Zach and Sarah discuss the thirtieth episode of “Superman & Lois,” “Waiting For Superman.” We talk rushed pacing, where Superman keeps his costume, who lived and who died, and Animaniacs!
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Zach and Sarah discuss the twenty eighth episode of “Superman & Lois,” “All Is Lost.” We talk Lucy flashbacks, parenting techniques, Elvis, The Fifth Element, and more! So journey with us back to Smallville for these new adventures of Lois & Clark and Always Hold On To Superman & Lois!
Zach and Sarah discuss the fifteenth episode of “Superman & Lois,” “Last Sons of Krypton.” We talk our incorrect predictions, if the first season finale lived up to the high bar set by the rest of the season, that implications of that last scene, Legends of the Hidden Temple, and more! So journey with us back to Smallville for these new adventures of Lois & Clark and Always Hold On To Superman & Lois!
Zach and Sarah discuss the fourteenth episode of “Superman & Lois,” “The Eradicator.” We talk “Smallville” references, if the Cushings will stay or go, the action/drama balance of this episode, and more! So journey with us back to Smallville for these new adventures of Lois & Clark and Always Hold On To Superman & Lois!
This summer I took on the endeavor of watching the iconic Superman television show, “Smallville.” In college, I watched the first three seasons of the show, but unfortunately, life got in the way. Recently, the inspiration hit me to revisit “Smallville,” and I’m so glad it did.
Superman saves the world, and saves his family when “Superman & Lois: The Complete First Season” releases on Blu-ray and DVD on Oct. 19, 2021 from Warner Bros.
Watching “Superman and Lois” (almost) every week always rekindles my inspiration. I’ve been a prolonged Superman fan for over two decades and this show just adds to my obsessive spirit for the Man of Steel and all related characters.
“Superman and Lois” on The CW continues to be utterly perfect by simply letting the story progress at an organic pace. It’s led by prolific acting and intense story dynamics that toe the line of reality through a fictional lens. However, that’s where the genius comes into form, due to passion, and the attention to detail from the writers. Even the actors once seen as a role being portrayed are the characters in every aspect.
Lois Lane actress, Elizabeth Tulloch, took to Twitter Monday sharing an image of the “Superman & Lois” script stating that all series actors have landed in Vancouver.
During a Q&A for the “Superman and Lois” panel at DC Fandome, Superman actor Tyler Hoechlin explained what it was like to put on the Superman suit for the first time.
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