Oh, Mon-El, we hardly know ye. In fact, after the latest episode of “#Supergirl,” you’re more of an enigma than ever. “Supergirl”’s resident Daxamite arrived amidst a flurry of confusion as season 2 began, and as of the midseason premiere, his past has remained shrouded. Not that it bothers Kara (Melissa Benoist) – although it might if she’d seen everything that went down on Slaver's Moon. Even as the Dominators pay their…royal?...respects, someone is searching the stars for Mon-El (Chris Wood),

#Supergirl and James Olsen were just not meant to be. If you thought “Supergirl” was merely sidelining Kara (Melissa Benoist) and James (Mehcad Brooks) relationship, you have another thing coming. The popular relationship met its end in the season 2 premiere, and it doesn’t look as if the writers are planning on rekindling the pals’ romance in the near future. As it stands, Benoist and Brooks’ characters are on different pages, although not for lack of chemistry. “We realized that the best sc

“#Supergirl”’s James Olsen is sick and tired of playing second fiddle to a certain pair of Kryptonian crime fighters. The photographer left Metropolis behind in order to become his own man, and he’ll continue his quest for independence as Guardian. That’s right, folks, Mehcad Brooks’ DC character will take on his own superhero mantle this fall. Unfortunately for the rest of the “Supergirl” gang, James will decide to keep his vigilante pursuits under wraps. “James is going to decide that he can