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When I was a child,
my planet Krypton was dying.

I was sent to Earth
to protect my cousin.

But my pod got knocked off-course
and by the time I got here,

my cousin had already grown
up and become Superman

and so I hid my powers

until recently
when an accident forced me

to reveal myself to the world.

To most people, I'm an assistant
at Catco Worldwide Media.

But in secret, I work
with my adoptive sister for the DEO

to protect my city from alien life

and anyone else
that means to cause it harm.

I am Supergirl.

Previously onSupergirl...

Ever since I was adopted,

I've felt the need to help people
and tonight I got that chance.

I know I'm not your mom, sweetheart
but you're safe here.

When you asked me
to join the DEO, I didn't hesitate.

Because you told me that together
we were going to save the world.

Except saving the world
means everybody.

Move, move, move.

- Where are you?
- Busy.

You promised me
that you were gonna be here.

And I will be, just dealing
with an alien prisoner who got loose.

- He was tough.
- She.

Respect.

Any chance I can have
the rest of the day off?

- Hey!
- Oh, finally!

Nice to see you, too.

Look, this big, havoc-wreaking,
lady-beast thing broke free.

- Happens to the best of us.
- I'm sorry, I'm just...

I'm freaking out.

Alex, I have seen you take down
a human-sized bug without a weapon.

This is going to be fine.

Last year, she was mad at me
for you not dating enough.

Okay? I can't even imagine

what she's gonna do to me
for you coming out as Supergirl.

She seemed fine on the phone.

- At least she's making pie.
- Yeah.

I'm sure your favorite.

Chocolate pecan pie
is the best dessert in the galaxy

and as someone who's been
to 12 different planets,

I mean that literally.

Oh, god.

No, you need to change out of that...

It's fine. It's fine.

- Eliza!
- My girls!

Oh, my best, favorite,
wonderful girls!

Oh, Alex, come here.

It's so good to be here.
You both look so great.

You always looked great in blue
and you look a little tired, sweetie.

- Is the lab keeping you busy?
- Yeah.

- How was your flight?
- Oh, it was fine.

- It was a little bumpy.
- Oh, I hate when that happens.

I hit some crazy air pockets
when I was flying back from the...

- The, the place I was at.
- You're doing great, Kara.

You really...
Do you really think so,

- Mom?
- Of course.

This is Leslie Willis,
coming to you alive

and wired from Catco Plaza.

The week of Thanksgiving,
which means...

It is time for my annual list
of Things I Am Not Grateful For

and this year's list
is only one item,

Supergirl.

The blue-and-red abscessed tooth

in the otherwise gleaming smile
that is National City!

How much do I despise,
I mean loathe,

her whole, "Look at me,
I'm a-dork-able" thing.

And that hideous, like,

rejected-from-the-Olympics
figure skating outfit she wears?

I mean, a skirt and tights?
Please.

Seems like overkill,

especially since
no one is trying to get in there.

And who would that be?

You know, who's hombre
enough to puncture

the Chastity Belt of Steel?

Or is what's required a softer touch?

I mean, she does kind
of give off a Sapphic vibe,

with that big old' butch
"S" chest plate.

I mean, how would
that even work with an alien?

I mean, is everything
the same down there,

or are we talking tentacles?

Maybe it's time for a break
or a makeover...

So, how was breakfast
with your mom?

Foster mom and great, she's amazing.

But Alex keeps waiting
for this, like, bomb to go off.

And maybe I'm oblivious, but... What?

It's just... It's nice when
we talk about a metaphoric bomb

for a change.

So, have you figured out
what you're doing for Thanksgiving?

Yeah, orphan Thanksgiving.

Literally, Thai food
and Orphan Black marathon.

Alone?

What about your family?

- Core wound, Kara.
- Friends?

- Winn!
- What?

- No!
- Yes!

No, that's crazy!
You're coming over.

We're gonna
have a Friendsgiving.

- Oh, you don't have to do that.
- Well, I want to, seriously.

You can be a buffer
between Alex and Eliza.

And we can watch
Orphan Black after.

What is Leslie Willis
doing in Cat's office?

You have super-hearing.

I caught your broadcast yesterday,

I warned you about
going after Supergirl.

You're always warning me
about something. That's our dynamic.

You tell me, I'm crossing a line.

A week later,
there's a new line to cross.

I discovered you in
that shoebox of a radio station.

I mentored you
to the best of my abilities

and for the most part,
I am proud of that.

But going after a young girl,
insulting her body,

- how she dresses, her sexuality...
- Lack of sexuality.

And the last time I checked,

as long as I delivered
you certain ratings,

you didn't care
what sacred cows I went after.

So, why is she different?

I named her, Leslie.

I am doing everything
I can to cultivate a relationship

between Supergirl and Catco.

If I could legally adopt her,
I would.

I read your article, Cat.

You're just as hard on her
as I am.

Supergirl is off the table.
Effective immediately.

What, you're dictating
my content now?

Yes.

Supergirl is changing
the conversation of National City.

People don't want your brand
of negativity anymore, Leslie.

They want optimism, hope, positivity.

You're a hypocrite, Cat.

And you're finished, Leslie.

I have two years left on my contract.

You are too proud
and you're too cheap to buy me out.

That's true.
However, I'm not firing you,

I'm transferring you
to traffic chopper.

You'll be National City's
highest paid traffic reporter.

You do this, you will regret it.

Rush hour starts at 4.30.

If you're not in the Cat Copter
when it goes up,

you'll be hearing from my lawyer.

Oh, and you
better take some Dramamine,

it looks like
it's going to be a bumpy ride.

Hi.
Takeout for Danvers.

If, if the weather's getting
you down, don't worry,

it never lasts.

Hey, no, actually, no, I miss it.

It kind of reminds me
of the weather in Metropolis.

Hey, if you're not going
home for the holiday,

how about Friendsgiving at my place?

That's so sweet. Thank you...

But Lucy and I are actually headed
to Ojai for the holiday.

The two of you?

That's romantic.

Yeah.

You know, just decided to ditch
the families this year.

But Ojai is only a few hours away,

so, if, if Supergirl needs anything,
just give me a call.

Oh, honestly I'm more worried
about my family this weekend.

What do you mean?

Alex is worried my foster
mom's going to chew her out

because I came out as Supergirl.

- That makes zero sense.
- Right?

And yet, it is weekend
for loved ones.

Here's your loved one.

- Have fun.
- Thanks, Kara.

- Hey, Kara.
- Hey.

Hey, babe.

- You okay?
- Yeah.

Yeah, I'm... Just feeling
the weather, I guess.

Well, then, let's get you out
of the city.

- Okay.
- Let's go.

Hey, okay. I figured it out.

Mom is furious that you've come out
but she's pretending that she isn't.

Thank you.

Have you considered
that Eliza really isn't mad?

It's not like we're still kids
that she has to worry about.

She has always come down hard on me
for not protecting you.

Then maybe it's time
for you to come out.

Tell her who you really are.

- What you really do.
- Okay, wait.

You want me to tell her
that I'm a DEO agent?

No way. I can't.
Officially, we don't exist.

Look, if she is mad at you

because she thinks that
you're not looking after me,

then tell her the truth.

That your entire career,

everything you've ever
done in your life,

it's all been to protect me.

You've got to give her a chance.

Protecting you isn't my actual job.

Yeah, but you have
more fun when it is.

It's too much.
I'm taking her back in.

The hell you are.

Cat Lady wants me to cover traffic,
we're covering traffic.

- Kara.
- Clear the sidewalk.

Everybody, off the street!
Clear the sidewalk. Get inside.

No.

No, come on.

What the hell?

- You!
- Grab my hand.

I truly hate hospitals.

How much longer until
it's appropriate for us to leave?

- You don't really mean that.
- Oh, I do.

I am intensely germ-phobic.

And I'm not crazy
about Leslie's new do.

- It's very Katy Perry.
- If you didn't care about Leslie,

you wouldn't be paying
for this hospital room.

Does she have any family?

Not that she's mentioned.

- Well, then, who were those from?
- Her fans.

Apparently, there's a whole
shrine in front of Catco.

I'm certain I'm going
to have to step over it when I go in.

- Supergirl must feel awful.
- Why?

She saved the pilot,

she prevented the Cat Copter
from crashing into the ground,

and Leslie is still alive.

I put her in that helicopter.

If anybody should feel guilty,
it's me.

Not that I do.

Okay, that's long enough.

We've paid our respects,
and I have a company to run.

After you.

Get up off your ass, Willis.

You and I both know that you're
tougher than a bolt of lightning.

Come on.

Now, for the latest on Leslie Willis,

the shock-jock National City
loves to hate.

Willis is currently in a coma
at National City General,

although her fate would have been
much more grim had it not been

for the timely arrival
of Supergirl...

Turn it off.

- I'm watching it.
- Off

I knew it.

You are mad.

Well, go ahead and say it.

I don't understand
how you could allow this.

- Let your sister put on that cape.
- She has done amazing things.

I know that
and I am very proud of her,

but she's also put herself in danger.

She's an adult.

She's going to do things
that you don't like.

That is not my fault.

She's been here 12 years
and still thinks deep down

everyone is as good as she is.

You know better.
You should have stopped her. I...

I thought I could count on you
to watch out for her.

I do know better about people.
I wish I didn't.

You know... No, I...

I just remembered, I have something
to do at work.

Girls are sleeping.

Who'd have thought?
Two teenage girls sharing a room

and no one's dead yet.

Stars aren't going anywhere,
Dr. Danvers.

Come keep me company while I work
on my dissertation.

Happily. Dr. Danvers.

- Wait. Kara.
- It'll be fine.

I don't think
this is a good idea.

- You're not supposed to, Kara.
- Come on, Alex.

It'll be so much fun.

- This is amazing!
- I know, right?

Let's see how close
we can get.

What is this?

What...

Looks like it's my lucky night.

Halloween was last month,

but with a body like that,
all I can say is,

Happy Turkey Day to me!

Back off, loser.

- We can have some fun...
- Keep away from me!

Nice rush.

Kara, your oven's not the best.

Would you mind giving it
a quick five seconds or so?

She comes in handy.

I have to admit, the first time
she did it I was a little worried.

What if we were all eating
radioactive turkey?

It's no worse
than the microwave.

We'll all live.

You're having a lot of fun, Alex.
Let's get some food in you.

Yeah, everything looks great.
Oh, especially the pie.

Oh, yes, that is the best pie
in the galaxy or so I'm told.

So, before we eat,

I thought it would be nice
if we went around

and shared
what we were grateful for,

or any other feelings
that we might want to share

with family and friends,

so let's share.

Okay, I'll go first...

I'm grateful for everyone here.

My best friend in the entire world,

my sister
who's always had my back,

and the woman who always
treated me like a daughter.

Thank you, sweetie.

- Alex, do you wanna go next?
- No.

- Winn, why don't you go?
- Yeah, well, that's easy.

Oh, sorry guys I'll turn it off.

Oh, it's James.

Sorry, sorry. I'll make it quick.

Thanksgiving call? That's nice.

- That's really very thoughtful.
- James, hey. Everything okay?

Was about to ask you
the same question.

Well, Supergirl helped put
Leslie Willis into a coma,

but other than
that there are no emergencies.

I wasn't calling about Supergirl.

- You weren't?
- No, calling my friend Kara.

She has to referee between
her sister and her foster mom.

So, thought maybe you'd
like to hear a friendly voice.

Yours? Always.

How are you?

Oh, you know, pampered.

Stuffed. A little bored.

Oh, I'm sorry there are
no super villains in Ojai.

Yeah, a guy can hope, right?

Listen, well, if any show up
in National City and you need me,

- give me a call.
- Thanks.

Have a wonderful time
with Lucy.

Happy Thanksgiving, Kara.

So, Eliza, you are a scientist?
That's, that's cool.

A scientist is a general term, dear.
I am a bio-engineer.

Alex is in the same field.

You know, I guess being a lab rat,
it runs in the family.

There's something I have to tell you.

- Okay, is everything all right?
- When I was at Stanford,

I was doing research
in genetic engineering

and, and my work
and connection to Kara,

it came under scrutiny

and I was recruited
by the government.

I'm not just a doctor.

I'm an operative for an
organization called the DEO.

We monitor alien life here on Earth.

I work in the field with Kara.

I mean, that is my job,
Mom, I look out for her.

I would be happy
to carve this, Eliza.

- Are you out of your mind?
- Oh, here we go.

Who wants green beans...

How could you do this, Alexandra?

She called her "Alexandra."
This is gonna get ugly.

How could I do what?

Devote my entire life
to watching over Kara?

Well, I don't know, maybe it's

because it's what you've told me
to do since I was 14 years old.

- You lied to me for years.
- Is that what you got

from all of that?

So, Kara risks her life
to protect other people

and she is a hero.

And yet, I do the same
and I'm in trouble?

That... Is perfect.

You think your father
would be proud of this?

I will never win with you.

Yeah, I should go. Hey, thanks.

It's all right, it's...

I don't understand
why you would react like that.

No, Kara, you don't.

She said, you got mad at her

for my decision to tell
the world who I am.

It's not her fault
that I decided to become Supergirl.

- That was my choice.
- I know.

You were always so much harder
on her than me. Why?

Ms. Grant has an emergency
at the office.

I'm gonna go handle it.

You both are
in so much trouble.

Do you have any idea
how lucky you are?

Anyone could have seen you.

Kara, the rules about
using your powers

are for your protection.

I'm so disappointed in you, Alex.

It wasn't her idea. I made her do it.

That's not the point, Kara.

You're new to Earth,
you're still learning.

But you're her big sister now.

It's your job to make sure
she doesn't put herself in danger.

I'm sorry, Mom.

Girls, go upstairs.

Now!

Kara, don't you dare
use your super-hearing.

- Alex!
- She won't, Mom.

Dr. Danvers,

I'd like to speak with you
and your husband.

What's the emergency?

Last minute conference call
to London and Beijing

and nothing is working.
Not my computer, not my phone,

not my backup phone.

I got that text off to you
and then, boom!

Everything just died.

Maybe that's a sign
you shouldn't work on Thanksgiving.

I always work on Thanksgivings,
thank you very much.

I know it probably seems sad to you,
but I love it.

Carter is with his dad,

my mother won't eat
a flightless bird

and I am not pulled
in 400 different directions

by employees who need
constant wet-nursing.

- I think we need Winn's help.
- What's a "Winn"?

He's, he's the IT guy.

Sits right across from me.

What fresh incompetence is this?

- Gobble, gobble. Miss me?
- Leslie?

No, Leslie Willis is dead.

D-E-A-D. Dead.

She died in that
Cat Copter of yours.

This is Leslie 2.0.

Livewire.

And you and I...

We're gonna have words.

My god, Leslie.

We have to go.

- She was in a coma.
- Yeah, clearly, she's recovered.

- Ms. Grant, we have to get help.
- Yes, yes, security.

Security is 20 floors down.
Go, go. I'll keep her busy.

- But...
- No, 20 floors down. Go, go.

Here, kitty, kitty, kitty.

- What happened to you, Leslie?
- I've transcended.

- Do you really care how or why?
- Not particularly.

You don't have to do this.

- Let me help you.
- I'm good as is.

You need to get out of here.
Go!

- Oh, crap.
- Thanks.

I was feeling a little depleted.

Oh, Supergirl...

Poor Cat's stock
is plummeting.

Oh, god, oh, god...

You're safe now, Ms. Grant.

Oh, thank you.

Many families in National City
are celebrating this Thanksgiving

without electricity,

as a series of inexplicable blackouts
cripple the city,

leaving people without power
and with a growing sense of fear.

Are you sure
this was Leslie Willis?

She calls herself Livewire now,
but how did this happen to her?

Just because she was hit
by lightning?

She didn't get hit by lightning.

You did.

You're Element X.

Normal electrostatic discharge
intensified as it passed

through your Kryptonian DNA,
picking up unknown properties.

- That's what's created her.
- So, it's my fault she's this way?

Talk to me about her powers.
She siphons off energy?

She sucked up my heat-vision.
It's like she is energy.

She becomes energy.

But when she's not energy,

she has a physical form
you can punch?

- Yes.
- Then we can fight her, Ms. Danvers.

- How?
- Excuse me?

Agent...

Mulder, is it?

Munroe, Ms. Grant.

Well, your agents are destroying
my building more than Leslie did.

I'm assuming the FBI
is going to reimburse me

for all the damage they're doing?

We wouldn't be doing any damage
if you'd allowed us to relocate you

to a secure location.

I didn't get where I am
by running and hiding from a fight.

Tomorrow is Black Friday
and Catco will be open for business.

- Let's go, guys.
- I'll see you out.

I have something
at the DEO that may help.

- One of our prisoners is a Zarolatt.
- Is that like...

Those...

Zarolatt is an interdimensional race

of aliens consisting of pure,
sentient energy.

Yeah, I was gonna say that.

Maybe I could modify the trap
we used on it for Livewire.

- Can I help?
- Kara.

Sounds like you got
your hands full here.

Do you need something,
Ms. Grant?

Yes.

My life back.

Barring that, there's no reason
for you to stay here.

No reason for us both
to be miserable.

No, I don't mind and I don't really
feel comfortable leaving you here

- alone with Livewire on the loose.
- You?

You're useless

and I'm sure you're eager
to get back to your family.

Not particularly.

Me and my sister

and my foster mom got
in a really big fight earlier.

You have a foster mother?
That's mildly intriguing.

Yeah, well...

My parents passed away
when I was 13, in, a fire.

I'm...

- I'm sorry.
- No, it's fine.

I mean, it hurts.

But I still feel close with them

and my foster mom, Eliza,
she's great with me.

It's just her and Alex...

Well, mothers and daughters, it's...

Hard.

Yours must be so proud of you.

Well, if she is, it's on
some subterranean level.

In her mind, I have never lived up
to my potential.

You're the queen of all media.

Yes.

An accomplishment
that never mattered to her.

Oh, don't get me wrong.
I am entirely grateful.

Everything I am, everything I have,

is because of her constant
"pushing," let's call it.

She was never satisfied with me

and so I've never satisfied
with myself.

Which is why
I keep pushing, too.

Myself, and all the people
I care about.

Pushing Supergirl.

I should have pushed Leslie.

Held her to a higher standard.

The more awful she was,
the more I rewarded her.

Leslie turning into Livewire,
that started a long time ago.

It's my fault.

I turned her into a monster.

I need to fix this.
I need to talk to Supergirl.

Surely the FBI has
a direct line to her.

I'll ask him. I'll ask him
and also...

I think I will go home.

There are blackouts
all over the city,

so I just wanted
to make sure that you were okay.

A blackout
I can handle.

- You, on the other hand...
- Mom.

Please.

I can't fight anymore tonight.

Please come, come here.
Sit for just a minute.

I'm so sorry for what I said
about your dad.

It isn't fair.

You always make
the hard choice.

You look to help others
before yourself.

That's what you taught me to do.

So, why hasn't it
ever been enough?

If you're... If you mean
why I was tough on you...

Kara was a little girl
from another planet.

She lost everything.

I didn't know how to do anything
but accept her.

You, you're my daughter, Alex.

I wanted you to be
better than me.

But that never meant
I didn't love you.

You have always been
my Supergirl.

I'm sorry too.

For keeping things from you.

There is something
I need to tell you.

I need to tell both of you.

Danvers.

20 minutes.

I have to go in.

Is it about Kara?

I can't talk about it.

- I'm sorry.
- Take care of your sister.

Take care of yourself.

I will.

Hello, Ms. Grant.

You know, if you would just give
me your cell phone number,

I wouldn't have to do
so much back-channeling.

Now, you want
to catch Livewire, so do I.

I can draw her out,
but then we'll have to work together.

What do you say?

Partners?

- Lightning in a bottle.
- Or, technically,

lightning in a portable
industrial capacitor.

Get it underneath her,
spring it open and close it.

The electricity running through
will be drawn inside.

She'll be temporarily broken down
on the atomic level,

at least until we can get her into
permanent containment.

Cool, it's like Ghostbusters.

Sounds like a plan.

You gonna tell us
where you're going?

This is between me,
Ms. Grant and Livewire.

Based on the amount of power
she's consumed,

there is a very real chance
that she's gonna be strong enough...

- She can hurt me. I know.
- Kara.

She can kill you.

I'll see you soon.

Citizens of National City,
this is Cat Grant,

broadcasting live from Catco Plaza,

which despite
a vicious attack yesterday,

is still open for business.

This message is for the person
behind that attack.

Leslie, if you are hearing this,

your grudge is with me,
not National City,

so let's not see if we can't
come to an agreement.

Let's meet...

Where it all began,
as they say.

I'm not one to look back
but it just feels right this time.

Come on, Leslie.

Where's your bodyguard?

I didn't think she was necessary.

Oh, sucks.

I really wanted one of you
to watch the other one die.

Oh, Leslie, you and I got through
you not supporting Hillary in 2008,

we can get through this.

Just give me your terms.

The only thing that you have
that I want is your skin,

there are so many ways to skin a...

A cat, yes.

Congratulations, you have the wit
of a YouTube comment.

- Are we going to talk or not?
- Not.

Leslie!

Your 15 minutes are up,
you boring, weak...

Oh, shut up, you mean girl.

Nice try.

I wonder if I have enough power
to stop your heart.

Leslie! Leslie, don't do this!

You're better than this.

You are Leslie Willis.

If it makes you feel better
I'll always give you credit

- for giving me my start.
- And finishing you off.

Water and electricity,
never a good match.

- Thanks for your help.
- Oh, you're welcome, Supergirl.

Okay, turkey, stuffing,
cranberry sauce,

sweet potato
and three slices of pie.

Payment in full for putting up
with my crazy family.

Thanks.

Oh, yeah.

Hey...

So, I didn't get to tell you
what I was thankful for.

Well, you were in
the middle of a war zone.

My dad's in prison.

- Winn, I'm so sorry.
- Don't be sorry.

He's a pretty bad person
and he deserves to be there.

Anyways, so my family
doesn't really do holidays.

So, I mean, even
with all the nuttiness of yours,

I'm just grateful
to have been included.

What I'm grateful for is, is you.

You too.

Oh, hey, guys,
how was wine country?

- It was really great.
- Four days with James all to myself.

All a girl could ask for.

Back to the grind.

- Bye, babe. I'll see you.
- Bye.

- Bye, Kara.
- Bye.

You okay?

- I saw that Livewire...
- Yeah.

- Supergirl handled it.
- Of course.

But how about Kara?
How's she doing?

Glad to have you back.

The photo department's
been calling.

About the paparazzi shots
from over the weekend

of the young stars and starlets,

compromised in assorted
humiliating ways.

Monday morning tradition.

Which one would you pick?

The 20-year-old singer

who face-planted in front
of Club Apocalypse

because she had too much
to drink?

Or the closeted teen heartthrob

who was caught slipping out
of National City's randiest gay bar?

- Wait, who's...
- Let's run...

Neither.

The world is full
of so much noise and snark,

much of it we generate.

Today, why don't we elevate
this city's level

of discourse instead

with a photo essay of all the people
who spent their holidays

volunteering at soup kitchens
and shelters.

Let's not see if we can't bring
some attention

to those organizations.

I think that's a great idea.

Well, of course you do,
I pitched it.

Thanksgiving sells.
Liberals love to feel guilty,

so let's just squeeze
as much juice out of those

- turkeys as we can.
- Okay.

And Kara...

What you told me
about your parents dying...

There's a lot
I don't know about you.

- And that should probably change.
- It's fine, Ms. Grant.

You know enough about me to know
that I need my three "L's,"

my latte hot,
my lettuce-wrapped crisp

and my Lexapro, stat.

And not necessarily in that order.
Chop, chop.

Even I am finding
this grip impressive.

- I am so proud of you.
- Thank you.

Oh, guys, this is so nice.

I'm proud of you too, Supergirl,

but from what I see on the news,
there is room for improvement.

That was not an unqualified
compliment, which...

Is progress for us,
but not fun for me.

Well, this is the best day
of my life.

I haven't been fair.
I have put a lot on both of you.

But there is something
I need to tell you.

Something I promised
your father I wouldn't,

but if you're gonna be working
for the DEO you need to know.

Your dad wasn't just a doctor either
and he did not die in a plane crash.

That is what they told me,
but I don't trust them.

Mom, what are you talking about?

I've known about
the DEO for a long time.

I know what they do.

No, you are not taking her.

Due respect, Dr. Danvers,
you are in no position to negotiate.

She is not an asset.
She is a 13-year-old girl.

- She needs a family. She needs...
- To be safe.

As do those around her.

And while Superman refuses
to work with our study,

- Kara would help immensely.
- You're not gonna touch her.

I'm gonna give you something
you want even more.

Oh, yeah? What's that?

Me.

Jeremiah...

I'll work for you.

I know everything there is
to know about Superman.

My research, my work, it's all yours.

But Kara stays here.

Welcome to the DEO,
Dr. Danvers.

Jeremiah died working
for the DEO.

He died working for a man
named Hank Henshaw.

Good job with Livewire,
Supergirl.

The DEO has its first
non-alien prisoner.

And now, the holidays are over
and you've had your fun,

perhaps you can get back
to your actual job.

- Catching aliens.
- Yes, sir.

- That's it? No comeback?
- No, sir, just ready to work.

All right.

We have to find out
what happened to my dad.

Absolutely.