If you just finished watching the third episode of CBS’ Supergirl titled “Fight or Flight” and want to get a little taste of next week’s episode (airing on November 16), you have come to the right place! During tonight’s episode titled “Fight or Flight”, a trailer was shown for the fourth episode of Supergirl titled “How Does She Do It?”, which will introduce Cat Grant’s son Carter Grant as well as seeing more of Lucy Lane, played by Jenna Dewan-Tatum!
You can check out the trailer as well as the official description released from CBS below and be aware for some possible spoilers!
“KARA IS PULLED IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS WHEN SHE BABYSITS CAT’S SON WHILE TRYING TO STOP A SERIES OF BOMBINGS, ON “SUPERGIRL,” MONDAY, NOV. 16 | Levi Miller Guest Stars as Carter Grant, Cat’s Son, and Jenna Dewan-Tatum Guest Stars as Lucy Lane | “How Does She Do It?” – Kara’s two identities are stretched thin when Supergirl must protect National City from a series of bombings and Kara is tasked with babysitting Cat’s son, Carter. Also, James is conflicted when his ex-girlfriend Lucy Lane seeks to rekindle their relationship, on SUPERGIRL, Monday, Nov. 16 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
Supergirl stars Melissa Benoist (Kara Danvers/Supergirl), Calista Flockhart (Cat Grant), Chyler Leigh (Alex Danvers), Mehcad Brooks (James Olsen), David Harewood (Hank Henshaw) and Jeremy Jordan (Winslow “Winn” Schott). WRITTEN BY: Yahlin Chang and Ted Sullivan. DIRECTED BY: Thor Freudenthal.”
Catch new episodes of Supergirl, which airs on Monday nights at 8 PM on CBS.
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WHY, when they only have 15-20 seconds to promote the next episode, are they spending it on Kara fretting over her prospective boyfriend’s ex being in town? There is an entire genre of shows devoted to young women being insecure about their love lives; we call them “soap operas.” I don’t mind the romantic travails being in there as a B-plot or something, but using them to promote the show buries what was promised to be unique about it in the first place. That material should be used to flesh out Kara’s character, not be pushed as if it’s the central dramatic conflict in the story!
My apologies for the rant; I should add that I have been an avid listener to Supergirl Radio since Episode Zero, I think you both do a wonderful job with it, and I hope to write an actual email to you some time before the CBS promo monkeys completely trash any chances the show has of being successful.
I’m forced to agree, Mark; focusing exclusively on the romantic angle in the promo struck me as a poor way to hook viewers.
They released this promo today which is much more awesome 🙂
https://youtu.be/YZpAysT-EcU