Its been all quiet on the Western front with DC Universe's last live action show to be released from phase 1. The last official statement from anyone involved with the show came all the way back at New York Comic Con where DC Entertainment Chief Creative Officer Jim Lee said they were still very excited about the show but were working out some last minute kinks. Inside sources to Stargirl.tv have hinted that the show is continuing to be edited to fit a broadcast television format. When we asked sources at Warner Brothers about a possible move to The CW, the only thing we found out for sure was that this was "inaccurate". What is going on with Stargirl? Where and when are we going to be able to view it?

One piece of news that does seem to be developing is episode titles for the show have been discovered by Twitter user, Thomas Polito:

• Brainwave
• Brainwave Jr
• Hourman & Dr Mid-Nite
• Icicle 
• Justice Society of America 
• Pilot
• S. T. R. I. P. E
• Shiv Pt 1
• Shiv Pt 2
• Stars and S. T. R. I. P. E Pt 1
• Stars and S. T. R. I. P. E Pt 2
• Wildcat

Noticeably, there are only 12 titles not 13. Could Hourman and Dr. Mid-Nite be two episodes? The episodes titles are listed alphabetically because the official order is unknown. Stargirl.tv is working to get the order as we speak. Regardless of this news, and January being less than two months away, isn't it about time for DC Universe to start revving up the excitement? A trailer? More photos, something?

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It's been a big week for Stargirl and nothing has even really changed. A rumor about the show moving to The CW was raised, the rumor went a little wild, then after reaching out to our sources, we discovered the rumor was just a rumor. That said, we did discover something new for Stargirl which is amazing! Geoff Johns' production company, Mad Ghost Productions has an Instagram account. The Instagram is pretty young, really only been posting since September but the images on there are beautiful!! Two images stand out to us, the first is of an old Chevrolet with the hashtag #StarRocketRacer. It is a little difficult to see who's driving but our best guess is Luke Wilson's Pat Dugan! The second image that really makes a statement is the Justice Society of America's famous table! You won't miss it! Check out some of the images below and be sure to follow Mad Ghost Productions on Instagram!

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Today, in an article/podcast on Collider.com, Jeff Sneider, author of the article and entertainment reporter, let out a rumor that Stargirl is actually going to be on The CW rather than DC Universe streaming app. If true, this would likely shed light on DC Entertainment's Chief Creative Officer, Jim Lee's comments from New York Comic Con. At the convention, Lee spoke glowingly about the show and the efforts that Executive Producer Geoff Johns has made bringing this show to life. One section of his statement did stand out to us though:

We are still working on a few kinks, but we will share that information going forward.

Moving the show to The CW would require the show to be re-edited so that the show's content could fit into broadcast television format. Could these be the "kinks" that Jim Lee was talking about? See the tweet that sparked this rumor below:

At this point this story remains just a rumor. Stargirl.tv has reached out to Warner Brothers as well as representatives at The DC Universe but have not received a statement. Keep it locked here for all new developments.

UPDATE: A source close to the show has reached out to let us know:

This information is inaccurate.

Our feeling is that there might be some more developments possibly in the future but for now, all we can say for certain is that CW taking Stargirl is inaccurate.

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In terms of the main man at DC ... no not Lobo, but the main creative guru at DC Entertainment, you can't get higher up than Jim Lee! Jim took over the CCO (Chief Creative Officer) position after Geoff Johns left to start his own production company in 2018. The two, however, remain close as Mad Ghost Productions, the company Johns created to produce shows like Titans and Stargirl, continue to work together on DCU properties. So when you are looking for top info on DCU creative properties, Jim Lee is THE GUY! In a press only event at NYCC, Jim spoke to a room full of reporters about the future of the DCU streaming service. When it came to the next live-action show, Jim gushed about Stargirl. Here's what he had to say:

Geoff Johns has been hard at work on Stargirl. They have completed principal photography. The season is done, it's on track to debut in 2020. We are still working on a few kinks, but we will share that information going forward. I am very very excited for this show, it's got a lot of heart. Obviously, it focuses on Stargirl, a teenage girl who found powers, but it also introduces a new version of the Justice Society. Basically you get to see these old members of the Justice Society and then you get to see these kids become new members. It's really exciting to see how Geoff is merging the old with the new and moving the mythology forward. There will be a lot there to unpack for any DC Fan!

Just hearing from Jim about his opinions on what Stargirl is going to bring to the table makes us think this show is going to have something for everyone! Can we fast forward to Christmas and then debut Stargirl already?

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