SUPERGIRL Makes A Shocking Discovery In The New Promo For Season 3, Episode 20: "Dark Side Of The Moon"

I legit thought Supergirl was gonna heat vision that girl's hand off

Has Martian Manhunter been it it at all this season?

Very surprised by how they handled this episode, it ended up working quite well and it touched so far in all the relevant plots and subplots with the characters in the Season. Well balanced that made the episode not filler.

Jimmy's story and it's crux was the focus but it didn't exactly took the entire episode like one could have imagined, Mehcad Brooks acted the hell out of his scene to make you connect and care more with Jimmy's experience with racism. They didn't over did it like they have done it in past episodes, it took only 1 scene where the police aimed at him as Guardian while they let the Coville cult (those acolytes are intense with what they pulled at CatCo) get away and from that scene developed the demons and trauma he carried from when he was little.

Cool reveals in scenes like what the cult was really after was creating yet another and the fourth Worldkiller with the Rock of Yuda Kal. Good misdirection there with the bomb shadow/silhoutte as a side effect of it going wrong. The explanation behind of how it could also be used to undo Reign and Samantha from each other made sense.

Lmao'ed at Mon-El back being Mike. He was cool in this ep, not so much focus on his struggling feelings for Kara which I still think are leading to moving on.

That rock of Yuda Kal isn't a pushover, makes everyone that comes in touch with it loose their powers and for a moment thought they were going to have no choice but to cut off the girl's hand, but it ended up resembling a bit more that scene from Smallville when Clark used heat vision on Chloe to get that chip off from her collabrone.

So all in all the episode worked well and advanced the plot in more than way one. They know what can be used to save Samantha, Know where they can get more which is where they are heading next week and is gotta be fast since Reign is becoming inmune to kryptonite. And Jimmy's subplot was handled maturely and naturally.

As for the subplot it also worked, never expected M'yrnn would get through Ruby without even trying. His condition actually played a role in making her open up.

Lena actually felt too irrational this week with Kara admitting her faults and even being willing to work things once this is over, guess that's saved for next episodes. If only they actually showed the scenes though where she and Winn figure out the alloy of the Yuda Kal rock and how they came up with tracking it's location because those two characters still project a lot of chemistry together even when it is about stuff they've done offscreen.

Coville is back and ready to create another Worldkiller from the spares of what his cult did, not gonna end well.

Argo City or whatever that part of Krypton is looks great.

“shocking - absolutely startling“