This week's Supergirl brought together an amazing all-star team of female heroes and villains (soon-to-be-anti-heroes?) to go on a mission to bring down Reign. It also allowed Alex to flex her mom muscles DEO-style, and found Winn and Brainiac 5 fighting over who gets to be the smartest in the room. Welcome to Season 3, Episode 11, "Fort Rozz."

Let's get into S3, Episode 10: "Legion of Superheroes."

During the first season of Supergirl, back when it aired on CBS, we were introduced to the character of Lucy Lane, the younger sister of Lois Lane played by the amazing Jenna Dewan-Tatum. We lost the character of Lucy in the transition to the CW, but it seems the older Lane sister may be dropping in on National City.

It's a new year, and that means new TV! All of our favorite shows are coming back from their winter breaks, and that includes all The CW's "Super-verse" shows! What? "Arrowverse" is so three years ago.

Happy New Year, Mary Suevians! The lives of the women we watched on TV this year reflected a lot of the issues and concerns we have in real-life. And just as I'm resolving to do certain things to make 2018 suck considerably less than 2017 did, I wonder what resolutions some of my favorite TV heroines would make...

And now, back to your regularly scheduled Supergirl! After last week's crossover event, we're back where we left off in the main Supergirl story: Mon-El and Imra (A.K.A. Saturn Girl) are here from the 31st Century making Kara's life awkward, James and Lena get closer, and after weeks of brief flashes Reign emerges to judge National City, and the world. Welcome to Season 3, Episode 9, “Reign.”

One of the most disheartening points for me in the recent wave of high-profile suspensions and firings of male Hollywood executives and creatives was learning that Andrew Kreisberg, co-creator and Executive Producer on multiple DCTV shows on The CW, including Supergirl, was suspended after a long history of sexually inappropriate behavior. He has now been officially fired.

Welcome to Supergirl Season 3, Episode 8, “Crisis on Earth-X, Part One.”

The title of this week's Supergirl couldn't be more apt.. Mon-El returns, after having woken up on the ship that was trapped underwater near the waterfront. Kara wakes up to the fact that just because Mon-El is back doesn't mean things can go back to the way they were. J'onn wakes up to the ways in which he's isolated himself on Earth, and Sam wakes up in her true identity, which makes me really, really worried for Ruby. Welcome to Season 3, Episode 7, “Wake Up.”

If Warner Bros. feels salty about Justice League getting beat by the "B-team of Marvel," they should recognize it's also being outdone by their own B-team.

Supergirl this week is a beautiful respite from the heaviness of previous episodes this season as Kara takes Alex back home to Midvale. Welcome to Season 3, Episode 6.

After multiple women came forward with sexual harassment allegations, Andrew Kreisberg has been suspended from his position as an executive producer of the CW's DC series, including Supergirl, The Flash, and Arrow.

This week’s Supergirl was all about Lena. That is, when it wasn't about...*sniff*...Alex and Maggie. This episode's title was really, really appropriate, as it reflected not only what enemies can do to each other, but also what two people who love each other can inflict on each other when that love just isn't enough. Welcome to Season 3, Episode 5, “Damage.”

On this week's Supergirl, guest star Chad Lowe plays a man who, after having been saved by Kara while on the same flight as Alex in the pilot episode of the show, believed her to be a god and started a religion worshipping Rao in the name of Supergirl.

This week's Supergirl laid off Kara a little bit, giving her room to breathe as the story shifted over to Maggie and J'onn, each of whom had to face blasts from their pasts. Alex and Maggie have a bridal shower, giving Maggie the perfect reason to try to get back in touch with her estranged father. Meanwhile, Supergirl accompanies J'onn to Mars to help the White Martian resistance, led by M'gann. Welcome to Season 3, Episode 3, “Far From the Tree.”

Season 3 of Supergirl continues to barrel forward with intensity and emotion, not letting up from last week for a second. In this week's episode, Supergirl's latest nemesis is a metahuman with psychic ability. Actually, Supergirl's latest nemesis is her own mental health. Welcome to Season 3, Episode 2, “Triggers.”

Season 3 of The CW's Supergirl has finally arrived, and we couldn't have asked for a more intense and emotional opener than this! Supergirl is having an identity crisis as she grieves Mon-El after sending him away for his own safety at the end of last season. She renounces Kara Danvers and her human heart, embracing her Kryptonian side and her role as Supergirl full-on. Welcome to Season 3, Episode 1, “Girl of Steel.”