DC SUPERGIRL: The Sixth and Final Season

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 Flying into homes on Blu-ray and DVD on March 8, 2022, from Warner Brother’s Home Entertainment is DC SUPERGIRL: The Sixth and Final Season with an MSRP of $24.98 DVD and $29.98 Blu-ray, it is already out of digital. 

Supergirl stars Melissa Benoist (Glee, Whiplash), Chyler Leigh (Grey’s Anatomy), Katie McGrath (Jurassic World, Merlin), Jesse Rath (Defiance, No Tomorrow), Nicole Maines (Royal Pains), Azie Tesfai (Jane the Virgin), Julie Gonzalo (Dallas, Veronica Mars), Staz Nair (Game of Thrones) and David Harewood (Homeland). Based on the DC characters created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster by special arrangement with the Jerry Siegel family, Supergirl is produced by Berlanti Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television, with executive producers Greg Berlanti, Sarah Schechter, Robert Rovner, Jessica Queller, and Rob Wright.

After defeating Leviathan, Supergirl learns that Lex Luthor used Obsidian to rewire the human mind. Now half the world has pledged undying allegiance to the evil industrialist, while the other half faces certain death. There’s a way to defeat him, but victory will banish Kara to the Phantom Zone. There she will encounter one of her fiercest rivals, the ruthless imp Nyxly, who is on a quest to find seven magical totems that will set he on a path to world domination. The danger intensifies when she teams up with Lex. Can the Superfriends stop them? Prepare for a season of unexpected twists as the final 20 episodes reveal the Girl of Steel’s fate.

 

BLU-RAY & DVD FEATURES

·         Deleted Scenes

·         A Farewell Tribute to Supergirl

 

20 ONE-HOUR EPISODES

 

1.     Rebirth

2.     A Few Good Women

3.     Phantom Menaces

4.     Lost Souls

5.     Prom Night

6.     Prom Again!

7.     Fear Knot

8.     Welcome Back, Kara!

9.     Dream Weaver

10.         Still I Rise

11.         Mxy in the Middle

12.         Blind Spots

13.         The Gauntlet

14.         Magical Thinking

15.         Hope for Tomorrow

16.         Nightmare in National City

17.         I Believe in a Thing Called Love

18.         Truth or Consequences

19.         The Last Gauntlet

20.         Kara

 

My Opinion: Supergirl was, is, and always will be just that. Special, Kind, warm, complicated, messy, silly, bright, hopeful. Thankfully, the series finale was no different. I thoroughly enjoyed this season and am so sad it is the final one as it had what you expect in all superhero stories action, good vs evil, and reminds you to hope, to be their own heroes, and to remain true to their authentic selves. The series finale isn't action-packed, but it ends on the exact note it was always meant to. It leans into every aspect that shows detractors ever called it weak for, and it's all the stronger because of it.