Stargirl (TV Series)

For other uses of Stargirl, see Stargirl (Disambiguation).

Stargirl
Information
Showrunner	Geoff Johns
Executive Producers	Greg Berlanti Geoff Johns Sarah Schechter Greg Beeman (season 1) Melissa Carter (season 1)
Producers	Geoff Johns (season 1) Jennifer Lence James Dale Robinson (season 1) Trish Stanard (season 1) Rob Hardy (Wildcat) Joseph Zolfo (seasons 2-3) Carl Ogawa (season 3) Trina Renee (season 3) Taylor Streitz (season 3) Andi Armaganian (season 3)
Network	DC Universe (season 1) The CW
Time Slot	Mondays at 3:00 am (season 1; DC Universe) Tuesdays at 8:00 pm (seasons 1-2; The CW) Wednesdays at 8:00 pm (season 3)
Seasons	3
Episodes	39
Start Date	May 18, 2020 (DC Universe) May 19, 2020 (The CW)
End Date	December 7, 2022

“	I'm Stargirl... And that's my sidekick.	”
— Stargirl to Brainwave[src]

DC's Stargirl, or simply Stargirl, is a television series based on the DC Comics character, Stargirl.

The series is developed by Geoff Johns with him serving as showrunner. The first season premiered on May 18, 2020, on DC Universe and the following day on The CW. Following the conversion of DC Universe into a digital comic subscription service, the second was moved to The CW and premiered on August 10, 2021, with the name Stargirl: Summer School. The third season, titled Stargirl: Frenemies premiered on August 31, 2022, on The CW. During the airing of the third season, The CW announced that it would be the final season, and thus concluding Stargirl with 39 episodes on December 7, 2022.

Characters from Stargirl made a cameo in the Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover event through archive footage. Marc Guggenheim later confirmed that the series was created with the expectation to not participate in a crossover with other CW Arrowverse series. However, John Wesley Shipp, who portrayed The Flash on the 1990 Flash series and multiple characters on The Flash in the 2014 incarnation, appeared in the second season of Stargirl as Jay Garrick, reprising one of his roles from The Flash (2014).

Synopsis

Stargirl follows high school sophomore Courtney Whitmore as she inspires an unlikely group of young heroes to stop the villains of the past. This new drama reimagines Stargirl and the very first superhero team, the Justice Society of America, in an unpredictable series. STARGIRL is lovingly inspired by Johns' late sister, who was killed in a plane accident.

Main Cast

• Brec Bassinger as Stargirl (Courtney Whitmore) (seasons 1-3)
• Yvette Monreal as Wildcat (Yolanda Montez) (seasons 1-3) *
• Anjelika Washington as Doctor Mid-Nite (Beth Chapel) (seasons 1-3) *
• Cameron Gellman as Hourman (Rick Tyler) (seasons 1-3) *
• Trae Romano as S.T.R.I.P.E. 2.0 (Mike Dugan) (seasons 1-3)
• Jake Austin Walker as Henry King Jr. (season 1; guest season 2) *
• Meg DeLacy as Shiv (Cindy Burman) (seasons 1-3) *
• Neil Jackson as Icicle (Jordan Mahkent) (season 1; guest season 2; recurring season 3)
• Christopher James Baker as Brainwave (Henry King Sr.) (season 1; guest season 2)
• Amy Smart as Barbara Whitmore (seasons 1-3)
• Luke Wilson as S.T.R.I.P.E./Stripesy (Pat Dugan) (seasons 1-3)
• Hunter Sansone as Icicle Jr. (Cameron Mahkent) (seasons 1-3) *
• Nick Tarabay as Eclipso (season 2) *
• Alkoya Brunson as Jakeem Thunder (Jakeem Williams) (season 3; guest season 2) *
• Neil Hopkins as Sportsmaster (Larry Crock) (season 3; recurring season 1; guest season 2) *
• Joy Osmanski as Tigress (Paula Brooks) (season 3; recurring season 1; guest season 2) *
• Joel McHale as Starman (Sylvester Pemberton) / Starman/Sylvester Pemberton (Ultra-Humanite) (season 3; guest season 1; recurring season 2) *

Notes:

1. Yvette Monreal is only credited for respective episode appearances in season 2 and 3.
2. Anjelika Washington is only credited for respective episode appearances in season 3.
3. Cameron Gellman, Nick Tarabay, Alkoya Brunson, Neil Hopkins and Joy Osmanski are only credited for respective episode appearances.
4. Jake Austin Walker is credited as a series regular through 1x11 Shining Knight and returned to the main cast in 1x13 Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. Part Two.
5. Meg DeLacy is only credited for respective episode appearances in season 2.
6. Hunter Sansone is credited as a series regular from 1x02 S.T.R.I.P.E. onwards. However, Sansone is not credited nor appear in Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. Part One. Sansone is also credited for respective episode appearances in season 2, except for 2x02 Summer School: Chapter Two.
7. Despite being listed among the main cast, Joel McHale is credited with "special appearance" billing, and is only credited for respective episode appearances.

Notes

• Stargirl is the first DC Universe show to also air on The CW.
  • To free time for commercial breaks on The CW, the length of episodes in the first season varied between networks, with the ones on The CW often being shorter. This was no longer the case for season 2 and subsequent episodes, as they were written and produced with reference to The CW's schedules, and no longer premiered on DC Universe.

Gallery

Logos and Title Cards

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  Official Title Card for Season 1
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  Official Title Card for Stargirl: Summer School
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  Official Title Card for Stargirl: Frenemies
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  Official Logo

Seasons

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  Season 1
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  Season 2
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  Season 3