STARGIRL
Based on DC Comics superhero Courtney Whitmore, and created by Geoff Johns, “Stargirl” is an American superhero television series starring Brec Bassinger as Courtney Whitmore, a high school student who discovers the cosmic staff and becomes the inspiration for a new generation of superheroes who become the Justice Society of America.
WHAT IS “STARGIRL” ABOUT?
As a teenager growing up around Los Angeles, all Courtney Whitmore cared about was shopping and boys. But when she moved across the country with her mom and her new stepfather, she fell into a whole new life and discovered what she was really capable of when she learned her new stepdad wasn’t as much of a dweeb as she thought he was, and in fact was once a superhero.
Filled with buckets of bright, youthful optimism, Courtney, later given the name Stargirl, became one of the newer generations of heroes to join the Justice Society of America. She proved herself among heroes who had served as far back as World War II, earning their respect even though she was still a teenager, not exactly an easy task. She would later become a member of two different iterations of the Justice League. Representing the legacy of some of the greatest heroes who ever lived, Stargirl continues to do proud by the superhero community.
HERE’S EVERYTHING WE KNOW ABOUT THE SECOND SEASON SO FAR!
In the thrilling second season that premieres Tuesday, August 10, 2021, on The CW, Courtney and her friends take on one of the most frightening adversaries in DC’s mythology – the dark entity of corruption known as Eclipso.
The CW has released the official synopsis for the first episode “Summer School: Chapter One”.
With summer break around the corner, Pat (Luke Wilson) suggests the family take a vacation after seeing that Courtney (Brec Bassinger) has been spending too much time focused on being Stargirl and not enough time on her schoolwork. Meanwhile, as Beth (Anjelika Washington) attempts to reconnect with Chuck, she stumbles upon a major secret her parents have been keeping from her. Elsewhere, Yolanda (Yvette Monreal) continues to be haunted by Brainwave’s death, and Rick (Cameron Gellman) secretly tracks Solomon Grundy after suspecting he may still be in the area.
Amy Smart, Trae Romano, Hunter Sansone, and Meg DeLacy also star. Andi Armaganian directed the episode written by Geoff Johns.
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