Fox Announces Leadership Shake-Up, Company Restructuring for Its Fox Entertainment Studio 
The Program: Netflix show exposes the dark side of America’s ‘troubled teens’ schools 
Nexstar Ordered to Sell WPiX-TV Station; Media Firm Vows to Fight New FCC Ruling 
Glastonbury’s first K-pop group is a reflection of years of Korean government strategy 
The ideal James Bond is an actor on the cusp of superstardom – as film history shows 
Sony Pictures, Apollo Global Reportedly In Talks to Jointly Bid for Paramount 
Scoop: Netflix depiction of Prince Andrew interview is a welcome addition to the journalism film canon 
Debate: The amorality of ‘Oppenheimer’ 
Early Hollywood was financed by Italian immigrants – as our new documentary shows 
Warner Bros Discovery Confirms Max Streaming Debut in Europe 
As ‘Oppenheimer’ triumphs at the Oscars, we should ask how historical films frame our shared future 
Back to Black: Amy Winehouse biopic reviewed by an alcohol expert 
Love, loss and tears – but also laughter: Belvoir’s compelling and skilful staging of Holding the Man 
BTS’ HYBE Agency Inks Deal With Universal Music Group for Distribution Rights, Weverse 
Kara Zor-El’s return to the small screen next year for “Supergirl” season 6 will mark Melissa Benoist’s final appearances as the Krypton-born superhero. On the bright side, the last installment is reportedly getting a longer run than the fifth season.
Why ‘Supergirl’ is ending after season 6
Since the series premiered on CBS in 2015 and on to The CW in the following years, a new season was released every October. That changes in 2020 because the production of “Supergirl” season 6 was one of the Hollywood activities affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, the Benoist-led show will not air until 2021.
That is also not the biggest change to happen in The CW’s lineup of superhero TV shows as it was confirmed “Supergirl” season 6 will be the final installment of the series. Reports are not clear on the exact reasons that led to the show’s ending since it could be the network's decision to cancel it or, in some cases, the decision comes from the showrunners when they feel like the story is already completed. The declining average viewership of the series cannot be denied. Its strongest season is still the first one after garnering an average of 9.81 million viewers. As for its fifth season, the number reportedly fell to 1.58 million average viewership.
‘Supergirl’ season 6 episode count
The CW has yet to assign a specific release date for “Supergirl” season 6 or any of the shows delayed to 2021. However, a premiere in the first half of the year could be possible as Deadline reported that filming is planned to begin next week in Vancouver.
The same report mentioned that the annual average viewership figures and production delays had convinced The CW, the producers, and Benoist to shoot for 20 episodes for “Supergirl” season 6. That is one episode longer than season 5, and could also be longer than the rest of the shows delayed to 2021.
‘Supergirl’ had ‘incredible impact’ on young girls, star Melissa Benoist writes
Benoist addressed the news of her show ending after “Supergirl” season 6 in a social media post by recalling how it made an “incredible impact” on young girls. The actress shared a behind-the-scenes photo of her with a big smile and wrote in the caption, “To say it has been an honor portraying this iconic character would be a massive understatement.”
Benoist continued, playing the role of Kara impacted her as well. “She’s taught me strength I didn’t know I had, to find hope in the darkest of places, and that we are stronger when we’re united,” the “Supergirl” season 6 star added.
