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Brian Stapf

**Brian Stapf** (born September 12, 1979) is an American actor. He portrays Ted Grant/Wildcat in a recurring role on *Stargirl*.

## External links

* Brian Stapf on the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Brian Stapf [@b\_stapf] on Twitter
* Follow Brian Stapf [@b\_stapf] on Instagram

## References

1. ↑ Holbrook, Damian (December 13, 2018).  "DC Universe's 'Stargirl' Casts Brian Stapf as Wildcat". *TV Insider*. **[ARCHIVED]**
Christopher James Baker

**Christopher James Baker** is an Australian actor. He portrays Dr. Henry King Sr./Brainwave in the first season of *Stargirl*. He also attended the 2020 DC FanDome panel event in a special panel for Australians and New Zealanders.

## External links

* Christopher James Baker on the Internet Movie Database

## References

1. ↑ "Stargirl - Yvette Monreal & Christopher James Baker Join DC Universe Series" - SpoilerTV
2. ↑ https://deadline.com/2018/11/stargirl-yvette-monreal-christopher-james-baker-set-as-regulars-in-dc-universe-series-1202510976
Lynne Ashe

**Lynne Ashe** is an American actress. She portrays Louise Love, in The CW series *Stargirl*.

## Biography

Hailing from Gainesville, Georgia, Lynne is the middle child of three to Nat Ashe, a poultry industry executive, and Bebe Ashe, a part-time legal secretary. Lynne knew by the age of four that she wanted to be both an actor and a writer. Around age 8, she was distressed to learn that the stage name she had picked for herself was already taken. It was Debbie Reynolds.

Lynne received a BA in Theatre Arts from Brenau University and was one of the first graduates of the Gainesville Theatre Alliance, a joint program between UNG and Brenau. She received a graduate assistantship in Wake Forest University's MA Theatre program.

## Career

Her first film break was being hired to do a scene in Wild Oats (2016) with two of her idols and Oscar-winning icons: Shirley MacLaine and Jessica Lange. In her first ten years in the business, Lynne has appeared in numerous films and episodic programs, including The Suicide Squad (2021) (Polka Dot Man's Mom); I, Tonya (2017) (Shawn's Mother); Office Christmas Party (2016) (Rita); One of These Days (2020) (Ruthie); DC's Stargirl (2020) (Nurse Love); along with Dopesick (2021), Doom Patrol (2019), Claws (2017), Brockmire (2017), HBO's The Outsider (2020), and many others.

In screenwriting, her first feature screenplay Scuppernongs received international acclaim and numerous screenwriting awards and honors, including winning the Portland Screenplay Awards (Best Feature), Moody Crab Film Fest (Best Plot), and Gold Star Movie Awards (Best Dialogues).

## Exclusive Interview

Stargirl Wiki had the opportunity to interview Lynne Ashe about her experience on *Stargirl* and playing the iconic Louise Love. You can read the entire interview here!

## External links

* Lynne Ashe on the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Lynne Ashe [@lynneashe] on Twitter
* Follow Lynne Ashe [@ashelynne6] on Instagram
List of Deaths

The following is a **list of documented deaths** of throughout the three seasons of Stargirl. As of "*Chapter Thirteen: The Reckoning*" there have been 64 documented deaths. Eight of which happened offscreen, twenty-one mentioned, and two that resulted in resurrection. So far, Henry King Sr. killed the most people (8), surpassing Jordan Mahkent (7) and Eclipso (5). Season 1 also had the most deaths with a total of 43.
The Helix Institute For Youth Rehabilitation

**The Helix Institute For Youth Rehabilitation** is a youth rehabilitation center in Civic City. It is run by Nurse Louise Love and Mister Bones.

## Series

### Season 2

Courtney and Pat travel to the Helix Institute in search of Jennie-Lynn Hayden. They speak to the receptionist, who is also a nurse, though she can't give them information on Todd Rice as they aren't family. Courtney and Pat explain they are looking for his sister who might have visited. Nurse Love smiles that Todd isn't there anymore, but Jennie is still in his room collecting his belongings. She escorts them to the room and leaves them to talk. Jennie reveals that Todd was sent to the institute after he was caught stealing from a store. Courtney and Pat ask her to help them in their mission and she agrees. The trio leave the institute, but once they do, Nurse Love calls someone to tell them that Todd Rice has a sister that just left.

A few days later, Nurse Love stands in The Helix Institute as she reveals to a mysterious patron that Green Lantern's daughter, Jennie is looking for her brother in Milwaukee. Jennie also has friends like her in Blue Valley, Nebraska. The town somehow has a collection of heroes and villains that co-exist. The man, who bears translucent skin and steam punk clothing, admits the town sounds intriguing. He thinks it's time to visit Blue Valley for himself.

## Patients

* Todd Rice (Formerly)
* Tao Jones
* Penny Dreadful
* Carcharo

## Faculty

* Louise Love (Nurse)
* Mister Bones (Head Director)

## Comic Comparisons

* The Helix Institute is a reference to the DC comics group, *Helix*. In the comics, these six mutated children were experimented on in the womb by Dr. Benjamin Love. As adults, they became super villains who clashed with the Infinity Inc. Notable members were Mister Bones and Penny Dreadful.

## References

1. ↑ "*Summer School: Chapter Ten*"
2. ↑ "*Summer School: Chapter Thirteen*"
Dragon King's Abandoned Nebraska Laboratory

**Dragon King's Abandoned Nebraska Laboratory** is a subterranean laboratory hidden in the woods of Nebraska, a few miles from Blue Valley.

## History

When Sylvester Pemberton was a member of the Seven Soldiers of Victory, he worked with the Crimson Avenger to track Dragon King’s network of secret laboratories across America. They discovered a subterranean lab in the woods of Nebraska south of Blue Valley.

## Series

### Season 3

Sylvester Pemberton decided to travel to Dragon King's abandoned lab in Nebraska in order to search for clues to uncover the villain’s whereabouts. Sylvester offers to wait for Courtney to come home from school, but she encourages him to explore them himself. Sylvester arrived at the abandoned laboratory and used the Cosmic Staff to blow away leaves and uncover the entrance hatch. When Sylvester learned that the hatch had a password system, he contacted Beth Chapel and asked her to help hack the lock. Beth was able to take a moment off from her math test and use her goggles to unlock the laboratory. Sylvester searched the laboratory but was unable to find any information that could lead him to the Dragon King.

Cindy Burman later traveled to the laboratory and inspected the abandoned facility, but didn't find what she was searching for.
Rex Tyler's Journal

**Rex Tyler's Journal** is a black journal that was written by the late Rex Tyler. It contains formulas and diary entries.

## History

Inscribed with his name on the cover, Rex Tyler began penning this journal during his earliest days of becoming Hourman and possibly before when he invented his signature tool, the Hourglass. A brilliant chemist, he jotted down complicated chemical formulae and other mathematical probabilities. He also used the journal as a diary and wrote a slew of diary entries. Before Rex and Wendi Tyler were killed, Rex packed his journal and JSA files into an envelope which promptly mailed from Blue Valley to Pat Dugan who lived in California at the time. Pat Dugan suspected that his friend's formulae could be hidden codes but was never able to decipher any meaning behind the numbers.

## Series

Pat handed the journal to Rex's son Rick after he took up his father's mantle as Hourman. Pat hoped that Rick could crack the equations or see something in them that he didn't. It was only then that Rick was able to determine that the diary entries themselves had incorrect information. He pondered if the diary entries could also be some sort of code along with the equations. He took the journal to Beth Chapel, who looked at the equations using her goggles but came up short on answers.

Rick continued to study the journal in the hopes of solving the equations, even furthering his chemistry education.

## Notes and Trivia

* Dr. Mid-Nite's goggles were unable to determine the equations inside the journal.
* Rex wrote about growing up in Michigan, despite having grown up in Connecticut. He also stated that he met Wendi Tyler at Calvin College, even though they met when they were children.

## References

1. ↑ "*Hourman and Dr. Mid-Nite*"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "*The Justice Society*"
Empire Enterprises

**Empire Enterprises** is an American-based communications company that has access to satellites and cell towers across the country. One of their buildings is located in Blue Valley, Nebraska.

## Series

Steve Sharpe met with an Empire Enterprises employee, Jack Hughes, at the Dallas Theater in Blue Valley, Nebraska. They spoke minimally and Hughes handed Sharpe satellite schematics, in which Sharpe paid him a lump of cash. Sharpe then flicked him a chocolate gold coin as an additional payment. The employee went back to his hotel and died of poisoning after he took a bite of the chocolate.

That night, an Empire Enterprises truck driven by two employees entered Blue Valley. They came across a parked school bus and climbed out of the truck to investigate. The Fiddler emerged from the side of the school bus and used her fiddle to lure the truck drivers to her side and make them complacent. One of the drivers resisted the music and suffered terribly as a result. The Gambler came out of the shadows and killed the driver.

The following day, Steve visited his ISA cohorts Larry and Paula to give them an employee badge that once belonged to Jack Hughes.

While searching for answers about Rex Tyler's mathematical equations, Beth's goggles alerted that its alarm system had been tripped. His arch enemy The Gambler, an associate of the Injustice Society of America, was trying to hack into Empire Enterprises. The Justice Society of America suited up and made their way to the Empire Enterprises building. Dr. Mid-Nite used her goggles to reveal the door code so they could enter stealthily. They navigated the halls until they found a security guard who was shot in the head. Their moment of shock was short-lived when they heard commotion and discovered ISA "attack dogs" Tigress and Sportsmaster.

The newly assembled JSA had a contentious fight with the seasoned villains and squared off in the parking lot. As they prepared for another round, S.T.R.I.P.E. landed and his presence chased off the villains.

## Employees

* Jack Hughes
* Two Truck Drivers

## References

1. ↑ "*Hourman and Dr. Mid-Nite*"
2. ↑ "*The Justice Society*"
Sarah Schechter

**Sarah Schechter** is an American writer, producer, and film director. She is known for her work on television series such as *Katy Keene*, the "*Arrowverse*" shows, and most recently, *Stargirl*.

## Career

Before joining Berlanti Productions, Sarah spent nine years at Warner Bros. Pictures serving as Senior Vice President of Production. During her tenure, she oversaw a myriad of films from Spike Jonze's “*Her*” to Clint Eastwood's “*Gran Torino*”. Other projects include Tim Burton's *Dark Shadows*, *Invictus*, *J. Edgar*, “Life as We Know It”, and several other films. Sarah joined Warner Bros. as a creative executive in 2005, ascended to Vice President in 2007 then to senior vice president in 2009.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.nbcumv.com/talent/sarah-schechter/bios\_read\_more?show=4236556
DC FanDome (2021)

## DC FanDome

**DC FanDome** is an 24-hour immersive experience into the world of DC Comics only at DCFandome.com. *Stargirl* had a minor a presence at this event due to filming for their third season. They previously had panels at the 2020 DC Fandome: Explore the Multiverse event.

## Press Release

Get ready to suit up! DC FanDome, the ultimate global fan experience, will return on Saturday, October 16 at 10 a.m. PDT, with an all-new, epic streaming event. The free virtual event will once again welcome fans from around the world to immerse themselves in the DC Multiverse at DCFanDome.com and celebrate the stars and creators of their favorite feature films, live-action and animated television series, games, comics, home entertainment releases, and more. DC FanDome 2021 will also be available on Twitch, YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, giving fans more ways to watch the events unfolding in DC FanDome’s Hall of Heroes. Additionally, DC Kids FanDome will launch the same day with a special kid friendly experience accessed separately at DCKidsFanDome.com.

DC FanDome will feature an unrivaled gathering of casts and creators behind fan-favorite DC games, comics, movies, and TV shows. Expect breaking news, exclusive trailers and announcements, never-before-seen footage, revealing conversations, and more surprises in the DC FanDome:

* **Warner Bros. Television** will offer a look at new seasons of *Batwoman*, *The Flash*, *Superman & Lois*, and *Sweet Tooth*; a farewell tribute to *Supergirl* as it approaches its epic conclusion after six seasons; a celebration of 100 episodes of *DC’s Legends of Tomorrow*; a first look at forthcoming new drama *Naomi*; and a sneak peek at an upcoming episode of *DC’s Stargirl*.

## DC FanDome Exclusive Content

### Exclusive Sneak Peek

DC's Stargirl released an exclusive two minute sneak peek at their upcoming highly anticipated upcoming episode, "*Summer School: Chapter Eleven*". It featured moments from the episode set over a slowed rendition of *Twinkle Twinkle Little Star*, with flashes of characters that were set to appear. The clip teased the reintroduction of deceased characters such as the Zarick family (Joey Zarick, William Zarick, and Denise Zarick), Dragon King, Anaya Bowin, and Isaac Bowin. It also teased a meeting between Golden Age JSA member Charles McNider/Dr. Mid-Nite and Courtney Whitmore.

## Notes and Trivia

* All content was captioned in multiple languages for the accessibility of all viewers.
* DC Kids FanDome returned this year to service the youngest of DC fans.
Alex Montez

**Alex Montez** is a minor character in The CW and DC Universe series, *Stargirl*.

Alex is the nephew of Juan Montez and Maria Montez, and the cousin of Yolanda Montez.

## Biography

Alex Montez was born and raised in Blue Valley, Nebraska, by a Catholic family. His was raised by his aunt and uncle Maria and father Juan. He also lived with his cousin Alex and a grandmother. He attended Blue Valley schools and frequently went to church with his family.

## Series

### Season 1

Three months ago, Alex's cousin Yolanda runs for school president at Blue Valley High. On the day of the election, Alex happily jumps into the kitchen to show Yolanda that he's wearing a "Vote for Yolanda" t-shirt.

Alex, along with Juan and Maria, attend the student assembly where Yolanda won the election. They are stunned when Yolanda's topless photos aresent to the entire room.

In the present day, Alex listens to Yolanda's plea for a fresh start. Juan and Maria shoot down this chance as their daughter humiliated the entire family. After Yolanda leaves, Alex storms out of the room, clearly upset by Juan and Maria's disgusting behaviour towards Yolanda.

## Personality

Alex is a kind, caring, compassion, empathy, sympathy and moral individual, for example, he cares more about his cousin, Yolanda Montez, than he does about the Montez family's false reputation, as he still prioritizes Yolanda's well-being and disapproves of his family's treatment of her.

## Physical Appearance

Alex is a young boy in his early teens. He has black hairs that is shaved on the sides and longer on the top. He has almond-shaped, dark brown eyes, a slim build, and relaxed sense of style. In one appearance, he showed his support to his cousin when wore a "Vote for Yolanda" t-shirt.

## Notes and Trivia

* Before Yvette's interview it was mistakenly reported that Alex was her character's brother in this continuity instead of canonically being her cousin.
* Unlike most other members of the Montez family, Alex is not estranged from his own cousin, Yolanda Montez.

## Comic Comparisons

* In the DC comics, after Eclipso killed his cousin, Yolanda, Alexander "Alex" Montez gathered 1,000 black diamonds to destroy Eclipso.

## References

1. ↑ https://community.dcuniverse.com/t/live-q-a-with-yvette-monreal-wildcat-of-stargirl-thursday-7-02-1pm-pt-4pm-et/1162281/279
2. ↑ "*Wildcat*"
Mercedes

**Mercedes** is a minor character in the DC Universe series, *Stargirl*.

She is the housekeeper at the King residence.

## Series

### Season 1

Mercedes is working at the King residence when she sees Henry King Jr. stealing money out of his fathers wallet. She doesn't say anything when he notices. He demands that she makes him eggs for breakfast. She hurries off in fright.

Dr. King was hospitalized for a "coma" which left Henry alone in the residence. He watches his fathers tapes about burgeoning telepathic abilities when the door to the study opens. He uses his powers to grab a knife, only to see Mercedes come through the door. She startles when she sees the knife and he feels bad for scaring her. Henry reads her thoughts about his father and her concern for Henry's well-being, which surprises him. He then "hears" her her opinion that Henry would be better off without his father around. This angers him and he lashes out. She watches him get a crippling pain in his head before he runs out of the house.

## Personality

Mercedes is a quiet, hardworking woman who cares deeply for the son of her employer. She has empathy for his difficult home life and secretly thinks Henry would be better off if his father died.

## Physical Appearance

Mercedes is a woman in her thirties with black hair, brown eyes, and a round face. She is only seen in her housekeeping uniform.

## References

1. ↑ "*S.T.R.I.P.E.*"
2. ↑ "*Brainwave*"
Blue Valley Tires

**Blue Valley Tires** is an automobile business located in Blue Valley, Nebraska.

## History

Nine years ago two citizens of Blue Valley were killed in what was ruled a car accident. The tires that the report claimed to have caused the accident was from Blue Valley Tires, however, those tires were never made for the make and model of the vehicle.

## Notes and Trivia

* One of its warehouses held the first fight between Stargirl and Brainwave.
DC's Stargirl: The Complete Third Season

## DC's StargirlThe Third and Final Season

**DC's Stargirl: The Third and Final Season** was released on June 6, 2023, on DVD. It contains all thirteen episodes from the third season of *Stargirl*. The full season was made available to buy on Amazon Prime on June 6, 2023.

## Synopsis

Keep Your Friends Close And Your Frenemies Closer
The CW drama series DC’S STARGIRL follows high school student Courtney Whitmore (Brec Bassinger) and her stepfather Pat Dugan (Luke Wilson) as she leads an unlikely group of young heroes to take on the legacy of DC’s very first superhero team, the Justice Society of America. The third season finds Starman (Joel McHale) back from the dead and offering to train Courtney while she helps him adjust to his new life in the quiet town of Blue Valley. But when there’s a murder that needs to be solved, the mystery will not only have our heroes questioning the former super-villain’s commitment to truly reforming, but lead Courtney, Pat and Starman to a secret that will shock them all to their very core.

## Cast and Crew

**Actors:** Amy Smart, Brec Bassinger, Christopher James Baker, Meg DeLacy, Luke Wilson, Jonathan Cake, Anjelika Washington, Jake Austin Walker, Hunter Sansone, Yvette Monreal, Trae Romano, Neil Jackson, Nick Tarabay, Cameron Gellman

## Episode List

***13 ONE-HOUR EPISODES***

"*Chapter One: The Murder*"
"*Chapter Two: The Suspects*"
"*Chapter Three: The Blackmail*"
"*Chapter Four: The Evidence*"
"*Chapter Five: The Thief*"
"*Chapter Six: The Betrayal*"
"*Chapter Seven: Infinity Inc. Part One*"
"*Chapter Eight: Infinity Inc. Part Two*"
"*Chapter Nine: The Monsters*"
"*Chapter Ten: The Killer*"
"*Chapter Eleven: The Haunting*"
"*Chapter Twelve: The Last Will and Testament of Sylvester Pemberton*"
"*Chapter Thirteen: The Reckoning*"
## Notes and Trivia

* *DC’s Stargirl: The Complete Third Season* is priced to own at $24.99 USD for the DVD edition. DC’s Stargirl: The Complete Third Season is also available to own on Digital via purchase from digital retailers.
* There has been no evidence of extras being included on the DVD set.
	+ There are two deleted scenes that were included - "Stripesy's Pal, Sportsmaster" and "Whatever Happened to...Eclipso?"
* The link to buy the season on Amazon Prime can be found here.
Alkoya Brunson

**Alkoya Brunson** (born November 22, 2002) is an American actor. He portrays Jakeem Thunder in a recurring role in the second season of *Stargirl*.

## Biography

**Alkoya Brunson** was born on November 22, 2002 in Lakeland, Florida, USA. He is an actor, known for Malibu Rescue: The Next Wave (2020), Malibu Rescue (2019) and Tijuana Jackson: Purpose Over Prison (2018).

## External links

* Alkoya Brunson on the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Alkoya Brunson [@alkoya] on Instagram
Milo Stein

**Milo Stein** is an American film and television child actor. He portrays Eclipso when the creature takes the ten-year-old form of Bruce Gordon in *Stargirl*.

## Filmography

Film
 2021
 2021

## Notes and Trivia

* Milo is the first child actor to be a guest star in *Stargirl*.
* He technically plays two roles - the role of a young Bruce Gordon and the role of Eclipso.
* Milo shares the role of Eclipso with Nick Tarabay and Meg DeLacy, and Brec Bassinger though Milo was the first actor to portray the character on-screen.
* He was originally cast to serve as a guest star in the first episode of the second season. However, the writers were so impressed with him that they kept inviting him back for more of the season.
Starman Suit

The **Starman Suit** is a protective suit used by Sylvester Pemberton, and later the Ultra-Humanite while impersonating Pemberton as the crime-fighting hero, Starman. The suit disguises Sylvester's identity, making it harder for his enemies to distinguish between "Starman" and "Sylvester".

Starman's first suit was primarily during his time with the Justice Society of America. He wore the suit until his believed death in the Battle of Los Angeles, and was usually seen in conjunction with his signature weapon, the Cosmic Staff. The suit was taken by Pat Dugan who kept it safe, until his stepdaughter Courtney Whitmore found the suit and altered it so she could fight at Stargirl. Pat later made "Starman" a new suit.

## History

Starman's first suit was made in the either the nineties or 2000s, during his time with the Justice Society of America, after he retired his childhood alias of Star Spangled Kid. Sylvester wore the suit in every major battle as Starman, until his believed death in the Battle of Los Angeles. The suit was taken by Pat Dugan who kept it safe, until his stepdaughter Courtney Whitmore found the suit and altered it so she could fight at Starman's successor, Stargirl.

When Ultra-Humanitie put his mind inside of Sylvester's body, "Sylvester" revealed himself as alive to the Whitmore-Dugan's, he became a mentor of sorts to Courtney, showing her tricks with the staff. Meanwhile, Pat tried to encourage Sylvester to become a better Starman and find balance between the two identities. Sylvester confided that he didn't even have a super suit, something that at least be a start in his journey to become a better Starman. Pat sympathized and decided to help Sylvester. He sewed him a new suit that evening.

After Sylvester's ambush at Cornhusker Estate Trailer Park, he began to doubt himself and his role as Starman, wondering if he should just give up the mantle and move on like his former comrades. Pat decided to give him the newly created suit, encouraging him to keep fighting. If Pat's not ready to retire yet, neither is Sylvester. That night, Sylvester suited up for the first time to join Yolanda and Rick on a recon mission.

## Owner

* Sylvester Pemberton
* Courtney Whitmore (Altered first suit)
* Ultra-Humanite (Second Suit)

## References

1. ↑ "*Stargirl*"
2. ↑ "*S.T.R.I.P.E.*"
3. ↑ "*Summer School: Chapter Thirteen*"
4. ↑ "*Chapter Two: The Suspects*"
5. ↑ "*Chapter Three: The Blackmail*"
6. ↑ "*Chapter Four: The Evidence*"
DC's Stargirl: The Complete First Season

* Blu-Ray
* DVD

**DC's Stargirl: The Complete First Season** was released on September 29, 2020, on Blu-Ray and DVD. It contains all thirteen episodes from the first season of *Stargirl*. The full season was made available to buy on Amazon Prime on August 22, 2020, as part of DC FanDome.

## Synopsis

There’s a New Hero in Town
It’s time for a new generation of justice! Get ready for nonstop action with the release of DC’s Stargirl: The Complete First Season on Blu-ray and DVD on September 29, 2020, from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment. Strap yourself in for an exhilarating ride with all 13 episodes from the first season of the original series on DC UNIVERSE & The CW.

Focusing on the character that started creator Geoff Johns’ career in comic books, when he created her, lovingly inspired by his late sister who was killed in a plane explosion, new DC drama series, DC’s Stargirl follows high school sophomore Courtney Whitmore (Brec Bassinger) as she inspires an unlikely group of young heroes to take up the legacy of a long-lost Super Hero team – The Justice Society of America – and stop the Super-Villains of the past.

## Cast and Crew

DC’s Stargirl stars Brec Bassinger, Yvette Monreal, Anjelika Washington, Cameron Gellman, Trae Romano, Jake Austin Walker, Hunter Sansone, Meg DeLacy, Neil Jackson, and Christopher James Baker, with Amy Smart and Luke Wilson. Based on the DC characters and created for television by Geoff Johns, DC’s Stargirl is produced by Berlanti Productions and Mad Ghost Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television with Geoff Johns, Greg Berlanti, Melissa Carter, Greg Beeman, and Sarah Schechter serving as executive producers.

## Episode List

***13 ONE-HOUR EPISODES***

"*Stargirl*"
"*S.T.R.I.P.E.*"
"*Icicle*"
"*Wildcat*"
"*Hourman and Dr. Mid-Nite*"
"*The Justice Society*"
"*Shiv Part One*"
"*Shiv Part Two*"
"*Brainwave*"
"*Brainwave Jr.*"
"*Shining Knight*"
"*Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. Part One*"
"*Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. Part Two*"
## Notes and Trivia

* *DC’s Stargirl: The Complete First Season* is priced to own at $24.98 SRP for the DVD and $29.98 SRP for the Blu-Ray edition, which includes a Digital Code. DC’s Stargirl: The Complete First Season is also available to own on Digital via purchase from digital retailers.
* There has been no evidence of extras being included on the DVD set.
* The link to buy the season on Amazon Prime can be found here.

## Gallery

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King Residence

The **King residence** is a house located in Blue Valley, Nebraska, that was owned by Henry King Sr. and was the main residence of himself and his son. The home became vacant after both of their deaths.

## Series

### Season 1

After Henry's car is blown up at the drive-in, Dr. King sits his son down in his study to ask him what happened. Henry begins his story but his father is more interested in the staff. Henry tells him about a glowing thing that shot fires or lasers or something. Dr. King dismisses his son in a cold tone, telling him they'll discuss it more in the morning. Henry leaves, and Brainwave locks the door behind him. Taking off his glasses, he mentally directs his attention to levitating a key from a drawer into one of two keyholes in the wall, which pushes a bookcase aside and reveals a hidden room with his Brainwave suit, numerous tapes and a photo of a woman.

Dr. King then calls Jordan Mahkent in a London cemetery to tell him of his son's attack by someone with a glowing stick. Jordan's dubious, as he killed Starman. Henry doesn't disagree, adding this means there is a new Starman who found them and came after his son. Jordan still doesn't believe it, but tells him that they'll look into the matter, instructing Henry to do nothing until he returns. Dr. King ends the call, revealing himself dressed as Brainwave.

## Residents

* Henry King Sr.
* Henry King Jr.
Jim Gaffigan

**Jim Gaffigan** is an American stand-up comedian, actor, producer, and author. He voiced the CGI character Thunderbolt in the second season of *Stargirl*. He did not reprise his role in Season 3, and it was recast to Seth Green.

## Biography

### Official Blurb

Gaffigan is best known for his stand-up comedy, and has received Grammy nominations for Best Comedy Album for his specials *Jim Gaffigan: Mr. Universe*, *Obsessed*, *Cinco*, *Noble Ape*, and *Quality Time*. In addition to many TV and film roles, he co-created and starred in *The Jim Gaffigan Show*, a TV series based on his life, and wrote two books, *Dad Is Fat* and *Food: A Love Story*.

## Career

On November 5th, 2020, Jim was cast as the wish-granting imp Thunderbolt for the second season of The CW's superhero series, *Stargirl*.

Jim was offered to return to the part in Season 3 but declined. He later admitted that while he had a great time working on the series, he simply did not have time to do another season.

## Gallery

1. ↑ **Entertainment Weekly:** *DC's Stargirl* casts Jim Gaffigan as Thunderbolt for season 2.
2. ↑ **ComicBook:** Stargirl: Jim Gaffigan Explains Why He Didn't Return as Thunderbolt.
Anjelika Washington

**Anjelika Washington** is an American actress. She currently stars as Beth Chapel (Dr. Mid-Nite) in the TV series *Stargirl*.

## Background

Anjelika was born and raised in Bakersfield, California. She received considerable acclaim for her role as Fareeda in Netflix's *Tall Girl*. Anjelika partnered with Netflix again for a supporting role in the orignal film *Moxie*. She had a recurring role in the CBS hit sitcom *Young Sheldon*, before her starring role on the DC Universe/The CW series *Stargirl* as Beth Chapel/Dr. Mid-Nite.

## Trivia

* Anjelika spoke candidly about her age being a lie on the internet, with the idea that she is sixteen or in her teens being false. She is actually in her early twenties.
* She auditioned for the Disney film *Stargirl* a week before getting the script for DC's *Stargirl*.
* She is the most-like her character, Beth Chapel, as they are both bubbly, talkative, nice, optimistic, and see the positive sides of situations.
* She attended the 2020 DC FanDome panel event.
* Anjelika was part of the Geena Institute Q&A for the Season 2 premiere of Stargirl.

## External links

* Anjelika Washington on the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Anjelika Washington [@AnjelikaW] on Twitter
* Follow Anjelika Washington [@anjelikaw] on Instagram

## References

1. ↑ "Stargirl - Anjelika Washington Joins DC Universe Series" - SpoilerTV
2. ↑ https://tvline.com/2018/11/02/the-view-ana-navarro-guest-host-fridays
3. ↑ "Interview: Anjelika Washington of Netflix's Tall Girl" -Urban Magazine
4. ↑ Netflix's 'Tall Girl' needs way more of Anjelika Washington's Fareeda - Mashable
Harold Sherman

**Harold Sherman** is a minor character in The CW series, *Stargirl*.

He is the new principal at Blue Valley High School, who assigned Courtney with summer school.

## Series

### Season 2

On the last day of school, Courtney Whitmore attacks Artemis Crock with her own hockey stick, mistaking her passing by as aggression. Principal Sherman escorts Courtney to his office where she's reprimanded. Barbara and Pat arrive, with her asking what Courtney did. It's more about what she *didn't* do. Sherman knows from personal experience that moving in the middle of the high school isn't easy, but the good news, is Courtney's managed to acclimate. She's made friends even if they are questionable choices in that department, but she seems to have found her place at Blue Valley High. Just as he has, in the past few months. He mentions the incident today with Artemis Crock, which is news to the Whitmore-Dugan's.

They ask Courtney about the misunderstanding, and Courtney admits she thought Artemis was going to swing a hockey stick at her head. Principal Sherman asks why she would do that, and Courtney tries to derail. He jokes that it sounds to him like they had a good old-fashioned catfight, than corrects that the behavior is wrong. Courtney's struggled and has failed some classes. Courtney's shell-shocked, demanding to know how she failed History, as she studied for what felt like a long time. She's also failing English, and he's afraid that if Courtney wants to continue on to junior year, she's going to have to enroll in summer school, starting tomorrow.

After Paul Deisinger's "mental breakdown", Harold takes over teaching history to the summer school students. When Yolanda suddenly jolts awake from a "migraine", she runs out of the class in tears. Courtney looks to the Principal and hurries out after her friend.

## Physical Appearance

Principal Sherman is a man of moderate height, large stature, a bald head, and brown eyes. He dresses in professional yet untraditional clothing, such as sweater vests.

## Notes and Trivia

* Sherman is the second principal featured in *Stargirl*. He takes over for Principal Anaya Bowin, who died during the 2020 school year.

## References

1. ↑ "*Summer School: Chapter One*"
2. ↑ "*Summer School: Chapter Seven*"
Artemis Suit

The **Artemis Suit** is a protective suit that Artemis Crock wears when fighting as the vigilante, Artemis.

## Description

It is a green suit that mainly paid homage to her father, Sportsmaster, with a few modifications for her preferences. She also donned sports-themed weapons in her fighting, such as a metal baseball bat, incendiary devices, and baseballs that she hand-throws at her opponents with superb accuracy, she also used a crossbow like her mother Tigress, paying homage to her as well.

## Gallery

* Season 2
* Season 3
* Behind the Scenes
Assassination of Rex and Wendi Tyler

The **assassination of Rex and Wendi Tyler** took place in Blue Valley, Nebraska, in 2011. It was orchestrated and ordered by Jordan Mahkent, the leader of the Injustice Society of America. He sent Solomon Grundy to execute the murders.

## Murder

Jordan had learned Rex was the superhero Hourman and one of the few survivors of the JSA, whom Jordan had massacred with the help of the Injustice Society of America a year earlier. Jordan had a plan in motion for Blue Valley and couldn't afford for Rex to intervene. He released Solomon Grundy from his cell and ordered him to kill Rex and his wife Wendi. The couple somehow discovered that Jordan knew of Rex's identity. Rex packed the research he had done about the ISA into a file and mailed it to his friend Pat Dugan. He and Wendi fled their small home moments later. They left their son, Rick, in the custody of Wendi's brother Matt Harris, since the ISA didn't know about Rick's existence. Rex and Wendi also falsified documents so anyone who came looking would believe Matt was Rick's biological father. Rex and Wendi drove toward Blue Valley when they Grundy leapt from the shadows and smashed their car. It spun into a tree and left a permanent scar in the bar.

## Cover-Up

Jordan, with the help from the rest of the ISA, covered up their crime as being a tragic accident. They falsified the police report to say the tires on the car malfunctioned. Nine years later, Beth Chapel uncovered the truth through her goggles.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Hourman and Dr. Mid-Nite*"
Geoff Johns

**Geoff Johns** (born January 25, 1973) is an American comic book writer, screenwriter, director, and producer. In June 2018, he stepped down from the position of Chief Creative Officer (CCO) of DC Entertainment to focus on producing and writing.

## Career

### Stargirl Comics

Geoff was close to his sister, Courtney who died in 1996 due to the TWA flight 800 disaster. She was eighteen at the time and was on her way to France to be a foreign exchange student. Three years later in 1999, Geoff sold his first comic book proposal to DC Comics. He called it, "Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E.". It starred Courtney Whitmore, the second Star-Spangled Kid, later known as Stargirl, alongside S.T.R.I.P.E.. It was a story about how a family is created by bond, not blood. Stargirl was named after and inspired by his sister, Courtney. It is her spirit and optimistic energy that he wanted to put back in the world with *Stargirl*.

### Creating Stargirl TV Series

In July 2018, Geoff Johns announced a *Stargirl* series, where he, along with Greg Berlanti and Sarah Schechter, would pen and executive produce the show for the OTT DC Universe service. For casting, he wrote the role of Pat Dugan specifically for Luke Wilson, and mailed him a copy of the script along with a personal letter. They spoke about the role and Luke eventually signed onto the project. After landing Brec Bassinger as the titular character Courtney Whitmore, he sat down and spoke with her for hours on his plans for Courtney and the series. He admitted to having four seasons completely mapped out already, with ideas for a fifth or more.

## *Stargirl* Credits

### Season 1

* "*Stargirl*"
* "*S.T.R.I.P.E.*"
* "*Shining Knight*"
* "*Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. Part Two*"

### Season 2

* "*Summer School: Chapter One*"
* "*Summer School: Chapter Thirteen*"

### Season 3

* "*Chapter One: The Murder*"
* "*Chapter Nine: The Monsters*"
* "*Chapter Thirteen: The Reckoning*"

## Additional Credits

* "*Dude, Where's My Gar?*" (Script) (Story with Ryan Potter)

## Trivia

* Before *Stargirl*, Geoff was approached about an idea for Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E., however, they couldn't include Pat Dugan's signature S.T.R.I.P.E. armor. Geoff felt it was inaccurate to tell the story without the armor and refused. This is one of many reasons why he enjoyed making the 2020 series, *Stargirl*. They were able to stay true to the source material in a realistic way.
* From the first moment he thought of live-action casting for Pat Dugan, Geoff envisioned Luke Wilson in the role. So much so, that he wrote the script with Luke in mind, mailed the Pilot to Luke with a letter, and met with him to speak about it. Geoff explained that Luke had that, "*grounded, trying-to-do-the-right-thing-but-maybe-not-always-capable-of-doing-it*" thing that captured Pat Dugan.
* He attended the 2020 DC FanDome panel event.

## External links

* Geoff Johns on the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Geoff Johns [@geoffjohns] on Twitter

## References

1. ↑ Patten, Dominic (July 19, 2018).  "Geoff Johns To Write & Produce ‘Stargirl’ Series For DC Universe – Comic-Con". *Deadline Hollywood*. Penske Business Media, LLC. **[ARCHIVED]**
Greg Beeman

**Gregory Beeman** (born 1962) is an American film and television director, producer, and former showrunner.

## Episodes Directed

### Season 1

* "*S.T.R.I.P.E.*"
* "*Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. Part Two*"

### Season 2

* "*Summer School: Chapter Twelve*"
* "*Summer School: Chapter Thirteen*"

### Notes

* Beeman also directed other DC productions.
	+ *Smallville* (2001-2011)
	+ *Batwoman* (2019-)
	+ *Aquaman* TV Pilot (2006)
	+ *Lucifer* (2016-2021)
	+ *Swamp Thing* (2018)
Eric Goins

**Eric Goins** is an American actor. He currently portrays Steve Sharpe/The Gambler in a recurring role in the DC Universe and CW series, *Stargirl*.

## Trivia

* His characters dummy name is "Vinnie Shard". His side was talking to his boss with his page full. Eric ate throughout the entire audition to add to the insanity of the character.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.thebulletintime.com/featured/synopsis-of-the-first-three-episodes-of-stargirl-and-new-promo/
Hunter Sansone

**Hunter Sansone** (born December 2, 1993) is an actor. He portrays Cameron Mahkent as a series regular on *Stargirl*.

## Career

Hunter was born in St. Louis, Missouri. His acting credits include *Stargirl* (2020) and *Safety* (2020). He began his acting career as a teenager and entered into a local studio in the St. Louis area. After a few years of training, he moved to Los Angeles where he began his professional career.

## External links

* Hunter Sansone on the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Hunter Sansone [@huntersansone] on Twitter
* Follow Hunter Sansone [@huntersansone] on Instagram

## References

1. ↑ https://deadline.com/2019/02/stargirl-geoff-johns-amy-smart-neil-jackson-hunter-sansone-trae-romano-1202562559/
Nick Tarabay

**Nick Emad Tarabay** is a Lebanon-born American actor. He portrays Eclipso in the second season of the TV series *Stargirl*.

## Biography

Nick Emad Tarabay is a Lebanese-American actor. He is best known for portraying Ashur on the Starz TV series Spartacus. Tarabay was born in Beirut, Lebanon to a large family. His mother and father still reside in Lebanon as does his younger brother and a large extended family of cousins, uncles and aunts.

### Early Life

He moved to New York after high school. As a clothing salesman, he worked for Hugo Boss and Gucci, while studying acting at the T. Schreiber Studio and appearing in Off-Off-Broadway plays. He moved to Los Angeles in 2004, where he studied under Larry Moss and appeared in their studio's staging of John Patrick Shanley's *Danny and the Deep Blue Sea*.

## Career

Tarabay made his television debut as an extra in an episode of *Sex and the City* (2000). He got another minor role in *The Sopranos* (2001–2004), where he played the role of Matush, a drug dealer. He also played the role of The Captor in David Ellison's 2005 dramatic short film *When All Else Fails*. As well he played a role in the 2008's television series *Crash*, in which he played character, Axel Finet, a hot-tempered police lieutenant. He was not brought back for the second season.

Tarabay played a central supporting role in the Starz series *Spartacus: Blood and Sand* in the character of Ashur, a former gladiator who was injured and now is used as an agent and spy. He also appears in the prequel miniseries *Spartacus: Gods of the Arena* with the same role prior to his injury, as well as the sequel to *Blood and Sand*, *Spartacus: Vengeance*. In 2013, he appeared as Klingon patrol officer in J.J. Abrams' *Star Trek Into Darkness*.

Tarabay played a role in the seventh season of USA Network's *Burn Notice* as "Dexter Gamble." Additionally, Tarabay portrays Reiken in the Brent Ryan Green film *The Veil*. In 2014, he joined the cast of the CW series *Arrow* as supervillain Digger Harkness/Captain Boomerang. Tarabay served as a recurring character in the fourth season of *Person of Interest* as "Devon Grice," an ISA operative. He joined the TV show *The Expanse* in its second season. He voiced the role of Haruk in Bioware's 2019 video game Anthem. In October 2020 he was cast as the villain Eclipso in the second season of the CWtelevision series *Stargirl*.

## External links

* Nick Tarabay on the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Nick Tarabay [@nicktarabay] on Twitter
* Follow Nick Tarabay [@nicktaraby] on Instagram

## References

1. ↑ https://deadline.com/2020/10/stargirl-casts-nick-tarabay-jonathan-cake-eclipso-the-shade-ysa-penarejo-recurring-1234602795/
Myra McNider

**Myra McNider** is a character in The CW series, *Stargirl*.

Myra is the wife of Charles McNider and the mother of their daughter Rebecca McNider, who was killed by Eclipso decades ago.

## Series

### Season 2

Decades ago in Melody Hills, Indiana, Rebecca McNider begs her mother to let her attend the the birthday party across the street. Myra refuses and reminds Rebecca of the fit she threw over a doll while at the store. A few minutes later, Myra goes onto the porch and notices her daughter isn't there. She angrily believes Rebecca went across the street and marches over. She finds a horrifying sight of her daughter, dead in the bushes, having been killed by Eclipso. She screams in terror.

The community mourns the loss of Rebecca at her funeral, where Myra stands with her husband, Charles McNider. Myra is distraught over her daughter's death. The JSA, minus Charles, discusses how to handle Eclipso now that the creature is targeting their families. They look over at Charles and Myra, the latter of whom breaks down as they argue. She accuses him of not being there to protect Myra. He holds her as she sobs.

In the present day, Charles is rescued from The Shadowlands by the modern day Justice Society of America. After helping them defeat Eclipso, he prepares to leave the Whitmore-Dugan House. His successor Beth Chapel reveals that she found his wife Myra. She still lives in Indiana, and was pregnant when he disappeared. Charles has a 10-year-old son named Stanley. He's surprised but excited to meet his son and reunite with his wife.

### Season 3

Charles visits Blue Valley and gives an update on his life as a retired superhero. Stanley keeps him and Myra on their toes while he operates a clinic. He seems happy with the life he's living now.

## Physical Appearance

Myra is a woman in her thirties or forties with dark brown hair, almond-shaped brown eyes, and sharp features. She has thin lips, fair skin, a long face, thin brows, and a slim physique. She wears expensive clothing and a pearl necklace.

## References

1. ↑ "*Summer School: Chapter One*"
2. ↑ "*Summer School: Chapter Nine*"
3. ↑ "*Summer School: Chapter Thirteen*"
4. ↑ "*Chapter Four: The Evidence*"
Ryan Potter

**Ryan Potter** is an American actor. He portrays Gar Logan/Beast Boy, in the HBO Max series, *DC's Titans*. He holds a starring role in the *DC's Titans* episode featuring Courtney Whitmore/Stargirl.

## Career

On October 19, 2017, Ryan was announced to be playing the role of Gar Logan/Beast Boy in the HBO Max original series, *DC's Titans*. He went on to co-write the story of the ninth episode of the fourth season, "Dude, Where's My Gar?" alongside Geoff Johns.

## Writing Credits

### Season 4

* "Dude, Where's My Gar?" - story (with Geoff Johns)

## External links

* Ryan Potter on the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Ryan Potter [@RyanKPotter] on Twitter
* Follow Ryan Potter [@ryankpotter] on Instagram

## References

1. ↑ **AceShowBiz:** 'Big Hero 6' Actor Ryan Potter Joins 'Titans' Series As Beast Boy
2. ↑ **Script Page:** The script page for "Dude, Where's My Gar?" features Ryan Potter and Geoff Johns as story writers.
Eclipsed

Being **eclipsed** occurs when an individual is infected by Eclipso's influence and powers. The creature had the ability to possesses others and mentally overtake them. His psychological rampage on a person changes their character and often drove them to insanity or uncharacteristically horrific things.

## Infected People

* Bruce Gordon †
* Cindy Burman
* Paul Deisinger
* Maria Carmen Saravia
* Courtney Whitmore
Cornhusker Estate Trailer Park

The **Cornhusker Estate Trailer Park** is located in Blue Valley, Nebraska. It is a wooded are used to house hundreds of trailers.

## Series

Steve Sharpe moves into the Cornhusker Estate Trailer Park after returning to Blue Valley. He stays in a small, modest trailer, making himself at home there. He spends much of his time searching for his long-lost daughter Becky. He is ultimately murdered there by someone strong, big, and powerful. The JSA finds the aftermath of his death, with Shiv standing over him with his recently fired pistol. She professes her innocence and tells them she found him this way and the gun went off when she picked it up. Twelve hours before his murder, Larry Crock drove up to the trailer with a baseball bat, ready to get his revenge. He decides against it and leaves, making enough noise that Steven comes out to investigate. That afternoon, Richard Swift pays Steven an unexpected visit where he decides to leave their past be in the face of a fresh start. The day after the murder, Blue Valley reports that a tornado touched down in the trailer park which is why Steven is dead.

## References

1. ↑ "*Chapter One: The Murder*"
2. ↑ "*Chapter Two: The Suspects*"