Supergirl (TV Series) Episode: The Quest for Peace

"The Quest for Peace"
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Supergirl  Season 4: Episode 22
May 19, 2019
Directors	Jesse Warn
Writers	Robert Rovner Jessica Queller Rob Wright Derek Simon
Previous Episode	"Red Dawn" (May 12, 2019)
Next Episode	"Event Horizon" (October 6, 2019)

Just like your cousin. No matter how many times I stamp you out, you miraculously resurface with your glossy cape and your perfect hair.

The Quest for Peace is an episode of season 4 of Supergirl. It premiered on May 19, 2019.

Appearing in "The Quest for Peace"

Featured Characters:

• Supergirl (Merges with Red Daughter)

Supporting Characters:

• Eliza Danvers
• Lauren Haley
• Lena Luthor
• Lillian Luthor
• Kelly Olsen
• Red Daughter (Dies) (Merges with Supergirl)
• Superfriends
  • Alex Danvers
  • Brainiac 5/Querl Dox (Legion's Future)
  • Dreamer (Nia Nal) (Also in a vision)
  • James Olsen
  • Martian Manhunter (J'onn J'onzz)

Antagonists:

• Agent Liberty (Ben Lockwood)
  • Children of Liberty
• Kaznian Army (Destroyed)
• Lex Luthor (Dies)
  • President Baker
    • Sarah Walker
    • United States Secret Service
  • Eve Tessmacher
• Leviathan (Behind the scenes)
  • Margot (First appearance; unnamed) (Cameo)

Other Characters:

• Al
• Charlie
• George Lockwood (Cameo)
• The Monitor/Mar Novu (Unknown Universe) (Cameo)
  • Malefic J'onzz (First appearance; unnamed) (Cameo)
• Otis Graves (Appears only as a corpse) (On a TV or computer screen) (Cameo)
• United States Army (Cameo)
• Amertek Industries (Mentioned only)
• Department of Extranormal Operations (Mentioned only)
• Green Martians (Mentioned only)
• Kryptonians (Mentioned only)
  • Superman (Mentioned only)
• Olivia Marsdin (Mentioned only)
• Adolf Hitler (Mentioned only)
• Aristotle (Mentioned only)
• Bob Woodward (Mentioned only)
• Carl Bernstein (Mentioned only)
• Monty Python (Mentioned only)
• Socrates (Mentioned only)

Locations:

• Earth-38
  • Earth
    • Kaznia
    • United States of America
      • Collinwood
        • Lockwood Family Steel
      • Midvale
      • National City
        • CatCo Worldwide Media
        • L-Corp
        • Shelley Island
      • New Hampshire (On a TV or computer screen)
        • Portsmouth (On a TV or computer screen)
      • Washington, D.C.
        • White House
  • Argo City (Mentioned only)
  • Mars (Mentioned only)
• Phantom Zone (Behind the scenes)

Items:

• Black Kryptonite/Harun-El
• Claymore
• Green Kryptonite (Cameo)
• Kryptonite-Suit
• Lexosuit
• Transmatter Portal

Vehicles:

• Claymore Satellite (Destroyed) (Mentioned only)

Concepts:

• Alien Amnesty Act (Mentioned only)

Notes

• The epilogue of the episode is a prelude to Crisis on Infinite Earths.
  • The Monitor frees Malefic J'onzz from the Phantom Zone in order to test his brother, J'onn.
  • Lex Luthor is restored to life by the Monitor in order to use his genius mind during the Crisis.

Trivia

• The title is a reference to the movie Superman IV: The Quest for Peace where Lex Luthor's actor, Jon Cryer, portrayed Lenny Luthor.

See Also

• 4 Images from Supergirl (TV Series) Episode: The Quest for Peace
• Episodes of Supergirl (TV Series)
• Images from Supergirl (TV Series)
• Gallery for the Supergirl (TV Series) series

Recommended Media

• None.

Links and References

• None.

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