Superman & Lois

[Morrus]

Anybody see it? What did you think?

 

[manduck]

Saw it and really enjoyed it. I'm a big Superman fan and I like what they did here. Plus it was fun to see all the little references to Superman in other media that they threw in. A really solid start and I look forward to more.

 

[fba827]

I was hesitating because the tone on the dc universe tv shows have been very hit or miss with me, but I enjoyed the premier episode and will watch a couple more before deciding if I’ll add it in to my tv rotation

 

[Dire Bare]

Just finished it, and . . . wow! This is a very different superhero show, with the focus on very grounded, family issues. Superman/Clark seems confident and assured when in the blue-and-red, but when at home with the family, he's struggling hard. I really enjoyed the pilot episode.

I'm already irritated with General Sam Lane . . . but then again, it's General Lane! I'm only a little bummed that the big villain is revealed at the end, I wouldn't have minded the mystery to be spread out a little . . . but in retrospect, it seems kinda obvious who it is.

Lana married a jerk! But a very human one whose given depth rather quickly, thank goodness.

To give an indication of where this is going, a major plot point revolves around reverse mortgages! And the reason behind it . . . very sweet, and tragic.

 

[ccs]

To give an indication of where this is going, a major plot point revolves around reverse mortgages! And the reason behind it . . . very sweet, and tragic.

I really hope not as that's a problem that Superman could absolutely solve before the 1st commercial break.

 

[Morrus]

a major plot point revolves around reverse mortgages!

Had to look that one up! One of those things called different things in different places.

 

[Dire Bare]

I really hope not as that's a problem that Superman could absolutely solve before the 1st commercial break.

Yes . . . and no.

 

[Marc_C]

Surprising. We enjoyed it. I hope it doesn't turn into teen drama of the week.

 

[Tonguez]

It was okay, and while the focus on the grown ups was refreshing it did have enough teenage angst to mark it as a CW offering. The whole family love v evil bank mortgage plot provides a good Hallmark drama context in which to extend the superman story, though I do hope the boys anxieties doesnt become a story crutch. Exactly who this version of the villain is could be interesting (its got a multiverse vibe)

Suprising how quickly Supes was able to deal with kryptonite in his system though

 

[Dire Bare]

The whole family love v evil bank mortgage plot provides a good Hallmark drama context in which to extend the superman story.

Considering that Morgan Edge is behind the predatory reverse mortgages and is being set up as a villain . . . .