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"S.T.R.I.P.E."[1] is the second episode of the first season of Stargirl, and the second episode overall. It aired on May 25, 2020 on DC Universe and May 26, 2020 on The CW.
| “ | Who are you? Who am I? Someone looking for justice. |
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Synopsis
After Courtney has an unexpected run-in with a member of the Injustice Society of America, Pat reveals the truth to her about their history. Meanwhile, Barbara is elated when she sees Courtney making an attempt to get along with Pat, not knowing the secret they've been keeping. Finally, things take a dangerous turn at Blue Valley High's open house night when Courtney becomes the target of a dangerous foe.[2]
Appearances
Characters
Protagonists
- Stargirl (Courtney Whitmore)
- S.T.R.I.P.E. (Pat Dugan)
- Barbara Whitmore
- Mike Dugan
- Beth Chapel
- Yolanda Montez
Antagonists
Other Characters
- Abraham Lincoln (pictured)
- Blue Valley High School
- Anaya Bowin
- Ayanna Sloan (pictured)
- Artemis Crock
- Brian Tanner Balloid (indirectly mentioned)
- Cameron Mahkent
- Connie Parker (name seen)
- Cindy Burman
- Ember Adams (name seen)
- Emma Reed (name seen)
- Erika Anderson (name seen)
- Eva Cook (name seen)
- Fionna Moore (name seen)
- Gemma White (name seen)
- Harmony Hill (name seen)
- Henry King Jr.
- Isaac Bowin
- Jenny Williams
- Jessica McBee (name seen)
- Joey Zarick
- Laci Jenkins (pictured)
- Leah Sanders (name seen)
- Lily Hayes (name seen)
- Lisa Johnson (pictured)
- Matt Groves (name seen)
- Mona Sumbicay (name seen)
- Monica Harris (name seen)
- Nikki Adams (pictured)
- Olivia Watson (name seen)
- Richard Weller (name seen)
- Simon Holt (name seen)
- Skylar Mitchell (name seen)
- Stephanie Katz (name seen)
- Travis Thomas (indirectly mentioned)
- Tiffany Gray (name seen)
- Tim Smith (pictured)
- Bobbie Burman
- Bridget Chapel
- Buddy
- Denise Zarick
- Detective Wynn (name seen)
- God (mentioned)
- James Chapel
- Justice Society of America (golden age; pictured)
- Doctor Fate (Kent Nelson) (pictured)
- Doctor Mid-Nite (Charles McNider) (pictured)
- Hootie (pictured)
- Green Lantern (Alan Scott) (pictured)
- Hawkgirl (Shiera Sanders) (pictured)
- Hawkman (Carter Hall) (pictured)
- Hourman (Rex Tyler) (pictured)
- Johnny Thunder (Johnny Thunder) (pictured)
- Thunderbolt (Yz) (pictured)
- Sandman (Wesley Dodds) (pictured)
- Starman (Sylvester Pemberton) (pictured)
- The Flash (Jay Garrick) (pictured)
- Wildcat (Ted Grant) (pictured)
- Larry Crock's Father (mentioned)
- Mercedes
- Mr. Mora (mentioned)
- Mrs. Rizamy (mentioned)
- Sam Kurtis (pictured)
- Ted Knight (mentioned)
- Theodore Roosevelt (pictured)
- Wendi Tyler (mentioned)
- William Zarick's Cat
Teams and Organizations
- Blue Valley High School
- Blue Valley Prairie Dogs (logo)
- Blue Valley Medical Center
- Blue Valley Tires
- Cadillac (logo)
- Capello (product)
- Coca-Cola (product)
- Dell (logo)
- Esso (logo)
- Ghet's Gasoline (logo)
- Gulf Oil (logo)
- Indian Motorcycle (logo)
- Injustice Society of America
- Justice Society of America (golden age; pictured)
- Keystone University (name seen)
- National Football League (NFL) (mentioned)
- Nintendo (product)
- Ocean Spray (logo)
- Pit Stop
- Ripped City Gym
- American Dream
Events
- Golden Age (pictured)
- Project: New America (mentioned)
- Battle of Los Angeles (indirectly mentioned)
- Attack on Brainwave
Species
Objects and Concepts
- 66' Mustang (pictured)
- Brainwave Suit
- Catch a Falling Spy
- Cosmic Staff
- Death Sentence
- Doctor Mid-Nite Suit (pictured)
- Doctor Mid-Nite Goggles (pictured)
- Glydendals Illustrerede Verdens Historie V-VI
- Green Lantern Suit (pictured)
- Hawkgirl Suit (pictured)
- Hawkman Suit (pictured)
- Helmet of Fate (pictured)
- Hourman Suit (pictured)
- Hourman's Hourglass (pictured)
- Icicle Suit (pictured)
- Rex Tyler's Journal
- S.T.R.I.P.E.
- Salmonsen Leksikon Tidsskrift
- Sandman Suit (pictured)
- Star-Rocket Racer
- Sportsmaster's Baseball Bat (pictured)
- Sportsmaster Suit (pictured)
- Stargirl Suit
- Starman Suit
- Stripesy Suit (pictured)
- Fiddler's Violin (pictured)
- Fiddler Suit (pictured)
- The Flash Suit (pictured)
- The Flash's Helmet (pictured)
- Gambler Suit (pictured)
- Shade Suit (pictured)
- The Wizard Suit (pictured)
- Tigress Suit (pictured)
- Tigress' Crossbow (pictured)
- Wildcat Suit (pictured)
Locations
- Earth-2
- Earth
- North America
- United States of America
- California (name seen)
- Los Angeles (mentioned)
- North Hollywood (name seen)
- Valley Village (mentioned)
- Los Angeles (mentioned)
- Colorado (mentioned)
- Detroit (name seen)
- Nebraska
- California (name seen)
- United States of America
- North America
- Moon
- Earth
Notes
- This is the first episode to not feature Cameron Gellman as Rick Tyler.
- This is the first episode to feature Hunter Sansone as Cameron Mahkent.
- The credits at the end of the episode misspells Bobbie Burman as "Bobbie Berman".
- Bridget Chapel received her diploma from Keystone University, the home of Jay Garrick in the comics.[3]
- The creator of the Cosmic Staff, Ted Knight, is mentioned in the episode. In the comics, he was the first Starman.[3]
Gallery
Episode Images
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Pat tries to launch S.T.R.I.P.E.'s fist
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Title Card
