Chapter Seven: Infinity Inc. Part One

## Episode Guide

**Chapter Seven: Infinity Inc. Part One** also titled **Frenemies - Chapter Seven: Infinity Inc. Part One** is the seventh episode of the third season of *Stargirl*, and the thirty-third episode overall. This episode aired on October 19, 2022 on The CW.

## Synopsis

**OPERATION BLACKOUT BOMB** — After Beth makes a major discovery on The Gambler's laptop, the team moves forward with a risky plan that effects the entire town of Blue Valley. Elsewhere, Jennie returns to the fold seeking help from Courtney.

## Plot

**Milwaukee, Wisconsin, The Ordway Home For Children
Six Months Ago**

Jennie is removed from a group home on her eighteenth birthday. The woman in charge, Maria, gives her a box of lozenges, and wishes her a happy birthday. Jennie asks if the box is about her brother, but the woman doesn’t know. Jennie thanks her and the woman gives her advice; don’t try so hard to be perfect. She doesn't have to be for people to like her, and it’s a little annoying. She slams the door shut and Jennie sits on the step, crying softly. She opens the box to find a red toy car inside with the name “*Todd*” written on the underside.

**Civic City
That Same Moment**

Danny urges Todd to follow him. Todd questions where they're going. Danny asks if he trusts him, and Todd remarks Danny knows he does. The boys arrive in a nice restaurant, where a table is set with candles. Danny is making him dinner, though Todd is nervous about getting caught. Danny already disabled the alarm, having learned from the best. This kind of place is high stakes for Todd's ilking. They stay below the radar and they stay out of trouble, which Danny knows. He just wants to give Todd one special night where they aren't living like street rats. It's his birthday, and he knows this day's never easy for him. He gets his backpack, instructing Todd to sit down and open the bottle of wine while he gets started on the steaks. Todd sits down and finds an envelope addressed to him. Inside is a birthday card with two bus tickets. The card reads, "*Todd - Happy birthday to you and your sister. We're going to find Jennie. I love you, - Danny*". Todd smiles and removes a picture of himself and Jennie from his back pocket.

Jennie finds her dad's ring in the box.

Todd smiles at the picture until wind whooshes through the room, blowing out the candles in front of him.

Jennie holds up the ring and both siblings hear indistinct whispering. Starting from her eyes, a green glow rushes over her and into the ring. The ring floats in front of her while glowing brightly.

Todd's eyes flash bright green.

Jennie reaches out to grab the ring, but it flies off. It then re-attaches itself to her hand with force.

Todd falls to the floor of the restaurant, writhing in pain. Danny rushes out to ask what's wrong, but skitters away when he sees Todd's green eyes. Todd flashes back to being a child, in a foster home with Jennie. Their hands are linked as adults try to pull them away from each other, ultimately succeeding. Their hands stretch out to one another. In the present, Todd's eyes turn from green to pitch black. He lets out a scream as his body contorts, black shadows flying out from his body and around the restaurant. He settles, and Danny hurries to the floor to holds his face. The sound of sirens approaching and police lights add urgency. He tries to help Todd to his feet, but the boy can't get up. He tells Danny to go, but he's reluctant. Todd yells for him to go, his voice dropping to a demonic pitch. Danny runs off, and moments later, two police officers enter the room. Todd sarcastically asks if they want a table for two. The officers wonder if that's him, with one asking if he's Todd Rice. They tell him to relax as they aren't after his buddy, questioning again if he's Todd Rice. Todd questions how they know his name.

The officers bring Todd to The Helix Institute For Youth Rehabilitation. Nurse Louise Love greets them from the walkway underneath an umbrella. She promises that the gentlemen's payment will be forthcoming. She turns her attention to the nervous boy, remarking that it is such a pleasure to meet Todd. She introduces herself as Nurse Love, and rest assured, he's safe. She tells him to come and they enter the halls of the institute. If he's hungry they can have the kitchen whip him up something. She wishes him a happy birthday, by the way, as he's eighteen today. It's a real milestone. He asks how she knows him and who those cops were. She explains they were friends of theirs, of Helix. Helix is a place for youth such as himself -- troubled youth, special youth. His father was a man named Alan Scott, and she wonders what else he knows about him. Todd snaps that he knows that he's dead. Nurse Love nods of course, but when he lived, he was the wielder of great power. His father was the Green Lantern. Todd asks what all this is, and from around a corner, Mister Bones emerges to say it's hope. He understands what it's like to be different, but different can be good. Todd looks at the mans skelton appearance in horror.

**Present Day**

The Whitmore-Dugan family sits for dinner, awkwardly trying to act as though everything is fine for the cameras. Pat asks Michael if he'd prefer a leg or a thigh. Mike thinks a thigh would suffice, so Pat remarks that one wing is coming up. Over the comms, Sylvester groans at Pat, wondering if he and Leonardo DiCaprio can lay it on any thicker. Courtney clears her throat, asking her mom how work was today. Barbara shrugs it off as not bad, asking about school, which was boring as usual. Sylvester calls the girls naturals. Courtney elaborates that class, homework, and painfully, friends are fine. Sylvester tells them Beth needs ten more minutes, so just try and act normal until then. Pat asks Michael if he would lead them in grace, confusing the boy. Pat brushes it off as he's got it.

In a lair, someone watches the Whitmore-Dugan's having dinner, growling ominously.

Rick, Zeek, and Jakeem play a board game in The Pit Stop. Sylvester critiques this being a normal Wednesday night for them. Zeek sure does love board game night, as does Jakeem. This whole "situation" reminds Zeek of his granddad and the case of the stolen Studebaker. Jakeem thinks that sounds exciting, but Rick glances up from the game, telling him to just wait. Zeek launches into his story. There hadn't been a robbery in Blue Valley in almost ten years, and back then, his granddad was a volunteer sheriff's deputy. He knew all the goings-on in town.

The lair-watcher turns their attention to Yolanda, who is working at Richie Rock's Diner. Sylvester praises her for taking home the Oscar for Best Performance of Playing It Cool. Maria tells Yolanda there'a a phone call from her mother, which sounds urgent. Sylvester wishes her good luck, but has to check in with Beth and get an ETA. Yolanda takes the phone and greets her mom, who scoffs that at least she's actually working this time. She called to tell Maria not to schedule her for so many late shifts, only for Maria to tell her this is the first late shift Yolanda's done all month. She demands to know what Yolanda's been doing at night, and who she's been with.

Starman flies over The American Dream on the Cosmic Staff. Beth, in her house, prepares to bypass the Blue Valley Water and Power's only firewall, telling Sylvester they really need to beef up security around here. She pauses, adding that if The Gambler hadn't found the cameras, she's not sure if she ever would have. Sylvester doubts that, but maybe it's better Sharpe found the cameras first, considering he was murdered for it. He tells her to focus on the mission - shut down the power then find and destroy the cameras. She nods that she only needs a few more minutes, then Operation: Blackout Bomb goes into action. He questions the name, and she worries he doesn't like it, but he does.

The Whitmore-Dugan's finish their prayer, which is remarkably similar to the pledge of allegiance. Yolanda's mom tells her to go straight to Father Thomas tomorrow, as she's tired of her lies and deceit. Yolanda looks at a text from Beth, who gives the group chat a five minute heads-up. Maria demands to know what Yolanda's been doing, wanting the truth right now. Yolanda promises it's a misunderstanding and she'll explain everything as soon as she gets home.

Zeek tells Jakeem and Rick about his granddad's special spot on the salvage yard with a vantage point of the whole town. That's where they spotted the Studebaker that was stolen off the lot a few days prior. They didn't know who took it or who was driving it, but there it was in all its glory on Maple Avenue heading to the highway. They never found the car, as granddad fell and broke his clavicle. But the lesson that day was don't spy on people. Rick's game board bounces and the pieces pop out, aggravating him. Jakeem notices the timer ran out, but Rick promises his other one won't. He lifts up his shirt to show his hourglass, tied to his belt, ready to go.

The person in the lair snarls as they watch the feed.

Sylvester tells Beth it's do-or-die here, and she counts down before touching the goggles. The lights go out as the goggles whir to life, glowing in the darkness. She starts shutting down the power grid, and across Blue Valley, the power goes off. From Richie's to The Pit Stop, the JSA prepares.

Once the lights go out, the Whitmore-Dugan's jump up, clicking on their flashlights. Courtney remarks that Beth has no idea how much time they have until the power comes back, so they have to find the cameras and take them down. Mike turns to Courtney, shining the flashlight on his face, asking how creepy he looks. She rolls her eyes that it's no scarier than usual, and he jabs that hurts. She chuckles that she was kidding.

The video feeds go out and the person watching them slams their fist into their finished puzzle with a shout.

Dr. Mid-Nite and Hourman arrive at Blue Valley High School. She scans the lunchroom to find a camera pointing directly at their table. He sighs as they're definitely being targeted, and she thinks so and Sylvester does too. She wonders what Courtney thinks, and so does he. But he also wonders if she still even wants to be Stargirl. Dr. Mid-Nite sighs that he knows she does. Hourman spots the camera and she relays that The Gambler must have stumbled onto the same security feed she did. He asks if she thinks whoever's watching them knew that and killed him for it, and that is what she thinks. It wasn't The Shade, the Crocks, Dragon King, or Cindy Burman. He rears back and punches a hole in the wall, ripping out the camera as bricks go flying. He throws the camera aside and it smashes into pieces. He glibly remarks that another one bites the dust. His actions surprise her, and she asks if he turned over his hourglass just for that. He doesn't have to anymore - he took off the limiter, so now it works 24-7. He tells her to watch this, punching a huge chunk out of a concrete beam. A loud ringing echoes through the room from the impact, causing her to cover her ears. She demands to know what he's doing, but he chuckles that he was just showing her. That seems kind of extreme to her, and he relents that it might be, but it was kind of fun, too. Being Hourman can finally be fun for him and he never has to worry about time running out on him again. He's amped and ready to move.

Courtney walks down to the Whitmore-Dugan basement, finding Pat removing a camera from the ceiling beam. He asks if she's okay. She thinks Sylvester's plan is good. He meant if she was okay with everything else. She vents that someone has been spying on them, and they don't know who or for how long. She's just worried about finding them, but he doesn't think that's all. She admits there's more but she can't talk about her own problems when they're dealing with some kind of psycho voyeur. He glances at her as he starts removing another camera. She can talk to him about anything, she knows that. He's sorry that things are difficult right now, with her and Yolanda and the others not getting along. She knows it's her fault. She screwed up by keeping what was happening to Cameron to herself, and now Cindy's gone, along with any credibility she had as a leader of the JSA; forget leader, she doesn't even know they're still her friends. He assures her they are, but she doesn't think they need her anymore - they have Starman now. Pat turns to another camera, pressing that Starman's not the one who recruited them. He's not the one who made those kids grow into what they are today. She started all of that. Courtney worries that was all she was supposed to do, get them started. He doesn't think she believes that anymore than he does.

Before she can respond, air begins swirling in the room and shadows creep in from the corners. Moments later, The Shade appears, shocking Courtney and Pat. He removes his sunglasses and points to Miss. Whitmore, who is just who he needs. She questions why he's here and if he knew about the cameras. He waves her off - if there's some kind of nonsense going on in Blue Valley, he no longer cares. He requires her services for something far more urgent. Pat tells him that she's not available, but Shade assures Stripesy that she won't be long. He starts walking off but she refuses to go. Besides, Sylvester has the staff right now, not her. Frustrated, Shade stalks back to her. He doesn't need the staff, he needs Courtney Whitmore. He grabs her arm and drags her along as he quickens, disappearing into the shadows. Pat calls out for Courtney and runs after them, leaping into the shadows. The trio vanishes - leaving only two flashlights clanging on the floor.

Yolanda is in her house when Sylvester asks for an update. She removed the camera in her kitchen and even though Beth said there weren't any in her bedroom, she's checking just in case. He affirms The American Dream is clear, and he's hitting the rest of Main Street now. She asks him to check the church too, specifically the confessional. He's got it and reminds her to stay strong. He knows there's a lot going on with her and Courtney, but she shouldn't let it take her off her game. It'll work out, the pair just has to talk. She thanks him just as her mom rounds the corner to Yolanda's bedroom. Maria scolds her for sneaking in like she's been sneaking out. She begins to warn Yolanda on what would happen if her father catches her, but Yolanda interrupts that she wasn't sneaking in. Maria asks what it is keeping her distracted - boys, drugs, or something worse. She demands Yolanda's phone, but the teen refuses as she's done nothing wrong. She promises, but that's all she'll say. She's old enough to live her own life, and if Maria loves her, she'll trust her. Maria questions the statement, finding it hard to trust her after everything she's done. She tells Yolanda to give her the phone right this minute or get out of this house. Yolanda looks at her mom with a serious expression.

Mike walks down to the basement, searching for his dad and Courtney. He sees their flashlights on the floor and runs back up the steps, calling out for Barb.

Shade, Pat, and Courtney land in some kind of basement with a thud. Courtney and Pat stand up, having landed off their feet. Pat asks where Shade dragged them too. Shade rebutts the statement, as he didn't drag Stripesy anywhere, he invited himself and he'd send Pat right back, if he could. He starts walking off, so Pat and Courtney follow him. Pat asks what he means by "if he could". Shade admits that his abilities are, to be frank, coming apart like an old suit. Unfortunately, the one seamstress in all the world who could stitch them back together again is the most frustrating, immature, defiant, emotional, unreasonable, utterly vexing creature he's ever come across. But he doesn't need to tell them that, as they already have the misfortune of knowing her, too. They round a corner and find Jennie sitting on some steps. Courtney is surprised to see her. Jennie told Shade to let her call Courtney first to explain everything, but he never listens to anything she says. Shade baulks at the statement, as he daresay he felt quite neglected when she almost burned down that tea house. She argues that he called her stubborn, and he admits to be guilty of that. She elaborates that he called her as stubborn as her father, who she told him to never talk about, since he helped murder him. Shade starts to retort but Pat intervenes, telling them to all take a breather here. Courtney asks her what's going on. Jennie admits she finally found her brother, and he needs their help.

In The Helix Institute For Youth Rehabilitation, a security guard walks to a double door, using a key card to access the area. In a room, Todd is strapped to a metal table as a bright light shines down on him. He screams in agony, writhing on the table as his body contorts. Nurse Love watches from the other side of the glass.

In a basement, Courtney and Pat question where Todd is. Jennie admits he's upstairs, revealing they're in the basement of the Helix Institute. Pat remembers it as a home for troubled youth, though the nurse said Todd left. Jennie reveals that she lied. Whatever this place really is, he's been their prisoner this entire time. She's going to get him out of here, even if she has to burn this place to the ground. Shade first wants to explain their problem as simply as he can, but she doesn't think he can simply explain how to make a cup of tea. Offended, he rears that brewing tea is more complicated than perhaps Jennie might imagine. She rolls her eyes at him so he continues to explain. For weeks, when he was accessing the shadows, he was drawing in some mysterious emerald light somehow - and it hurt, immensely. He traced the light to this delightful girl. After several days of attempting to separate their tangled power sources, he's afraid they remain at an impasse. She has no control over that ring. She snaps that it's because her ring was corrupted by The Shade's shadows, and now his darkness is leaking into it. He corrects that her light is leaking into his darkness. Pat intervenes again, as they have a real "peanut butter and chocolate type" situation. He asks how they got tied up together in the first place. Jennie explains it was right before they defeated Eclipso.

In a flashback, Beth and Jennie are in the BVHS cafeteria when the goggles pick up on a dark residue. Jennie questions what that stuff is, while it moves and contorts on the floor. The ring jerks forward and blasts a beam of emerald light at the darkness. Jennie thought the ring destroyed the residue, but The Shade thinks it was pulled into the ring instead.

Now, Jennie looks at the ring as she muses that it's connected to The Shadowlands now. Shade fears if they don't sever that connection, their conditions will worsen. Jennie needs to exorcise the darkness from her ring to shut off the link between the light and the dark. They think once she does, they won't be drawing on each other's respective powers anymore, and she'll have full control of the ring again. Then she can help Todd. Shade waves it off as he doesn't care about any of that. He just wants the girl cut off from The Shadowlands so he can get back to a pain-free life. Pat argues that these kids need help, causing Shade to wonder when they don't. Or why it's always his problem. No, it was amusing at first, but now it's just annoying. Jennie turns to Courtney, hoping she can help her overcome the darkness within her. She did it when she beat Eclipso. Courtney doesn't remember much as it was all kind of a dream. She heard Starman and Pat, but she broke free from Eclipso because she knew if she didn't, her friends family would get hurt. Shade questions what she's saying, and she clarifies that saving Todd might be the thing that lets Jennie expel the darkness out of her ring - and get him back to normal. Pat thinks she's right, so Shade reluctantly says they should go upstairs and get her brother.

Todd lays on the metal table, groaning and shaking in pain as a bright white light shines down on him. It quivers and shakes while pulsing. Love watches from behind the glass, and Mister Bones joins her. He points out that it's been six months and he's only gotten worse. She needs to be more aggressive with the treatment before they lose control. Love reaches out to the dial, hesitating for a second before turning it up more. The light buzzes louder as it pulses deeper, causing Todd to grunt and shake as he screams.

Back in Blue Valley, a bright pink light shines through the windows of The Pit Stop. Thunderbolt cheers that the wish is granted. Dozens, if not hundreds, of cameras litter the floor. Zeek remarks it's quite a collection of cameras, but Jakeem sighs that none of them are the right ones. He was really specific this time - he wished for every camera that The Gambler's killer ever touched. It looks like a mistake to Zeek, or maybe this is a clue. Jakeem perks up, asking if it's a clue on who killed The Gambler. Zeek shakes his head, no. He's thinking on how the wishes work. It's a lot like the board game. They know who got killed, The Gambler, and they know where he got killed - the trailer park. But what they don't know is who the murderer is. He muses if it Professor Plum or Colonel Mustard. Jakeem doesn't know who they are, and Zeek states they're American icons. Zeek pushes on that anyway, the point being, if Jakeem doesn't know who the killer is, then maybe his confidence with the wish itself lacks the strength needed. Then wires get crossed and his pistons aren't firing right. He shines the light on his face. It's no secret, but magic has everything to do with the magic user. He learned that playing Dungeons & Dragons with his grandmother Louise. Jakeem is impressed that his grandmother played Dungeons & Dragons. Zeek chuckles that she did - and was voted number one in the entire state. She was Dungeon Master 1987. It kind of went to her head. She kept referring to herself as a master sorceress wrapped in the Belt of Dwarvenkind, whatever the hell that means. Anyway, if she were here now, about the wish, she'd say it needs to be more than just specific. It needs drive, passion, desire. He has to want something really, really bad, with every fiber of his being and with all his heart, so much that it has to come true. Jakeem looks to Thunderbolt, who is tucked in his front pocket, asking if he has anything to add. Thunderbolt doesn't, telling Jakeem he's got this, and to just follow his heart. Zeek goes through the cameras, finding ones that work and deciding to keep them.

Mike and Barbara wander the house, wondering where Pat and Courtney went as they couldn't have just vanished. Someone knocks on the door so they answer, finding Yolanda on the other side holding a duffle bag. She knows she and Courtney aren't really speaking, but she had nowhere else to go. She breaks down in tears and Barbara embraces her with a hug.

Hourman and Dr. Mid-Nite walk into a math classroom. He rips up a desk and throws it across the room into the chalkboard. Annoyed, she asks him to stop doing that, but he has to flex - it feels good. He asks where the last camera is and she points to the wall. As they walk over, he remarks that whoever's doing this is a real creep and she agrees, but wonders who's doing it and why. Hourman shrugs it off. What does anyone who comes have them want - revenge, power, never matters, he'll crush them all the same. The lights whir on and the building clicks back online. She remarks that isn't good. Hourman turns to the camera and speaks to the person on the other end warning that, "whoever you are, we're coming for you". He angrily punches the camera.

Courtney, Jennie, Pat, and Shade reach a split in the Helix Institute. They don't know which way to go. As they walk, Shade experiences ringing in his ears and discomfort. He tells them to wait, then points that her brother is down there. Pat asks how he knows but he's not sure.

Todd continues to writhe in pain as Nurse Love watches.

The group reaches the double doors sealed with a key card swipe. Courtney tells Jennie to focus and breathe. Shade sarcastically tells Jennie not to burn the whole place down again. Pat snips for Shade to let Courtney do the coaching. Shade is gravitas as he gestures for the girls to continue. Jennie takes a deep breath and holds up the ring, letting it glow. She aims at the keypad and a beam of green light streams from the ring, hitting the keypad. As it sears the electronics, Shade groans in pain, clutching his head. Jennie is out of breath as she looks to Pat, who tries to help a snippety Shade. They rush through the doors and reach a sealed door. Shade announces Todd's through there. He grabs the doorknob only to be thrown backwards into a wall. Jennie and Courtney hear Todd screaming and rush in, finding him convulsing in pain on the table. Jennie calls out to him, though he questions who's there and who she is. The girls slowly approach as Jennie explains it's his sister. He breathes out her name, and they lock eyes, flashing back to being torn apart as children. Courtney wants to get him out of here, but Todd protests, just as Pat and Shade enter. If they take him out of this room, he'll destroy the world. Jennie isn't about to leave him here. She grabs his arm and they experience flashes of their childhood. Their eyes glow emerald green. Shadows creep into Todd's eyes which turn pitch black. He lets out a shout and a blast of shadows explode out of him, swirling with green energy. The blast sends everyone in the room flying in opposite directions. Once the darkness clears, the electricity in the room crackles back to life. Todd is now a monster made of black shadows, his eyes white as he shrieks and moans. Jennie and Courtney look-on in horror. Shade and Pat stand as streams of shadows erupt from Todd's body. One of the shadow tentacles launches towards Courtney, and Pat calls for her to watch out. He jumps in front of her and takes the brunt of the attack. Courtney screams for Pat while Jennie calls for Todd, darkness consuming the room.

Pat and Shade sit up in the middle of Main Street in a black and white Blue Valley. They look around at the slow-motion movements of pedestrians and the ominous surroundings of The Shadowlands. A car horn blares, and the men barely roll out of the way in time.

## Cast

### Starring

* Brec Bassinger as Courtney Whitmore
* Yvette Monreal as Yolanda Montez
* Anjelika Washington as Beth Chapel/Dr. Mid-Nite
* Cameron Gellman as Rick Tyler/Hourman
* Trae Romano as Mike Dugan
* Alkoya Brunson as Jakeem Williams
* Amy Smart as Barbara Whitmore
* Luke Wilson as Pat Dugan

### Special Appearance By

* Joel McHale as Ultra-Humanite (Voice only)

### Special Guest Star

* Jonathan Cake as Richard Swift/The Shade
* Seth Green as Thunderbolt (Voice only)

### Guest Starring

* Ysa Penarejo as Jennie-Lynn Hayden
* Tim Gabriel as Todd Rice
* Keith David as Mister Bones
* King Orba as Zeek

### Co-Starring

* Lynne Ashe as Nurse Louise Love
* Maria Seger as Maria Carmen Saravia
* Kikey Castillo as Maria Montez
* Eddie Falshaw as Danny Matthews
* Katie Swift as Young Jennie-Lynn Hayden
* Nate Swift as Young Todd Rice
* David E. Collier as Officer Andreyko
* Emmett Hunter as Officer McFarlane

## Notes and Trivia

* In the original 1980s run of DC Comics, Infinity, Inc. is a group of superheroes comprised primarily of the children and heirs of the Justice Society of America. The group was created by the Star-Spangled Kid, Sylvester Pemberton. While there were several members of Infinity, Inc. over the course of the comic series, the most notable members were Jade, Brainwave Jr., Obsidian, Power Girl, Huntress, Nuklon, Fury, Silver Scarab, and Northwind.
	+ During *Crisis on Infinite Earths*, Yolanda Montez/Wildcat, Rick Tyler/Hourman, and Beth Chapel/Dr. Midnite joined the team.
* On October 18, 2022, *Decider* released an exclusive sneak peek that featured Todd Rice arriving at Helix and being welcomed by Nurse Louise Love. She knew about his father Alan Scott being the Green Lantern.
* The hallway scene with Courtney, Shade, Jennie, and Pat was filmed on the *Doom Patrol* set, just slightly changed.
* After the dinner scene, Luke Wilson continued with the Whitmore-Dugan prayer by saying the pledge of allegiance, which made everyone laugh. It was the one take that made it into the end of the scene.
* Six months has passed since Jennie found the ring, which was six days before meeting Courtney.
	+ It's also been six months since the JSA met The Shade, as they met him the day after Jennie left Blue Valley.
* The restaurant Todd and Danny break into is called Erika M. This might be a reference to Erika Manson, a character in the DC comic *Watchmen*.
* This episode and "*Chapter Eight: Infinity Inc. Part Two*" were designed to be a backdoor pilot of sorts, with the hope being the series would be picked up as a spin-off.

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## References

1. ↑ **TheFutonCritic:** Stargirl Frenemies - Chapter Seven: Infinity Inc. Part One
2. ↑ **Decider:** ‘DC’s Stargirl’ Exclusive: Welcome To The Helix Institute, Todd Rice
3. ↑ **Twitter (@Brecbassinger):** Fun fact: that hallway was filmed on the doom patrol set, slightly changed #DCStargirl
4. ↑ **Twitter (@Brecbassinger):** Our dinner scene they would just let the cameras keep rolling and one take ended up with Pat praying the pledge of allegiance.
5. ↑ **Twitter: (@Brecbassinger):** Brec confirms they left that one part in.