1x08 Holding The Wrench

Elizabeth Tulloch as Lois stole the show in this episode. An amazing performance from her and another great chapter in this awesome show.

This continues to push my buttons (in a good way). Really enjoyed thinking some of the work Lois did with the Counselor dovetailed into Mental Health Awareness Month...but, regardless, it's just so satisfying emotionally to see Elizabeth Tulloch portraying someone with emotional depth (compared to her character in, "Grimm,") and it's the writing, her acting, and the acting of those around her that I thank for this.

Unfortunately, there is a lot of drama, and not much action but what really surprised me is that the acting in this show is some of the best I have ever seen on a TV show, arguably the best acting in all the superhero tv shows I have seen. At first, when I started watching this show, I thought that it would be difficult to get used to this Lois Lane but now I see that Elizabeth Tulloch is way better as Lois Lane than Erica Durance was in Smallville because she is a way better actress.

The emotional scenes are much more realistic and believable and because of this, whenever I rewatch some episodes of Smallville, I notice that some people on the show are terrible actors and their acting doesn't sound nearly as real as the actors on Superman and Lois. It could also be because the writing is better but I think that there is a huge difference in the quality of the acting in this show compared to the other CW superhero shows that were made in the past and it is really refreshing.

this episode had some great action put the whole prison sequence but also a lot of emotion this was a standout episode for the actress that plays Lois as well as a pretty good episode for the actor that plays Jonathan

I like Sarah but sometimes she can remind me of Dana Brody in Homeland. Which really isn’t a good thing lol.

I'm enjoying this surprisingly, makes me want to read more Superman comics. Not sure why there always has to be a singing scene in these CW shows. Well actually I do, it's likely in their contracts, as an opportunity to further their careers but it's so cliche. Also Edge's office has the most generic, intelligent but dark CEO picture frames ever.