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DC’s Stargirl: Three Seasons, 39 Episodes, and a 7.7 Audience Score

DC's Stargirl ran three seasons and 39 episodes on The CW and DC Universe, created by Geoff Johns and starring Brec Bassinger. TMDB score: 7.7/10.

By mitch·4 min read
A young woman clad in a colorful costume stands upon a high roof beneath a sky filled with strange light.

DC’s Stargirl ran for three seasons and 39 episodes, first airing on 2020-05-18 and last airing on 2022-12-07. It aired on The CW and DC Universe, and Geoff Johns created it. Its TMDB audience score is 7.7/10 from 1192 votes.

Trailer, via TV Promos.

Courtney Whitmore and the Cosmic Staff

The premise comes straight from the source: Courtney Whitmore, a smart, athletic and above all else kind girl, discovers her step-father has a secret. He used to be the sidekick to a superhero. She borrows the long-lost hero’s cosmic staff and becomes the unlikely inspiration for an entirely new generation of superheroes.

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Brec Bassinger plays Courtney. Luke Wilson plays Pat Dugan, the step-father.

Wildcat, Dr. Mid-Nite and Hourman

The cast list is long and specific. Yvette Monreal plays Yolanda Montez, who becomes Wildcat. Anjelika Washington plays Beth Chapel, who becomes Dr. Mid-Nite. Cameron Gellman plays Rick Tyler, who becomes Hourman.

Trae Romano plays Mike Dugan. Amy Smart plays Barbara Whitmore, Courtney’s mother. Meg DeLacy plays Cynthia Burman, also known as Shiv. Alkoya Brunson plays Jakeem Williams.

Neil Hopkins plays Lawrence Crock, also known as Sportsmaster. Joy Osmanski plays Paula Brooks, also known as Tigress. Joel McHale plays Sylvester Pemberton.

Three Seasons and 39 Episodes

The run is the hard number here, and the source gives it plainly: three seasons, 39 episodes. It first aired on 2020-05-18 and last aired on 2022-12-07.

Fact Detail
Network The CW, DC Universe
Seasons 3
Episodes 39
First aired 2020-05-18
Last aired 2022-12-07
Score 7.7/10 (TMDB audience score, 1192 votes)

The source lists the genres as Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Action & Adventure and Drama.

Key facts
– Title: DC’s Stargirl
– Created by: Geoff Johns
– Network: The CW, DC Universe
– Seasons: 3
– Episodes: 39
– First aired: 2020-05-18
– Last aired: 2022-12-07
– Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Action & Adventure, Drama
– Score: 7.7/10 (TMDB audience score, 1192 votes)

What the Numbers Show

The score is the one figure here that needs care. It is a TMDB audience score, 7.7 out of 10, drawn from 1192 votes. It is not a critics’ score, and it is not a general rating. It is what a set of users on one site gave the show.

That distinction matters for how the show gets read. An audience score of 7.7 from just over a thousand votes is a decent sign of approval from the people who bothered to rate it. It is not a verdict on quality, and it does not say anything about how the show was received by critics or by the wider viewing public.

What the source does establish is the shape of the run. Three seasons, 39 episodes, a first airdate in May 2020 and a last airdate in December 2022. That is the whole record.

The show’s own synopsis puts kindness at the center of its lead. Courtney is described as smart, athletic and above all else kind. The staff she borrows belonged to a long-lost hero, and her step-father once served as a sidekick.

The cast is where the show’s reach shows. Bassinger, Wilson, Monreal, Washington, Gellman, Romano, DeLacy, Brunson, Hopkins, Osmanski, Smart and McHale are all named in the source. That is a dozen performers across three seasons.

The genres the source assigns are Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Action & Adventure and Drama. The show sits in all three at once.

A Borrowed Legacy, Three Seasons Long

DC’s Stargirl is a show with a clear premise and a short run. Three seasons and 39 episodes, from May 2020 to December 2022, on The CW and DC Universe.

The 7.7/10 from 1192 TMDB votes is an audience figure, and it should be read as one. It says a group of viewers rated the show well. It does not say the show was a critical favorite, and it does not say it was a hit.

What the record does show is a complete run with a defined beginning and end. That is the fact worth holding onto here, and it is the one the source actually supports.

Score: 7.7/10 (TMDB audience score, 1192 votes)

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