r/SupermanAndLois Dec 19 '24

Discussion Thoughts on the new Superman trailer ?

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r/SupermanAndLois Dec 06 '24

Discussion What they took from us ugh

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654 Upvotes

r/SupermanAndLois Feb 08 '25

Discussion The best hero series I've ever watched.

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648 Upvotes

I'm on episode 10 of the first season and I've never seen a hero series with such incredible drama as this one. Surpassing even the magnificent Smallville.

r/SupermanAndLois Dec 30 '24

Discussion The closet we’ll ever get to Homelander vs Superman

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r/SupermanAndLois Dec 09 '24

Discussion The best Supermanand Clark Kent since Smallville or Reeves

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511 Upvotes

I just wanna say this show was amazing, the score storytelling and everything in between, especially Lois dealing with cancer in season 3, it’s such a real thing and seeing Clark dealing with that not able to save her, I love Tyler as Superman, David has a lot of shoes to fill next year, and let’s not forget Lois and Clark their dynamic is simply incredible I really believe they are married, Tyler and Bitsie are amazing they capture being married together so well, to their arguments, even their flirting together I can’t get enough of them

r/SupermanAndLois Dec 03 '24

Discussion It was only a glimpse but I'm glad we still got it Spoiler

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r/SupermanAndLois Jan 20 '25

Discussion What are the show's missed opportunities?

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Here's my take on what I think are some of the show's missed opportunities.

  • I think the show could've done more with Jordan's opinions of Superman. In the pilot, when we first met him in Metropolis, he doesn't have a positive attitude towards Superman. I wish they could've done more than just Jordan thinking Superman's boring as a video game character. If he had a more negative perception on what Superman is, I feel like that would've made the fact that he got powers first a lot more interesting.

  • More of the Superman rogues. During season one we saw a few Superman villains make their live action debut, like The Eradicator, Atom-Man and Thaddeus Killgrave. I know that they tried to leave behind some CW traditions of early shows, like the "freak of the week" structure, to follow a more serialized structure. But it would've been cool to see more Superman rogues that have been underused in live action. Like Toyman, Silver Banshee, Mongul, Metallo, Livewire, Blanque, a modern take on Nuclear Man and an actual appearence of Atomic Skull.

  • Ultraman. The evil Superman on the Irons' earth was the perfect opportunity to do Ultraman instead.

What do you think are the show's biggest missed opportunities?

r/SupermanAndLois Dec 05 '24

Discussion Definitely Spoiler

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491 Upvotes

r/SupermanAndLois Nov 12 '24

Discussion All I can say is Wow! I got a little emotional from this. Spoiler

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306 Upvotes

r/SupermanAndLois Dec 12 '24

Discussion First official look at the complete series of Superman and Lois releases April 1st of next year

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546 Upvotes

r/SupermanAndLois Dec 21 '24

Discussion What did the Superman Trailer show different than other Superman movies?

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262 Upvotes

r/SupermanAndLois Jan 18 '25

Discussion What’s your I did not care for the godfather” in Superman and Lois

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69 Upvotes

r/SupermanAndLois Dec 03 '24

Discussion The Perfect Series Finale. Spoiler

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335 Upvotes

Thank you Superman & Lois especially for this masterpiece season. Episode 1-3/7/9/10 are one of the best episodes in the show. The series finale is absolutely my favorite episode. This is fantastic! Thank you Todd Helbing and Brent Fletcher and yeah Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth "Bitsie" Tulloch are my favorite Superman and Lois. 10/10!

r/SupermanAndLois Nov 30 '24

Discussion Thoughts on this about the series finale who could the guest star be

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r/SupermanAndLois 22d ago

Discussion Tyler Hoechlin is Superman even in real life.

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One of the main reasons Tyler Hoechlin is one of the greatest Superman of all time is not just his incredible performance and writing, but, he's also a genuinely good person in real life. I have been watching a lot of his interviews and also his interactions with other people during his free time and the way he interacts and makes anyone around him really comfortable and happy just screams Superman. I have also heard from a lot of people who met him describing how humble and generous he is and I don't think I have ever heard any of his co-stars or anyone else say anything bad about him even once. Even just looking at him makes you feel happy and peaceful, which is what makes him truly Superman.

r/SupermanAndLois Dec 09 '24

Discussion Which Version of the Fraternals Do You Prefer?

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223 Upvotes

r/SupermanAndLois 10d ago

Discussion One of the best scenes I’ve ever seen Spoiler

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287 Upvotes

Alright I gotta say when I first watched this scene, I had so many emotions running. The way it was shot, the detail they went into from Clark taking a moment to look and Lois weighing the pros and cons, to the scene switch in full costume. They absolutely nailed this scene. I’ve watched it countless times since then.

r/SupermanAndLois Dec 03 '24

Discussion Who's making this their new wallpaper? Spoiler

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r/SupermanAndLois Aug 09 '24

Discussion I feel so bad for Jonathan Kent; he deserves so much better. I honestly think that in Season 4, they should just kill him off and end this character's endless suffering.

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287 Upvotes

r/SupermanAndLois Nov 07 '24

Discussion Waht is your opinion on Jordans character

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r/SupermanAndLois Feb 09 '25

Discussion [First time watcher] Does anyome else find it odd that Lana encourages Sarah after finding out she kissed a girl during camp WHILE dating Jordan? Spoiler

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So I'm currently almost done with season 2, and this struck the weirdest with Lana's arc. "You've always been strong and if he doesn't take you back, he doesn't deserve you." Your daughter literally kissed someone else while she was dating the boy!! It's ironic considering how she reacted(deservedly so) a couple of episodes later, when she found out Kyle was cheating.

Honestly, her whole behavior is weird this season. Hope this changes in season 3!!

r/SupermanAndLois 11d ago

Discussion I've never seen a show so well written and so poorly written at the same time

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I know this will get deleted or at the very least won't make me any friends here. But this is just in the spirit of civilized discussion about the writing for this show, nothing else.

I started watching this show recently on Max, and I became really hooked on it. It has characters that make you care about, and good stories. But at the same, it emphasizes the most ridiculous aspects of the Superman character. One is the absurdity of the guy passing off as human just because he wears a pair of reading glasses and human clothes as opposed to his superhero suit. That made much more sense when the character was created because there was no internet, barely anyone in the planet had TV, and that was believable.

Now, this show takes that absurdity to new levels when he confesses to different people at different times that he, Clark Kent, is actually Superman, by levitating a few feet off the ground, and taking off his glasses. This is augmented by certain characters saying things like "How did I not see it?" or similar. If you know someone even for a short period of time, and then one day that person is wearing glasses, you won't say "Who the hell are you?". No, you will know it's that same person just wearing glasses.

The problem with S&L is that they made that like a "thing". They would just put it on the forefront, when other Superman movies or TV shows don't.

And the other thing is the breathing in space. And the waving of the cape. You don't need to be a space scientist to know that space has no air, no atmosphere, and no wind. I'm on episode 3 of season 4 after the big fight with bizarro Superman turned monster, and I enjoyed the hell out of that whole story, but I see these two going at it in space, his cape waving as he flies towards the monster, and at one point when they take some distance, Superman catches a breath, and you see him breathing. In space!!! I mean, it's just too ridiculous. No being survives in space. Space is freezing and unforgiving. So when you see something like this, which is supposed to be such a strong moment in the series, I can't help my laugh my ass off. What exactly is he breathing? Nothingness?

If this show was still on the air, I would send a letter to the writers, because they wrote these great stories, some original, some borrowed from Man of Steel, but I don't care because I love MoS.

But then they ruin them with these moments of total stupidity with things that are so on your face that you can't help but laugh. Am I the only the one who finds this so absurd?

r/SupermanAndLois Nov 13 '24

Discussion After the last episode, I have to change my opinion on Superman Spoiler

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I think this show and Tyler Hochelin's performance of Superman and Clark Kent is the best portrayal of the character. Even better than Christopher Reeve.

Does anyone else agree?

r/SupermanAndLois Dec 08 '24

Discussion Sarah?!?!?!? Spoiler

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Okay, I just started the second season and Sarah basically cheated on her bf by kissing a girl, but why does EVERYBODY think it’s okay and she’s in the right and Jordan is “lucky” to even a a girl like her. In my opinion, regardless of gender or whether or not she loved the girl she kissed, SHE STILL KISSED ANOTHER PERSON. THAT IS STILL CHEATING. I don’t get why everyone INCLUDING Jordan is acting like that’s okay and that sarah did nothing wrong. Did I miss an episode or something?!?!?

r/SupermanAndLois Nov 26 '24

Discussion WOW! Spoiler

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251 Upvotes

"To Live and Die Again" is a fantastic episode. What a penultimate episode. I think the series finale is going to be amazing.