Stargirl Episode Guide Episodes 001–020 Last episode aired Tuesday September 21, 2021 www.cwtv.com © © 2021 www.cwtv.com © 2021 © 2021 www.cbr.com © 2021 www.imdb.com stargirl.fandom.com The summaries and recaps of all the Stargirl episodes were downloaded from https://www.imdb.com and https:// www.cwtv.com and https://stargirl.fandom.com and https://www.cbr.com and processed through a perl program to transform them in a LATEX file, for pretty printing. So, do not blame me for errors in thetext ! This booklet was LATEXed on September 23, 2021 by footstep11 with create_eps_guide v0.68 Contents Season 1 1 1 Pilot ...............................................3 2 S.T.R.I.P.E. .9 3 Icicle . 15 4 Wildcat . 19 5 Hourman and Dr. Mid-Nite . 23 6 The Justice Society . 27 7 Shiv Part One . 29 8 Shiv Part Two . 33 9 Brainwave . 37 10 Brainwave Jr. 43 11 Shining Knight . 49 12 Stars & S.T.R.I.P.E. Part One . 53 13 Stars & S.T.R.I.P.E. Part Two . 57 Season 2 61 1 Summer School: Chapter One . 63 2 Summer School: Chapter Two . 65 3 Summer School: Chapter Three . 69 4 Summer School: Chapter Four . 73 5 Summer School: Chapter Five . 77 6 Summer School: Chapter Six . 81 7 Summer School: Chapter Seven . 85 Actor Appearances 89 Stargirl Episode Guide II Season One Stargirl Episode Guide Pilot Season 1 Episode Number: 1 Season Episode: 1 Originally aired: Tuesday May 19, 2020 Writer: Geoff Johns Director: Glen Winter Show Stars: Brec Bassinger (Courtney Whitmore / Stargirl), Yvette Monreal (Yolanda Montez / Wildcat), Anjelika Washington (Beth Chapel / Doc- tor Mid-Nite), Cameron Gellman (Rick Tyler / Hourman), Trae Romano (Mike Dugan), Jake Austin Walker (Henry King Jr.), Hunter Sansone (Cameron Mahkent)„ Meg DeLacy (Cindy Burman), Neil Jackson (Jor- dan Mahkent / Icicle), Christopher James Baker (Henry King Sr. / Brainwave), Amy Smart (Barbara Whitmore), Luke Wilson (Pat Dugan / S.T.R.I.P.E.) Guest Stars: Henry Thomas (Dr. Mid-Nite / Charles McNider), Joel McHale (Sylvester Pemberton / Starman), Eric Goins (Steven Sharpe / The Gambler), Neil Hopkins (Lawrence ’Crusher’ Crock / Sportsmaster), Joy Osmanski (Paula Brooks / Tigress), Hina X. Khan (Anaya Bowin / The Fiddler), Joe Knezevich (William Zarick / The Wizard), Mark Ashworth (Janitor Justin), Lou Ferrigno Jr. (Rex Tyler / Hourman), Brian Stapf (Ted Grant / Wildcat), Stella Smith (Artemis Crock), Ash- ley Winfrey (Jenny Williams), Wil Deusner (Joey Zarick), Max Frantz (Isaac Bowin), Annie Thurman (Mary Kramer), Jasun Jabbar Wardlaw Jr. (Brian Tanner Balloid), Sam Brooks (Travis Thomas), Maizie Smith (Courtney @ 5), Olivia Baughn (Mary @ 5), Ashani Roberts (Char- lotte Balogh), Elizabeth Bond (Maggie Kramer), Christian Adam (Josh Hamman), Suehyla El-Attar (Mrs. Patterson), Julia Armitage (Town Girl), Kadrolsha Ona Carole (American Dream Employee), Roy Luke (City Worker), Mason Pike (Driver), Jimmy Star (American Dream Em- ployee), Shawn Weston Thacker (Student), Jaclyn White (Football Fan) Summary: Courtney’s seemingly perfect life in Los Angeles gets upended with a move to Blue Valley, Nebraska with her mother Barbara, stepfather Pat Dugan and stepbrother Mike, and she finds herself struggling to adapt to her new town and high school. But when Courtney discovers that Pat is harboring a major secret about his past, she ultimately becomes the unlikely inspiration for a new generation of Super Heroes. In a flashback set ten years before dur- ing the holiday season, Pat Dugan rushes through empty streets as he tries to get a hold of Starman, who replies to follow his orders to stay away. Their conversation stops short as he screams, just as Pat breaks through the front door of a cliff- side mansion, set ablaze with green lights as a battle for the ages rages inside. Be- fore he can descend up the stairs, Wildcat is pushed through a wall, landing near Pat. He rushes to the fallen hero’s side, as he coughs weakly. Pat forced to leave 3 Stargirl Episode Guide him as he enters the mansion, where he begins to dodge electric shock bolts as The Wizard ends a fight between Tigress and Hourman by levitating the latter. Dr. Mid-Nite is pushed onto the scene, yelling at Pat to leave before a large hand of black moving matter grabs and drags him away. Hourman is dropped onto the floor and is gravely injured, before The Wizard turns his sight on Pat. Welcoming him to the show, the Wizard is incapacitated by Starman and his Cosmic Staff. Tigress and Sportsmaster engage him in combat until they are beaten with his staff. Starman yells at Pat for not waiting in the car, and doesn’t notice Brainwave until he is airborne is a vortex of debris. He aims his staff at the villain, but his attack blocked by a mental shield. A war between mind and will proceeds until which Brainwave breaks and is hit with a beam of light. Starman turns but is stabbed with a dagger of ice in the chest, and falls to the floor. He feebly whispers that the Justice Society of America is gone to Pat as his sidekick carries him to the car to escape. However, Solomon Grundy gives chase, and as he nears Pat presses a button that allows the car to convert into a jet-setting mode and flies off as Solomon hits the back of the vehicle. Damage as done, as an engine dies mid-air and the car crashes into the woods. The two men escape before it explodes, and Pat sets Starman on the floor. He explains that he needs to go to a hospital, but Starman is resolute that it’s the end for him. He tells Pat the JSA must live on, its legacy must survive. Someone with grace, honor, and courage must carry it — but not Pat. In his dying words he states Pat was a good friend. Across Los Angeles, a young Courtney Whitmore, gift in hand, stares at a window as Barbara converses with her friend Miss Kramer and daughter Mary, before telling her own daughter they will watch her while she heads for work. Courtney cries to her mom that she wants to see her daddy. Barbara tells her she understands, before heading out. Courtney watches her mother leaving outside. In the present day, a now teenaged Courtney is packing up her bedroom for the big move, reminiscing about before spotting that same gift for her father on a shelf. She puts it in a box as Mary approaches, telling her she’ll miss her. The two girls embrace sadly, until their attention is turned to Pat arriving outside. Mary notes her new dad, but Courtney coldly states he is not her father and is the reason to moving to Nebraska. With Pat is his own son Mike, himself upset at moving to a rural location. Pat begs his son to stay positive, only to get a snarky reply that it’ll blow positive ass. Mike tells his father he thought they’d stop moving around when he hooked up with Barbara, a term Pat rejects. He tries to help Courtney with a box only to be ignored by her. Barbara notes her anger, telling her Blue Valley is where she grew up and they made the choice to move together. The blended family and their movers arrive to their new house, with Mike being awestruck by the size of his new home. Pat’s attention is distracted as the movers begin to handle a mysteri- ously long trunk, exclaiming its delicate. He tells them he’ll handle, and asks his family if they want to get a bite to eat as Courtney notices a box labelled auto parts. The four walk into the heart of the town, greeted by their residents as they stumble upon Richie’s, the diner where Pat and Barbara met two years ago. Courtney asks why he was in Nebraska, where Pat ominously replies he was looking for something. At night, Pat discreetly goes into the basement to unlock a trunk filled with secret and clas- sified JSA files on the members of the Injustice Society of America, and unravels a heavilyhigh- lighted map with Blue Valley circled around it. Upstairs, Courtney is still unboxing, stopping and looking around the many more still to go. She stops, pained by all the sudden changes in her life but takes comfort in looking up at the starry night sky. The next morning, Pat drives Courtney to her first day of school at Blue Valley High School, whose texting with Mary. He breaks the ice by telling a story on how he moved around a lot when he was young, essentially finding his father to be his best friend. Pat says he made some friends later in life and knows how hard it is to lose someone, but Courtney is unmoved. They arrive, at Pat bids his stepdaughter a great day to her annoyance. She cautiously walks down the crowded school hallway to the school’s office. She’s angered that the school gymnastics team hasbeen recalled due to budget cuts, but the school official with her tells her cheer leading is an option. Pat later stops by his new auto works business, where he meets Larry Crock, otherwise known by "Crusher" and the owner of the self-named gymnasium down the street. He says his gym offers boot camp classes to get in-shape, continuing to promote his business as Pat nervously states he needs to set up the garage first. He bids Larry goodbye, but Larry insists on the nickname "Crusher". 4 Stargirl Episode Guide An excited Barbara arrives for her first day at "The American Dream", where her escort de- scribes the company’s promise to invest back in Blue Valley, and points at two of the executives, one of them being William Zarick.