Supergirl

(Dogs barking)

Look out!

Hold on!

They're dragging us!

No!

Supergirl, you're the best.

Doesn't even stop for autographs anymore.

Cool car chase. Very fast, very furious.

Any luck iding the one that got away?

0h, still running facial recognition.

So far nothing.

Anything else we can go on?

This is his.

Winn, can you send a sample up to Alex's lab?

Maybe his DNA is already in the database.

Okay. Well, this is new and gross.

I should have cuffed him.

You knocked him 100 yards into the roof of that SUV.

Not to mention, saving my fiancee and I.

Yeah. And that truck was full of aluminum tubing.

Right, which doesn't really seem like much until

you use it to build an illegal nuclear centrifuge.

This is a big win, Supergirl.

It's not a win until they're behind bars.

Let's get this guy.

Hey, so, tomorrow Maggie and I are gonna go do the tasting for the wedding.

Three hours of hors d'oeuvres and nothing but hors d'oeuvres.

Potstickers, oyster shooters, pigs in blankets.

Did I mention the potstickers?

Do you wanna...

If I'm not busy, sure.

Well, we're all gonna meet at the bar beforehand, too.

So, if you want to—— —I'ii try.

I mean, I thought it was bad when she skipped pizza night.

But skipping free apps. I mean, come on.

These are like the beginning of the dark days.

Hey, come on. Grief doesn't have a deadline.

Look, I know. But, I mean,

she goes from being little miss sunshine to,

well, Alex, basically.

What? I'm not like that.

Come on, Alex.

Your unrelenting seriousness is one of your best qualities.

I'm not like that...

I'm not.

People like to argue that capitalists are only concerned with themselves.

The truth is

without big business,

this city would still be in ruin from those daxamites.

But look at us now.

Bustling.

I think, we all should give ourselves a pat on the back.

And let's not forget to glad—hand the mayor as well.

Without him, none of this could have happened either.

It's you, Morgan. It's all of you.

In six months, you've done the impossible.

Let's not forget about Supergirl. —let's not forget Supergirl.

Literally none of the heavy lifting could've been done without her.

Yes. Of course. Which is why I'm excited

about the unveiling of the "girl of steel" statue

at the waterfront.

Mayor, it's gonna take a lot more than a pretty statue

to bring people down to that slum of a waterfront.

I am still working on the zoning commission, Morgan.

You'd do better to explain how my development

will revitalize that neighborhood.

Starting with moving out homelessness and crime.

Moving in opportunity and an expanded tax base.

They've all heard your sales pitch, Morgan.

We all have.

Yes. I'm sure that everybody here

has had a chance to read catco's inflammatory articles

about that sales pitch,

articles that have become increasingly biased ever since

you took over baby—sitting cat Grant's mouthpiece.

Your development would level the whole area.

Force people from their homes,

just to build high—rises for the wealthy.

Lena...

Are you spouting the catco company line?

Really?

I guess I shouldn't be surprised,

considering all the good press they've been giving you lately.

She's earned that good press,

by donating millions of dollars to the rebuilding efforts.

Hmm. That's funny

because I thought it was restitution for what her brother did.

Or was it her mother?

Or was it Lena?

Seeing as how she is the one

who brought the aliens here in the first place.

A little bit of business advice, Lena.

Guilt is not a good business strategy.

Neither is exploitation.

I just want a fair hearing, that's all.

I hate to think that any of you here were unfair.

Now.

My people have put together a tremendous spread,

just in the office next door.

Why don't we all adjourn over there and take a sample of that?

Mr. Olsen, you're welcome to join us as well.

You know, we can disagree, but still break bread together.

You know, edge, you are not as powerful as you think you are.

Oh, no?

Then what are we doing in my office?

Carl: Ms. Grant! — cat: Okay, Carl.

Carl: Does president marsdin believe climate change is real?

Yes. Yes, Carl.

As a matter of fact, she does.

She also believes that two plus two equals four

and the earth is round because the president is not a moron.

Any third grader knows that global warming

is the biggest threat of our time.

And I'm happy to report that the intellectual capacity

of our president is not inferior to that of an eight—year—old.

Next question.

I knew Ms. Grant was meant for great things,

but national city is gonna miss her.

Best press secretary since Robert Gibbs.

Yeah. She makes Gibbs look like a hall monitor.

Yeah. With Ms. Grant in D.C. and snapper on sabbatical,

it's going to be oddly congenial around here.

Well, we will do our best.

Okay, guys. Look alive.

All right, we're about a week away

from locking up this issue,

so I need to know what's going on.

What's up with sports?

As of last night,

the Metropolis monarchs officially have the worst record in baseball.

Crime. —there's not much to cover.

Crime's been down 65% over the past six months.

Supergirl has turned the entire city around

pretty much single—handedly.

Which brings me to my next point.

How are you doing on that echusive with Supergirl?

Oh, uh, Supergirl's been too busy

to have a one—on—one conversation about the invasion.

The statue dedication is this weekend.

I'll do my best.

Well, we have our assignments, right?

Um, let's get to work. Thanks.

Kara.

Hey, are you sure that you're okay to write this

or is this going to bring up some old stuff?

I said I was.

Okay. Well, I'm here if you wanna talk or grab a drink—...

Do you want me to write the article or grab a drink?

Okay. Listen, I'm on your side. Okay?

Look, I know more than anybody,

how much ass Supergirl's been kicking lately.

Well, that's my job.

There's still more I can do.

And touch people's lives.

What is this blowhard up to now? —In that vein,

I'd like to announce a bold new direction for my company.

I'm buying catco.

In the last few years, the press in this town

has swung wildly to one side. — (knocking at door)

Hey.

I hate that sentient bottle of cheap Cologne.

Did you know? —no.

James was blindsided, too.

He thinks it's his fault for getting in edge's face.

Only he would spend that kind of money on a grudge.

Do you think the shareholders will listen to cat?

Well, cat had to put her shares in a blind trust

when she became press secretary.

But I did some digging...

Edge has been quietly buying up shares until today,

when he put a tender offer to the majority shareholders.

Hey! No more free press.

You've invested in his portfolio though.

So, I figured if you could talk to him,

you might be able to be persuasive.

Edge doesn't respect any opinions that aren't his own.

Specially not a woman's. —lena,

you helped Supergirl save the world.

How hard could one stubborn sexist be?

All right, I'll see what I can do.

Thanks.

Hey, um...

I mean, I miss you.

Is everything okay?

'Cause I keep trying to make plans and you keep ditching.

I've just been busy.

Right, um...

I also just...

I wanted to say I was sorry

for the part I played in what happened to mon—el.

And that I'm here for you if you still want that.

No, you did what you had to do.

And that was Supergirl's call anyway, not yours, so...

Female reporter: Breaking news this morning.

There are reports of a burglary in old town.

We 7! Bring you the latest...

I should get going.

Yeah, brunch, soon?

Female reporter: Reporting from downtown national city,

it seems Supergirl has been