Stargirl - 1x08 -"Shiv Part Two" Episode Discussion (July 6, 2020)

**NOLA504** · 07-06-2020, 08:30 AM

1x08 - "Shiv Part Two"
Episode Discussion
(Airdate: July 6, 2020)

After Courtney gets herself into trouble following an unexpected confrontation,
Pat decides they need to come clean to Barbara;
Cindy takes heat from her father after a plan to take matters into her own hands goes awry.

**My Kind Of Crazy** · 07-06-2020, 10:14 AM

thanks for starting this

**eternalfate** · 07-06-2020, 05:57 PM

Episode was pretty solid, I really enjoyed the fighting stuff and how the staff was trying to stop Stargirl from leaving.

It was great seeing Wildcat, Tyler and Beth working as a trio together without Stargirl, I want them to have a bond outside of her and I like how Beth sees through Rick Tyler.

Henry is by far the most intriguing character to me thus far, just seeing his feelings as he explores himself and find out the hidden truths about his family and his life and his confusion in a way.

I didn't expect Cindy to reveal she knew the truth so early on! another nice twice.

I enjoyed the little we got from Pat.

Good episode again!

**NOLA504** · 07-07-2020, 06:36 PM

I enjoyed this episode a lot, they keep getting better!

Seeing Rick wanting revenge for what happened to Courtney was great. and having Beth talk him down with showing concern for everyone was nice. I was glad to see her step up this episode. Until she was in those tunnels

Henry is an interesting character. seeing him struggling trying to figure his powers and whats happening to him fun to watch. good thing he showed up breaking the fight between Cindy/Courtney.

Mike coming to apologize to Courtney for what he said last episode was nice. Glad we got that bonding moment between them. he still needs to talk to his dad too though.

Cindy is the perfect villain for the kids. she's so much more advanced than they are.
Her dad is creepy, I hope we see them take that hood off

God I hope they don't do some Pat/Barbara/Icicle triangle.
Just got a weird vibe from that scene with him and Barbara.

**canflam** · 07-07-2020, 11:42 PM

Cindy said that she was going to kill those kids & I wouldn't be surprised if 1 or more of them do die. Those kids don't seem to have much choice of going to war against Cindy if they want to live, unfortunately.

This was an interesting episode. So, Pat can afford to wreck a "Buick" to keep a secret from Barbara. That's good to know I suppose. It was somewhat amusing seeing Cindy talk to her dad centimeters from him while she's not wearing a mask, but he was in 1.

Rick is an example of why I think that superheroes need to mostly be adults. Maybe he'll become poised later.

Jordan killed a man in this episode by the way. That's disappointing. There was no rhyme or reason to it from what I saw.

Cindy did apologize to Courtney, which was odd just because I haven't heard others apologize for leaving a person for dead after assaulting them.

Finally, "Cindy's very good at watching things" was the funniest line I thought in this episode. Unfortunately, 3 people randomly showed up to take Cindy into a sewer. I thought last week's ending in that episode was rough for her. Sheesh.

**My Kind Of Crazy** · 07-08-2020, 05:35 PM

I enjoyed this episode a lot. it was nice to see the team do a mission without Courtney. so why didnt the goggles recognize the step mother? shouldn't it at least came up with her name? I found that odd. Beth going into the basement was amusing. watching her get creeped out the farther she went and hearing the noises. I dont blame her far wanting to go back.

the whole scene of cindy coming over and hanging out with Courtney was just so awkward to watch. and then having cindy apologize for her bad behavior was just so out of character then she was like oh by the way I know your stargirl and im coming for you and all your friends too. geeez

I did like the bonding scene with mike and Courtney though that was nice. although mike still needs to talk to his dad still. but this was nice.

**Arrakis** · 07-11-2020, 09:42 AM

Nice episode again.

I think Jordan killed that man bc he profited off the corruption of the company that killed his wife. I assume he has some list with people he kills one after another and this scene showed us how he's doing it. Go on a business trip getting close to his nect victim and then hekills that person.