Synopsis:Clark encourages Lois to reach out for help after noticing her reaching a breaking point. Meanwhile, Jonathan finds himself in a dangerous situation. Lastly, Kyle encourages Sarah to audition for the musical revue at school.
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The first season will be 15 episodes, and air weekly on Tuesdays on The CW network at 6pm PT/8pm CT/9pm ET.
Superman & Lois is set to follow a slightly different streaming schedule to the majority of the other CW DC Comics shows. Shortly after episodes air, they will be available to watch for free with ads on CW Seed. Superman & Lois will not be available on Netflix, but it will be available on a yet-to-be-announced date after the season ends.
Wow, didnât expect such heavy topics brought up in a superhero show.
Got the water works going
It worked so well as a tie-in to the Superhero side of the show and the more grounded human side of the characters. Amazing.
Phenomenal acting from Elizabeth Tulloch as Lois. She deserves an award!
Great to see the bond between mother and son explored with Jonathan and Lois. Jordan Elsass also acted fantastically well with the emotional scenes.
I saw an interview with Jordan Elsass about how Jonathan internalizes things and that was perfectly exemplified during the wrench scene and how he acted when Lois said âIf youâre stressed or worried you need to tell usâ. Great stuff.
One of the best things about this showâs how believable characters actions feel despite if theyâre the incorrect answer. Between Jonathanâs recklessness and Kyle ditching on Sarah. They were both the wrong thing or mistakes to do but thereâs a level of understanding still given with the writing put into those situations.
Morgan Edgeâs reach is getting scary. I wonder how the rest of the story will go. If weâll cut to John Henry Irons on his own journey or see him closer to the end and focus more time with Morgan Edgeâs plot line. Canât wait !
I do like the shift theyâve build up towards. Seeing Jordanâs journey to become more responsible (hopefully) and Jonathan whose been the confidence one with everything going good in his life becoming insecure in his own self. Very interesting and âsuperâ glad they went into non-stereotypical routes with the characters on that end.
@NanoDeVice: Wow. that was a spot-on critique of Superman and Lois episode #8. I thought it was the best in the series so far, and my âwaterworksâ was also turned on by several scenes in the episode. Elizabeth Tulloch was amazing at her craft as an actor, as her emotions were stripped away in the therapy session scenes. A devastating subject to tackle on any TV show was deftly told here with heart, angst, and empathy by all the talented people who produce this series. And I completely lost it when Lois and Jonathan have that âheart to heartâ at the end of the episode. Lois had nothing to apologize for and Jonathan instantly knew that when he saw the pain in his motherâs eyes. It was a beautifully written and acted moment of bonding between mother and son. The life-affirming humanity of this show is incredible.
We learn more about John and his family and whatâs heâs been through and teased some other stuff about him.
Supes interrogates John doesnât work well. A fight with and X Kryptonian and Lex tryâs to stop him BvS style .
Jordan seems to be doing good. Nice moment with Sara in a fun musical moment. Sarah and her pops were having some nice moments but sadly fell apart as Lanaâs investigation goes further. I think Larr knows .
Sam preparing for the worst as now this earth has a 7734 unit.
And Lois big reveals with miscarriage which makes sense with the kryptonian DNA and all. A shocking reveal and a great look at Lois trying not be in trouble and want to handle it all break down because sheâs human and it doesnât make her weaker to break down like this. And John getting curious and leading to trouble as well. Just great moments for both of them. Very well done.
Now John is on his way to something and the Kentâs prepare for war.
Wonder if Nat will show up fun there earth at the end as a twist?
What Edges army for? Can the Kentâs win? Is this the last Fo John Henry Irons? All this and more Same uper Time Same uper Channel
This episode was so heartwrenching! The reveal of Lois having a miscarriage was so unexpected, and this is actually because of Crisis, Lois didnât have twins in the previous timeline so she wouldnât have been having a daugher.
What Jon went through this episode and how Lois helped him is the exact reason why Iâm fine with him not having powers, âWe are the extraordinary humans in a family of superpeopleâ, this quote is gorgeous.
Watched the latest 3 eps over the wknd, liking the show. Super glad to get Irons in live action. Best thing Iâve seen from the cw as far as writing and tone.
glad they went into non-stereotypical routes with the characters on that end.
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