I thought the fighting was pretty good. He sure does take a kicking though. Who the hell was that guy?
shot every time the boys throw a tantrum over a mild inconvenience
this was a good episode. we're getting some history about clark and the boys are learning more about their dad. lois is getting herself into trouble (as usual, the series would be boring without her digging up hidden villains.) there were also a couple of heartfelt moments. jonathan and jordan are actually really good brothers to each other, despite the surface level arguing and fighting sometimes.
looking forward to the rest of the series.
I do so love when shows do extended scenes about American Football. Really grabs the interest of the 99.9% of the world that DGAS about it...
Oh, it's the "whining teenager" trope again... I'm sooo tired of that.
The thing is still interesting, except the plot of Lana's family that does not interest me at all
It's like they want to have the show be like what comic books use to be. Like they aren't reimaginating the stories to fit some new socio-political agenda.
Meh. Not liking the viciousness of Superman fighting. Would he really be such a bully once he has the upper hand? Then there's the stupidness of Lois and the magic clicker. The whole thing just feels too 'CW by Numbers' for me. I do think Tyler is a good choice to play Superman but can we have some genuine heart and believability in the characters please! Oh, and the elastic band theory of superpowers is already happening. He can hear the other side of the world but not his two kids shouting at each other about playing football...?
these are the most ungrateful children. your dad is super man and your a douch
I don't know why I think Jonathan Kent is going to be the brother who has the super powers like his father.
Shout by Tiuri ElvanderBlockedParent2021-03-13T12:12:22Z
Wow, Jonathan is such a great brother to Jordan