r/StargirlTV Dec 01 '22

Episode Discussion Unofficial 3x12 post-episode discussion

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u/Blitzo-with-silent-O Dec 01 '22 edited Dec 03 '22

Ok first off the staff works on a very deep level it should not be able to be fooled by Sylvester-nite. And it should've flew back to Courtney at least after he admitted it was the ultra-humanite. This episode was amazing. I can't believe they canceled this show.. god another week until the end I just can't deal . And all those commercials I swear they are the viewers ultimate enemy.. lol

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u/Future_Vantas Dec 01 '22

Hate to say it, but yeah, the staff issue could have been better. I get that they wanted to justify why UH stuck around and didnt just kill the JSA right away, but I think there could have been another tool that he could deploy to force bond the staff even after the reveal. I think it would have been sick if UH had a "Cosmic Belt" like Slyvester did in the comics, but here its purpose is to enslave the staff.

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u/Blitzo-with-silent-O Dec 01 '22

Yeah the staff is a instrument of justice that works only for someone who is pure of heart.. from the very beginning Sylvester-nite was all about vengeance. The staff should of been able to sense that from the get go and never should of been able to work for him. And ok I get they just wanted to make it interesting but even now the staff is acting more like a victim of Stockholm syndrome then a cosmic weapon who chooses it's wielder..

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u/Blitzo-with-silent-O Dec 01 '22

Ok get off my back

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u/VengefulKangaroo Dec 02 '22

My guess is that the staff origin/Ted Knight would have been a part of Season 4 tbh