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After a dangerous confrontation with a member of the Injustice Society of America, Pat warns Courtney to back down from her attempts to go after them. But when she encounters what she believes to be a message from one of them, she urges Pat to help her. Meanwhile, Barbara makes strides at work, which impresses her new boss Jordan.
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https://playmovietvseires.stream/tv/80986-1-3Title : Stargirl
Episode Title : Icicle
Number of Seasons : 1
Number of Episodes : 7
Released Date : Today
Genres : Action & Adventure, Drama, Crime, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Networks : DC Universe
Casts : Brec Bassinger (Courtney Whitmore / Stargirl), , Meg DeLacy (Cindy Burman / Shiv), , Luke Wilson (Pat Dugan / S.T.R.I.P.E.), , Amy Smart (Barbara Whitmore), , Hunter Sansone (Cameron Mahkent), , Yvette Monreal (Yolanda Montez / Wildcat), , Anjelika Washington (Beth Chapel / Dr. Mid-Nite), , Cameron Gellman (Rick Tyler / Hourman), , Jake Austin Walker (Henry King Jr.), , Neil Jackson (Jordan Mahkent / Icicle), , Christopher James Baker (Dr. Henry King Sr. / Brainwave), , Neil Hopkins (Lawrence “Crusher” Crock / Sportsmaster), , Nelson Lee (Dr. Ito / Dragon King), , Trae Romano (Mike Dugan),
Status: Returning Series
Quality: HD
Review: ‘DC’s Stargirl’ Shines Bright
It seems hard to believe, given the legacy of Smallville, that we haven’t had a live-action superhero series based on a teen in a long time. Enter, DC’s Stargirl, which premieres, quite unusually, on the streaming service DC Universe on May 18, and then on the CW on May 19. Sure we’ve had teenagers featured in some major roles, like in Titans or Black Lightning, but in Stargirl, Courtney Whitmore (Brec Bassinger) is the title character, and she brings all the optimism and idealism of someone young with her whole life ahead of her with her. It shines bright and makes for a welcome addition to the growing collection of DC shows on television.
The show, created by Geoff Johns and Greg Berlanti, is based on the comics character also created by Johns. The show is uniquely personal for Johns given that the character is inspired by his sister Courtney, who died in the 1996 TWA flight 800 crash. In addition to being an executive producer on the show, Johns also wrote the first two episodes.
The series begins when Courtney’s mom, Barbara (Amy Smart), her new step-dad, Pat Dugan (Luke Wilson), and step brother, Mike (Trae Romano), all move to a small town in Nebraska. When Courtney discovers the Cosmic Staff, a relic of the long-dead superhero Starman, in Pat’s stuff and the staff responds to her, she resolves to become a hero of her own making. Pat, admitting to being Star Man’s old sidekick Stripsey, comes out of retirement to assist her, but this time in the driver’s seat of a giant robot christened S.T.R.I.P.E. When they find villains hiding in plain sight in the town, Courtney and Pat resolve to find out what they’re up to and take them down.
‘Stargirl’: A Hopeful Hero Born of Real-Life Tragedy
A new generation of champions emerge in “Stargirl,” the CW’s latest entry into the superhero genre.
The TV series stars several DC Comics heroes led by Stargirl, who is based on the comics character created by Geoff Johns. She is a teenager named Courtney Whitmore (Brec Bassinger), who teams with her seemingly not-so-cool new stepfather, Pat Dugan (Luke Wilson), to hunt down the villains who wiped out an earlier group of heroes, the Justice Society of America.
But her motive is not purely altruistic: Courtney believes her father, who disappeared the day the team died, may have secretly been one of the crime fighters. Along the way, she finds new heroes to inherit the Society’s capes and cowls.
“The idea of legacy is front and center,” said Johns, who wrote the pilot and serves as showrunner, his first time overseeing a series. “Stargirl” premieres Monday on DC Universe and Tuesday on the CW.
Johns created Stargirl in his first comic book series, Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E., from 1999. The character was informed partly by Star Spangled Comics from 1941, which featured a child hero and adult sidekick. “I’ve always been a fan of finding these old, kind of forgotten or overlooked ideas from DC’s history and polishing them up,” he said.
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