As others have said here, this final episode of the second season of Stargirl was terrific, with an abundance of emotion and action.
Watching this season though was a strange experience for me. It seemed like every other episode was interesting and moved plot along. The "off" episodes tended to repeat the same character arcs, over and over again.
The problem was, as I saw it, was that the episodes solely focused on the season length story arc, which was not complex or interesting enough to carry a whole 13 weeks of hour long episodes.
The producers needed to intersperse some shorter sub-stories that involved the JSA members, but could be resolved within the space of an hour long episode.
But the JSA crew were still all enjoyable to watch. I especially got a kick out of watching the Cindy Burman supervillain character (Meg DeLacy) starting to wrestle with her "good side", while everyone else was fighting their "dark side"!
Watching this season though was a strange experience for me. It seemed like every other episode was interesting and moved plot along. The "off" episodes tended to repeat the same character arcs, over and over again.
The problem was, as I saw it, was that the episodes solely focused on the season length story arc, which was not complex or interesting enough to carry a whole 13 weeks of hour long episodes.
The producers needed to intersperse some shorter sub-stories that involved the JSA members, but could be resolved within the space of an hour long episode.
But the JSA crew were still all enjoyable to watch. I especially got a kick out of watching the Cindy Burman supervillain character (Meg DeLacy) starting to wrestle with her "good side", while everyone else was fighting their "dark side"!