If we've time traveled back to 1977, may-be! He co-wrote Evergreen with Barbra Streisand and they got nominated for an Oscar that year.Isn't he the guy who won the Grammy last year for album of the year?
I completely agree with you. At about that point it was really clear where everything was heading and how it would end, they could have stopped at episode 10 or 11 and the show wouldn't have suffered a bit for it. It is a shame because like I said before, I thought the pacing up until that point was so good. Tennant was an amazing villain. I still recommend it, you could practically just skip to episode 13 and watch how it ends if you want. I don't think you would miss much.
That said I am also enjoying Supergirl with it's much more brighter and less gloomier style. There are more than enough deep dark, depressing, and moody tv shows around.
Of course he's going to have a heart attack - or some sort of issue. I don't know that it will mean he leaves the show. It's probably integral to one of the plot lines.
It sounds like this was more of a "preview" even though they were technically the first full episodes. It did well in the ratings so that is good.
We'll have to wait and see but according to my Netflix list, it says "Watch Season 4 on December 30."
I've only watched two of the movies, and haven't seen the other TV shows or read the comics, but I thought that this series was excellent. Therefore, I vote for it being able to stand on its own. In many ways, the show made me think of an adult Veronica Mars, though the source material pre-dated Veronica.
