What's even sadder about that character is that people like him do exist. Shell Shock: they can be walking quietly down a river stream when suddenly they snap & they're back inside the trenches. Morrel's "First Blood" novel is loosely based on that.

Quien creen que será ese kryptoniáno del holograma? Jor- el está claro que no es

That night was about their fight and come home to fight and he goes to sleep and she does not want to go to bed for the night that she stays up and put on the outside door light that let's people know that they can come in the house to party she is the one who let's them in the house to help her kill him and put him on his bed and make the bedroom look like he took his own life that she could not do it all by herself and the police let them go who killed him

George reves went out for dinner and were going back to his house and were having a fight until he went to bed for the night and she let's people come in the house

😂 he looked like a doctor giving a shot on the neck

He's pretty cool for his old age 😊

Wow! This is a blast from the past, I haven't seen this episode in a long time. This episode made me like Sherman Howard more and more. I can see why this is one of your favourite episodes. Gerard Christopher gave an outstanding performance.

the most sarcastic Clark Kent I ever saw

I liked Lois and Clark seasons 3 and 4. Like you felt about Superboy in the later seasons, I felt they started hitting it and had improved tremendously by season 3. In fact the ratings for season 3 were the highest of all season. L&C Season 3 was fun to me and the writing really started getting good... And as we know like Superboy, L&C was abruptly canceled after the cast thought they were getting a Season 5. So that’s a parallel there for both shows.

Superman & Lois season’s 1 & 2 both got 15 episodes.. Season 3 was cut to 13. And we know Season 4 got the big budget cuts and only 10..

Great interview. I wish you could have asked him more about the more recent interpretations and iterations of Superman in the last 10 years - from Henry Cavil to Tyler Hoechlin. Also, I would have loved to hear him talk about the big picture he took with Tom Welling, Dean Cain, and Tyler Hoechlin earlier this year I believe…. They took a big Superman picture and it was epic to see.. He also has a separate picture on his IG with Tom Welling. I know he talked about how he approached the Smallville producers in the early 2000s to write some episodes for them, but he said they rejected it because they didn’t want anything to do with the Superboy show before them. Wow. Would have loved to hear him talk more about that..

Don’t know if you guys are doing it or not smallville lexmas or the new Batman adventures holiday knights

I watch this episode every year and this commentarty added a new twist to it. Thanks!

Mr Mxyxptlk should have been played by a little actor in live action because the character is written to be a little sized funny villain. They never use a little size actor in TV series. Don't know why they never do that. Howie Mandel is very funny and very charismatic but he wasn"t my cup of tea.

I was wondering which christmas episode you guys would pick. Between this and Seasons greetings Smallville "Lex-mas", Justice League "Comfort and Joy" Mxy-mas is one of the better episodes in season 4. I don't have a problem with this version of Mxy. So many classic villains weren't in the show like Bizarro, Parasite, and Brainiac. We are lucky they covered him at all.

Met Gerard recently at a con in orlando, great guy:)

Enjoyed this interview! I love hearing stories about the making of the show, and the challenges and process that went into making it. I would be on cloud nine if I had the chance to ask Gerard some questions. I also liked how casual the interview was, getting to hear stories from Gerard about his time on the show and before. I learned a few new things about the show and his career through this interview (I didn't know he auditioned for a John Travolta movie or that Travolta asked to be on the show!). Hopefully you guys can have him on again. It's rare to hear from any actors or other crew members that were on the show, so to have Gerard on was great. Maybe one day you guys could get Stacy Haiduk to make an appearance...

I wish Gerard wasn't treated the way he was after auditioning for Lois and Clark. For what it's worth, he was a million times better than that show! Thanks for this. Wow! Gerard Christopher is genuinely just a really great guy, don't you think? The respect I have for him is endless. Love GC!

much love & thanks from a Superboy Fan from Germany. thank you guys and special thanks to Gerard for taking the Time❤❤❤😂😂😂

That was great!! So good to see and hear Gerard again, looking amazing! I was born into a George Reeves Superman world, and still have 2 boxes of DC Silver Age comics...Batman, Superman, Detective, Jimmy Olsen, Lois Lane, Action, Adventure. With the name Bruce Wayne I was destined to be a Batman fan, at least! I got to experience all the TV and Film Super Hero "firsts" as I grew older...and was thrilled to see my Superboy comics "come to life!" I was lucky to have gotten into The Biz in the 70s and was working at Disney Studios then, procuring interesting props in California for Disney Florida. When I called to discuss things, I would get the latest gossip of what was happening on the Superboy set! Such a kick! And, yes...Fun! I'm glad Gerard had Fun! That is important in Everything. I Left The Biz when it was no longer Fun to me. Even now I miss the Good times, the Fun...and the Money! I'm always telling people to Have Fun...No One, on their Deathbed, Ever said 'Damn...I had Too Much Fun!' 😊😊 I too have stories...of working with Tom Cruise, John Travolta, Barbra Streisand, Whoopi Goldberg, Art Carney, Patty Duke, Peter Ustinov, Michele Pfeiffer, The Muppets...and more! So many memories that I'm finally writing a book about those years! At a brief standstill, trying to find my cast and crew photo from "St. Elsewhere!" 😊 There Will be Many photos!! Again...Thank You to Gerard for sharing His time so generously! ^^X^^

I so wish Gerard would’ve been in crisis. I looked really hard hoping to see him.

This was absolutely fantastic, thanks so much to both of you and to Gerard for taking time to do it. I was an extra in the Werewolf episode if Season 3. I was seven at the time and Gerard was so kind to me, as was everyone on set. That's honestly one of the greatest memories I've ever had, so it was great getting to hear some behind the scenes stories of a show I've always loved. Great questions as well, and I hope you are able to get Gerard on again in the future. Good luck with the podcast, wish you the best.

It was so awesome that you got Gerard on your show. I thoroughly enjoyed watching, and could listen for hours. Thank you, guys! ♥️💙

Gerard looks great for being 65, he was a model back in his day though. John Travolta had a few bombs that killed his career but Perfect (1985) was probably the one he was talking about.

Holy cats that was soooooo awesome . I hope we see more with him maybe a live watch along of his pilot if ever possible

I apologize for this long comment. You'll need Superboy's reading speed for it. 😅 I feel sorry for being away from the Superboy fandom for so long. My mom passed away last year after a long illness. Losing her, along with some other challenging stuff, drained me for years. I didn't have the energy for my hobbies, like keeping up with my fansites. I'm hoping to get back on track in the new year. That being said, this interview is excellent! You guys did a terrific job as hosts. And you let your guest speak. That’s so important. I will definitely pin this on my YT page and post it on the website I have for Gerard. Gerard looks wonderful. I love the set up in his room and that he has his own mannequin. I would love for Gerard to be part of a Superman project again. A role in the next Superman film would be fantastic. I loved Ron Ely as the elder Superman, he was perfect in the role. If he didn't play Tarzan, he could've played Superman in his younger years. Body Swap was really fun! I love how Gerard hammed it up the way Sherman would as Lex Luthor. It's so cool to hear Gerard's thoughts behind "Wish for Armageddon." At some point, I imagine Superboy would have to get involved on the world stage. I love learning the tidbits about Kevin Kiner's theme and Eckworth Industries. I have asked the same question as Gerard in years! Why wasn’t he ever cast in any Subsequent Superman project? I really wanted him to be in Crisis on Infinite Earths! I remember looking for Superboy merchandise during those TV years; all we had were the great comic books, and that only lasted about 22 issues. The Internet definitely helped with merchandising and the popularity of everything. It’s amazing. I’ve been “fangirling” many things since the late 90s and creating websites and fan pages for older shows I loved. It’s been fun. There was no reason for Superboy to end; it was perfect and popular, and it got better every season! I love hearing Gerard’s story about Lois and Clark; this was the best retelling yet! Lol. Tom’s joke about the Multiverse was hilarious! I liked Lois and Clark, Loved Teri as Lois, and really liked Dean Cain, but I didn’t love the show as a whole and wasn't into it much by season 3. His comments on Directors and filming were interesting. The casting process sounds very tough! I always learn something new when I read or hear his interviews. I really enjoyed Cat and Mouse. I had forgotten Gerard wrote that! So cool. I liked his villain character in Wish for Armageddon; he was so interesting. It’s great to hear the backstory of his inspiration. I always loved the episode with Vic and wanted to see him again. I also appreciated how they used both super suits! It was a wonderful touch.

That was funny about the Superman fan! As you can see, Gerard is my favorite of all the Supermen! And I agree! Visually, Seasons 3 & 4 were a lot like The Flash! A crossover would’ve been amazing. I’ll add that to my fanfiction list if I ever write one again for Superboy. My Superboy connection is that I discovered Superboy season 1 when I was 8 years old on NBC on a Saturday afternoon and was completely hooked. It jumped around on syndication and when I found it again, Gerard was in the lead in season 2 in the episode "Nightmare Island." I developed the biggest schoolgirl crush and became a Superboy fan for life! You can see a picture of one of Gerard's mannequins on my website, too! It's gorgeous.

Awesome, guys!

Gerard is the read man of steel

Hope people enjoy the episode! We aren't professional interviewers, just big fans of Superboy. Still we learned a few things we'd never heard before! And we'll hopefully improve as we do more episodes like this in the future!

I don't know what was happen :)) but Superman is immune to Vampires :)) Is this wrong detail ???

9:01 - That has always bothered me a little too. Increasing someone's intelligence doesn't mean they instantly know everything there is to know. But I like the explanation that Tom presented that she can now remember everything she has ever heard or learned in the past. And I guess if a formula can give you psychokinetic powers capable of destroying the world, it's probably not a stretch that it could give you a bunch of knowledge you didn't have before!

My top 3 guesses: Gerard christopher John Haymes Newton Sherman Howard

Tracy Roberts did an incredible job playing Darla. A great thing about the Salkind productions is they gave new actors their small break in the business as well as second chances for previous big names. Hackman's Luthor wasn't as well defined on his relationship with Miss Tessmacher. Sherman's Lex was clearly involved with Darla giving him an extra level of seediness because she looked much younger and dumber than him.

Nice

I met Jay about 30 years ago...nice guy.

Guys!! Excellent idea and very good to listen to. I was thinking, about Countdown to Nowhere and Revenge of the Alien trilogy as there is a slight link? I.e used footage? Just an idea, could call it Countdown to Alien Revenge or Countdown to Alien's Solution?

I actually had the DVD to watch along like you intended. One thing to remember is if this B-list movies failed we wouldn't have gotten the series. Side note, I believe you're only missing Smallville, the Kirk Alyn serial, and maybe My Adventures for covering an episode of every Superman series.

Excellent, lads.

Si no lo ayudan lo violan

Superboy cuidando y protegiendo al de camisa negra, oara saber que él después lo amarraría y lo capturaria

Ah thanks for doing this one gents, really enjoyed this! I remember when I was a kid growing up in the 90's, I was at a car boot sale and came across a video cassette titled: Superman II. It was in a cardboard packaging, but couldn't help noticing the cartoon design and the runtime. Anyway, I brought it off the girl for 20p! I had no idea what it was about as the cover had a modern design at the time. When I got home and watched it, I was surprised to see that it was a 40's Max Fleischer production. I had no idea that this existed!! This episode, nonetheless, really stood out to me, not to mention the detailed drawings and animation. Thanks again guys! Also Christian; Happy milestone birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉. Hope you have the best day!

Thoroughly enjoyed this. Thank you for sharing! ❤💙

Sorry to do this...but it's 'E-lee' 😊

As we lose more and more of the significant people of our past, it gets more difficult to convince myself that '70' is 'middle-age.' ❤

Superman & Lois has a good idea on why Clark doesn't end up with Lana where after years of training at The Fortress he finds out she has moved on with someone else. The god awful ending of their relationship in Smallville with her absorbing kryptonite. That was probably a three season love story that lasted seven seasons too long.

Have Mr Mxyzptlk mention Cavill Superman and like Deadpool says "We'll treat you so much better than those shit fucks down the street ".

Beautiful tribute Tom and Chris. I was very saddened to learn about Ron's passing, when Gerrard announced yesterday. You two are just amazing in every way to pay respect like this 💙💙💙

While Tarzan originated as a pulp novel character, with over 24 books written by Edgar Rice Burroughs (and new ones still being written), he has appeared continually in comic books and newspaper strips since the 1930s. Ely brought nobility to the role of Tarzan. And in terms of sheer filmed hours, 57 episodes, he played the character longer than any other actor. It is a series well worth checking out. If you want to watch his DOC SAVAGE, avoid the official release and watch the fan edit The Detarnished Edition.