I finally hit why the show is good. It is dramatic and not melodramatic. The relationships are real. People actually talk to each other and the adults act like adults. The kids act like kids. Jonathan and Jordan are the best brothers ever. Johns motivations make sense even though we know he is wrong.
Bitsie Tulloch is now my favorite Lois Lane. Erica Durance held that title for years and she's still an incredible Lois, but these writer's are really giving us a fully formed and complex woman that we don't see a lot. And Bitsie is delivering episode after episode. What an incredible performance, same goes for Jordan Elsass here and those two together are magic. The whole cast is incredible and these writer's understand these characters. It's just an absolute joy to watch.
oh yeah I loved Durance but I agree I think Tulloch has become my fave Lois even just for sheer acting ability (not saying Durance was bad, she was great at everything she did. this just a different show and different storylines). As you say, this is a Lois we haven't really had before while staying true to the character and Tulloch is superb in the role.
right!!!! also the writers are giving her the powerful woman - reported that knows her weakness and ask for help but she also know she can take care of herself something didn't work with iris west on the flash... like lois won't say "we are super" like iris with "we are the flash" she knows she is lois lain and amazing human.
In the second conversation Lois has with Jonathan at the end of the episode she tells him she got pregnant when the boys were around 18 months old. Yes, this was another great episode the emotional beats were on point. I would also like take my hat off to Jordan Elsass aka Jonathan. His reactions to being yelled at and dragged by his own mom was priceless. It makes you wonder if this was the first time in his life he has ever done anything to disappoint his mom or have his parents raised voices directed at him.
Elizabeth performance in this episode was great. All her different emotions were phenomenal. At least she did end up having that Natalie baby with John on his Earth
The whole episode was solid work by the cast but especially Elizabeth Tulloch. A nice peak into the more vulnerable side of Lois Lane that we often don't get to see much of in other media. Also underrated aspect of this episode is how the writers fleshed out Kyle's character a little more. We see he isn't just a jealous jerk, but that he has a genuine soft side to him as he helped encourage Sarah to audition but he definitely is battling some personal demons (like possible alcoholism) that is wreaking havoc on his family.
Agreed. She's fantastic. Probably my fave incarnation of Lois ever. Hope this episode gets noticed by Emmys or something and gives her an award as you say. :)
One of the things I loved about this episode was the fact it reminds you why the show is called Superman & Lois. On a character level, we truly see the human side and complexity of Lois Lane and why she’s such a tough mom/wife. Clark/Supes is definitely the alien side of the story but he also is someone who was raised on Jonathan & Martha Kent’s morals. The humanity is what keeps him grounded and to keep pushing. It reminds him of the hope to come. In this factor, I love that Lois is the hope for Clark to be human, even though he isn’t. She’s his universe. He’s her world. Perfect slice down the middle for both stories that end up intertwining. Elizabeth killed it. No cap. So did Jordan Elsass. The show gets better each episode and I don’t know how. I’ve been so surprised.
One more thing that I really love about this episode OMN1MEDIA is that once Tyler's Superman says the name Natalie he doesn’t says it again in front of Lois. He says that he understands where Irons comes from & I think he is referring to the fact both lost their child just at different points in their lives. Irons lost his kid due to Crisis & Tyler's Superman lost his before she was even born. Lois avoided that grief by doing as much work she can but for Superman it is even worse. Because billions look up to him he can't show that vulnerability he knows he has to inspire everyone but he can't necessarily do that while he is mourning. When Lois was reaching her breaking point he said she can tell him anything but at the same time he wouldn't always be there to help her, that she should reach out to someone who could help her. This show now has become my favourite live-action Superman show followed closely by Smallville, Lois & Clark with Supergirl & finally Superboy. Superman has been done better by T.V for the past 30 years than movies.
So true. I rewatched the episode today, the day after it aired, and the scene between Clark and Lois when they are talking on the phone hits so differently in context. The pauses before and after Clark says "Natalie" are just heartbreaking.
I seriously enjoyed this episode even though it definitely had me in the damn feels, like I was literally silently crying a river of tears running down my face, the whole entire cast and crew are just so damn incredibly amazing, especially all the actors in the show, I am super excited for E9 and I want it now damn it... Love this show
The conversation between Lois and Jonathan at the end gets me teared up every time. Such powerful acting, and the pain and fear of losing a loved one… makes you do and say crazy things. God this show is brilliant.
I can't believe I started thinking about iris in that momment, but iris would of been doing this on something way worse. And Iris would of been apologizing while also making john feel like a shit person
Heh. Lois shouting at Jonathan and you were looking like she was shouting at you! :) Another fantastic episode and yeah great acting too. Interesting the theory of kryptonian 'souls' is mentioned in the show now too. I'm still curious to know why that black suit Superman, didn't just ally with the kryptonians but actually started killing innocent people too. I just can't imagine 'our' Supes suddenly turning into a mass murderer. If anything he would turn on the kryptonians once they started killing. So something else must have turned him too. Something huge perhaps. And no I never bought into the Injustice Superman turning after being tricked into killing Lois and his unborn kid, if anything I would think he'd feel such guilt he'd exile himself off into space forever rather than become a killer himself and become everything Lois hated (and this black suit Supes never had Lois anyways). Anyways keen to see more. 8 episodes in and all have been great. :D By the way your Halo helmet thing doing a weird bit on the visor. :)
Every week I’m like, this show can’t get better & then at the end of each episode I’m like “I was wrong, it got better” Betsy was phenomenal in this episode as Lois, I think what this show does best is it doesn’t put its hero in situations that make him look stupid like you see on the flash, the flash is “the fastest man alive” but how many times have we seen him get hit & look up & the villain is gone... I’m like come on fastest man alive run & find them, dumb but they want Superman in a vulnerable position put him in a krptonite fight, it makes sense. Through 8 episodes they haven’t had a single stumble yet, keep it up 👍🏻
5:05 In that anger he was like, " PIKABOOOO I SEE YOU" when he turn his head horizontally to the right where the soilders are even when he can't see through it but they can.
I like how the last episode was Jordan focused and this episode was Jonathon focused. It is very balanced show, you get to see the perspective of both the superhuman and the human.
Your reaction to this episode is so similar to mine. Just deep breathes completely unprepared to be seeing the best acting almost ever in this cw superman and lois episode not even in a finale just art .
So my theory is potential right that he is putting their souls in human host. The acting on this show is always above other shows in the arrowverse, but this episode just showed that even more. Episode 7 was like the hype and action and episode 8 was the emotional side of all of that. This show is consistently good. I don't think we have a bad episode.
@Haydz Dayz Well like you said we don't have confirmation and we have more episodes left to explain further. I'll admit to jumping to conclusions but you can't say things aren't adding up
@@jorgecortes6273 and you didn't even say it's definitely correct. you said potentially right. And going by the info presented by the show so far yes it's a possibility. I not sure why Haydz seems to have an issue with it.
@@carn9507 Actually it says "potentially right" because I edited it shortly after I posted my comment. I think they replied in the unedited version because they are right, we do not have confirmation as of yet.
@@MalikBarrow16 IDK. Maybe it’s worse. Because Superman’a humanity doesn’t come from Lois. It comes from the Kent parents. So maybe the Kents never raised Superman.
Ive got to say that although flash is my favorite DC hero Im really enjoying this show and its take on superman. Really hoping they can keep it as good as they have been.
I don't know if you missed this, but it was said that our John Henry was missing, and presumed dead. That may not play a part this season, but I'm pretty sure there's a reason for not verifying his death.
In this episode Clark said he died 6 years ago under mystery circumstances :o Sounds like he's confirmed dead but how or why he died is a mystery. Maybe he was already onto Edge early on and was killed
Bruh, How in the hell did the CW get it's hands on something, SO FREAKING GOOD?!?? I almost don't want them to do anymore seasons, because I'm too scared they're gonna ruin it...
I want Natalie to find a way to this Earth, and for her to meet everyone. Then Superman and Steel go to the other Earth and fight the evil Superman together.
Letting Irons go is something that Superman would do...but the guy did sabotage nuclear power plants. Whatever reasons he had, that is a serious crime. How did the DOD let him go???
This episode was very emotional and I enjoyed it very much. Looks like we're getting a "Steel." Here's hoping that the evil superman is "Henry Hank Henshaw aka Cyborg Superman."
I love that conversation between Superman and Sam, but I still think he's a douche for the way he treats his family. Also, that backstory of Lois suffering a miscarriage is so sad and relatable to so many women in real life.
I'm pretty sure our Earth-Prime Superman is good because he has Lois. In the last episode, when he walks up to John Henry Irons to beat him up, we see the transition between him and evil Superman. And only when Lois said stop, he realized that he doesn't need to beat up John. Lois is his conscience in a way. The evil Superman never had Lois in his life, so that part of him is missing. At least I think that's one of the reason he's evil. P.S.: Bietsie and Jordan did an incredible job in this episode!
This episode kid a solidified to me that jon won’t get abilities, I think he’ll take after his mom. Plus if we had to go through more episodes of jon having trouble with his powers it would fee repetitive.
Lois isn’t my fav but after that episode I mean man woooww like shit the kitchen scene I expected her to take a belt off and start whoopin his butt lollll man this show is up there for the cw. Man the def need to keep everyone working on this show well paid. Who needs any of the other shows. Quality is the key not quantity.....I’d rather wait a week for this one show rather than have crap on every day of the work week.
great review again. I really think morgan edge is not morgan edge he is Zod or could be brainiac. I really think Jon will start to take a different turn after this episode it change him a near death experience, and what he saw . I was glad there was less Jordan because the last 7 episode were strongly on him. This show is great but the one think i would say is they really should not give Lana and her family a strong role they should focus on the kent family more.
This is another episode where I wish the actors for Jonathan, Jordan and Sarah were actually 14 instead of 20. Jonathan evoked a lot of emotion, but I think it would have hit even harder if we were looking at a 14 year-old.
@Haydz Dayz Except, they recognized him as Superman and weren't afraid, implying that he was a hero. In the comics, the only times he turned evil was because of Lois' death. So it's very likely that he was mind controlled or possessed.
@Haydz Dayz You're trying way too hard to shut down these theories. And technically there has been at least one version of Zod that did possess someone. Lex in Smallville. :P
@Haydz Dayz How am I looking too much into it ? There's a Superman who, all of a sudden, goes from good to evil with no apparent reason as to why. And at the same time, the theory of possession/mind control is introduced in the show. We aren't pulling this out of our asses, the idea is right there in the show. Also there has been cases of Kryptonian possession before.
I know Sam lane is a prick but think about how much of an advantage they now have in the possibility superman can't fight the kryptonians alone or worse turned. The other earth no one knew supermans weakness until it was too late. This can help them and clark even if he hates it he can at least see the big picture. That's what I like about clarks reaction to this over kara. Kara doesn't see the big picture and necessity of it in the scenario that she's incapacitated earth is in trouble. She only thinks about how it only affects her.
As much as I like the Brother's relationship and even Sara on occasion... the Cushing's storyline outside of at Edgecorp felt extraneous and unnecessary (aka the Singing bit)... at least for the moment after the revelation of last 2 eps
@@Roberto-to1li I do feel like the father will be a host. I'm not against it as I don't find the family annoying and Lana's story does actually seem interesting now that she's on board with Lois
I finally hit why the show is good. It is dramatic and not melodramatic.
The relationships are real. People actually talk to each other and the adults act like adults. The kids act like kids.
Jonathan and Jordan are the best brothers ever.
Johns motivations make sense even though we know he is wrong.
the "get out of my face" wasn't in the script, elizabeth is so good i love her
I believe that wasn’t in the script she added that in you can tell
@@johnowens2539 that’s what he said
"I'm FINE, Clark." (Guy who can take a nuke to the face without flinching knows when to WALK. AWAY.)
Bitsie Tulloch is now my favorite Lois Lane. Erica Durance held that title for years and she's still an incredible Lois, but these writer's are really giving us a fully formed and complex woman that we don't see a lot. And Bitsie is delivering episode after episode. What an incredible performance, same goes for Jordan Elsass here and those two together are magic. The whole cast is incredible and these writer's understand these characters. It's just an absolute joy to watch.
oh yeah I loved Durance but I agree I think Tulloch has become my fave Lois even just for sheer acting ability (not saying Durance was bad, she was great at everything she did. this just a different show and different storylines). As you say, this is a Lois we haven't really had before while staying true to the character and Tulloch is superb in the role.
I loved Erica, and now Bitsie equally
@@carn9507 Facts. Sometimes my love for smallville holds back the truth
right!!!! also the writers are giving her the powerful woman - reported that knows her weakness and ask for help but she also know she can take care of herself something didn't work with iris west on the flash... like lois won't say "we are super" like iris with "we are the flash" she knows she is lois lain and amazing human.
In the second conversation Lois has with Jonathan at the end of the episode she tells him she got pregnant when the boys were around 18 months old. Yes, this was another great episode the emotional beats were on point. I would also like take my hat off to Jordan Elsass aka Jonathan. His reactions to being yelled at and dragged by his own mom was priceless. It makes you wonder if this was the first time in his life he has ever done anything to disappoint his mom or have his parents raised voices directed at him.
Elizabeth Tulloch had by far, hands down best performance of any Lois Lane of all time.
100% agree!
I can't say that yet I really enjoy Erica Durance and Teri hatcher do really like her though
Yes I agree 100%
Elizabeth performance in this episode was great. All her different emotions were phenomenal. At least she did end up having that Natalie baby with John on his Earth
She is becoming my favorite Lois.
Watch her on Grimm if you haven’t. That’s how I discovered her.
@@robert_bbiii I guess, still dosent look like one
The strongest part of this ep was Elizabeth's acting for sure... and there was a lot of Batman v Superman references in the ending fight sequence
@@eastbluedrew1664 They might be fans of the look and aesthetic but the writing and characterizations are so different and so much better than Snyder.
@@JoseMiranda-gj4pq yeah definitely. Not all style, a shit ton of substance for superman and Lois.
The whole episode was solid work by the cast but especially Elizabeth Tulloch. A nice peak into the more vulnerable side of Lois Lane that we often don't get to see much of in other media.
Also underrated aspect of this episode is how the writers fleshed out Kyle's character a little more. We see he isn't just a jealous jerk, but that he has a genuine soft side to him as he helped encourage Sarah to audition but he definitely is battling some personal demons (like possible alcoholism) that is wreaking havoc on his family.
This show does the family aspect so well and that's why I love it so much! The performances this episode were especially amazing.
This show is so damn good. Lois and Jonathan were so good.
Bitsie's performance in this episode was Just phenomenal.
She deserves a damn award .
Agreed. She's fantastic. Probably my fave incarnation of Lois ever. Hope this episode gets noticed by Emmys or something and gives her an award as you say. :)
@@carn9507 facts
8:49 Not even Superman can save a kid from being yelled at by their mother.
God knows how many times I wished someone could save me from my mother.
Amen to that!
One of the things I loved about this episode was the fact it reminds you why the show is called Superman & Lois.
On a character level, we truly see the human side and complexity of Lois Lane and why she’s such a tough mom/wife.
Clark/Supes is definitely the alien side of the story but he also is someone who was raised on Jonathan & Martha Kent’s morals. The humanity is what keeps him grounded and to keep pushing. It reminds him of the hope to come. In this factor, I love that Lois is the hope for Clark to be human, even though he isn’t. She’s his universe. He’s her world.
Perfect slice down the middle for both stories that end up intertwining.
Elizabeth killed it. No cap. So did Jordan Elsass. The show gets better each episode and I don’t know how. I’ve been so surprised.
One more thing that I really love about this episode OMN1MEDIA is that once Tyler's Superman says the name Natalie he doesn’t says it again in front of Lois. He says that he understands where Irons comes from & I think he is referring to the fact both lost their child just at different points in their lives. Irons lost his kid due to Crisis & Tyler's Superman lost his before she was even born. Lois avoided that grief by doing as much work she can but for Superman it is even worse. Because billions look up to him he can't show that vulnerability he knows he has to inspire everyone but he can't necessarily do that while he is mourning. When Lois was reaching her breaking point he said she can tell him anything but at the same time he wouldn't always be there to help her, that she should reach out to someone who could help her.
This show now has become my favourite live-action Superman show followed closely by Smallville, Lois & Clark with Supergirl & finally Superboy. Superman has been done better by T.V for the past 30 years than movies.
So true. I rewatched the episode today, the day after it aired, and the scene between Clark and Lois when they are talking on the phone hits so differently in context. The pauses before and after Clark says "Natalie" are just heartbreaking.
Tyler Hoechlin, is quickly Turing out to be my favorite SM since Reeves.
this show honestly is just so good!
For real bro. I never knew a cw show could be so well written and cgi is good
I agree.
@@abelw9024 it because it an hbo max show
I’m glad there doing a great superman show been waiting for it a longtime
I seriously enjoyed this episode even though it definitely had me in the damn feels, like I was literally silently crying a river of tears running down my face, the whole entire cast and crew are just so damn incredibly amazing, especially all the actors in the show, I am super excited for E9 and I want it now damn it... Love this show
The conversation between Lois and Jonathan at the end gets me teared up every time. Such powerful acting, and the pain and fear of losing a loved one… makes you do and say crazy things. God this show is brilliant.
Lois: *Natalie*
Irons: Why did you say that name?!!
I was dieing when lois was screaming at Jonathan💀
I can't believe I started thinking about iris in that momment, but iris would of been doing this on something way worse. And Iris would of been apologizing while also making john feel like a shit person
@@surrotten3354 lmao true
Lois actor, lowkey perfected the mom anger
Meanwhile Clark is going " How many times have I had to save you Lois?"
I wanted to hug Jonathan and tell him she didn't mean that.
This show has some award winning acting.
Yes
this episode made me sob a lot, many times lol
Heh. Lois shouting at Jonathan and you were looking like she was shouting at you! :) Another fantastic episode and yeah great acting too. Interesting the theory of kryptonian 'souls' is mentioned in the show now too. I'm still curious to know why that black suit Superman, didn't just ally with the kryptonians but actually started killing innocent people too. I just can't imagine 'our' Supes suddenly turning into a mass murderer. If anything he would turn on the kryptonians once they started killing. So something else must have turned him too. Something huge perhaps. And no I never bought into the Injustice Superman turning after being tricked into killing Lois and his unborn kid, if anything I would think he'd feel such guilt he'd exile himself off into space forever rather than become a killer himself and become everything Lois hated (and this black suit Supes never had Lois anyways). Anyways keen to see more. 8 episodes in and all have been great. :D
By the way your Halo helmet thing doing a weird bit on the visor. :)
haha I accidentally left my chroma key filter on from my last live stream so that's why the helmet was freaking out! :P
Every week I’m like, this show can’t get better & then at the end of each episode I’m like “I was wrong, it got better” Betsy was phenomenal in this episode as Lois, I think what this show does best is it doesn’t put its hero in situations that make him look stupid like you see on the flash, the flash is “the fastest man alive” but how many times have we seen him get hit & look up & the villain is gone... I’m like come on fastest man alive run & find them, dumb but they want Superman in a vulnerable position put him in a krptonite fight, it makes sense. Through 8 episodes they haven’t had a single stumble yet, keep it up 👍🏻
5:05 In that anger he was like, " PIKABOOOO I SEE YOU" when he turn his head horizontally to the right where the soilders are even when he can't see through it but they can.
Mum Lois Lane shouting at me all angry and disappointed or being lasered by Superman. I know which one I would choose. LOL
Wow this episode was amazing I think the best episode of the series so far
Loved the little pitch meeting reference! Had me chuckling out loud.
I like how the last episode was Jordan focused and this episode was Jonathon focused. It is very balanced show, you get to see the perspective of both the superhuman and the human.
Your reaction to this episode is so similar to mine. Just deep breathes completely unprepared to be seeing the best acting almost ever in this cw superman and lois episode not even in a finale just art .
I loved this episode so much and Elizabeth Tulloch killed it this episode this is my favorite show! Keep up the great work Omni!
So my theory is potential right that he is putting their souls in human host. The acting on this show is always above other shows in the arrowverse, but this episode just showed that even more. Episode 7 was like the hype and action and episode 8 was the emotional side of all of that. This show is consistently good. I don't think we have a bad episode.
@Haydz Dayz True, but we don't have it. However, it makes sense. Not just because of what Derrek said but also Leslie.
@Haydz Dayz Well like you said we don't have confirmation and we have more episodes left to explain further. I'll admit to jumping to conclusions but you can't say things aren't adding up
@@jorgecortes6273 and you didn't even say it's definitely correct. you said potentially right. And going by the info presented by the show so far yes it's a possibility. I not sure why Haydz seems to have an issue with it.
@@carn9507 Actually it says "potentially right" because I edited it shortly after I posted my comment. I think they replied in the unedited version because they are right, we do not have confirmation as of yet.
...and here you are, years later, alone, in front of thousands. More power to you man! Great review
Props for not taking to long to upload 😆
I just love when he blocks people with his own body
I'm wondering if the DCEU quote from flash "Lois is the Key", is being used here. Seems like every evil superman is missing a lois in his life.
Injustice Superman lost Lois right before turning evil as well. It seems she is the key to his humanity.
@@MalikBarrow16 IDK. Maybe it’s worse. Because Superman’a humanity doesn’t come from Lois. It comes from the Kent parents. So maybe the Kents never raised Superman.
Fun Fact John Henry Irons will be getting a redemption arc.
Ive got to say that although flash is my favorite DC hero Im really enjoying this show and its take on superman. Really hoping they can keep it as good as they have been.
i don't know what's "almost there", but i think his universe was terminated by anti-monitor 4:45
After this episode i dont believe Johnathon is gonna develop powers at least not the next couple of seasons
I LOVED the ep so much
Oh cool. I did show choir too in HS! This was an amazing episode!!! 😍
This makes me miss it haha
Who enjoys superman and lois?
Elizabeth is an amazing actor man
The hammer gave it away for me I was beginning to think it was a mash up!
Awesome review brother, I look forward to your reaction/reviews!
I don't know if you missed this, but it was said that our John Henry was missing, and presumed dead. That may not play a part this season, but I'm pretty sure there's a reason for not verifying his death.
In this episode Clark said he died 6 years ago under mystery circumstances :o Sounds like he's confirmed dead but how or why he died is a mystery. Maybe he was already onto Edge early on and was killed
I love this family so much!!
Bruh, How in the hell did the CW get it's hands on something, SO FREAKING GOOD?!?? I almost don't want them to do anymore seasons, because I'm too scared they're gonna ruin it...
Not gonna lie, worried about the same thing! lol
I want Natalie to find a way to this Earth, and for her to meet everyone. Then Superman and Steel go to the other Earth and fight the evil Superman together.
Love your reaction! I’m a new subscriber!
Aww thank you! :D
Bitsie tulloch had me on the floor this episode
Question if the Captain Luther made the jump to their world what about the evil superman who was with him?He could have made the jump too
Morgan Edge is Zod. ;)
Letting Irons go is something that Superman would do...but the guy did sabotage nuclear power plants. Whatever reasons he had, that is a serious crime. How did the DOD let him go???
This episode was very emotional and I enjoyed it very much. Looks like we're getting a "Steel." Here's hoping that the evil superman is "Henry Hank Henshaw aka Cyborg Superman."
Well, we did get an "Eradicator" of sorts. And we've already got a Superboy. So yeah, I think a Cyborg Superman is in the cards.
Finally watched this episode and man, I balled almost the entire episode
It was hard not too! There was so much happening this episode that I had to cut a lot of my sobbing lmao
@@Omn1Media I balled again just watching the scenes during this reaction🥺😭🤣
I got teared up again editing it lmao
I love that conversation between Superman and Sam, but I still think he's a douche for the way he treats his family. Also, that backstory of Lois suffering a miscarriage is so sad and relatable to so many women in real life.
I'm pretty sure our Earth-Prime Superman is good because he has Lois. In the last episode, when he walks up to John Henry Irons to beat him up, we see the transition between him and evil Superman. And only when Lois said stop, he realized that he doesn't need to beat up John. Lois is his conscience in a way. The evil Superman never had Lois in his life, so that part of him is missing. At least I think that's one of the reason he's evil.
P.S.: Bietsie and Jordan did an incredible job in this episode!
Great video. And I hope there is a great big ending fight
This episode kid a solidified to me that jon won’t get abilities, I think he’ll take after his mom. Plus if we had to go through more episodes of jon having trouble with his powers it would fee repetitive.
I think the red was the dark mater wave from crisis right ? Or a red sun 😅
I was thinking the same, but then I’m like: why did it transport them and not delete them if it was the anti matter wave :o
didnt see the end yet but looks like evil superman will appear as he was holding on to the ship
Lois isn’t my fav but after that episode I mean man woooww like shit the kitchen scene I expected her to take a belt off and start whoopin his butt lollll man this show is up there for the cw. Man the def need to keep everyone working on this show well paid. Who needs any of the other shows. Quality is the key not quantity.....I’d rather wait a week for this one show rather than have crap on every day of the work week.
How in the ever-loving fuck, did The CW make this? They make The "power of love defeats the villain of the week and big bad" Flash for god's sake
great review again. I really think morgan edge is not morgan edge he is Zod or could be brainiac. I really think Jon will start to take a different turn after this episode it change him a near death experience, and what he saw . I was glad there was less Jordan because the last 7 episode were strongly on him. This show is great but the one think i would say is they really should not give Lana and her family a strong role they should focus on the kent family more.
I wonder if the evil superman will show up and we have a good vs bad fight finale
This is another episode where I wish the actors for Jonathan, Jordan and Sarah were actually 14 instead of 20.
Jonathan evoked a lot of emotion, but I think it would have hit even harder if we were looking at a 14 year-old.
Just came here to redeem my "like the video before watching it" ticket
Clark never goes down a dark path in the other Earth he is possessed by a Kryptonian probably Zod which the big reveal of the season
@Haydz Dayz Except, they recognized him as Superman and weren't afraid, implying that he was a hero. In the comics, the only times he turned evil was because of Lois' death. So it's very likely that he was mind controlled or possessed.
@@nightwhelmed yeah that's what I think too. That other Superman was good at some point til something turned him into a stone cold killer.
@Haydz Dayz You're trying way too hard to shut down these theories.
And technically there has been at least one version of Zod that did possess someone. Lex in Smallville. :P
@Haydz Dayz How am I looking too much into it ? There's a Superman who, all of a sudden, goes from good to evil with no apparent reason as to why. And at the same time, the theory of possession/mind control is introduced in the show. We aren't pulling this out of our asses, the idea is right there in the show. Also there has been cases of Kryptonian possession before.
Eradicator.
This show is so damn good, coming from a superman hater
I know Sam lane is a prick but think about how much of an advantage they now have in the possibility superman can't fight the kryptonians alone or worse turned. The other earth no one knew supermans weakness until it was too late. This can help them and clark even if he hates it he can at least see the big picture. That's what I like about clarks reaction to this over kara. Kara doesn't see the big picture and necessity of it in the scenario that she's incapacitated earth is in trouble. She only thinks about how it only affects her.
This episode is a bit more emotion, a bit less badass fighting. Great one as well, huh? The dialogue, man, the dialogue...
I still want to know what happened to Dark Superman
Me too!
@@Omn1Media Maybe season 2 will give us that answer since they've got Natalie
@omn1Media though slightly off topic, how do you feel about the upcoming CW live action powerpuff girl show?
What if this shows Morgan edge isn't the earth prime Morgan edge?
I just got a perm today
What if Morgan Edge Turns out to be Zod?
Well I prodicted it. Lol
As much as I like the Brother's relationship and even Sara on occasion... the Cushing's storyline outside of at Edgecorp felt extraneous and unnecessary (aka the Singing bit)... at least for the moment after the revelation of last 2 eps
Agree i think on my first viewing i fast forwarded thru it. And come to think of it i fast forwarded it the 2nd time as well.
Obviously something is going to happen so they need to make us care about the characters and not just make them one dimensional
@@Roberto-to1li I do feel like the father will be a host. I'm not against it as I don't find the family annoying and Lana's story does actually seem interesting now that she's on board with Lois
I cried
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Whats episode 12 ? I wanna be spoiled. Someone spoile me pls
That's supposedly the episode Diggle from Arrow shows up