Supergirl season 6 episode 7

As the Super Friends brave the Phantom Zone to bring Supergirl home, each member of the team is confronted by visions of their worst fear. This will require all of it. Alex Danvers : So we'd better make it count.

This post contains spoilers for Supergirl season 6 episode 7 "Fear Knot. It's always rough when one of your favorite shows puts out weak episodes, but it's much worse when one of those chapters falls on a milestone like the midseason finale. And, while it's not The CW network's first forray into the Groundhog Day -esque episodes, it's certainly one of the most boring. Brainy Jesse Rath and Dreamer Nicole Maines return to the tower three days after the original departure to a team very ready to get the show on the road. With the last piece of the puzzle — Kara's blood — in hand, they quickly get to work on taking off and heading to the Phantom Zone. They're prepared for a whole host of issues to unfold as they set off on their rescue mission, but they didn't anticipate the Phantom trapped in containment breaking free after a power surge. Once he does, he wreaks havoc on the team in a series of largely boring and no-stakes scenes that lack any kind of emotional impact despite the best effort of Supergirl 's cast.

Supergirl season 6 episode 7

Of colleagues who are also family, and who will do anything for each other as they strive towards a utopian vision of a hope-filled future. After the Super Friends launch The Tower into space and share a few lovely heart-to-hearts, the bulk of the episode is devoted to a series of Fear Visions. Alex envisions a scenario where her over-confidence forces her to sacrifice herself to save her friends. Lena imagines being haunted by a terrifying water demon. Kelly dreams up a scenario where her human vulnerabilities leave her powerless to save her superpowered allies. For a show that usually does a lot of hand-holding when it comes to plot, I like that this episode throws its audience into the deep end. This episode is genuinely unnerving in a way these CW superhero shows seldom are. And perhaps there should have been. And this episode weirdly skips over the fact that the last time we saw Zor-El, he seemingly died in an explosion. A strong script by J.

Kelly dreams up a scenario where her human vulnerabilities leave her powerless to save her superpowered allies.

Fear can be a very dangerous thing, and, unfortunately, for the Super Friends, it is phantoms' main weapon in the Phantom Zone. With Kara's blood in hand, the team ventured to the prison world where Supergirl was trapped on Supergirl Season 6 Episode 7. They were all determined to save their hero, but not everything went to plan as most things go on this show. Thanks to its unique story structure, it was a strong installment into a so-far disappointing Supergirl Season 6. Some of the Fear Visions dragged a bit, but, for the most part, the episode showcased almost all of the characters in thoughtful ways. What we thought was going to be a plot-driven episode focused on saving Kara from the Phantom Zone was actually a character-driven one. Instead of portraying fight scenes with the phantoms that we have seen multiple times this season, the series utilized the phantoms' Fear Visions as their weapon of choice.

Of colleagues who are also family, and who will do anything for each other as they strive towards a utopian vision of a hope-filled future. After the Super Friends launch The Tower into space and share a few lovely heart-to-hearts, the bulk of the episode is devoted to a series of Fear Visions. Alex envisions a scenario where her over-confidence forces her to sacrifice herself to save her friends. Lena imagines being haunted by a terrifying water demon. Kelly dreams up a scenario where her human vulnerabilities leave her powerless to save her superpowered allies. For a show that usually does a lot of hand-holding when it comes to plot, I like that this episode throws its audience into the deep end. This episode is genuinely unnerving in a way these CW superhero shows seldom are.

Supergirl season 6 episode 7

It aired on May 11, Near the Anchor, Kara finds Zor-El and they realize the Anchor's destruction has destabilized the entire area. Overwhelmed by the Phantom's fear, Supergirl figures that if the others come to rescue her, they will all die. They team explains that the duo were gone three days, and M'gann is patrolling National City in their absence. J'onn drops the hologrammatic projection on the inside of the Tower, revealing the control panels within, and explains that when he built the Tower, he upgraded it to a ship. J'onn warns that if they encounter more Phantoms, they can't use the same methods to fight them.

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Edit Delete. Kelly: For Kara, for you Contribute to this page Suggest an edit or add missing content. I'll do anything. Pizza residue. Storyline Edit. Alex: Kelly, are you sure that you want to come with us? If Supergirl continues to roll out these unique episodes for their final season, it might just go out with a bang. There, they attack with fear visions, your deepest dread brought to life. Ezra Miller may still return to the DCU.

Supergirl Season 6 will have aired seven episodes, and the show is already set to go on hiatus. The CW is airing the midseason finale of the DC Comics show on Tuesday May 11, after which time fans have a while to wait before Melissa Benoist and the rest of the cast return for the last-ever episodes of the show.

It's a brief scene, but it was a powerful moment between the actresses and it's slim pickins here. Not only were all these scenarios scary for the characters, but they also showed us who they are when they are at their lowest. Top cast Edit. Edit page. Thanks to its unique story structure, it was a strong installment into a so-far disappointing Supergirl Season 6. It was sort of like a time loop episode, but without the time loop. New Customer? Lena Luthor : [seeing their captive react] Our Phantom's got Supergirl's scent. Peta Sergeant Nxylgsptinz. You guys did all this science stuff without me. And, while it's not The CW network's first forray into the Groundhog Day -esque episodes, it's certainly one of the most boring. With Kara's blood in hand, the team ventured to the prison world where Supergirl was trapped on Supergirl Season 6 Episode 7. It made her absence impactful, but it didn't drag on for too long. If Supergirl continues to roll out these unique episodes for their final season, it might just go out with a bang. Chyler Leigh Alex Danvers.