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Take the episode where the guy who was black on the left side, and white on the right side, spends all of his time trying to murder the guy with the mirror-reverse coloring … and vice versa. Each was the last of his race, the rest of the planet having committed genocide on each other, based...

It doesn't seem to be one of the Earth-38s of the comics: http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Earth_38 Those seem to be either an Earth based on a John Byrne storyline, or the 'main' Earth for the "New 52" reboot. Another site suggests that the TV Supergirl's Earth is Earth-38 because Superman first...

Now we know where they got the writers for this episode: from Earth-38, about 25-30 years in the future. :D

I'm a little bit surprised that neither Clark or Kara thought to use the Phantom Zone projector on the Daxamite warships. Was it destroyed?!? Likewise, it was nice of the White Martians to help, but did none of them think to use their telepathy, their shape-shifting abilities, and their...

They revealed previously that the President is an alien, and has some way of disguising her appearance. It did not seem likely that she was a natural-born citizen, but if her parents had been living in the US when she was born, she could have been. This episode revealed that she is a Durlan...

One way that Cat could have made her speech more effective might have been to say something along the lines of: "Everybody, take note. Daxamites are strong and invulnerable, but can be easily killed with lead bullets." Guardian's use of lead dust to neutralize the powers of the Daxamites he...

If she could have gotten onto the Daxamite spacecraft, she could have shape-shifted to look like Rhea, and taken advantage of the confusion. But flying Air Force One at the Daxamite fleet while drawing attention to herself? Not nearly subtle enough.

She probably wasn't thinking, except maybe "I'm going to get those Daxamites, because of what aliens did to my home planet." We didn't see any evidence that Air Force One and its escorts were armed with advanced / alien weaponry or that this was a distraction meant to increase the chances of...

In the comics, Daxamites have all of the same powers as Kryptonians, but are a bit stronger, and instead of exhibiting vulnerability to Kryptonite, exhibit vulnerability to lead. Exposure to lead pollution in Earth's environment can sicken or kill a Daxamite in no time, as shown in one...

/ 1. As far as I know, neither the Kara/Mon-El or the Kara/Jimmy pairings follow the comics. (For that matter, the Snapper Carr of the comics was an annoying kid, not a middle-age newspaper editor.) 2. In the comics, Daxamites are genetically Kryptonians, in the same way that Romulans are...