This episode was difficult to watch. Pretty much all of the superfriends act totally out of character so Kelly can shine. The way the episode focused on Kelly felt forced. An entire building collapses and the people need Kelly to call 911, noone else thought about that?
In an understaffed hospital with not enough equipment she gets angry at people that don't do more than they can? Later Kelly gives a speech about the importance of hope, to Supergirl. To the shows own literal "Paragon of hope". Are you serious? Then Kelly stumbles upon the baddie of the episode by pure cooincidence and that justifies her behaviour? Should the superfriends just sit in the hostpital instead of going after the baddie? Also, patients start to glow blue, but no one notices? It's all just really contrived.
I get that they want to introduce a new guardian, but do they really have to make the remaining characters that stupid?
This episode is what happens, when a show is no longer about the characters but about "the message".
Maybe it's for the better, that this is the last season.
In an understaffed hospital with not enough equipment she gets angry at people that don't do more than they can? Later Kelly gives a speech about the importance of hope, to Supergirl. To the shows own literal "Paragon of hope". Are you serious? Then Kelly stumbles upon the baddie of the episode by pure cooincidence and that justifies her behaviour? Should the superfriends just sit in the hostpital instead of going after the baddie? Also, patients start to glow blue, but no one notices? It's all just really contrived.
I get that they want to introduce a new guardian, but do they really have to make the remaining characters that stupid?
This episode is what happens, when a show is no longer about the characters but about "the message".
Maybe it's for the better, that this is the last season.