Superman and Lois TV Talk: Recent Episodes
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From the makers of Starkville's House of El and Supergirl TV Talk comes Superman and Lois TV Talk, covering the latest CW series. Online covering Superman since 2005.
Chrissy Beppo, with the authorization of the Department of Defense, has a message for the people of Smallville, not only is the merging of planets real, it is happening. Join Derek and Robin as they discuss the latest DC news and then settle in to watch along with them as they provide a commentary for the Superman and Lois season finale "Waiting For Superman".
A weary Lois holds vigil at Superman’s bedside. Meanwhile, Jonathan and Jordan continue to worry about their father who seems more human now than ever. Lastly, John Henry and Natalie work together to figure out the best way to defend against Ally Allston’s powers.
We pick up right where we left off with Clark levitating in front of Lana. Meanwhile, Jordan and Jonathan question whether Lois and Clark are telling them the complete story. Natalie tries her best to get Sarah to acknowledge Jordan. Clark and Lois disagree on the best way to figure out if Ally Allston went to the Inverse World. Meanwhile, John Henry makes a surprising discovery and Lois sets out to track Lucy down.
We pick up right where we left off with Jon-El smirking at Lois, who is still standing on the porch with Jordan. Jon-El catches sight of his doppelganger Jonathan, standing not too far away. He lunges at him and Jordan tries to intervene but Jon-El appears to be stronger and faster than him.
Superman races through the portal after Ally Allston, but when he arrives on the other side, he discovers everything on this parallel earth is… bizarre. Navigating his way through deceivingly familiar faces and landscapes, Superman goes on one wild ride in his fight to stop Ally from merging.
Lois thanks Lana for sticking up for Jonathan when one of the football players mother's starts dogging him for getting football season cancelled. Meanwhile, Jordan's unexpected departure on the mayoral election day leaves Sarah rattled. Lastly, Natalie and Sarah wonder if they notice a spark between John Henry and Lana.
Lois, Clark, and Natalie notice a difference in John Henry’s behavior and fear something might be very wrong. Meanwhile, Kyle encounters an awkward moment with Lana while stopping by the house to pick Sarah up for school. Lastly, Jonathan and Jordan brace themselves when they realize a talking to from their parents is headed their way.
Superman pleads with Lt. Anderson to investigate Ally Allston and Lois receives some very upsetting news. Meanwhile, Lois helps Lana prepare to fight the good fight. Lastly, Jordan is still irritated with Jonathan for lying to him.
Lois tells Clark that she and Chrissy plan to do a deeper dive into the Inverse Society and Lana and Sarah try to comfort each other after the fallout at Sarah’s quinceañera. Meanwhile, Jordan notices something suspicious in Jonathan’s book bag. Lastly, Lt. Mitch Anderson finds himself under fire for the deterioration of the department of defense’s relationship with Superman.
Lana, Kyle and Sarah prepare for Sarah’s quinceañera, but things don’t end up going as smoothly as they had hoped. Clark finds himself struggling with feelings of guilt about what happened to John Irons and Lois worries that she might have been wrong about Ally. Meanwhile, Jonathan learns that Ret. General Samuel Lane is planning to train Jordan. Lastly, Chrissy goes searching for the truth about Lois.
Lois and Chrissy are on a mission to find Lois’ sister Lucy and Jonathan and Jordan become more and more unsettled as Clark’s painful visions continue. Meanwhile, Lana, Kyle and Sarah share a family breakfast and discuss Sarah’s upcoming quinceanera. Lastly, Natalie and her father share a bonding moment.
Lois reaches out to Ret. General Lane as Clark’s visions become worse during heated arguments with both Jonathan and Jordan. Meanwhile, Lana shares her frustrations with Kyle. Lastly, Natalie learns that her father didn’t follow through on a promise he made to her. Special Guest: Tucker.
Season two opens with the dust still settling in Smallville following the shocking outcome of the confrontation between Tal-Rho and Superman. Lois and Clark struggle as a couple while Chrissy adjusts to running The Smallville Gazette with Lois. Jonathan faces new challenges on the football field, and secrets threaten to destroy Jordan and Sarah’s growing relationship. Meanwhile, Kyle grows concerned over Lana’s involvement with a new mayoral candidate. Lastly, John Henry Irons and his daughter Natalie attempt to make this new Earth their home. Clark opens up to Lois about his ongoing struggle with visions and admits that there is only one person who might be able to help. Meanwhile, Lana receives some unexpected news and tensions begin to rise between Lois and Chrissy. Lastly, Sarah breaks plans with Jordan to spend time with Natalie.
Superman and Lois' Jordan Elsass (Jonathan Kent) stops by the podcast to discuss season one with Frank, Robin and Derek. Special Guest: Jordan Elsass.
In the action-packed season finale, Superman’s worst nightmare comes to life, and Lois confronts Leslie Larr. Meanwhile, Lana, Kyle and Sarah agree to stay to help General Lane. NOTE: Due to a thunderstorm at the time of recording, Derek's audio is altered, slightly. Please excuse the change in quality.
THE HEART OF SMALLVILLE – Lois is worried about Jordan as he and Sarah continue to grow closer. Meanwhile, Clark pays Lana a visit. Lastly, Jonathan has been spending more and more time with John Henry.
TENSION – Superman pays a visit to Morgan Edge. Meanwhile, Lois and Chrissy work together on a story. Lastly, Jonathan finds a welcome distraction during a very stressful school day.
Lois and John Henry Irons can’t seem to agree on the best way to stop Morgan Edge. Meanwhile, Jonathan encourages Jordan to focus on strengthening his powers to help locate their dad. Lastly, an old friend is brought in to help with the search.
FAMILY – Lana reaches out to Lois and Clark when Kyle starts behaving strangely. Meanwhile, Jonathan opens up to Jordan. Lastly, Sarah storms out after accusing her mom of always covering for her dad.
DETAILS – Lois, Chrissy and Clark team up to piece together the significance of Smallville to Morgan Edge.
Clark encourages Lois to reach out for help after noticing her reaching a breaking point. Meanwhile, Jonathan finds himself in a dangerous situation. Lastly, Kyle encourages Sarah to audition for the musical revue at school.
Clark struggles to help Jordan who is grappling with a new power. Meanwhile, Lois enlists Clark’s help which leads to a surprise encounter.
Clark reconsiders his decision to let Jordan play football. Meanwhile, Lois’ continued investigation of Morgan Edge requires her to trust an unexpected ally.
As Smallville celebrates its first Harvest Festival since Martha’s passing, Clark is reminded what his mother meant to him and learns a lesson that will help him move past her death. Meanwhile, Lois makes a breakthrough in the investigation of Morgan Edge. Lastly, Kyle tries to reconnect with Lana, but it seems like he might be falling back into his old ways. Special Guest: Craig.
While sitting in the stands at the high school football game, Lois and Chrissy spot fish out of water Morgan Edge conversing with Mayor Dean and Kyle Cushing, and the two see right through this insincere move to try to win over the town. Meanwhile, Clark agrees to help Lois out at a town hall meeting, but things get tense when he finds himself pulled in two different directions. Lastly, Jonathan is having mixed emotions about Jordan’s newfound status.
Clark shares some of his Kryptonian history with Jordan and Jonathan during a family breakfast. Meanwhile, Lois and Chrissy dig deeper to uncover the truth about Morgan Edge.
THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME – While adjusting to their new lives in Smallville, Lois and Clark make an important decision concerning one of their sons. Meanwhile, tensions begin to rise between Lois and Morgan Edge. Lastly, Lana Lang-Cushing invites the Kent family over for a barbecue.
We discuss the new faces, characters and places - and some familiar ones – in the pilot episode of Superman and Lois.
Derek, Robin, and Frank break down the Superman and Lois trailer, the new Superman suit, and the latest news. Just 2 more weeks until the 2-hour premiere!
Our superfriends are back after a quarantine hiatus to catch up on casting announcements, filming locations & timing, release dates, news from the Superman & Lois DC Fandome panel, and Derek's review of Superman: Man of Tomorrow.
On June 6 – in the middle of a global pandemic – Superman and Lois TV Talk co-host Robin Burdge had but one birthday wish: to star as Clark Kent/Superman in a live-read of "Superman IV: The Quest for Peace" with his friends. Be careful what you wish for. Enjoy this audio presentation, or experience the full video in all its VHS glory here on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nn0UNuZo1T8&feature=youtu.be Happy Birthday, Robin!
Robin, Frank and Derek are joined by guest Steve Glosson to discuss the history of the live-action Superman suit through the ages. Hilarity ensues. Special Guest: Steve.
The return of Robin's legal pad! How do Lois & Clark have 13-year-olds? Will the kids have powers? Which Supergirl episode reveals that Lex tried to blow up California? All this plus a walk through Superman & Lois' appearances in the Arrowverse to date.
In their inaugural podcast, the three superfriends use leaked pilot details and casting news as a jumping-off-point to discuss the possibilities of the CW’s upcoming show “Superman and Lois”! Will Clark be more Reeves or Reeve? Will Lois be the Daily Planet’s star reporter or will she not like being called Chief either? What’s going on with their kids, Doc? How many love triangles will there be? And is Billy Joel the mysterious “Stranger”, or someone much much worse? Tune in and get the fun discussion you expect from the voices you trust from Supergirl TV Talk, SHoE Krypton, and Starkville House of El!
Courtesy of our sister show, the road to "Superman and Lois" begins in the CW's multi-show crossover, "Crisis on Infinite Earths."