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@venomyak said:

The most likely place Powergirl would show up would be a guest appearance on the Supergirl show. In which case they'll probably use her as an older extra-dimensional mentor or possibly just someone for Supergirl to be jealous of. They might simply have Melissa Benoist play both characters and use wardrobe and camera tricks to make the two look different. Or they will look for an actress who looks kind of like Melissa but a little more physically imposing. Someone like Adrianne Palicki.

Well, it almost happened once. Sadly, they only had Adrianne's Kara show up once, then they introduced the Laura Vandervoort character (i.e. Supergirl) and ignored the one they had already introduced.

No, she's 15-16. Last season's "Empire Day" established that Ezra's birth (same day the empire was founded) was 15 years ago. According to Pablo Hidalgo, Luke and Leia were born two days after Ezra.

Hercule Poirot: I'm not a bloody little frog! I'm a bloody little Belgian!

It's a shame Adrianne Palicki wasn't in it. Would've been fun to see her and Melissa together.

Can Skye take a bigger role? The show is already quite Skye-centric (especially, the second half of season 2). That, of course, can create problems with the other actors (as it's supposed to be an ensemble show), resulting in them wanting to leave (it has happened in the past, with other shows).

The eight episode of AoS dealt with the matter. From Skye speculating that gods from other religions were aliens too, to the extremist group they encountered.

The character is listed as "Marcus Scarlotti" (sounds more like he'll be the original Whiplash).

I can already tell you, that not all of these movies will get made. Fantastic Four is a likely flop, so a sequel is unlikely.

Sony's apparently in limbo. Unsure if they should continue with the present series or reboot (which could change some planned films).

And, as for DC/Warners, if Batman V. Superman flops or underperforms they might decide to start over. Scrap all planned films. Even if it doesn't flop/underperform, not all of the announced films might get made. Warners have a history of rushing things (they rushed Batman & Robin into production (they needed at least another year, to work on the script) and then began pre-production on a fifth film, while B&R was still filming) or getting stuck in development hell for a long time (the Halle Berry Catwoman movie was something, that had evolved from a planned Catwoman movie, starring Michelle Pfeiffer).