DC’s Stargirl returned for its third season, captioned “Pseudo-nemeses”, last week and the season debut followed through on the commitment that the season would be a homicide secret when the episode finished off with only that, a strange homicide. Steven Sharpe/The Card shark (Eric Goins) wound up dying external his trailer home with Cindy Burman (Meg DeLacy) remaining over the body with the strict conclusive evidence. In any case, with the season simply beginning, the secret of who killed The Card shark won’t be that simple to settle and Blue Valley has a lot of suspects for this bleak wrongdoing. In the current week’s episode, the JSA is working on it — and we’re separating precisely who could have had it out for The Player, too as who we can preclude by episode’s end.

Straight out of the door we have our great suspect for The Card shark’s homicide because of the last known point of interest: Cindy Burman. The JSA shows up at the location of the crime only minutes after the homicide and finds their freshest part remaining over the body, holding The Card shark’s firearm. She guarantees she didn’t make it happen and that the firearm just went off, however it’s an exceptionally dubious circumstance all around. Courtney Whitmore/Stargirl (Brec Bassinger) is leaned to trust her, however the remainder of the group not really. She eventually reaches the resolution that The Speculator’s PC is absent from the scene so whoever has it is likely the executioner — and up to this point, they haven’t had the option to track down that PC. Curiously, Cindy is by all accounts fairly got free from the wrongdoing, nonetheless, when the examination report returns that The Speculator was not shot. All things considered, fans just a tad of a shock toward the finish of the episode when it’s uncovered that Cindy does, as a matter of fact, have the PC.

Another excellent suspect is Richard Quick/The Shade (Jonathan Cake). As watchers found in the season debut, The Shade had a strained a conflict with The Player, one that uncovered that there’s an evil murkiness still inside The Shade. Sylvester/Starman (Joel McHale) and Pat (Luke Wilson) go to scrutinize The Shade, yet that trade likewise turns out poorly. It’s just later that Starman, alongside Courtney, goes to talk with The Shade that it’s uncovered that the previous bad guy has an explanation. He was at the cafe, working with the server to consummate her tea-production abilities.

The Containers likewise are suspects, however examining them hasn’t exactly begun vigorously at this time. The season debut saw Smasher (Neil Hopkins) standing up to Pat about why he didn’t take care of The Player and the current week’s episode opening showed that Smasher went to The Card shark’s trailer 12 hours before the homicide with purpose to cause damage, at the end of the day reconsidered it and left while never facing his previous partner. While that would appear as though a promising uncover, that doesn’t run Smasher or Paula/Tigress (Delight Osmanski) out yet. The finish of the episode uncovered that the Vessels are concealing something.

Proposed as a likely suspect, though an external one, in the episode is Solomon Grundy. Indeed, Solomon Grundy passed on in Season 2 and has stayed dead to the extent that anybody knows hitherto in Season 4 — that is really a sensitive point for Rick Tyler (Cameron Gellman) who has been taking a stab at all that to bring him back. Notwithstanding, the harm to The Player’s trailer needed to have been finished by a monstrous, strong figure, and Grundy positively possesses all the necessary qualities. Might he at some point without a doubt be alive?

The last potential suspect is one that the JSA itself hasn’t even thought of, however one that watchers of the show may as of now be pondering and that is Starman himself. Sylvester might be a legend, however he’s one that is positively a gnawed off his game. He’s resurrected with next to no genuine substantial clarification regarding the reason why to a daily existence that is particularly different. He’s likewise been placed in a circumstance where he is connecting with exactly the same enemies who killed him and his companions in general, with the exception of now those adversaries are being offered an opportunity to reprieve great. Additionally, he has killed before with an end goal to stop Eclipso. While Sylvester appears as though an improbable executioner, the best homicide secrets generally incorporate those far-fetched thinks so it merits keeping Starman on the rundown.