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Next →The fourth season of the American television series, which is based on the character, premiered on on October 14, 2018. The season follows Kara, a reporter and superpowered alien who fights against those who threaten Earth, and the fallout of her use of mysticism and time traveling.
It is set in the, sharing continuity with the other television series of the universe. The season is produced by, and, with and Jessica Queller serving as.The season was ordered in April 2018. Production began that July and concluded in April 2019. Stars as Kara, with principal cast members, and also returning from previous seasons, while was promoted to the principal cast from his recurring status in season three.
They are joined by new cast members,. See also: No.overallNo. InseasonTitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air dateProd.codeU.S. Viewers(millions)661'American Alien'Story by: & Jessica QuellerTeleplay by: Gabriel Llanas & Aadrita MukerjiOctober 14, 2018 ( 2018-10-14)T13.212011.52Kara has stayed busy in her heroic duties working with the D.E.O., and as a reporter at CatCo proving she can multitask. Brother and sister and attack an alien, Dr. Vose, and steal an EMP device from his lab.
J'onn believes it to be a hate crime, with the recent rise in anti-alien hatred in the country, although Kara disagrees. The duo plan to attack President Marsdin's summit to mark the anniversary of her amnesty act.
Supergirl saves the President and captures Otis, but Mercy escapes. Camera footage of the attack ends up exposing the President's true identity as an alien. Meanwhile Alex and Brainy struggle to communicate with each other at the D.E.O. The Graves are working with a mysterious masked individual who says he is an 'agent of liberty' as he stabs Fiona Byrne, an alien telepath that J'onn had met in a support group for other aliens.
The duplicate Kara is seen punching through walls in an underground cavern surrounded by Kasnian soldiers.672'Fallout'Harry JierjianStory by: Dana HorganTeleplay by: Maria Maggenti & Daniel BeatyOctober 21, 2018 ( 2018-10-21)T13.212021.34In the wake of President Marsdin's outing as an alien, a wave of anti-alien sentiment spreads across the country. Marsdin resigns, leaving Vice President Baker to replace her. Mercy hacks L-Corps' image inducers to disable them, in an effort to force aliens out of hiding. When Brainy is outed to a, he is rattled by the hatred he faces. J'onn continues to investigate his friend's disappearance and the trail leads him to Agent Liberty, who holds an anti-alien rally. At L-Corp, Mercy and Lena fight, each using an arm piece of Lex's exoskeleton. Mercy is captured by Supergirl and held at the D.E.O.
Nia, who reveals herself to be transgender, convinces James to write an editorial against anti-alien hatred. Mercy and Otis convince an agent, Jensen, to release them. Using Lena's lead dispersion device, the three send Kryptonite into the atmosphere, which hits Supergirl mid-flight, making her pass out and fall to the ground.683'Man of Steel'Jesse Warn& Derek SimonOctober 28, 2018 ( 2018-10-28)T13.212031.28J'onn catches Kara before she crashes to the ground; he brings her to the D.E.O. And the Kryptonite in the atmosphere continues to weaken her.
In an effort to keep her safe while a cure is found, Lena outfits Kara in a prototype armor that will help filter the Kryptonite out of her system. In a series of flashbacks, a university professor, and his family suffer a series of personal tragedies that slowly turn him against aliens and lead him into the path of Mercy Graves, who gives him the Agent Liberty armor. Back in the present, Ben prevents Mercy and Otis from killing Jensen by blackmailing the young agent into breaking them into D.E.O. Headquarters.694'Ahimsa'Story by: Eric CarrascoTeleplay by: Katie Rose Rogers & Jess KardosNovember 4, 2018 ( 2018-11-04)T13.212041.23With the air still Kryptonite-saturated, Kara is not permitted to leave the D.E.O. And fight as it may damage the suit and kill her. Lena and Brainy devise a method to filter the Kryptonite out of the atmosphere. A second D.E.O.
Agent turns rogue and breaks two aliens out. Mercy kills him after he brings the aliens to her. J'onn meets, Fiona's fiance. Ben hypnotizes the aliens, using Fiona's telekinetic powers, into committing chaos, to give justification for killing aliens. As they attack a carnival, Supergirl fights until her suit is damaged. J'onn and Manchester join the fight and find Fiona, forcing Jensen to deactivate the alien device, breaking the hypnosis on the aliens.
Mercy and Otis corner Alex and Supergirl where Otis threatens to expose Supergirl to the Kryptonite-filled air. One of the aliens kills Mercy and Otis as the air is completely cleared of Kryptonite. J'onn is only able to ease Fiona's pain before she dies. Later, Ben transfers a parasite into Jensen, and Manchester purchases lethal weaponry. President Baker assigns Colonel Lauren Haley to be Alex's commanding officer at the D.E.O.705'Parasite Lost'David McWhirter& Aadrita MukerjiNovember 11, 2018 ( 2018-11-11)T13.212051.16The parasite enables Jensen to absorb an alien's powers through touch, while also killing them.
Jensen uses his powers in public and weakens Supergirl enough to escape. Kara and Nia interview a healer alien, Amadei, to counter the anti-alien rhetoric. Amadei is then attacked and left to die without his healing amulet. J'onn and Kara discover the amulet was stolen for the Children of Liberty, to stop Jensen's new powers from killing him. Colonel Haley obtains uranium to use against Jensen and the D.E.O. Sets up a containment dome to limit the blast radius. James and Lena meet Ben Lockwood at a media summit, where James asserts that Guardian does not stand for Ben's anti-alien sentiments.
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Alex convinces Jensen to remove Amadei's amulet, leading to him becoming brain-dead. James believes that if he understands the anti-alien movement, he can get those people to listen, so he contacts Ben.716'Call to Action'Antonio NegretGabriel Llanas & Daniel BeatyNovember 18, 2018 ( 2018-11-18)T13.212061.13Masked citizens calling themselves the Children of Liberty patrol the streets, attacking innocent aliens. Supergirl and Manchester intervene and chase them off. Anti-alien manifestos entitled 'Twilight's Last Gleaming' rain down on them. Manchester has Children of Liberty member Petrocelli held captive to torture him for information. Haley reprimands Supergirl for intervening in the attack and refuses to use D.E.O. Resources to investigate the manifesto.
Lena and are frustrated that their experimental trials with the Harun-El rock are not successful. Kara replaces James on a television show where she ends up debating Ben Lockwood, who gets the best of her. James meets Tom, a Children of Liberty member, and they patrol neighborhoods with a dog that can detect aliens hiding. Then the group starts putting together the clues: the alien-sensing dog allowed the Children of Liberty to identify alien houses, and the special lenses that Manchester discovered in Petrocelli's mask will allow the Children to see the infrared marks. At CatCo, Nia's narcolepsy alarms Kara and James. Brainy removes the infrared marks and defeats a group of Children and Kara saves an alien family from Children.727'Rather the Fallen Angel'Dana Horgan & Katie Rose RogersNovember 25, 2018 ( 2018-11-25)T13.212071.15Supergirl is lured by Manchester to Shelley Island, an alien immigration center and monument site where their powers are dampened, where the Children of Liberty detain her and lock her inside the monument and set it to detonate.
Manchester previously made a deal with the Children to meet Agent Liberty, but the one he meets is not Ben. James investigates the area, and is almost convinced by the Children to detonate the monument. Kara, whose powers are only partially drained, manages to attract his attention with her heat vision. Manchester, realizing the Children were playing him, destroys the power dampeners, allowing her to escape while Manchester and James fight off the Children.
Meanwhile, Lena proceeds with her experiments to enhance humans in an effort to 'level the playing field' between humanity and super-beings. She takes on a volunteer, Adam, who dies during the trial, after bonding with Lena through their shared motivational grief. James, unaware of the experiments, goes to make up with Lena. Kara, Alex and Brainy are visited by J'onn who is upset about not being able to stop Manchester from killing people.738'Bunker Hill'Rob Wright & Eric CarrascoDecember 2, 2018 ( 2018-12-02)T13.212081.26Nia wakes up suddenly from a dream involving Agent Liberty. Kara and J'onn look through Manchester's apartment. Kara and Brainy help Nia with her dreams which lead to the old Lockwood Factory where they confront Ben who was confronted by Manchester Black who threatened to kill his wife.
Kara stops Manchester Black from killing Ben's wife and sends Ben and Manchester to prison where the latter is visited by J'onn. Later, President Baker demands Supergirl to reveal her secret identity to him. She refuses, so Baker fires her from the D.E.O.749'Jesse WarnStory by:Teleplay by: Derek Simon & Robert RovnerDecember 11, 2018 ( 2018-12-11)T13.212092.17and wake up as wanted criminals hunted by as a black suited Superman while Kara is imprisoned at, with a rewritten Alex guarding her. After narrowly escaping Deegan, Barry and Oliver locate, who works as a mob boss with James as a henchman, and retrieve Superman from Earth-38. Supergirl convinces Alex to release her, and together with Barry retrieves the Book of Destiny.
Superman uses the book to return Barry and Oliver to their original forms, but Deegan steals it back. Barry and Kara travel in opposite directions to slow the Earth's rotation in order to impede Deegan, despite Clark saying it will kill them. With help from Lois, Brainy, and J'onn, Superman and Oliver successfully defeat Deegan and restore Earth-1 to normal. On Earth-38, Clark reveals Lois is pregnant, and they are going to be moving to Argo City for a while, leaving Earth in Kara's hands. Clark proposes to Lois and she accepts. On Earth-1, Oliver gets a call from, revealing Deegan is in and has seemingly made friends with the, who teases.This episode concludes a crossover event that begins on and continues on.7510'Suspicious Minds'Maria Maggenti & Gabriel LlanasJanuary 20, 2019 ( 2019-01-20)T13.212101.04Kara finds a boat where a man named Randall McAllister is killed and dragged aboard by a slightly visible alien.
Colonel Haley dismisses Kara from the crime scene because of her continued refusal to reveal her identity. All the D.E.O. Agents who know Supergirl's identity, including Alex, agree to resist Haley's interrogations. Kara, Alex and J'onn learn that the attackers were Morai, a trio of aliens with the ability to turn invisible with only Kara being able to see them. One Morai kills itself to avoid Haley, who, alongside McAllister, tortured them to be weapons. Two more Morai infiltrate the D.E.O., and Brainy marks them with a so the agents can see them.
Haley re-enables the use of lethal weaponry, killing one of the Morai. Haley and Alex are saved by Supergirl from the last Morai. Haley realizes that Supergirl is Kara, and tries to blackmail her back into the D.E.O. Before Alex incapacitates her. J'onn wipes Haley's mind of Supergirl's identity, but Haley remains determined to discover it, bringing in an alien truth-seeking creature to ferret out the secret. To keep Kara's identity safe, Alex has J'onn wipe everyone's memory of Supergirl's identity including her own.7611'Blood Memory'Shannon KohliJessica Queller & Dana HorganJanuary 27, 2019 ( 2019-01-27)T13.212111.34The Supergirl clone falls into a. The Russians revive her, but sends purple lightning around the globe; causing illegal tablets to glow purple.
People taking the purple drugs temporary transform into unstoppable monsters, catching the D.E.O.' While chasing these monsters, Kara has a disconnect with Alex due to her no longer remembering her secret identity. Alex feels that something inside her is missing, so she asks J'onn to take a look.
J'onn and Brainy agree to place a placebo in Alex's mind to cover the truth. Meanwhile, Nia has ill confidence about her family when she develops the unwanted Dreamer powers that occur to one female in every generation in her family. Nia's sister (who was taught dream interpretation while expecting to gain the powers) discovers Nia has the powers and regretfully renounces her. Kara reveals her identity to Nia to reassure her. While Nia's mother lays dying of a spider bite, Nia uses her powers to talk to her mother about them, who assures her she'll be able to continue the dreamer line.7712'Menagerie'Story by: Robert RovnerTeleplay by: Daniel Beaty & Greg BaldwinFebruary 17, 2019 ( 2019-02-17)T13.212121.15After a meteor crash lands, Pamela Ferrer, a thief, and her boyfriend are caught in a car crash. A symbiotic, snake-like alien parasite known as Menagerie inhabits Pamela's body. Meanwhile, Brainy requests Nia to train with him but refuses as she is still grieving her mother, although she decides to invite Brainy to a Valentine's Day party.
Alex decides to give advice for Brainy. Ben convinces his son to lead the Children of Liberty. After, the D.E.O. Track down Pamela who attacks the Valentine's Day party. Following a confrontation with Kara, Nia and the Children of Liberty, the parasite is (apparently) killed. Pamela is arrested and put in prison where she gets a message from Manchester Black. President Baker realizes crimes are only considered terrorist attacks if they are against humans, not aliens, forcing him to release Ben from prison.
It is revealed that the symbiote is still alive.7813'What's So Funny About Truth, Justice, and the American Way?' Alexis OstranderEric Carrasco & Aadrita MukerjiMarch 3, 2019 ( 2019-03-03)T13.212131.14Manchester breaks out of prison with Hat and Menagerie who together form 'The Elite,' along with a Morai. Hat is revealed to be an alien whose Bowler hat has fifth-dimension properties. Meanwhile, Brainy trains Nia at the Fortress of Solitude.
Supergirl confronts President Baker to convince him to prevent a missile launch carrying a satellite which would destroy any alien ship coming to Earth, but he refuses. Later, Supergirl, Nia, Brainy, Alex, and J'onn stop The Elite, while Supergirl learns that the Claymore satellite has been reprogrammed to destroy The White House. She redirects the satellite so that it fires at a body of water and then destroys it.
However, Manchester manages to flee with the Legion ring he stole from Brainy during their confrontation. Ben is offered to be Director of Alien Affairs by the President. At the same time, Alex begins distrusting Baker after Haley confirms that the President took action against protocol; to this end, she offers Lena anything she needs for her research. After being visited by Supergirl following the incident, Baker makes Ben the Director of Alien Affairs but denies his request to deputize the Children of Liberty.7914'Stand and Deliver'Andi ArmaganianRob Wright & Jess KardosMarch 10, 2019 ( 2019-03-10)T13.212141.05Ben starts a revolution against aliens, attempting to repeal the Alien Amnesty Act, which gets The Elite's attention and they decide to help the aliens resist against the humans.
However the revolution eventually fails when aliens and humans begin to bond. Supergirl, Nia and J'onn defeat the Morai, The Hat and Menagerie. J'onn fails to stop Manchester so he decides to begin a manhunt.
At Cat Co, James gets shot by an unknown figure.8015'O Brother, Where Art Thou?' Derek Simon & Nicki HolcombMarch 17, 2019 ( 2019-03-17)T13.212151.07Four years ago, Lena's brother Lex created a red sky over Metropolis to take down Superman, but was caught and sent to prison.
In the present, Lex is released due to a disease, so Lena helps him by working on a cure. Meanwhile, J'onn and Kara continue investigating Manchester, who confronts the two by using the Martian Staff of Kolar, which triggers J'onn's traumatic memories. Lena decides to use the cure on a temporarily dead James. Though his sister Kelly tries to stop her, Alex convinces Kelly to stop.
Just before Lena's able to, Manchester causes a power outage across the city, so Kara and J'onn confront him again. J'onn kills Manchester while Kara stops the city from being flooded. The following day, Lena reveals that Lex cut off the backup power, and he also admits that Otis (thought dead) shot James on Lex's orders all so that Lena would have no choice but to test the cure on him. It is also revealed that Eve was working with Lex and Otis this whole time.
Otis chloroforms Lena, leaving Eve to look after her. Lex escapes with Otis, but is stopped by Supergirl.8116'The House of L'Carl SeatonDana Horgan & Eric CarrascoMarch 24, 2019 ( 2019-03-24)T13.212161.12Three years ago, Lex was put on trial for mass murder but before going to prison he is visited by Eve (revealed to be a fangirl of Lex), who is hired by Lex to go undercover to spy on James. Nine months ago, the Kaznians found a stray, amnesiac copy of Supergirl, who was created from Harun-El, and informed Lex about this four months later.
Since then, the Kaznians have been training the Supergirl copy while Lex raised and manipulated her for his own uses, teaching her a biased history about her rival, the original Supergirl. It is also revealed that Lex planned for Lena to test the cure in order to save the Supergirl copy from a sudden illness that rendered her comatose due to her being created from Harun-El. Lex gives the cure to the Supergirl copy whom he names Red Daughter. In the present, Lex is revealed to possess metahuman powers, which he uses to escape from Supergirl.8217'All About Eve'Ben BrayStory by: Gabriel LlanasTeleplay by: Katie Rose Rogers & Brooke PohlMarch 31, 2019 ( 2019-03-31)T13.212171.06Supergirl teams up with Alex and Lena to track down Eve. They find her cousin Bitsie, whom they learn was given the cure to eradicate her cancer; persuaded to help, Bitsie reveals the location of Eve's old lab.
It is revealed that Eve shot James and used the Kryptonite heart used for Metallo to resurrect Otis. Supergirl finds Black Kryptonite in the vault, with Lena explaining she created it and it has been the basis of her medical research. Supergirl reveals her concerns about people like Lex gaining powers and her not being able to stop them. J'onn leaves the planet after seeing a vision of his father. During a press conference at the White House, in which the Alien Amnesty Act is officially repealed, Red Daughter attacks disguised as Supergirl to turn public opinion against the latter.
President Baker declares against Supergirl, who is now public enemy number one, though Alex, Lena and Haley all believe she is innocent. While attending the press conference, James is left unable to move out of fear, so he turns to his sister for therapy.8318'Crime and Punishment'Antonio NegretStory by: Rob WrightTeleplay by: Lindsay Sturman & Aadrita MukerjiApril 21, 2019 ( 2019-04-21)T13.212180.99Red Daughter attacks the White House disguised as Supergirl, but James, Nia, Alex, Lena, Brainy, and Haley are not fooled. Ben demands the use of the DEO's alien weapons to arrest Supergirl. Brainy realizes Ben will come for the alien registry next, so he downloads a copy of it before deleting the original.
A reluctant Haley agrees to Ben's request, and borrows Alex's signal watch. Alex lies about how to summon Supergirl. Despite seeing through it, she presses it so that Supergirl does not show up, Ben makes off with the weapons.
Baker grants Ben's previous request to deputize the Children of Liberty. James has another PTSD episode but the psychiatrist's anti-PTSD advice has little effect due to his powers surfacing. Supergirl and Lena visit Stryker's island for information and discover Lex's hidden room. Otis, now an advanced Metallo, attacks Supergirl and starts a prison riot before self-destructing in the secret room.
Eve secretly works on rebuilding Otis. Steve Lomeli, Lex's cell neighbor, gives her a flash drive on the room. Supergirl is framed for the riot, so Kara decides to stop being Supergirl for a while.8419'American Dreamer'Story by: Dana HorganTeleplay by: Daniel Beaty & Jess KardosApril 28, 2019 ( 2019-04-28)T13.212191.14With Kara ceasing to operate as Supergirl, Dreamer takes her place as National City's superhero. Ben returns to his duties as Agent Liberty. Now deputized, he and the Children of Liberty begin arresting innocent aliens. His son realizes his best friend is an alien, having kept this a secret because of Ben's policies, which makes him reconsider his parents' anti-alien propaganda.
Brainy and Kelly try to discover the source of James's PTSD, discovering that panic attacks make his powers develop faster; his powers are revealed to be identical to Kryptonians. Kara works to clear Supergirl's name, as she and Lena discover Lex's link to Kaznia, as well as a company called AmerTek.
An alien whose husband was arrested by the Children of Liberty kills Ben's wife. J'onn completes his mission on Mars.8520'Will the Real Miss Tessmacher Please Stand Up?' Shannon KohliStory by: Derek SimonTeleplay by: Katie Rose Rogers & Natalie AbramsMay 5, 2019 ( 2019-05-05)T13.212201.05James tests his powers in the Fortress of Solitude. Lena and Kara go to Kaznia for information on Lex and discover Red Daughter's existence as well as her role in Lex's plot to invade America. Eve creates clones of herself to throw the duo off and sets off the facility's self destruct. Kara discovers and burns Red Daughter's room and realizes Lex knows that she is Supergirl.
She and Lena defeat the Eve clones and escape; having collected evidence of the impending invasion. Tracks down Ben's wife's murderer.
Ben orders all aliens at that location to be arrested, but his soldiers are convinced to disobey orders by Brainy. Ben takes the super serum to arrest them himself, but he is subdued by a returning J'onn. Ben is denounced by his son because of his anti-alien rhetoric. Kara meets Baker in his office to warn him about Lex's plot, but he has her black-bagged; revealing he is in on the plot.8621'Red Dawn'Alexis OstranderStory by: Lindsay SturmanTeleplay by: Gabriel Llanas & Eric CarrascoMay 12, 2019 ( 2019-05-12)T13.212211.11Baker has had the CatCo servers wiped, terminating Kara's evidence. Kara escapes an execution at the hands of Red Daughter. Lena interrogates Ben about Lex's plan, but he is unaware of it. Ben's hair begins to fall out as he has taken an untested Harun-El.
J'onn, Brainy, and Nia infiltrate an AmerTek factory to save the aliens there, but are captured. One of the agents strikes Brainy in the forehead, inadvertently causing him to behave like his ancestors while rebooting. He escapes and betrays J'onn and Nia, getting them deported with the other aliens.
Ben finds Otis, who unknowingly reveals that Lex plans to betray Kaznia before getting killed by him. Lena places a baby truth creature around Lillian's arm and is convinced by her to add more Harun-El to James after he becomes traumatized. Red Daughter appears at Alex's home, disguised as Kara, before Supergirl arrives and fights her.
Alex remembers again that Kara is Supergirl. Red Daughter nearly kills Kara, but Lex apparently kills Red Daughter on television. Baker lies that he killed Supergirl, framing her as the mastermind behind the Kaznia invasion.
Haley calls Alex to inform her about the true purpose of the Claymore satellite: it has enough energy to power a Lexosuit.8722'The Quest for Peace'Jesse WarnStory by: Robert Rovner & Jessica QuellerTeleplay by: Rob Wright & Derek SimonMay 19, 2019 ( 2019-05-19)T13.212221.07Lex has framed himself as a hero for stopping his self-initiated Kaznian invasion. J'onn and Nia are sent to Shelley Island, where enslaved aliens are setting up a Claymore satellite on Lex's orders to destroy Argo, where Superman is. Kara recovers her evidence from Brainy and publicly exposes Lex. J'onn and Nia escape and overload the satellite, while Brainy returns to his normal-self. Kara, Alex and James arrive at Shelley Island and fight Lex and Ben.
James and Ben remove the Harun-El from each other, costing James an eye, while Red Daughter, who was held captive on the island, sacrifices herself to save Kara. She fuses with Kara, who uses her newfound powers to destroy the Lexosuit. Lex teleports away, but is ambushed by Lena, who removes the Harun-El from him, before shooting him. Lex reveals Kara is Supergirl before dying, embittering Lena. Ben and Baker are arrested, while the Vice President re-initiates the Alien Amnesty Act. Kelly and Alex reveal their feelings for each other. Eve tries to escape, but is intercepted by a representative of, who refuses to let her go despite Lex's failure.
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