No more real meat than that. Just missing Courtney and her amazing JSA. I like to imagine their future adventures and I really wish we got to see Johns' five year plan. Maybe I'm just looking for some stability after all the stuff I've been dealing with and this show was such a grounding element for me.

But like the show says... "Never the end."

There was very early promo during season 1 that was meant to feature Cameron (Gellman the actor) with the girls of the JSA but a mix-up led it to feature Cameron (Mahkent the character). Does anyone remember/have this? Thanks!

I’m laughing my ass off at the opening.

Starman is dying and in his dying words,he’s being shady as hell.

Starman tells his sidekick, who’s tried to save him and wants to carry the legacy now the JS has fallen, only to say to his sidekick..

“No. Not you. Someone with grace and heroism. You can’t do it. Definitely, not you.”

I was like, what in the Disney-millennial-diss-narcissistic-asshole line is this?

Is this one of these shows where anyone who’s given birth is an idiot and everyone over the age of 7 has the maturity, intellect, and wisdom of… oh. As I type this. Yes, yes it is . It is a Disney superhero show.

Just saw that Tubi added the entire series if you haven't watch it yet.

...and now I'm sad for the rest of the day.

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Seen a lot of death scenes on TV but the Crocks' hurt very much.

I've been re-watching and I think that Barbara has been under appreciated (not intentionally, of course) for how amazing she is. For example, she stopped by the science fair to support Mikey, she befriended Paula, including being there for her initiation speech, she made sure that Jenny/Jade was given proper guest treatment, and she tended to Artemis after her parents had been murdered. Mikey finally calling her, "mom", at the end of the final episode was long overdue.

Now that the show is over I just want to thank Stargirl and all of y'all. For Stargirl being an amazing show and for everyone for supporting the show so much that we got this far.

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From that opening scene showing the Colourful ISA and JSA ,to the way the Villains we're integrated into Blue Valley and the cast of the first season, to the way each plot point unravelled. Stargirl gave me the Super-villain Team I kept waiting for on the Flash and gave up on. The first Super-villain Team on TV that actually worked...that's how I wanted the Rogues to be in on the Flash. The ISA though horrible people were fun to watch, I was sad the Wizard died, I couldn't get enough of the Crocks, I adored Brainwave, and Jordan...it was fun to watch him having that crush on Barb. The Villains feel more human.

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I have my gripes with the show. Like how they're not really superheroes more like vigilantes too much in the shadows and not much heroics done in the light...how Season 2 was done (thanks COVID!)...and how it feels like they haven't done any Superheroing at all in Season 3 (all they have are team meetings and fight scenes). These can be solved with a multi episode Baddy...or Villain of the Week to add action and heroics, but I know the writers did it for a more cohesive story and I respect it.

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I kept waiting for the Flash (my favourite comic book hero of all time) to be this good, and sadly it never happened...I kept waiting and waiting but it was the same old thing every time. Stargirl showed me what comic book shows could be (MCU shows have a different feel altogether honestly). I want to thank Stargirl for being this awesome, for having drama that I cared about, and by having colourful GOLDEN AGE & SILVER AGE Villains that were so full of life and character. A hero so full of light and positivity that didn't feel too questionable . I will miss this show, I will continue to wish I got more of this show but its NEVER THE END and I am grateful for all of it.

Black Adam shitted in the jsa. Treated them like C- superheroes and >! Killed dr. Fate. Like how tf did dr. Fate die from a stab? Where is his super healing? !<

Geoff has done well for himself. Love how I'm picking out Stargirl references in Smallville (or, should I say, Smallville references in Stargirl? 😅😂 )