One of the things I love about this show is the inclusion it always strives to have as a theme. No matter what else is going on, everyone is accepted and loved (unless you're the bad guy). Even then, the good guys believe there is good in everyone so they don't kill. I think the theme of inclusion is solid because, hey, Supergirl, J'ohnn, and Brainy are aliens and there are others sprinkled throughout the show. Alex is a part of the LGBTQ Community. Now we have Dreamer who is Trans and also and a part of the LGBTQ Community along with her roommate, Yvette. I think it's amazing that the writers composed an episode that focused on this Community and the challenges that they face. They need a special kind of Superhero and understanding. And no one knew what Dreamer and her Community was going through... the pain and misunderstanding until this episode. It was important so that the fandom knew her better. And it is painfully clear from the reviews I'm reading here that there is a lot of hate that is still directed at the LGBTQ Community, which is EXACTLY why episodes like this are necessary. How sad that so many of you hold so much hate in your heart. This is still Supergirl with her amazing friends and family... Supergirl the show with its love, optimism, hope, and inclusion for ALL. Why would any of you want anyone to be left out of such a beautiful "Dream".
Review of Reality Bytes
