I'm not lying when I'm saying this portrayal of superman is honestly THE most comic accurate one to date . It's a perfect combination of the jovial reeve superman and the more serious Cavill superman, which is how superman is in the comics. Never thought I'd see this dude become my top superman portrayal .
Would you say that the DCAU Superman (as in the one created by Bruce Timm that tied in with Kevin Conroy Batman) is just as comic book accurate as this iteration?
As a Cantonese speaker, let me applaud how Tyler handled his Cantonese line. I understood what he said straight away and the way he said it was kinda adorable! Love it!
"The American Way?" "I think someone's just trying to get me to admit I was raised here." He saw right through her and it was absolutely brilliant. This interview needs to be shown to anyone who asks who and what Superman is all about. I love this show so much.
I also love that they took ‘the American way’ and used it as fodder for Lois’ interview with Superman instead of a statement on his ideology. As many of you know, Superman renounced his American citizenship years ago in the comics to reflect his stance on world unity.
Actually this makes sense for this version of Lois to love Clark first. She's not impressed, by the 'Hero Stance', her dad's a General, and she's often at odds with him. Clark seems to very grounded, and that is the type of guy Lois would look for
I think they pushed that a little hard though. I'm fine with her falling in love with Clark but the "I'm not impressed" attitude she has with Superman in that episode seems to be pushing the angle further than it needs to be. I'm assuming that at this point in time, the people of Earth aren't accustomed to superpowered people or aliens.
This is the most adorable scene ever. Clark’s face drops when she says she’s in love with someone else but he finds out it’s him the way he perks up. The fact that he now knows that she’ll always love him for the man behind the mask, his true self, not love him just because he’s Superman ♥️
It's not that his face dropped, more so he paid attention with suspense. They were dating, so he knew it was a 99% chance it was him, but even if you are 99% sure, until you are absolutely certain, that 1% chance you're wrong will bother you until you know with absolute certainty.
Lesser known superman powers are his brain. He has a near perfect memory, and even though he is only around 20s here, with his thinking and reading speed he has potentially hundreds if not thousands of years of studying time done. You can do this too, with skill share... Jokes aside ,hes one of the smarter DC heroes. Writers tend to prefer making him punch stuff though.
To be honest no disrespect to all the other's but this superman and lois relationship seems actually genuine and real and practical instead of a conclusion that is always jumped to.
Try the 90s live action series as well (if I remember correctly, it took awhile for Lois and Clark to get together. And Clark was a bit of a dork even as Superman. It was pretty good)
@@JTDK1981 I remember that one very well but this one still is better this one actually has depth from beginning to end it shows not only how they fell in love but why they gave it a story instead of a conclusion that is always jumped to their love story is actually a story this time
The last 2 seasons of Smallville sells a very solid relationship between them too. It's pretty much a Lois & Clark series in Metropolis. When she finds out about his secret, they were already in a relationship. It was her idea to make Clark pretends to be an introvert so he could blend in without people getting any suspicious of him for being so "athletic". She is part of what Superman one day would come to be.
@@journeym4n-l5s True but here's the thing it took wayyyyyy to long for them to be official and they got into a relationship on the very last season, the show really dragged and took it's time to much time!
@@attrennux0000 one incident after Supes passed out by kryptonite exposure, Bruce performed surgery on him with a kryptonite scalpel to use his brain's processing power to augment the batcomputer. Clark never did understand how come the batcomputer was working so much faster after that and why Bruce quietly written off the $50,000 computer
"All of them" referencing Superman learning every language on Earth...shows his respect for humanity and his need to see the human experience through the eyes of the people he protects. THIS is the Superman story that I was waiting to see! Little lines like that. THIS Superman is smart...and quick and not the sometimes slow to catch on guy that previous iterations seemed compelled to portray in order to not have Superman's powers be simply nullify every threat in seconds.
It only makes sense that he speaks every language. How embarrassing would it be if he flew to China for what he thought was an emergency only to find out it was a minor issue because the tone he heard sounded like great distress.
I like the fact that, from what we've seen so far in the show, Lois has never bullied Clark around. She shows him respect from the get go, never really teases him about being a farm boy, and it seems she fell in love with him pretty quickly too. She's a great humble person.
It has become time worn and a bit out of character for Lois to ignore Clark and obsess over Superman, as seen with The Death Of Superman animated film they're going with the newer approach, which leads to better stronger dynamics.
When Janet says "right, the guy with the glasses", I really like that line for a couple reasons. 1) It shows how Janet, and presumably other people, focus on the glasses. That speaks to whether they work as a disguise. 2) Lois loves the guy with the glasses, not the guy who can lift mountains.
@@jamesrawlins735 Yessirrr! I want both to thrive, man. Henry Cavill needs more of that vintage Superman treatment!!! Both Tyler and Henry deserve love.
This show..Im not saying this lightly, this show has probably my favorite adaptation of Superman outside the comics. He just..hes Superman. His look, his mannerisms, he talks like I would imagine Superman would talk. This show and this actor deserve way more attention.
Lois saying she was in-love with Clark and loved his "dorky" side was just so wholesome. My family and I who were binge watching this series while eating pizza just tilted our heads and said "AWW.." AT THE SAME TIME! I seriously love this series and how it tackles not only Superman having a family, but also the meaning and machinations of what being human and a family is.
Lois loving Superman but thinking Clark was a dork, etc comes from the comics and was pretty much consistent in almost every version of these characters up until recently . Seeing it in reverse here is refreshing.
@@zenituragaming5043 wouldn’t be so sure. The first time they saw each other was when he used is heat vision to cauterize a wound. She KNEW he was Clark Kent when he arrived at the Daily Planet.
It was a bad movie but Superman IV did have one similar twist - Mariel Hemmingway's character was in love with Clark rather than Superman (as opposed to Lois)
Whoever it was that suggested that they use the Max Fleischer suit is the MVP. It looks amazing. I’m getting serious Golden Age vibes from it. I’m gonna watch the cartoons when I get home 😃
The Max Fleischer Superman cartoons and the 90s Superman are still the best. The JSA cartoon was quite good but I didn’t pay much attention to them because they weren’t focused only on Superman. I’m just itching for a new Superman cartoon with the same art style and feeling like the Fleischer or the 90s version.
Yeah, that was a great choice. Any of the "classic" logos (except maybe the really early triangular ones) could have worked, just to get a feel that this scene was in flashback. But the black background really sets this one apart.
The evasion from trying to be labeled as explicitly American is well executed. It's not just in line with more modern comic incarnations, it characterizes Superman as more of a man serving the people's interests instead of any nation's. He's a hero, not some Blackwater mercenary with superpowers.
I like to think that while Superman is universal, Clark Kent the Kansas farmboy has deeply American characteristics and maybe patriotism, in that "new deal Democrat/Eisenhower Republican" way. No need for a flag on the property, but just by the way he carries himself and working for the fourth estate
@@utubrGaming Maybe, but I think the version we see in this clip shows us a Superman who has traveled all over the world before establishing himself as a reporter and as Superman. The graphic novel Superman: Birthright had him travel the world and gain a better appreciation of human life; during this time he also learns about honnoring one's ancestors from an African human rights activist amid tribal conflicts, wearing symbolic clothing, and fighting for human rights. In any case, I like the idea of Superman being inspired by the good in humanity rather than by a specific American political ideology.
0:45 Yeah, a lot of people forget that Superman is actually really smart. Seriously, he has an eidetic memory and genius-level intellect. How come I feel like I'm the only one that knows that?
@Rōnin forgot or biased towards batman? Remember in the justice league cartoon where he tells superman to get over being controlled by darkseid and he's portrayed as being absolutely right? Batman telling others to get over something is pure hypocrisy.
I'll never get tired of watching this. I love the end where Superman has an obvious inner monologue of, "Keep your cool, keep, your cool." It's so perfect.
One of the best Superman scenes ever filmed. The exchange between Lois and her producer, and Tyler's perfect subtle reactions... it's funny, it's romantic, it's smart. It's wonderful.
Can we appreciate the fact that this Lois was in love with Clark at the same time he fell in love with her, and the fact that she has no cliché fascination whatsoever about Superman, and the fact that Clark told her the truth in a short period of time?(I'm assuming from this episode flashbacks). This is a perfect C&L story, they cut out all the annoying parts of the past versions LOL
@@michaelmcdonnell3905 I like this reversal. Every news outlet saw Superman as a headline grabber (clickbait), while Lois was focused on stories that mattered at the street level. This also removes her title as "Superman's girlfriend" and as a obvious target for enemies.
@@thatHARVguy It's a see it to believe it kind of thing. While he keeps a secret identity to keep enemies from hurting his love ones Lois always get herself in trouble all the time. MOS and S&L were going with the newer approach of her loving the man behind the suit which leads to better stronger character dynamics.
Wasn't a fearful look, more like a suspenseful look. Overhearing your girl saying she's in love but not explicitly hearing it's you makes you want to confirm it.
I love it when Lois falls in love with Clark rather than Superman. Superman is easy to “fall in love with.” Its like falling in love with Zeus, but an infinitely nicer version. Falling in love with clumsy, dorky Clark? That in my view is true love.
@@Sharon-zj2gp this makes me so stressed because basically every great line has been improvised by her 😔😔😔 they better allow her to have more creative control over this character
@@Sharon-zj2gp there’s been a couple. You know the scene where she’s screaming at Jonathan and she yells get out of my face? That was also improvised by her
@@shakethatnose Oh okay. Still, I think she has a good amount of creative control considering all the lines they’ve let her improvise. She also has a say in Lois’ outfits. The show has a great team!
I dont know what's cuter? Lois and Clark's relationship in this show or there back and forth bickering turn into true love in Smallville. Gosh I'm filled work so much moshy goshy emotions right now. I love them!!
In a line-up, I would not have picked these two to play these roles. I cannot get over how perfect they are in them. Larger than life, yet both are so relatable and down-to-earth. It doesn't hurt that their acting is first-rate too.
@@manuel_sotelo7798 Superman & Lois is half-developed by HBO and not a part of the CW's Arrowverse, despite using the same main 2 actors. It has a bigger SFX budget and no obligations for a crossover, which I've seen make really messy CW episodes. The show creators said they wanted to start from scratch and make their own story using the actors from the CW's Arrowverse/Supergirl show, but these aren't the same Clark Kent and Lois Lane. It's a completely different multiverse story and any incidental characters popping in from other CW shows are confirmed to exist in only THIS universe. Bottom line: Superman & Lois is its own thing.
@@imogenonscreen8054 I do admit of the other DC universe shows on the CW, Arrow was probably the best, although I really only loved the first two seasons. After that I'm not as impressed, but compared to the other CW shows it is superior. I'm hot and cold on Lucifer - sometimes it just doesn't know what it wants to be. I do like the character (Tom Ellis is great), but ultimately it's a crime procedural - and if you exclude the fact that it's Lucifer helping solve the crimes, it's not necessarily the best crime procedural.
@@jamesrawlins735 Star Girl is good too For me in order it goes : 1 - Superman and Lois(Great) 2 - Star Girl(Good - Great) 3 - The Flash(S1-2 Great, S3-7 decent - subpar) 4 - Arrow(S1-3 Great, S4-8 decent - subpar) 5 - LoT(S1 decent, S2-6 decent - great) 6 - Gotham(decent) 7 - Black Lightning(decent) 8 - Supergirl(subpar, Great casting but subpar writing)
small but really well done scene by all the actors. Especially when it clicked to her asking about him having super hearing. The writers at the CW are doing a great job with this series.
His intellect is a super power. It’s rarely mentioned but Karl-el has like a 10th level intellect, he’s a super genius. Hence why he can speak every language and is great at math. Brains and brawn.
As a Marvel fan, i absolutely LOVED this show. This is an amazing scene and hoped to see more of this Superman AND Lois in the future. Maybe even in the big screen
Superman is a real humanitarian worldwide. In this episode he spoke Cantonese. A few episodes before this one, he spoke Spanish. I love this character!
This is an interesting take on the story; usually, Lois is _at least_ a little flirtateous with Superman, even if she and Clark are "collogues with chemistry". Here, she flat out _rejects_ Mr. Perfect and Goes for thee Sweet "geek". I may not think the actors look the part, but I *seriously like this version* of the Clark/Lois story. Second favorite after the "Frienemies to Friends to End-game" of _Smallville._
The show was developed more like an HBO Max show, but it airs on the CW... and the two lead characters were spun off from Supergirl show, which started on CBS then moved to the CW... so it's all relative
@@MedalionDS9 that's not true. HBOMax has no affiliation with superman and lois. at least not until their alleged ongoing co-finance deal for season 2 kicks in or not. this is all CW.
@@Animagladius Clark's debut appearance on Supergirl was the only decent cameo he had before he was made into a walking plot device dedicated to kissing Kara's ego and acting useless so Supergirl could look better. The CW did not treat Superman well until this show. Same with Lois, great performance and chemistry but they kept giving her little feminist lines like Clark getting paid more when apparently he didn't get paid overtime and she is more renowned than him but the writers couldn't resist. There clearly was something going on behind the scenes for Superman and Lois to be made this well. Personally, I think a Superman fan/producer baited the CW boss with a bet that a Superhero show made for fans would destroy their other propaganda sh*t in the ratings including Batwoman and Supergirl and the boss fell for it and gave the go-ahead. I honestly don't understand after years of the CW treating Superman like crap, they then turn around and give us a quality, well-written, well-cast, Superman show made for the fans... this 180 baffles me, though I'm not complaining.
this is the type of chemistry i want in james gunn’s superman. when i watched this scene for the first time, i felt my heart actually start pumping because i literally felt how clark was feeling here. *thats* the magic i wanna see in james gunn’s superman
1:05 - 1:22 I love the fact that he doesn't say the american way here because it illustrates that America isn't the moral compass that other countries and people should strive to be like, that ideal example is Superman and his humanity that he exhibits. America isn't perfect and has made plenty of mistakes itself throughout the years and I love that Superman was eventually represented to inspire people everywhere not just in the USA, which is why in the comics he eventually started saying that he stood for truth, justice and the humane way since he wanted to help bring peace to everywhere not just in America. If that was the case he would never leave the United States to help in other countries, but he does to show that no matter where you come from or what race you are, we can and should try to help each other out to bring peace and some more unity in the world. Such a small moment that has more impact than you think since Superman is meant to represent the best of humanity even though he's an alien, not just the American people.
The US does have many problems like any other country. But Superman is an American made character created by two American young men of Jewish descent. While Jews were being persecuted in other parts of the world at the time of Superman’s creation, these two guys enjoyed the freedom and opportunity in America to conceive, create and popularize such a unique and special character that is now known throughout the world for largely being a beloved and powerful symbol of good in the world despite not being from this world. Only in America!
@@db4a superman stands for so much more. He stands for good in people and making him less American and more human Allows him to be a brighter symbol across the world. Just because cultures have characters doesnt mean others can't use them. You see spices out of Asia. Superman is global
I would love even more if he looked at her and then asked: Isn't that a little presunptous miss louis, thinking of the american way as the better way???
This was so awesome to see this little show cleaning up a few things about the Superman we know and love. They showed Lois trying to trick him into revealing that because he grew up in America, that made him an American superhero. But Superman has always protected people around the world. So proclaiming he was all about the American way was a little one sided. Good job show. 👍
I was cautiously optimistic about Hoechlin when he first appeared on Supergirl. There was a scene later in the episode where he saved a family from Corben's drone attack, then turned and gave the kid a little smile and wink before taking off. That one bit told me that he could be one of the best to ever wear the suit and Superman and Lois has only reinforced that belief.
To be fair he was raised as Clark, He was never raised as Superman. Similar to how Batman is the real personality and Bruce Wayne is the disguise. Clark Kent is the real pet and Superman is the disguise.
1:05 To all those pressed about Superman's new motto, "Truth, Justice, and a Better Tomorrow." Now wasn't the time to change it. That passed way before now.
One small detail I love about this scene, is that after they cut the interview everyone leaves to go talk to someone or do something and then you see Superman by himself. He looks alone. That’s the thing that gets missed about Superman. Is that he always asks and makes sure if everyone is ok but no one stops and asks if he is. Also Clark was right about having to learn languages he just processes the information faster and learns them quicker, he can still mispronounce them but not very often
Most best Lois Lane ever.. I like 'em all yet this actress has everything: Dark sultry sly sexiness healthy slender fit physique, integrity, highly intelligent very well educated professional journalist and investigator, things that would appeal to a guy like Clark Kent..
Superman is the best superhero for a lot of reasons but this shows how he's hella relatable as well. He's a dork trying his best and a pretty girl liking him still makes his heart flutter.
I thought Tyler would have been a cringe Superman but after giving the show a shot I couldn't be more wrong. Dude was a perfect fit and embody it so well.
Whoever wrote this movie is an incredible writer. I couldn't have imagined this series would be this Good! Everything including the way the actors screen play is just so wonderful!
I’ve been trying to figure out why I love this scene and this episode so much. I love that it flips what we’ve seen in other Superman adaptations - Lois loves Clark first and doesn’t care about Superman. But I think there is something deeper here - they just love each other! So many shows/rom coms have the couples fight and have misunderstandings before they reconcile, but don’t address the fact that they could treat each other that way in the first place. In this episode, we just see that they are truly in love, that they are a team - no contrived tension. Their deep connection is enough. Also, perhaps Superman is smiling so much because he’s seeing Lois at the top of her game while she’s interviewing him and he’s like “YEAH THATS MY LADY!!”
I love this show.I watched lois and clark.I watched smallville.This is the best representation of their love dynamic.true,it's updated but this story deserves nothing less.
I’m glad I took a chance and started watching the show and I’m glad I was wrong about it it’s a very very good show. The only issue I had with this episode at the end superman which they don’t give enough credit for is extremely smart he knows that his brother wants to turn him evil. And if that happens most likely the end result is going to be his family getting killed anyway. In the last two episodes he had and hard decisions to make Sam warned him what would happen and then this episode choose between his family dying right there or going with his brother. But I have faith in the end he’ll somehow snap out of this
Don't assume too soon, what if he has something up his sleeve that hasn't been revealed yet, maybe something his mother has told him or something else. The only loop hole that's there in this show is the fact that his non kryptonian suit(that his mother made) didn't burn.
@@souviksikdar1864 i’ve already thought of that he might be able to resist what his brothers doing to him and for them to believe that he’s on their side. As far as his suit goes I know they gave Kara material that he was wrapped in his ship and that’s what she made her Cape out of so maybe she use some of that material to make Clarks suit out of Who knows
Here's the thing, we don't actually know if Superman has turned evil. All we see Superman getting zapped with some sort of ray which I assume is the Eradicator at Edge's Fortress before his eyes light up red with an angry expression, with Lois's voice-over calling Henry Irons for backup suggesting she thinks he might have been turned. There is nothing in the promo that actually suggests Superman going evil apart from one menacing shot. But it's not like we haven't seen angry Superman before in the show.
@@jonarbuckle778 True we don’t know if he’s turned evil or not but I’m sure they’re going to be working on it.I definitely haven’t been disappointed with the show the cinematography is great along with the stories
After being subjected to the enormous pain of viewing an Overpowered emotionless battering ram in the Snyder Cut... Watching this absolutely beautiful portrayal of the true essence of Superman is more than a breath of fresh air 🙂♥️💐👍
I don't have anything against the man, but he seriously ruined the mainstream's perception on what Superman actually represents I'm so glad this show exists, fr
Those incarnation of Clark Kent/Superman and Lois Lane are the best i've seen since the Christopher Reeves's Superman movies, This show is so good and you should all watch it
This is such a cute scene. I would love to see more of them in the past :) You know, I'm a bit surprised that no one else tried to talk to him while he was sitting there alone
Tyler Hoechlin is such a great Superman/Clark Kent. He has charm, humour, kindness, anger and at the end of the day he’s just a nice guy overall He’s my all time favourite Superman-actor, no disrespect to Cavill, Reeve and other actors Until Gunn comes along with Supes Legacy, this is my Superman
I know I am a little late on this but the way Tyler is playing Superman like damn this guy just makes me feel so happy and safe like if I had kids this would be their godfather
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Clark finding out out of the blue his girlfriend actually LOVES him while trying to stay calm as Superman is the sweetest moment I've ever seen
2:34 His look of "what, me, I wasn't listening" just adds to it
0:46 😳I didn’t know he knew Chinese
I havent seen this series yet, but this scene alone make me want to watch it. This is superman not the other thing we got for the past 6 years.
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When she’s in love with your true personality and not your Chad Thundercock personality
Chad Thundercock. Lmao. 🤣
😂. chad thundercock
hehe. Chad Thundercock 👌
Was it really chad tho? He was acting nice
So does that make Jimmie Olson the Virgin?
I just love Lois' line about Clark 'he's dorky but I love him' that is so cute.
ikr I've replayed this part a few times
I'll bet that made Supes real happy.
@@somerandolad Why would Superman be happy he just found out Lois is in love with this Clark guy? hehe
Bitsie said she improv that part
@@alyssacharles1878 really? sounded just perfect for that scene
I'm not lying when I'm saying this portrayal of superman is honestly THE most comic accurate one to date . It's a perfect combination of the jovial reeve superman and the more serious Cavill superman, which is how superman is in the comics. Never thought I'd see this dude become my top superman portrayal .
Would you say that the DCAU Superman (as in the one created by Bruce Timm that tied in with Kevin Conroy Batman) is just as comic book accurate as this iteration?
I agree with every word. Episode 11 was everything in a nut shell, what the movies haven’t done.
@@lochness5524 I think he means in terms of live action portrayals
What about Smallville superman/Clark???
@@dreww304 I’m well aware of what he meant, but I’m asking if the same could be said for this version of the character
As a guy who speaks Cantonese, seeing superman speak Cantonese makes me feel good
does he pronounced it correctly?
@@haleyhale5168 yes he did
@@ForkJuuga good to know
lol
I guess you could say his pronunciation was super
As a Cantonese speaker, let me applaud how Tyler handled his Cantonese line. I understood what he said straight away and the way he said it was kinda adorable! Love it!
Tyler seems to be really good at pronouncing other languages. His Russian is quite solid too.
Also his spanish pronuntiation it's pretty good 😄😄😄
As someone raised with Mandarin, I don't know a damn thing.
@@SwordTunewell thats accurate (mandarin speaker in cantonese household) that is just how cantonese is to us LOL
I'm sorry but how? I still don't understand what he's saying? The pronunciation was terrible but I applaud him for trying.
"The American Way?"
"I think someone's just trying to get me to admit I was raised here."
He saw right through her and it was absolutely brilliant. This interview needs to be shown to anyone who asks who and what Superman is all about. I love this show so much.
And he didn't need x-ray vision.
Lois also successfully got Superman to admit he was raised in America
It’s a great reference to the old comics while also giving it a modern twist
@@didncozosksma4466I love it. I hope one of these days the modern Superman tagline becomes something like, "Truth, Justice, and a Better Tomorrow"
I also love that they took ‘the American way’ and used it as fodder for Lois’ interview with Superman instead of a statement on his ideology. As many of you know, Superman renounced his American citizenship years ago in the comics to reflect his stance on world unity.
Actually this makes sense for this version of Lois to love Clark first. She's not impressed, by the 'Hero Stance', her dad's a General, and she's often at odds with him. Clark seems to very grounded, and that is the type of guy Lois would look for
Yeah I guess I see what you mean
Grounded lol
I think they pushed that a little hard though. I'm fine with her falling in love with Clark but the "I'm not impressed" attitude she has with Superman in that episode seems to be pushing the angle further than it needs to be. I'm assuming that at this point in time, the people of Earth aren't accustomed to superpowered people or aliens.
Yeah just like her dead takes of at the first sign of danger
@@axebomber2108 I mean, yeah. He is the first superhero in most continuity, so it makes sense.
This is the most adorable scene ever. Clark’s face drops when she says she’s in love with someone else but he finds out it’s him the way he perks up. The fact that he now knows that she’ll always love him for the man behind the mask, his true self, not love him just because he’s Superman ♥️
Definitely! What made it even cuter was when he pretended that he wasn't looking when Lois turned around!!
In Lois & Clark (the Dean Cain Superman show) he said "Clark Kent is who I am. Superman is what I can do."
I think you meant "for the man with the glasses" 😂
@@arthuraguiar5382 Metaphorical mask.
It's not that his face dropped, more so he paid attention with suspense. They were dating, so he knew it was a 99% chance it was him, but even if you are 99% sure, until you are absolutely certain, that 1% chance you're wrong will bother you until you know with absolute certainty.
Lesser known superman powers are his brain.
He has a near perfect memory, and even though he is only around 20s here, with his thinking and reading speed he has potentially hundreds if not thousands of years of studying time done.
You can do this too, with skill share... Jokes aside ,hes one of the smarter DC heroes. Writers tend to prefer making him punch stuff though.
Good one XD
BWAAHAHAHAHA fuck you good one xD
Superman is one of the most intelligent beings in DC universe
I wish the shows and movies would use that more. Smallville used it a little
@@leigh-anjohnson Yeah they displayed his intelligence decently in the Smallville series. Multiple times demonstrated speed reading and perfect recall
To be honest no disrespect to all the other's but this superman and lois relationship seems actually genuine and real and practical instead of a conclusion that is always jumped to.
Try the 90s live action series as well (if I remember correctly, it took awhile for Lois and Clark to get together. And Clark was a bit of a dork even as Superman. It was pretty good)
@@JTDK1981 I remember that one very well but this one still is better this one actually has depth from beginning to end it shows not only how they fell in love but why they gave it a story instead of a conclusion that is always jumped to their love story is actually a story this time
The last 2 seasons of Smallville sells a very solid relationship between them too. It's pretty much a Lois & Clark series in Metropolis. When she finds out about his secret, they were already in a relationship. It was her idea to make Clark pretends to be an introvert so he could blend in without people getting any suspicious of him for being so "athletic". She is part of what Superman one day would come to be.
@@journeym4n-l5s True but here's the thing it took wayyyyyy to long for them to be official and they got into a relationship on the very last season, the show really dragged and took it's time to much time!
More like the most boring and unrealistic relationship of lois and clark.
Lois: How many Languages?
Superman: All of them.
Damn right he knows them all.
Yeah, kinda weird. Does he know Kazakh? Or Uzbek?
@@theencryptedpartition4633 yes
@@theencryptedpartition4633 well he is kryptonian and like any kryptonian they have better processing power than human and even supercomputers.
@@attrennux0000 one incident after Supes passed out by kryptonite exposure, Bruce performed surgery on him with a kryptonite scalpel to use his brain's processing power to augment the batcomputer.
Clark never did understand how come the batcomputer was working so much faster after that and why Bruce quietly written off the $50,000 computer
@@utubrGaming lol sounds like something bruce would do.
"All of them" referencing Superman learning every language on Earth...shows his respect for humanity and his need to see the human experience through the eyes of the people he protects. THIS is the Superman story that I was waiting to see! Little lines like that. THIS Superman is smart...and quick and not the sometimes slow to catch on guy that previous iterations seemed compelled to portray in order to not have Superman's powers be simply nullify every threat in seconds.
It only makes sense that he speaks every language. How embarrassing would it be if he flew to China for what he thought was an emergency only to find out it was a minor issue because the tone he heard sounded like great distress.
I like the fact that, from what we've seen so far in the show, Lois has never bullied Clark around. She shows him respect from the get go, never really teases him about being a farm boy, and it seems she fell in love with him pretty quickly too.
She's a great humble person.
It has become time worn and a bit out of character for Lois to ignore Clark and obsess over Superman, as seen with The Death Of Superman animated film they're going with the newer approach, which leads to better stronger dynamics.
When Janet says "right, the guy with the glasses", I really like that line for a couple reasons.
1) It shows how Janet, and presumably other people, focus on the glasses. That speaks to whether they work as a disguise.
2) Lois loves the guy with the glasses, not the guy who can lift mountains.
I didn't notice it back when the episode aired, but how Janet accepts that Lois could love Clark is telling.
seeing how ridiculously non toxic this comment section is makes me tear up. Supes fans are the best.
Thank you :3
A wholesome fanbase for an equally wholesome superhero, Superman would be proud
Wholesome indeed.
hey f u :)
What is there to be toxic about here?
Tyler is the best Superman since Christopher Reeves. He nails both Clark and Superman.
I like Henry Cavil - but I wish the writing were better for him
@@jamesrawlins735 Yessirrr! I want both to thrive, man. Henry Cavill needs more of that vintage Superman treatment!!! Both Tyler and Henry deserve love.
@@jazzyje Brandon Routh deserves love too especially now he’s kingdom come Superman too, can’t wait for him to get a show too
@@tiffanyroberts6460 Istg Brandon deserves so much better...
@@jamesrawlins735 Henry literally looks the part, I mean even his personality is pretty much clark kent type. But the writing was so bad.....
This show..Im not saying this lightly, this show has probably my favorite adaptation of Superman outside the comics. He just..hes Superman. His look, his mannerisms, he talks like I would imagine Superman would talk. This show and this actor deserve way more attention.
Exactly. He just feels kind. He feels like a guy I’d trust with my life
For real. He's so awesome.
@@nerdking1019 my mom has a crush on him
I like Henry Cavills superman better
@@autumnsparks7368 why? just curious
Love how Clark turns his head when he hears Lois talk about him and that she loves him even if he is dorky. As dork myself yeah we're good people.
We are man
@@ssf42069 Yes we are.
Agreed. Us dorks need love too.
@@derricksargent9980 Yes.
Hate to be that guy, but not all dorks are good people. Its not a rule xD Most dorks I know are envious, shitty people, so again, not all.
That is probably the weirdest way to find out someone loves them
or at least a part of them...
Its cute
I mean how many people have super hearing like superman 😂
@@tiagopatricio3805 true, but on the other hand, he also has a flirtatious connection in his Super form. It's good.
@@DgardsGaming never know some ppl can probably hear from that distance lol
Lois saying she was in-love with Clark and loved his "dorky" side was just so wholesome. My family and I who were binge watching this series while eating pizza just tilted our heads and said "AWW.." AT THE SAME TIME!
I seriously love this series and how it tackles not only Superman having a family, but also the meaning and machinations of what being human and a family is.
but... clark does dorky.... checkout the comics and anymovies he literally is dorky.. he really got it from jonkent.
@@machivaldemon ???
I like how in the the reeve superman, lois love superman not clark, but in this version lois love clark not superman
Lois loving Superman but thinking Clark was a dork, etc comes from the comics and was pretty much consistent in almost every version of these characters up until recently . Seeing it in reverse here is refreshing.
That's honestly a better dynamic I don't like the previous one I hate DCEU superman and lois but I love that she too loves Clark and not superman
@@GESSO217 I love it! That's how I would've wrote it.
@@zenituragaming5043 wouldn’t be so sure. The first time they saw each other was when he used is heat vision to cauterize a wound. She KNEW he was Clark Kent when he arrived at the Daily Planet.
It was a bad movie but Superman IV did have one similar twist - Mariel Hemmingway's character was in love with Clark rather than Superman (as opposed to Lois)
Whoever it was that suggested that they use the Max Fleischer suit is the MVP. It looks amazing. I’m getting serious Golden Age vibes from it. I’m gonna watch the cartoons when I get home 😃
The Max Fleischer Superman cartoons and the 90s Superman are still the best. The JSA cartoon was quite good but I didn’t pay much attention to them because they weren’t focused only on Superman. I’m just itching for a new Superman cartoon with the same art style and feeling like the Fleischer or the 90s version.
@@gagalover2k10 by the 90’s version do you mean Superman the animated series
@@lochness5524 yes
@@gagalover2k10 there was a JSA cartoon?
Yeah, that was a great choice. Any of the "classic" logos (except maybe the really early triangular ones) could have worked, just to get a feel that this scene was in flashback. But the black background really sets this one apart.
The evasion from trying to be labeled as explicitly American is well executed. It's not just in line with more modern comic incarnations, it characterizes Superman as more of a man serving the people's interests instead of any nation's. He's a hero, not some Blackwater mercenary with superpowers.
I like to think that while Superman is universal, Clark Kent the Kansas farmboy has deeply American characteristics and maybe patriotism, in that "new deal Democrat/Eisenhower Republican" way. No need for a flag on the property, but just by the way he carries himself and working for the fourth estate
@@utubrGaming Maybe, but I think the version we see in this clip shows us a Superman who has traveled all over the world before establishing himself as a reporter and as Superman. The graphic novel Superman: Birthright had him travel the world and gain a better appreciation of human life; during this time he also learns about honnoring one's ancestors from an African human rights activist amid tribal conflicts, wearing symbolic clothing, and fighting for human rights. In any case, I like the idea of Superman being inspired by the good in humanity rather than by a specific American political ideology.
@@El3ctr0Lun4yes it's amazing
0:45 Yeah, a lot of people forget that Superman is actually really smart. Seriously, he has an eidetic memory and genius-level intellect. How come I feel like I'm the only one that knows that?
Because batman fans will insist bruce is the smartest of the smarties and he makes clark like a grade schooler?
And then there are goku fans...
@@targetseeker Bruce Wayne is as smart as the *human* mind can get.
Clark’s extraterrestrial Kryptonian heritage is of a much greater intelligence.
@@tyshco2969 i know but some fans don't accept that.
@@targetseeker I guess.
@Rōnin forgot or biased towards batman? Remember in the justice league cartoon where he tells superman to get over being controlled by darkseid and he's portrayed as being absolutely right?
Batman telling others to get over something is pure hypocrisy.
I'll never get tired of watching this. I love the end where Superman has an obvious inner monologue of, "Keep your cool, keep, your cool." It's so perfect.
One of the best Superman scenes ever filmed. The exchange between Lois and her producer, and Tyler's perfect subtle reactions... it's funny, it's romantic, it's smart. It's wonderful.
Can we appreciate the fact that this Lois was in love with Clark at the same time he fell in love with her, and the fact that she has no cliché fascination whatsoever about Superman, and the fact that Clark told her the truth in a short period of time?(I'm assuming from this episode flashbacks). This is a perfect C&L story, they cut out all the annoying parts of the past versions LOL
It feels outdated to have Lois ignore Clark and obsess over Superman.
@@michaelmcdonnell3905 I like this reversal. Every news outlet saw Superman as a headline grabber (clickbait), while Lois was focused on stories that mattered at the street level. This also removes her title as "Superman's girlfriend" and as a obvious target for enemies.
@@thatHARVguy It's a see it to believe it kind of thing. While he keeps a secret identity to keep enemies from hurting his love ones Lois always get herself in trouble all the time. MOS and S&L were going with the newer approach of her loving the man behind the suit which leads to better stronger character dynamics.
@@thatHARVguy Superman appears as an urban legend like TAS, The Blur in Smallville and Man Of Steel in his drifter years.
This interpretation makes Lois not look superficial and shallow, and it makes the relationship between them more complex and genuine
The way Superman turns his head when Louis says she's in love with somene else...
Who's Louis?
@@r0bw00d i know, sorry, i meant Lois
he was like
superman: (ooh no no no no no no no don't say it please don't)
Lois: it's Clark
superman: (I DID IT, OMG I'M ROCKING)
Exactly 😂😂
@@reddeath8503😂
Gosh Tyler is so endearing as Superman esp when he smiles in that dorky way
2:14 The fearful look on his face
2:21 the Pikachu face
2:31 cute happy face
Wasn't a fearful look, more like a suspenseful look. Overhearing your girl saying she's in love but not explicitly hearing it's you makes you want to confirm it.
I love it when Lois falls in love with Clark rather than Superman. Superman is easy to “fall in love with.” Its like falling in love with Zeus, but an infinitely nicer version.
Falling in love with clumsy, dorky Clark? That in my view is true love.
A kind of love that runs deeper than large biceps.
Hey, I am Clumsy.........and I don't have a Boyfriend. You may have a point. 🤣😂🤣
wow, way to go clark. What a beautiful twist on a classic dynamic....Clark put superman in the friendzone, who would've thought?
at least until louis discovers the truth...
@@tiagopatricio3805 Yes Louis gonna be pissed
@@BGatts666 her name is "Lois"
@@RuanAntunes7 We're talking about Louis here.
Lmao
I know he’s dorky, but I love him 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😂😂
Bitsie Tulloch (Lois’ actress) actually improvised that line!
@@Sharon-zj2gp this makes me so stressed because basically every great line has been improvised by her 😔😔😔 they better allow her to have more creative control over this character
@@shakethatnose I wouldn’t say so. Has she improvised any other lines?
@@Sharon-zj2gp there’s been a couple. You know the scene where she’s screaming at Jonathan and she yells get out of my face? That was also improvised by her
@@shakethatnose Oh okay. Still, I think she has a good amount of creative control considering all the lines they’ve let her improvise. She also has a say in Lois’ outfits. The show has a great team!
0:44 oh my fucking god. I didn't expect to hear superman speaking in my mother tongue. And its kinda accurate too. I can die happily
I dont know what's cuter? Lois and Clark's relationship in this show or there back and forth bickering turn into true love in Smallville. Gosh I'm filled work so much moshy goshy emotions right now. I love them!!
"Do you think she could sleep through me smothering her with a pillow?" A line I remember from their bickering in Smallville 😁
Their bickering in Smallville made that show legendary, Tom Welling and Erica Durance are geniuses!
In a line-up, I would not have picked these two to play these roles. I cannot get over how perfect they are in them. Larger than life, yet both are so relatable and down-to-earth. It doesn't hurt that their acting is first-rate too.
This show is pure art and a love letter to superman
im going to wait until its done to watch i have zero faith in the CW
@@manuel_sotelo7798 Superman & Lois is half-developed by HBO and not a part of the CW's Arrowverse, despite using the same main 2 actors. It has a bigger SFX budget and no obligations for a crossover, which I've seen make really messy CW episodes. The show creators said they wanted to start from scratch and make their own story using the actors from the CW's Arrowverse/Supergirl show, but these aren't the same Clark Kent and Lois Lane. It's a completely different multiverse story and any incidental characters popping in from other CW shows are confirmed to exist in only THIS universe. Bottom line: Superman & Lois is its own thing.
I only see snippets of this show, but each time, they kick me in the face in the best way.
And Everytime they kick me I am smiling
Best DC show on the CW by far - only other good DC show is Gotham
@@jamesrawlins735 Arrow was pretty good so is Lucifer which is technically a DC show.
@@imogenonscreen8054 I do admit of the other DC universe shows on the CW, Arrow was probably the best, although I really only loved the first two seasons. After that I'm not as impressed, but compared to the other CW shows it is superior. I'm hot and cold on Lucifer - sometimes it just doesn't know what it wants to be. I do like the character (Tom Ellis is great), but ultimately it's a crime procedural - and if you exclude the fact that it's Lucifer helping solve the crimes, it's not necessarily the best crime procedural.
@@jamesrawlins735 Star Girl is good too
For me in order it goes :
1 - Superman and Lois(Great)
2 - Star Girl(Good - Great)
3 - The Flash(S1-2 Great, S3-7 decent - subpar)
4 - Arrow(S1-3 Great, S4-8 decent - subpar)
5 - LoT(S1 decent, S2-6 decent - great)
6 - Gotham(decent)
7 - Black Lightning(decent)
8 - Supergirl(subpar, Great casting but subpar writing)
small but really well done scene by all the actors. Especially when it clicked to her asking about him having super hearing. The writers at the CW are doing a great job with this series.
This is just...perfect. The way their dynamic can still be seen despite this being in the early days of their relationship is just spot on
He turned his head 😂 when lois said she is in love with someone else....... Awwww the expression and the lois said clark from the paper
His intellect is a super power. It’s rarely mentioned but Karl-el has like a 10th level intellect, he’s a super genius. Hence why he can speak every language and is great at math. Brains and brawn.
His dad was a renowned scientist on Krypton. Wouldn't be a surprise that he had some inherited smarts.
As a Marvel fan, i absolutely LOVED this show. This is an amazing scene and hoped to see more of this Superman AND Lois in the future. Maybe even in the big screen
Superman is a real humanitarian worldwide. In this episode he spoke Cantonese. A few episodes before this one, he spoke Spanish. I love this character!
This is an interesting take on the story; usually, Lois is _at least_ a little flirtateous with Superman, even if she and Clark are "collogues with chemistry". Here, she flat out _rejects_ Mr. Perfect and Goes for thee Sweet "geek". I may not think the actors look the part, but I *seriously like this version* of the Clark/Lois story. Second favorite after the "Frienemies to Friends to End-game" of _Smallville._
Is this really a CW show? I mean there's no man hate and the writing is really impressive. The whole truth justice line was bloody perfect.
They even included the American way.
The show was developed more like an HBO Max show, but it airs on the CW... and the two lead characters were spun off from Supergirl show, which started on CBS then moved to the CW... so it's all relative
@@MedalionDS9 that's not true. HBOMax has no affiliation with superman and lois. at least not until their alleged ongoing co-finance deal for season 2 kicks in or not. this is all CW.
@@DarktronPvP And the characters of Clark and Lois were only introduced in later seasons, which were all only CW.
@@Animagladius Clark's debut appearance on Supergirl was the only decent cameo he had before he was made into a walking plot device dedicated to kissing Kara's ego and acting useless so Supergirl could look better. The CW did not treat Superman well until this show. Same with Lois, great performance and chemistry but they kept giving her little feminist lines like Clark getting paid more when apparently he didn't get paid overtime and she is more renowned than him but the writers couldn't resist.
There clearly was something going on behind the scenes for Superman and Lois to be made this well. Personally, I think a Superman fan/producer baited the CW boss with a bet that a Superhero show made for fans would destroy their other propaganda sh*t in the ratings including Batwoman and Supergirl and the boss fell for it and gave the go-ahead.
I honestly don't understand after years of the CW treating Superman like crap, they then turn around and give us a quality, well-written, well-cast, Superman show made for the fans... this 180 baffles me, though I'm not complaining.
this is the type of chemistry i want in james gunn’s superman. when i watched this scene for the first time, i felt my heart actually start pumping because i literally felt how clark was feeling here. *thats* the magic i wanna see in james gunn’s superman
1:05 - 1:22
I love the fact that he doesn't say the american way here because it illustrates that America isn't the moral compass that other countries and people should strive to be like, that ideal example is Superman and his humanity that he exhibits. America isn't perfect and has made plenty of mistakes itself throughout the years and I love that Superman was eventually represented to inspire people everywhere not just in the USA, which is why in the comics he eventually started saying that he stood for truth, justice and the humane way since he wanted to help bring peace to everywhere not just in America. If that was the case he would never leave the United States to help in other countries, but he does to show that no matter where you come from or what race you are, we can and should try to help each other out to bring peace and some more unity in the world. Such a small moment that has more impact than you think since Superman is meant to represent the best of humanity even though he's an alien, not just the American people.
That is a great point. Lots of detail in the scene
The US does have many problems like any other country. But Superman is an American made character created by two American young men of Jewish descent. While Jews were being persecuted in other parts of the world at the time of Superman’s creation, these two guys enjoyed the freedom and opportunity in America to conceive, create and popularize such a unique and special character that is now known throughout the world for largely being a beloved and powerful symbol of good in the world despite not being from this world. Only in America!
@@db4a superman stands for so much more. He stands for good in people and making him less American and more human Allows him to be a brighter symbol across the world. Just because cultures have characters doesnt mean others can't use them. You see spices out of Asia. Superman is global
I would love even more if he looked at her and then asked:
Isn't that a little presunptous miss louis, thinking of the american way as the better way???
@@kaisteven5907 I dunno man some people would call that cultural appropriation lol
This was so awesome to see this little show cleaning up a few things about the Superman we know and love.
They showed Lois trying to trick him into revealing that because he grew up in America, that made him an American superhero.
But Superman has always protected people around the world. So proclaiming he was all about the American way was a little one sided. Good job show. 👍
"He`s the worlds most eligible bachelor"
Batman has joined the chat...
😂
Batman has sabotaged every single relationship he's ever had
Best One Night Stand, Maybe
@@kaicreech7336 Still...
I think Bats needs to tackle his baggage first, but considering said baggage is what makes him such a great hero I don't count on it, lol
Who knew that 2021 would bring us the best show EVER and that this particular iteration would be the best version EVER.
Superman is like "hey she likes me! Score!!"
Wow, Tyler Hoechlin is an actual inspiring Superman, not a neck breaking one. I love it!
Go dammit where is Kent when we need him he was an opportunity to interview superman
I wish 🤣
I wasn't sure about him playing superman until seeing him play Clark. He's really good
I was cautiously optimistic about Hoechlin when he first appeared on Supergirl. There was a scene later in the episode where he saved a family from Corben's drone attack, then turned and gave the kid a little smile and wink before taking off. That one bit told me that he could be one of the best to ever wear the suit and Superman and Lois has only reinforced that belief.
I never knew I needed the Fleischer suit in live action, but now that I have it, I love it.
I like he both looks super happy at the fact that she likes Clark but also really sad at the same time because she doesn’t like Superman 😂
From Lois's perspective she just found out that Superman might like her...and she unintentionally rejected him. But he was still sweet about it
His Cantonese was pretty good and it didn’t sound like a dub! Then again he is Superman.
I’m proud he spoke one of the main Chinese dialects :)
Ah Lois loving Clark over Superman. As it should always be.
0:11 I liked it how they got the live action of 1941 Fiescher’s Superman suit for the first time ever.
I think this is the first Lois to actually fall for Clark before Superman. Which is so sweet btw.
More like she completely resisted Superman's charm. The irony.
Smallville Lois fell in love with Clark first before finding out he’s the blur
This is one of my favorite scenes Tyler just sitting their listening 😅😂😂
Like the colors of Superman's costume; especially the S design. Great tribute to the Fleischer studios version of Superman.
5 mins of this could save Henry Cavill's Supes. Just some human interaction with the guy so people get a grasp on his personality.
I've maintained that the only thing wrong with Cavill's performance was the writing. Cavill really seems to love and understand Superman.
@@bigshow771 I like Cavill as a person and a Witcher. Could be true.
the problem is cavil is a horrible written superman .he has no character or any personalities. just a bland dull prop
@@bigshow771 what's written is all showed in the movie, so it's kinda big thing wrong
So funny that Superman gets shot down in a way for Clark, without her knowing their the same person lmao
To be fair he was raised as Clark, He was never raised as Superman.
Similar to how Batman is the real personality and Bruce Wayne is the disguise.
Clark Kent is the real pet and Superman is the disguise.
Superman his costume look like comic book that’s amazing 🤩
1:05 To all those pressed about Superman's new motto, "Truth, Justice, and a Better Tomorrow." Now wasn't the time to change it. That passed way before now.
I love this version other versions she don’t even pay Clark attention but yet he still dated her
One small detail I love about this scene, is that after they cut the interview everyone leaves to go talk to someone or do something and then you see Superman by himself. He looks alone. That’s the thing that gets missed about Superman. Is that he always asks and makes sure if everyone is ok but no one stops and asks if he is.
Also Clark was right about having to learn languages he just processes the information faster and learns them quicker, he can still mispronounce them but not very often
Tyler is so good as Superman, I'm loving it
I LOVED THIS ENTIRE SCENE SO GOOD!
Most best Lois Lane ever.. I like 'em all yet this actress has everything: Dark sultry sly sexiness healthy slender fit physique, integrity, highly intelligent very well educated professional journalist and investigator, things that would appeal to a guy like Clark Kent..
Love the fact this actress Elizabeth Tulloch as lois lane is being appreciated. She did a marvelous work
yes i totally agree. i thought the one from the Reeves superman movies would be impossible to beat, but this woman is just killing the role.
I love that she’s 20 years older then him
@@nerdking1019 Elizabeth is 6 years older than tyler i guess
@@Msg3010 something like that I just know he’s younger because he doesn’t age
Superman is the best superhero for a lot of reasons but this shows how he's hella relatable as well.
He's a dork trying his best and a pretty girl liking him still makes his heart flutter.
This show is so great! It's wholesome :)
tyler is so amazingly gorgeous and talented!!!
I would love to see more of Lois and Superman interacting before she knew who he was
I thought Tyler would have been a cringe Superman but after giving the show a shot I couldn't be more wrong. Dude was a perfect fit and embody it so well.
omg that Cantonese line at 0:46 is pretty goood
Dear gosh, I can't get enough of this episode. Tyler and Reeves are the best Live Action Superman.
I love tyler’s eyebrow. Its so expressive & looks like they do the talking.. it didnt make sense i know
If Clark and Kal were different people, Superman's look could mean "what does that human have that I don't have?" 😂
Superman wouldn’t think of another person “that human”, he doesn’t think he’s better than other people/humans…
@@WimpyKelv12 "If they were different people..."
@@breezy3392 Well, yes of course…
Whoever wrote this movie is an incredible writer. I couldn't have imagined this series would be this Good! Everything including the way the actors screen play is just so wonderful!
This isn’t a movie
2:44 Such a Perfect Shot my God
I’ve been trying to figure out why I love this scene and this episode so much. I love that it flips what we’ve seen in other Superman adaptations - Lois loves Clark first and doesn’t care about Superman. But I think there is something deeper here - they just love each other! So many shows/rom coms have the couples fight and have misunderstandings before they reconcile, but don’t address the fact that they could treat each other that way in the first place. In this episode, we just see that they are truly in love, that they are a team - no contrived tension. Their deep connection is enough.
Also, perhaps Superman is smiling so much because he’s seeing Lois at the top of her game while she’s interviewing him and he’s like “YEAH THATS MY LADY!!”
THIS is Superman.
I love this show.I watched lois and clark.I watched smallville.This is the best representation of their love dynamic.true,it's updated but this story deserves nothing less.
The music direction on this show is amazing.
I’m glad I took a chance and started watching the show and I’m glad I was wrong about it it’s a very very good show. The only issue I had with this episode at the end superman which they don’t give enough credit for is extremely smart he knows that his brother wants to turn him evil. And if that happens most likely the end result is going to be his family getting killed anyway. In the last two episodes he had and hard decisions to make Sam warned him what would happen and then this episode choose between his family dying right there or going with his brother. But I have faith in the end he’ll somehow snap out of this
Don't assume too soon, what if he has something up his sleeve that hasn't been revealed yet, maybe something his mother has told him or something else. The only loop hole that's there in this show is the fact that his non kryptonian suit(that his mother made) didn't burn.
@@souviksikdar1864 i’ve already thought of that he might be able to resist what his brothers doing to him and for them to believe that he’s on their side. As far as his suit goes I know they gave Kara material that he was wrapped in his ship and that’s what she made her Cape out of so maybe she use some of that material to make Clarks suit out of Who knows
Here's the thing, we don't actually know if Superman has turned evil. All we see Superman getting zapped with some sort of ray which I assume is the Eradicator at Edge's Fortress before his eyes light up red with an angry expression, with Lois's voice-over calling Henry Irons for backup suggesting she thinks he might have been turned. There is nothing in the promo that actually suggests Superman going evil apart from one menacing shot. But it's not like we haven't seen angry Superman before in the show.
@@jonarbuckle778 True we don’t know if he’s turned evil or not but I’m sure they’re going to be working on it.I definitely haven’t been disappointed with the show the cinematography is great along with the stories
@@romcapprotti7477 cinematography is look like movie style.
2:44 idk why i love this shit of clark cracking up through the tv so much 😂😂it’s just so creative
More of superman speaking different languages PLEASE !!
The Golden Age suit fits and looks more natural than the current one.
It was made by his mom Martha tho, so an upgrade was inevitable
I love this suit so much! I hope we get to see more of it in season 2
After being subjected to the enormous pain of viewing an Overpowered emotionless battering ram in the Snyder Cut... Watching this absolutely beautiful portrayal of the true essence of Superman is more than a breath of fresh air 🙂♥️💐👍
I don't have anything against the man, but he seriously ruined the mainstream's perception on what Superman actually represents
I'm so glad this show exists, fr
@@fansee1368 Then neither of you really paid any attention to Cavill's perfect performance. Sad.
@@Powerhaus88 The problem isn’t Cavill. He totally pull off dorky part of Clark Kent. The problem is Snyder.
Those incarnation of Clark Kent/Superman and Lois Lane are the best i've seen since the Christopher Reeves's Superman movies, This show is so good and you should all watch it
This is such a cute scene. I would love to see more of them in the past :)
You know, I'm a bit surprised that no one else tried to talk to him while he was sitting there alone
Tyler Hoechlin is such a great Superman/Clark Kent. He has charm, humour, kindness, anger and at the end of the day he’s just a nice guy overall
He’s my all time favourite Superman-actor, no disrespect to Cavill, Reeve and other actors
Until Gunn comes along with Supes Legacy, this is my Superman
Damn, this show surprises me. Didn't expect it to be so good. I don't think any scene from the CW shows has made me feel this way since smallville
I know I am a little late on this but the way Tyler is playing Superman like damn this guy just makes me feel so happy and safe like if I had kids this would be their godfather
The best Superman actor.