However, she wasn't fired, she was being moved to a (windowless) office. She hasn't exactly expressed any interest in writing or photography. Though she spends most of her time making their lives miserable, Cat genuinely cares about those who work for her.

The force on the front line against the Daxamites is formidable and female. Kara tries to brush off the similarities — because awkward conversations are 'Late Night With Seth Meyers' Examines Mike Pence's Swagger'Canada's Drag Race' episode 7 recap: The queens serve up…Theaters are closed, so these are the movies everyone is…Miley Cyrus Declares She Doesn't 'Belong To Anyone' In…Review: Sony's WH-1000XM4 Noise-Canceling Headphones Are the…Copyright © 2020 TVLine Media, LLC. )* Elsewhere in National City, Cat Grant gets hacked — and, thanks to Kara’s super-hearing, we learn that Dirk Armstrong, CatCo’s chairman of the board, masterminded the cyber-attack in an attempt to unseat Cat from her media empire.While James and Winn comb through Cat’s e-mail archives, searching for anything incriminating that the press might use against her, they stumble across monthly wire transfers that Cat has been sending to one Adam Foster — her * …that is, until Winn, James and Lucy present Cat with the very evidence she needs to get Dirk arrested, ensuring that Cat sits atop the throne for at least a while longer. Stars Weigh In on Series' Final FitzSimmons Twist — Plus, the Real Reason Behind…Greenleaf Creator Craig Wright Dissects the Series Finale's Major…Fox News Host Tucker Carlson Mispronounces Kamala Harris' Name…Joe Biden Picks Kamala Harris as Vice Presidential Running Mate In her regular life Kara Danvers works at CatCo, where she started out as CEO Cat Grant’s assistant. Check. As tasking as it is, she might miss being in that kind of role. By the end of Supergirl season 2, Cat revealed she knew Kara's secret all along, which put her mentoring of both Kara and Supergirl in a new light. Rhea's leading the Daxamites. Here's a thought — though she was in full Supergirl mode at the time, she did do very well on-camera in the message that disrupted Myriad. When Kara Danvers (Melissa Benoist) became Supergirl, she spent a year working for Cat Grant (Calista Flockhart) as her assistant while hiding the secret of her dual identity from Ms. Grant. The SuperFriends coming together to take down a CatCo adversary? It's basically an ideal work scenario.I wonder what Kara will decide that she wants to do at the media company?

Kara knows how to anticipate needs and help others. I had decided that Cat was probably going to find out that Kara is Supergirl by the end of the finale. Sooner or later, Cat Grant has to figure out that her employee Kara Danvers is really Supergirl. Then, Kara was free to take a little time off to figure out … Then, Kara was free to take a little time off to figure out what she wanted to do at CatCo in the future to further her career. Cat told her that she was promoted, and told her that all she needed to do was find a replacement assistant. This post contains spoilers for the March 28 episode of Supergirl, "Worlds Finest.". She has since struck out on her own, moving to National City and founding her own media conglomerate , CatCo Worldwide Media. Not only does Kara have her own space, but she basically gets to make up her own job. Cat Grant’s “A-ha!” moment regarding Kara’s real identity? I don't think she excels at social media. "Yes, I've been gone for a while, but I'm back," says Cat Grant to a live TV audience at a key moment in tonight's episode of Supergirl, titled "Resist." At the end of the episode, Cat packed up her assistant's things in her signature dramatic fashion. And yes, by the way, I'm probably going to keep quoting Cat Grant for obvious reasons. reserved.If you like TVLine, you'll LOVE our weekly newsletter. Cat Grant appears in the series Supergirl, portrayed by Calista Flockhart. Proving that she is just as observant as we all hoped she was, Ms. Grant confronts Kara with all of the strange “coincidences” that have aligned her with Supergirl in recent weeks.

Just as we had begun to wrap our heads around last week’s An intense face-off between Kara and Astra that gave way to one of the season’s most emotional scenes? When Cat goes toe to toe with Rhea, she says, "The future is female." Ironically, as a vigilante hero, she really is well-suited to being an assistant. All rights [16] [17] [18] She started out as Perry White's assistant at the Daily Planet, then became a gossip columnist.