this put Kara in. I can't get enough of these 2 and how incredible they were for each other
I can't imagine going through what Kara went through in this episode. Having all your bad thoughts come to the surface. Saying things you don't mean. I couldn't live with myself if I said what Kara said.
Uniformbanjo740 Uniformbanjo740 honestly I’ve never heard anything more true about sibling you may love each other but you still argue a lot I’m like that with my brother
The thing I think the directors that amazing, was that when she woke up the first thing she said was “did I kill anyone” It just explains that it hurts her so much that she knows what she did, and that she feels so horrible about the fact that she couldn’t do anything to stop herself from doing it.
To this day, Falling is one of the absolute best episodes in all Supergirl, not just Season 1. Such a great premise with fantastic writing and performances. Melissa showed just how utterly versatile she is throughout this episode. And Kara’s actions had grave consequences that changed everything forever.
@MrDCWood she didn't get the credit she deserved. Odette should have gotten more roles after that. Not many actors can do duel roles within the same environment like that
@@ryanabate1981 totally agree with you. Not many actors can seamlessly alternate between different personalities like Odette and Melissa can. Odette’s performance as Reign was truly great and I’m surprised to hear she hasn’t received more roles.
0:18 You can see how much it hurts her seeing her little sister like that, even more than a broken bone. Alex was trying to be strong but for a tiny bit she cracks when hears Kara crying... TT-TT
I cant help imagine that what shes saying resonated with her abuse at the time. This scene was heartbreaking but watching it back, i cant help but crym
Supposedly this scene and another were ones she had a tough time recovering from. These were shot with a bare minimum crew and Chyler only. According to Alley Adler Chyler held Melissa after the scene to help her recover. Melissa did something similar after the scene where Alex admitted to killing Kara's aunt. Supposedly, Chyler was channeling her near divorce that she had gone through after her husband discovered she had cheated on him with a co star from Grey's Anatomy. They never said what Melissa used as fuel but in those major anger scenes like the red tornado fight, I always got the feeling she was channeling the abuse.
Kara cries for what she consciously or not did and makes me cry, her tears breaks my heart for all my bad thoughts and frustrations!! I love you, Melissa you’re such as greatest actress and human.
One thing I love is that Alex had to admit that parts of what she said was true. This moment pushed them to grow and face some of the issues in their relationship.
Imagine if Skylar Storm from Mighty Med would appear in that episode to console Kara about what she did. After all, it reminded her of how she acted in episodes 1 to 6 of season 2 due to the Annihilator corrupting her powers prior to claiming them.
Seeing Kara cry made me cry. My son turned this episode into a story where people still didn't trust SUpergirl so Supergirl goes from her Earth to another Earth and meets heroes of the year January 2014 that help Kara learn about patience and that people will forgive and trust her, so when she gets back to her world and catches the time bandit robbing banks and escaping to other Earth's, she starts to win back trust.
i almost forgot about this scene. My god the "I didn't mean it...i didn't mean what i said to you...I'm sorry for what I've said..." Melissa killed me with her acting and her facial expressions and she did it again and again in other scenes... She is so beautiful at this...
i would love to use this for a Harry Potter side story, something that triggers Harry's most negative emotions to pounce on his broken heart and run a muck
i remember watching this, i freaked and ripped out my hair out when i noticed the Red Kryptonite in the flaming ruble at the start of the episode, if only the media in this episode new about the red stuff and what it does,
this is exactly how I felt last week but almost every negative thought I've ever had rushed to the surface was directed at myself now I know how I've really been feeling about myself I can hopefully deal with it a lot better than I have been
With her acting talents, Melissa shoulda been Lana Lane Kent, just imagine Dad Superman teaching her how to be the greatest hero in the world. Not as a knockoff Supertoken, but a legitimate successor to Superman as his daughter.
It's weird. Last episode Alex was the one crying, and now this episode Kara is the one who has tears in her eyes. I guess the writers really wanted to capture emotion on this show. No offense, but it doesn't make it any easier to watch.
She plays this so well! She was like Reign except Kara remembered everything she did when she was dark and it crushed her. Being forced to do something like that when you are as kind, and loving as Kara must have horrible.❤️💙
The sad thing is, the first thing out of her mouth was "did I kill anyone?" The red krypto make her blurt out every bad thought she'd had recently, and especially hurt Alex. Although it's even more sad for Alex to admit that some of the things Kara said might actually have been right..
They did the red k similar to Smallville but more intense. Clark had no filter and acted on impulse. This show does that times 3. But at the end of the day what the red k does is cause them to speak their mind, the stuff they try to keep to themselves but deep down wish they could do. Imagine for a hero, they wish they didn't need to pretend that they care all the time, put on that brave smile, or act like they couldn't just get what they want. If someone who was actually like that did the red k, chances are it would actually make them nicer lol
While it’s not one of my favourite shows, I must say the performances given by these two ladies throughout the series really are phenomenal. Two thumbs up 👍 👍
this is without a doubt one of my favourite episodes of the show (and the most relatable) because i've been there on so many occassions (letting my anger and aggression get the better of me)
Well, one thing's for sure: God is on her side. He forgives her for her misdeeds vis-a-vis that damned Red Kryptonite. BTW, in Superman III, Gus Gorman (portrayed by legendary comedian Richard Pryor) designed a synthetic kryptonite intended to weaken the Man of Steel, but unintentionally turned the latter (Ka-El) into an evil, corrupt being by adding tar, a chemical found in cigarettes, into the kryptonite. It was good thing the morally and righteous Clark Kent defeated the evil Superman and earned back The people's trust. The bar scene where Kara/Supergirl was at was a reminiscent of Superman III.
I honestly witnessed in this scene much humanity in it. Besides being a hero, SuperGirl is also human with feelings, now respectfully normally ,she doesn't behave like that. That Red Kriptanight was what changed her behavior. In real life as humans we all have feelings like anger, bitterness, jealousy etc. Showed the humanness of SuperGirl,wonderfully well done everybody.
Me seeing this scene for the 1º time: "If it was me there after opening my heart like this to the ones I love, I would be terrible, I would never forgive myself" Me a few moments later: "Jesus, I already did that..." Laughing not to cry Tip: Never do that. We live together and love each but at the same time we hate each other.
1:09 "There's some truth to what you said" Alex will later repeat this line to Maggie after finding out she's a lesbian. I watched the Alex/Maggie scenes on UA-cam before this episode so I'm surprised that wasn't the first time Alex said it
I'm just curious, why is Alex so forgiving to Kara after what she said? I know she said that she's her sister and she loves her no matter what, but don't you think she's still a bit hurt by what Kara said while under the influence of Red Kryptonite? I know that Alex isn't the type of person to hold grudges, but still, it takes a lot for someone to show forgiveness to another, and I'm just curious why Alex is so quick to forgive her sister.
I asked the same question. But after some thought I figured maybe it's just like that for some siblings where they have a bond and through every bad situation they somehow pull through. I wouldn't say im the most forgiving person but I've forgave my brother for some things I'd nore anyone would expect to be forgiven for. Just wanted to get that thought out lol
You kind of already said why she's so forgiving. Kara was under the effects of Red Kryptonite. She had absolutely no control over her actions and that's something Alex would understand especially since she knows her sister so well. Plus, Kara's actions when she woke up helped as the first thing she asks is if she killed anyone and once spotting Alex's broken arm, breaks down in tears. Lastly can you imagine going through that, acting and saying every one of your bad thoughts without any control of your actions? I'm willing to bet that Alex understands if she were in the same situation, she'd be just as harsh if not more so since she's probably had plenty of bad thoughts about Kara that she never expressed.
Alex is a big sister and as a big sister, no matter how much it hurts, you understand that sometimes your younger siblings kick you in the gut cause they need to release their anger somewhere "safe".
Scott Decker they have a special sisterly bond because where Kara was adopted late in life they didn’t go through childhood together and so once they finally started bonding they were best friends and Alex was one of Kara’s only friends
she didn't do anything wrong she was upset about her sister but i care too i always be there for her she needs more time and you will be proud that she is being sweet and unique and wonderful and she will be safe and happy and be more honored to have her as our future lives
THIS was clearly one of the best episodes of the show Regrettably those contents are rare on SUPERGIRL were Kara was shown as a KRYPTONIAN with view points developed when she grew up on her home planet. That was often amiss in SUPERGIRL After all the SLEEPY HOLLOW series with the figure ICHABOD CRANE had paved the way for such presentations.
@@chrisrowe-cer92 Yeah, that doesn't amount to much, as she did horrible damage to not only her *relationships* but also to her ability to be *in* a relationship at all to begin with; she was, to be blunt, a real jerk in an awful lot of ways prior to this.
@@chrisrowe-cer92 Come to think of it, however, they did a marvelous job of portraying how power corrupts in this particular modern-day fairytale that the television show is.
@@chrisrowe-cer92 Okay, while I disagree; that's neither here nor there... as neither of us obviously owns the copyrights to these tales. The reason I disagree, though, is canonically then she'd be an adulteress: stealing another woman's husband. Now canonically she was *tempted* towards that, when her ex-boyfriend came back into her life, only for her to find out he's married; but that kind of thing's a major-league no-no to do, no matter what. *That*, my neighbor, is the primary reason for my disagreement on this issue's stance you voiced, and I hope, believe, and pray that I've rendered a sufficient reason for my stance.
@@chrisrowe-cer92 True on both accounts; as if for some reason, Barry and Iris didn't fall for eachother *that way*; as his relationship with her is peculiar at best; seeing as her dad adopted him.
@@chrisrowe-cer92 True, and then again, Barry's marriage with Iris is peculiar at most logical; seeing as his adoptive stepdad is her biological one. Weird bond those two have. She essentially married her brother.
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This scene is so good, especially because Melissa's acting is so touching
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@@princeofpeace3020 Oh, she's talented if nothing else.
_”I didn’t mean it…. I didn’t mean what I said to you, I’m sorry- I’m sorry for what I said-”_ god this line always breaks my heart because you know Kara would die before ever purposely hurting Alex
The worst thing was that she knew exactly what she did
Yeah, that made it even worst. Instead of being told what she did and said. She felt the weight and guilt of it AS SOON as she woke up. I felt so bad for her here. It wasn't Kara's fault that res kryptonite altered her brain and it made her say and do those things. She had no control at all. Maybe it was in her thoughts at times but come on. We've all had bad thoughts but we push them down because and we know that's not who we truly feel and that's what Kara did. But unfortunately that eed kryptonite brought it all out and she had no control to stop it.
@@d.n.c.greatness7735 exactly. Melissa acted this scene and the entire episode well.
@@d.n.c.greatness7735 I think you are so right because this episode reminds of an episode of supernatural when the wizard splits Charlie’s soul and their is a good Charlie where she can’t kill or do bad things or say anything bad then theirs bad Charlie where she does all the bad stuff she pushed deep down.
and what really sucks she may have not meant it in the moment but at some point she did
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Alex's reaction killed me. Her little sucking in of breath as she watched Kara tear up, she wasn't hurt by Kara's words nearly as bad as seeing how much pain this put Kara in. I can't get enough of these 2 and how incredible they were for each other
This episode is epic. And Melissa is so amazing, so flexible she can do good and bad effortlessly. Wow.
Like! Same with the girl who played REIGN!
At 1:18- Alex voice cracks. It's almost like she's crying with Kara as well.
I can't imagine going through what Kara went through in this episode. Having all your bad thoughts come to the surface. Saying things you don't mean. I couldn't live with myself if I said what Kara said.
That's the daily life of a bipolar person.
If that happened and I said all the mean stuff about my sister it would be the same as usual with swear words in it
@@uniformbanjo7402 😁😁😁😁 gang savage life
Uniformbanjo740 Uniformbanjo740 honestly I’ve never heard anything more true about sibling you may love each other but you still argue a lot I’m like that with my brother
The worst part of it she couldn’t stop herself.
For everyday people who live, that’s years of frustration and pain coming out
Melissa is such a good actress she can play the villain and the hero convincingly
The thing I think the directors that amazing, was that when she woke up the first thing she said was “did I kill anyone”
It just explains that it hurts her so much that she knows what she did, and that she feels so horrible about the fact that she couldn’t do anything to stop herself from doing it.
Melissa cries… the whole world cries...
TRUE LOVE MELLISSA BENOIST
Melissa's acting so amazing, great scene
To this day, Falling is one of the absolute best episodes in all Supergirl, not just Season 1.
Such a great premise with fantastic writing and performances. Melissa showed just how utterly versatile she is throughout this episode. And Kara’s actions had grave consequences that changed everything forever.
Yah. Same with Sam/Reign! I love actors who play good and bad!
Less Is More Agreed Odette Annable was brilliant as Reign. Absolutely versatile as well.
@MrDCWood she didn't get the credit she deserved. Odette should have gotten more roles after that. Not many actors can do duel roles within the same environment like that
@@ryanabate1981 totally agree with you. Not many actors can seamlessly alternate between different personalities like Odette and Melissa can. Odette’s performance as Reign was truly great and I’m surprised to hear she hasn’t received more roles.
Melissa is a 3 in 1 , the beauty,the brain & the talents! A versatile actress!!!! Crazy inlove watching you my supergirl!!!!!!!!!
still the greatest scene this show ever shot. i cry everytime i watch it. i feeeeeeel it, in my bones, its so good.
0:18 You can see how much it hurts her seeing her little sister like that, even more than a broken bone. Alex was trying to be strong but for a tiny bit she cracks when hears Kara crying... TT-TT
I'm surprised we didn't see tears come from Alex's face.
No offense, but was there ever a sequence where Alex and Kara were crying together?
I kind of would like to see that in Season 5.
@@scottdecker9115 They were both crying when Alex had to get her mind wiped, if I remember correctly.
A part of me breaks everytime kara cries
Melissa and her character Kara Danvers will always be the best Supergirl ever
Melissa benoist needs her own supergirl film
No matter how many times I’ve watched the show
This episode always hits amongst the hardest….
I cant help imagine that what shes saying resonated with her abuse at the time. This scene was heartbreaking but watching it back, i cant help but crym
Supposedly this scene and another were ones she had a tough time recovering from. These were shot with a bare minimum crew and Chyler only. According to Alley Adler Chyler held Melissa after the scene to help her recover. Melissa did something similar after the scene where Alex admitted to killing Kara's aunt. Supposedly, Chyler was channeling her near divorce that she had gone through after her husband discovered she had cheated on him with a co star from Grey's Anatomy. They never said what Melissa used as fuel but in those major anger scenes like the red tornado fight, I always got the feeling she was channeling the abuse.
Excellent performance to Melissa Benoist and Chyler Leigh.
This scene, in a show about an alien with super strength that shoots lasers out of their eyes, feels SO real. Sublime acting here!
Melissa's acting 😍
mel's acting literally made me cry. shes such an amazing actress
It's like waking up for the worst drunken night you've ever had, and being able to remember exactly all of the stupid shit you did and said..
Kara cries for what she consciously or not did and makes me cry, her tears breaks my heart for all my bad thoughts and frustrations!!
I love you, Melissa you’re such as greatest actress and human.
One thing I love is that Alex had to admit that parts of what she said was true. This moment pushed them to grow and face some of the issues in their relationship.
Alex really very good sister. A lot of people have no siblings like that even when they share the same blood
Imagine if Skylar Storm from Mighty Med would appear in that episode to console Kara about what she did. After all, it reminded her of how she acted in episodes 1 to 6 of season 2 due to the Annihilator corrupting her powers prior to claiming them.
Seeing Kara cry made me cry. My son turned this episode into a story where people still didn't trust SUpergirl so Supergirl goes from her Earth to another Earth and meets heroes of the year January 2014 that help Kara learn about patience and that people will forgive and trust her, so when she gets back to her world and catches the time bandit robbing banks and escaping to other Earth's, she starts to win back trust.
This is my favorite Melissa acting scene it's still amazing
Omggg I love Melissa and Chylers acting
My heart melted when I saw this
7 fucking years later and I cry at this scene again and just as much as I did when I watched it the first time. Holy FUCK I'm emotional.
Still best EP ever
This scene after when Supergirl recovers so emotional she was really scared she hurt someone but she did not. I cried 😢😢😢😢💔💔💔
i almost forgot about this scene. My god the "I didn't mean it...i didn't mean what i said to you...I'm sorry for what I've said..." Melissa killed me with her acting and her facial expressions and she did it again and again in other scenes...
She is so beautiful at this...
This is why I love Alex!
i would love to use this for a Harry Potter side story, something that triggers Harry's most negative emotions to pounce on his broken heart and run a muck
i remember watching this,
i freaked and ripped out my hair out when i noticed the Red Kryptonite in the flaming ruble at the start of the episode, if only the media in this episode new about the red stuff and what it does,
this is exactly how I felt last week but almost every negative thought I've ever had rushed to the surface was directed at myself now I know how I've really been feeling about myself I can hopefully deal with it a lot better than I have been
I..well..*crys loud*
MAX WELLL LORD THIS IS UR FAULT!!!
With her acting talents, Melissa shoulda been Lana Lane Kent, just imagine Dad Superman teaching her how to be the greatest hero in the world.
Not as a knockoff Supertoken, but a legitimate successor to Superman as his daughter.
*"Don't be sorry, be better."*
-Kratos, God of Peace
she could have keep the look at least... XD
Am i the only one hoping that we get another redkrypo kara ep involving lena!!!
That would've been great!
Aww Kara did alex
Make you cry lol
Beautiful
😭😭😭😭 best scene
Just to know this is Superman now.
I've seen Supergirl and now Smallville and I'm not sure which show did the episode of red kryptonite better.
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My fev scean
Only thing i don't understand with this scene is how did Alex get a needle in her arm?
O:00 I thought she was Taylor swift
Hahaha
Wrong Scott Alex Voice cracks at 1:17
It's weird. Last episode Alex was the one crying, and now this episode Kara is the one who has tears in her eyes.
I guess the writers really wanted to capture emotion on this show.
No offense, but it doesn't make it any easier to watch.
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she didn't do it it was me ok it is me
My weel vitamin d3 1000 1u
This was the only good scene in this entire episode.
The beginning of the episode when she stands up for the little girl is better.
I know I just can’t watch this episode because of evil Kara and people fearing and hating her now because of it :(
She’s a great actress just wasted on this show! They BOTH were
Melissas acting is amazing here but so is chylers. The little inhale/flinch when kara starts crying is so on point
She plays this so well! She was like Reign except Kara remembered everything she did when she was dark and it crushed her. Being forced to do something like that when you are as kind, and loving as Kara must have horrible.❤️💙
I've been looking for this scene! thank you so much. lmao I cry like a baby every time
melissaax same!!!
The sad thing is, the first thing out of her mouth was "did I kill anyone?" The red krypto make her blurt out every bad thought she'd had recently, and especially hurt Alex. Although it's even more sad for Alex to admit that some of the things Kara said might actually have been right..
They did the red k similar to Smallville but more intense. Clark had no filter and acted on impulse. This show does that times 3. But at the end of the day what the red k does is cause them to speak their mind, the stuff they try to keep to themselves but deep down wish they could do. Imagine for a hero, they wish they didn't need to pretend that they care all the time, put on that brave smile, or act like they couldn't just get what they want. If someone who was actually like that did the red k, chances are it would actually make them nicer lol
I cry everytime I see this :'( poor kara
While it’s not one of my favourite shows, I must say the performances given by these two ladies throughout the series really are phenomenal. Two thumbs up 👍 👍
Exactly, however the actress for livewire is terrible, I cringe every time,
this is without a doubt one of my favourite episodes of the show (and the most relatable) because i've been there on so many occassions (letting my anger and aggression get the better of me)
@0:57 to 1:20 its all nothing but genuine and none to hide. These words from Alex touches deep and felt emotionally true with both.
Kara it wasn’t your fault
True, but I can understand why she feels guilt and remorse.
If she didn't feel bad about what she'd done (red kryptonite or no), she wouldn't be Supergirl.
@@erikvonriese Yeah she'd be the female version of Brightburn
Well, one thing's for sure: God is on her side. He forgives her for her misdeeds vis-a-vis that damned Red Kryptonite.
BTW, in Superman III, Gus Gorman (portrayed by legendary comedian Richard Pryor) designed a synthetic kryptonite intended to weaken the Man of Steel, but unintentionally turned the latter (Ka-El) into an evil, corrupt being by adding tar, a chemical found in cigarettes, into the kryptonite. It was good thing the morally and righteous Clark Kent defeated the evil Superman and earned back The people's trust.
The bar scene where Kara/Supergirl was at was a reminiscent of Superman III.
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I honestly witnessed in this scene much humanity in it. Besides being a hero, SuperGirl is also human with feelings, now respectfully normally ,she doesn't behave like that. That Red Kriptanight was what changed her behavior. In real life as humans we all have feelings like anger, bitterness, jealousy etc. Showed the humanness of SuperGirl,wonderfully well done everybody.
Any scene that Kara cries in I cry
Gawd, even when she's crying, she still looks so gorgeous! REAL Gorgeous.
Me seeing this scene for the 1º time: "If it was me there after opening my heart like this to the ones I love, I would be terrible, I would never forgive myself"
Me a few moments later: "Jesus, I already did that..."
Laughing not to cry
Tip: Never do that. We live together and love each but at the same time we hate each other.
Who gets arrested from saving the place COME ON BRO!!!!
1:09 "There's some truth to what you said" Alex will later repeat this line to Maggie after finding out she's a lesbian. I watched the Alex/Maggie scenes on UA-cam before this episode so I'm surprised that wasn't the first time Alex said it
Pobre Kara :( se siente culpable por lastimar a su hermanita. Pero no fue a drede. He llorado mucho con esa escena.
the one scence that always makes me wanna cry her emotions ghosh tots feel it.
Such a good episode!
I'm just curious, why is Alex so forgiving to Kara after what she said?
I know she said that she's her sister and she loves her no matter what, but don't you think she's still a bit hurt by what Kara said while under the influence of Red Kryptonite?
I know that Alex isn't the type of person to hold grudges, but still, it takes a lot for someone to show forgiveness to another, and I'm just curious why Alex is so quick to forgive her sister.
I asked the same question. But after some thought I figured maybe it's just like that for some siblings where they have a bond and through every bad situation they somehow pull through. I wouldn't say im the most forgiving person but I've forgave my brother for some things I'd nore anyone would expect to be forgiven for. Just wanted to get that thought out lol
You kind of already said why she's so forgiving. Kara was under the effects of Red Kryptonite. She had absolutely no control over her actions and that's something Alex would understand especially since she knows her sister so well.
Plus, Kara's actions when she woke up helped as the first thing she asks is if she killed anyone and once spotting Alex's broken arm, breaks down in tears.
Lastly can you imagine going through that, acting and saying every one of your bad thoughts without any control of your actions? I'm willing to bet that Alex understands if she were in the same situation, she'd be just as harsh if not more so since she's probably had plenty of bad thoughts about Kara that she never expressed.
Plus, it's like she said, there is some truth to Kara's words that needed to be brought to light and worked on
Alex is a big sister and as a big sister, no matter how much it hurts, you understand that sometimes your younger siblings kick you in the gut cause they need to release their anger somewhere "safe".
Scott Decker they have a special sisterly bond because where Kara was adopted late in life they didn’t go through childhood together and so once they finally started bonding they were best friends and Alex was one of Kara’s only friends
she didn't do anything wrong she was upset about her sister but i care too i always be there for her she needs more time and you will be proud that she is being sweet and unique and wonderful and she will be safe and happy and be more honored to have her as our future lives
Alex is so good to her.
she didn't do anything wrong she was scared to lose alex because she needs her sister and I do love her so much more than that
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love it 💙💙💙
THIS was clearly one of the best episodes of the show Regrettably those contents are rare on SUPERGIRL were Kara was shown as a KRYPTONIAN with view points developed when she grew up on her home planet. That was often amiss in SUPERGIRL After all the SLEEPY HOLLOW series with the figure ICHABOD CRANE had paved the way for such presentations.
llorando estoy...llorando lpm
That’s the same way it happened on Smallville when clark got on red k
One of my fave scenes
Dont understand something. How do they have a cannula in her when you cant get a needle in her skin?
Well, Kara, you really *were* mean.
@@chrisrowe-cer92 Yeah, that doesn't amount to much, as she did horrible damage to not only her *relationships* but also to her ability to be *in* a relationship at all to begin with; she was, to be blunt, a real jerk in an awful lot of ways prior to this.
@@chrisrowe-cer92 Come to think of it, however, they did a marvelous job of portraying how power corrupts in this particular modern-day fairytale that the television show is.
@@chrisrowe-cer92 Okay, while I disagree; that's neither here nor there... as neither of us obviously owns the copyrights to these tales.
The reason I disagree, though, is canonically then she'd be an adulteress: stealing another woman's husband. Now canonically she was *tempted* towards that, when her ex-boyfriend came back into her life, only for her to find out he's married; but that kind of thing's a major-league no-no to do, no matter what.
*That*, my neighbor, is the primary reason for my disagreement on this issue's stance you voiced, and I hope, believe, and pray that I've rendered a sufficient reason for my stance.
@@chrisrowe-cer92 True on both accounts; as if for some reason, Barry and Iris didn't fall for eachother *that way*; as his relationship with her is peculiar at best; seeing as her dad adopted him.
@@chrisrowe-cer92 True, and then again, Barry's marriage with Iris is peculiar at most logical; seeing as his adoptive stepdad is her biological one. Weird bond those two have. She essentially married her brother.