Back from the Future - Part Two

Episode aired Feb 16, 2020
TV-PGTV-PG
42m

IMDb RATING

6.6/10

1.3K

YOUR RATING

Melissa Benoist and Jeremy Jordan in Back from the Future - Part Two (2020)

Action Adventure Drama

Supergirl helps Winn overcome his greatest fear; Brainy must choose whether to help Alex find evidence against Lex or continue secretly working for him.Supergirl helps Winn overcome his greatest fear; Brainy must choose whether to help Alex find evidence against Lex or continue secretly working for him.Supergirl helps Winn overcome his greatest fear; Brainy must choose whether to help Alex find evidence against Lex or continue secretly working for him.

IMDb RATING

6.6/10

1.3K

YOUR RATING

Director
- Alexis Ostrander
Writers
- Jerry Siegel(based on characters created by)
- Joe Shuster(based on characters created by)
- Greg Berlanti
Stars

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David Harewood and Chyler Leigh in Back from the Future - Part Two (2020)

David Harewood in Back from the Future - Part Two (2020)

Chyler Leigh in Back from the Future - Part Two (2020)

Melissa Benoist in Back from the Future - Part Two (2020)

Jon Cryer in Back from the Future - Part Two (2020)

Katie McGrath in Back from the Future - Part Two (2020)

Azie Tesfai in Back from the Future - Part Two (2020)

Jesse Rath and Jeremy Jordan in Back from the Future - Part Two (2020)

Jeremy Jordan in Back from the Future - Part Two (2020)

Trivia
Lightning Lass's twin brother, Lightning Lad, is mentioned by Barry Allen's daughter Nora in "Nora (2018)", in which she considers his lightning bolt to be less cool than Barry's, and he appears as a member of the Legion in Smallville (2001)'s "Legion (2009)".

Quotes
Supergirl: Winn?
Winn Schott: I'm here.
Supergirl: Are you okay?
Winn Schott: My dad saved me. He was telling the truth.
Supergirl: [giving him a supportive hug] Sometimes, people can surprise us.

Connections
References Back to the Future (1985)

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Review

Featured review

9/10

A good solid episode.

Good story, and keeping on the protection from the story structure. It was good to have an episode showing off the vocal talents of the cast, even if some of them aren't up to the level of Melissa Benoist and Chyler Leigh. I guess Joss Whedon broke the ice on that one with his musical episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. What a landmark! The interaction between the characters carries on very naturally from previous episodes. When you've got a supremely talented cast, it must be difficult for a director or writer to hold back from allowing them to exhibit those talents. That's what we have here.

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