They are doing things like 'Wednesday'. They come on Talkville a lot. You can tell the passion they have/had for the show.

@elizabethowers6973 Yeah, it's kinda hard to find something like that for teens and young adults these days. It's so fragmented and all about 10 minute entertainment.

​@@JLP627agreed, they don't make stuff like this anymore. I routinely go back and rewatch all my favourites from the early 2000s. Nowadays it's just 10 episode limited series and as soon as you find yourself getting invested in it, it's over 😢

As pessoas não entendem de relacionamentos e ficam falando besteira. Clois para sempre! ❤

@@_mihoffmann Sim. Mas é normal. Principalmente se somos mais novos e temos a ideia que o amor tem que ser sempre...intenso, dramático e forte. Quando a gente cresce a gente vê(deveriamos) que é muito mais sobre cumplicidade, amizade, confiança. É uma parceria mesmo. E esse tipo de relacionamento o Clark não teve com nenhuma outra mulher, só a Lois e isso não é uma questão de opinião. Isso é um fato pra qualquer pessoa que assistiu a série com o mínimo de senso crítico sobre que tipo de mulher o Superman deveria ter do lado. E isso nao é falar que outras não seriam boas para ele mas para ele como herói...o tipo de relacionamento que ele precisa, só ela podia dar.

Sorry, but yes, they did. Lois and Clark were so funny together, Lana and Clark was so lame, especially after season 4. More Lois would have meant more fun, even if they would have drawn out the actual relationship as much.

@@floodgates182 I understand and agree but looking at his from a bigger perspective it makes sense. I'm a writer and i know good writing when i see it. Althought an audience a long burn like them feels weird, especially when the other couple is Clana, from a writer's perspective...that's what makes them so good.

@@claricesilva2700 Yeah, but it would have been good to get rid of Lana earlier. Her story arc was messed up and had a very unhappy ending. I mean think about it. Her major issue is that she's trying to regain the safety that got crushed with her parents. And at the end she's alone and in a constant state of vigilance, essentially a frozen trauma. Should've gotten that conflict between her needs and Clarks need to take responsibility for something bigger out in the open and let that break them up cleanly. With her riding off in the sunset with, idk, the French count or whatever. And then Lois and Clark would've worked better from an audience perspective as well

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@Cynoate Thanks saved it! It will probably be on repeat this week

Yeah dats very funny 😂