After six seasons, ‘Supergirl’ quits

Supergirl is the next series in the Arrowverse where the plug is pulled.

The curtain falls after six seasons Supergirl final. The Arrowverse is thus definitively saying goodbye to another of its series.
Supergirl comes to an end after the upcoming sixth season. That leaves The CW, Warner Bros. TV and Berlanti Productions know. Production will begin later this month and the screenplays for the last 20 episodes are currently being written.

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Earlier move

The series was previously made for CBS in 2015. But the second season the show was moved to The CW, where it became part of the Arrowverse. Also an actress Melissa Benoist already responds to the sad news:

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“To say it was an honor to play this iconic character is an understatement. Seeing the impact this series has had on young women around the world makes me feel humble and speechless. And she has had that impact on me too. She taught me to find strength that I never knew I had. I learned to find hope where it seemed absent, and learned that together we are stronger. And what she stands for makes us all better. ”

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