Clark Meets Lois Lane at Daily Planet | Superman & Lois | 1x11 (HD)

[@myfakename5582]

This guy nailed the very essence of Clark kent

[@Gundam_JAY]

💯💯 yeah

[@Stevetrevor360]

Clark Kent is the ❤️ of Superman so in other words he nailed the essence of both Clark and Superman

[@jonathanma531]

I can also say the same for Bitsie Tulloch as Lois

[@megafan1906]

And it just makes me so happy seeing it! Superman is my number 1 Superhero

[@leilaferreira5983]

Concordo ele e o equilibrio

[@imogenonscreen8054]

I love seeing the start of their relationship it's so sweet. I also sort of love that this Lois isn't obsessed with Superman it's kinda refreshing.

[@cauaviniciusguedes2004]

YES

[@faisalsalam4161]

I mean this show actually gives her the respect she deserves. I mean she is the great Lois Lane after all. Unlike Iris on the Flash for example, Lois has every right to stand up there and demand to be treated like an equal. She is the world's greatest reporter.

[@N_Da_Trenches_Sr]

Yes enjoyed that to

[@michaelmcdonnell3905]

It's kind of become time worn to have Lois constantly ignore Clark and obsess over Superman like a dizzy fangirl.

[@Pakilla64]

I like to think that Clark didn't "create" this bumbling, clumsy persona just to blend in. He's been away from civilization for years, makes sense he'd talk like that. Like he's so excited that he can barely keep it in himself.

[@vitoriabandeira3274]

Superman have super senses but have to look "normal" so makes total sense that he was a little clumsy naturally because his trying to do things in a way that could look like a human being.

[@Tevin-MK]

@@vitoriabandeira3274 exactly

[@atiqahdiyana5665]

I think Clark does exaggerate certain things a bit but he is naturally a bit clumsy just because he’s a big guy and has to be in control of his powers all the time and come on, the guy is an absolute puppy. All happy and eager to please. It comes off as bumbling but really Clark is just genuinely sincere and it’s so refreshing. We have so many brooding, angsty heroes. What’s wrong with a little sunshine and easy smiles? I love Batman. I really do. But given a choice I’d pick supes any day. But THIS Superman. Not the Henry caville version Either Tyler or reeves. I’m ok with George Newbern too.

[@Pakilla64]

@@atiqahdiyana5665 What's wrong with Henry Cavill's Superman?

[@atiqahdiyana5665]

@@Pakilla64 it’s up to preference. If you like him, that’s valid. Nothing wrong with that. Me, I’m not a fan. My issue is Zacks direction. Not Henry specifically (The guy could’ve been a great Clark) We’ve been knee deep in angsty, brooding heroes since Tim Burton than Nolan and it was great but when everyone kept the train going without actually adding anything new it just got exhausting. Then you have this fan favorite well loved character who’s supposed to be a paragon of hope and optimism and simple goodness and kindness and it could have been a shot of fresh content into the superhero genre in movies but instead they bog it all down with these complicated angsty metaphors that drowned out the original true spirit of his character until there’s just no real contrast between Superman and Batman and it all just becomes a part of the mono aesthetic background that was BVS and it’s just exhausting I have problems with the MCU but they took captain America (a character that’s been raked through the mud in the comics) dusted him off until they could see what was actually there and they kept themselves honest to it and for that I give them credit. The DCEU tried to hard to be what they thought was cool and edgy and in my opinion it fell flat. Same with their other movies except for maybe wonderwoman. Though I have my fingers crossed for the new Suicide Squad movie because James Gunn is a director that knows how to have fun. But like I said, this is all preference. You’re still allowed to like Henry/Zacks Superman and you’re still valid for it The Joker movie definitively sucks though.

[@brucesnow7125]

Man, I wish he was still a reporter. The best thing about animated series was that his reporting job was as important as Superman. It showed how great of an investigator Clark is.

[@alexandrefrauches132]

Same. Many people seems to forget Superman is not just a guy who punch stuff, but also a clever reporter and investigator. There's even a episode in Superman TAS where he has to disguise himself as Batman, the world greatest detective, and is able to do a great detective work.

[@PositivelyBrainwashed]

Well we've never seen the father side of Superman, so this series is a fresh take

[@brucesnow7125]

@@PositivelyBrainwashed oh, that's absolutely right and I love seeing that, I just wish he didn't lose his reporter job for that. Perhaps he can become an independent journalist in season 2 or something, I would love that.

[@dylancahill6522]

@@brucesnow7125 This is just a flash back when Clark was just starting out in the daily planet. When the show takes place he was a reporter for the daily planet (before being fired) and later is a reporter for the smallville gazette

[@jtkirkfan2002]

George Reeves felt that way back during the 50's TV show. He said that Clark Kent shouldn't be a "bumbler", that he was a serious reporter. Go back and watch that show and see how many times it was really Clark who was at the center of the action or nailed the criminals.

[@comicalcosmonaut959]

Let’s be honest: this show has no right to be on CW. It’s too good to be on CW

[@Exodius101]

Well it was created by the creators of the flash lol.

[@shealupkes]

@@Exodius101 well what the fuck have they been screwing around for over the past 7 years

[@lilyphipps1]

The cw is probably trying to reboot its self

[@LouisaMarit]

So true. I'm so glad that HBO is involved and they have a so much larger budget then other DC shows so they can really go to their full potential

[@maxord11]

So was Smallville.

[@siddharthsharma6171]

This was such a good scene. They developed a relationship naturally and over time.

[@siddharthsharma6171]

@@golamrasul6753 This isn't from any old movie. Neither the Christopher Reeve 1970s nor Man of Steel 2013. What are you talking of?

[@siddharthsharma6171]

@@golamrasul6753 So which movie are you trying to claim it's copied from? Never saw these scenes in any movie.

[@siddharthsharma6171]

@@golamrasul6753 It's not from any animated movie either. She didn't start falling in love with him in it when they started covering a story together. Nor there's anything about Lois commenting on Clark's looks when they met.

[@siddharthsharma6171]

@@golamrasul6753 You're lying, you could say that. The series is at most partially inspired by past movies and comics, like using past villains or costumes but there's no exact scene such as this.

[@Mr5inner]

@@golamrasul6753 lie

[@quantumcrash7266]

This show is amazing. This Superman is super likable--smart, funny, humble. And Lois too. The actress playing her is nailing it...hard-nosed tenacious reporter, but with a soft side. It makes sense that Superman would fall for her.

[@AlwayzAnonymous]

I think I'm falling in love with the both of them. Lol. Their chemistry is so pure and wholesome! Possibly my favorite live action incarnation of the two so far.

[@caomhan84]

What convinced me was the scene where she says to her friend (about Clark): "I know he's dorky but I love him!" Not just WHAT she said but how she said it. That finally made me go, "I like this Lois. I really do." That little vulnerable moment where she allowed herself to be a teenager almost.

[@hannahgallagher2676]

@@caomhan84 Yes! That line actually wasn’t in the script, but the actress thought it needed saying. I think that makes it so much better

[@sreemoyeechakraborty8086]

So in this universe Lois falls for Clark and not for Superman... Coooool

[@itsricksung]

@@donpula6349 wait so did Superman forgot the memories of what happened on crisis on infinite earths and did they forgot who the flash and everyone is ?

[@chevyvel6646]

Seriously love it

[@michaelmcdonnell3905]

Lois falling for Superman and not Clark has gotten old.

[@michaelmcdonnell3905]

@@donpula6349 it's been revealed this show doesn't take place in the Arrowverse/Earth Prime.

[@hollandfray4521]

This isn’t the first time Lois falls for Clark first; in Smallville they both start falling for each other long before Lois talking to the blur started, and then again in man of steel she’s known from the get go there was never a secret for her to find out

[@Montesama314]

I love how the story features Lois as NOT chasing Superman, either as a love interest or a story. Superman gets involved in this villain plot because Lois helped him figure it out, not because he happened to save her. This little story builds Clark's believability as a reporter, humbles Superman as a guy who isn't solving (and can't know about) EVERY problem, and gives Lois more character agency. Nice work all around.

[@leafyishereisdumbnameakath4259]

Montesama314 This Lois is a good person and while a bit dullingly realistic in her job, it shows the beauty in the mundane, one I can never appreciate but still. I prefer fiction, call me childish, I get it. Doesn't change the fact this was well done and everything you said was obviously true. This show established superman knows every language and it's not related to his powers which I find improbable but other than that I agree that this humbles Superman and that he doesn't know everything.

[@leilaferreira5983]

Concordo

[@AmaraEmme]

Also with this context, it makes a lot more sense why he fell for her

[@painepunk8947]

Tyler is such a good actor, I swear. How to act super clumsy, energetic, and a newbie are just so funny. Lol

[@Kncperseus]

He does a brilliant portrayal of a bumbling reporter, hands down. It's even better than Cavill's if I'm being honest. More source-accurate.

[@M.Sajid98]

As great as Henry is as superman his version of Clark was very different (not saying bad because I liked it) from the comic version we see here.

[@Kncperseus]

@@M.Sajid98 I loved Henry's rendition - it was of an ordinary guy, neither too badass nor too scared. But Tyler's version is closer to the comics - which is also good. Both present day Superman actors are awesome. It's a shame WB is so anti-Cavill right now.

[@M.Sajid98]

@@Kncperseus True that and I still don't understand what's WB problem with Henry and Ben 💔

[@tommyyanuar2037]

The bag bumping around reminds me of Superman Returns. Did Brandon Routh give some pointers?

[@TheAliAzhar]

Henry is awesome but we didn't get to see more of his Clark Kent and Superman. Henry did great with his Superman like it was deep and emotional.

[@danilang3504]

They're so beautiful together. I'm crying right now 😭😭😭 This is hands down the best live action depiction of Lois and Clark's relationship. I love them!

[@danilang3504]

@@Megadog33 have I see Smallville. Umm...I lived, breathed, shitted Smallville. Lois and Clark on their had a explosive chemistry and I loved their relationship especially in the earlier seasons when they would argue with one another but something about S&Ls Lois and Clark is just more touching. The chemistry and love that they have just hits me in the feels.

[@kyleco9149]

@@Megadog33 Smallville Lois is. The hottest back in the day

[@realcrunchy6572]

Tom and Erica wont be beaten in my eyes

[@manuelcoriolanoramalhoneto3192]

@@realcrunchy6572 yeah they had amazing chemistry and in the early seasons their relationship was awesome but the writers really took to much time to put them together and by the end it looked like he was with her because he could not have Lana

[@lamefart]

Nope. Smallville's Lois and Clark pair take the spot.

[@jfernandez7176]

Awesome to see how Clark and Lois… for this show at least… come together. Their story changes over the years… but this origin of the Clark and Lois mythos is beautiful!

[@alexandrefrauches132]

Yeah. Very interesting that in this version the two already start as friends who slowly develop feelings for each other, instead of starting more as rivals like the Superman TAS and the Dean Cain and Teri Hatcher versions.

[@penegakkeadilanpembasmikej5022]

The real reporter not just cover juicy stuff but also the regular things that happened in community so it's can make it better

[@milkiassamuel780]

People often forget how good of a reporter Clark Kent is, and I'm glad that this episode highlighted it more, usually they never address it. I'm glad that this episode and the Superman Animated Series realy emphasise this often forgotten detail.

[@MrBrachiatingApe]

These reporters are just as much as a fantasy as superman is reporters these days log on to twitter, see what tweets, often made by their personal friends, conform to their wedge issue / thing they're resentful of today and simply make up whatever facts they need to bolster there inevitably far left issue of demoralization, like saying it's fine for Netflix to show a movie with 8-year-olds twerking. Or a major news outlet publishing an article written by a pedophile who insisted that he be treated like everybody else because he swore up and down he had never touched a kid, hell no, nope not once. Or someone like CNN actually lying through their teeth and saying it was illegal for the American people to read WikiLeaks and other great documents so tune in every week so the reporters can read it and tell you what to think is in it a exalted category in law, at least we could sack and black bar every current member but every American citizen is a journalist these days since we have better cameras with more shooting life and better global research in our pockets then all of the New York times did at its heyday in the late 1960s.

[@illimattic]

I always wanted those pilot scenes to be extended and whatdoyaknow....

[@jonarbuckle778]

This whole episode was the writers saying "You know how everyone was going crazy over the first 5 minutes of the pilot, well we're just going to spend a whole episode on an extended version of it. Enjoy!!"

[@illimattic]

@@jonarbuckle778 yep and the show has great continuity with the "mid season" finale having a great callback to the pilot.

[@jonreese7066]

Everyone focused Superman; Lois saw the little things... Everyone one wanted a Splash; Lois saw the important things Love it She's a keeper

[@memesouls8653]

I remember thinking Tyler was single handily the worst Superman ever put to screen after his performance in Super Girl and the other Arrowverse medias. This show have proven me so wrong and I feel like this show has allowed Tyler to fully show what he can do not only as Superman but as Clark Kent.

[@cecilgoodman2343]

Those shows solely existed to hype up supergirl. I mean tyler didn't even look buff enough as superman ( I know there is padding here but overall he's very jacked)

[@Galactus23]

Honestly same I loved him in Teen Wolf but when I saw him in Supergirl I was mad felt like he sucked and I've hated all of the dc shows and almost all the marvel shows except punisher.. But this show is something else! It's incredible I love it by far my favorite tv show! And Tyler has done an incredible job here this was my favorite scene and episode made me shed a tear with how beautiful it was!

[@jonarbuckle778]

I thought Tyler's first appearance in Supergirl was decent in terms of what he was given to work with, and I thought Tyler nailed most of what he was given to work with. After that, the writers on Supergirl seemed determined to piss on Superman whenever they got the chance. I'm still pissed after all these years that in the season 2 finale, they had Supergirl actually beat him when Superman himself was going all out because he thought he was fighting Zod. If Superman was going all out, she would be dead. He had over a decade of experience being Superman fighting equally powerful foes and she beat him because apparently, she is just that amazing. She was so amazing that afterwards, the script insisted Tyler's Superman must kiss her ego whenever he walked on set for multiple seasons to come. Tyler earned this show, I'm not sure I could have put up with all the shit he had to deal with to get this far.

[@haleyhale5168]

tyler never the problem but the way supergirl writer wrote his character as jobber superman. he was great at his first appeareance & people falls for his charms. after that everything goes downhill & he was the weakest useless superman ever. so gratefull for this show, he can showcase his talents more

[@realcrunchy6572]

He was better than Cavill even on Supergirl

[@souviksikdar1864]

The colouring and cinematography is like The Dark Knight rises.

[@GREG_Khar-NÜ-Metalhead2000]

nope fir colouring...its sooo oramge or yellow...tdkr is kinda blue

[@souviksikdar1864]

@@GREG_Khar-NÜ-Metalhead2000 yeah you're right ,i guess it's difficult to find any color in a DC production nowadays.

[@elmichellangelo]

@@souviksikdar1864 you meant dceu coloring

[@taifshams]

This seems cool and original.

[@RalphAnthonyGo]

The director of the series is a huge fan of if Zack Snydders Man of steel.. You can search it, tons of articles will pop out, about the director.

[@paoerfulone1089]

Holy cow, Tyler absolutely *NAILS* Clark Kent. I mean he got it to a science! I haven't seen anyone do it THAT good since Christopher Reeve!

[@carbodude5414]

"Come find me when you get some real world experience" Typical job interview

[@Ingram091]

See this is why I love this show and Smallville so much, both shows the Superman I grew up reading. Clark is who Kal El was, Superman was just what he could do. He was raised a simple country boy with simple down home country morals and values. And that was Clark.

[@samhaine9167]

He eats chicken nuggies omg I LOVE this Clark Kenttttttt

[@omarcogle1965]

Clark's also liked Chicken & Dumplings

[@cecilgoodman2343]

@@omarcogle1965 a man with taste

[@omarcogle1965]

@@cecilgoodman2343 Exactly

[@cecilgoodman2343]

Tyler has this round goofy face and a huge muscular body, it reminds me of some comic book I can't remember but he looks perfect for the role

[@mrmushin1]

Haha joker

[@Parker_Luck394]

Your description reminds me of Tim Sale's Superman from the "For All Seasons" comics, so maybe you were thinking of that one! They even referenced said comic directly, transposing the "thanks, my mom mad it for me!" scene in such a faithful way.

[@batatacompresunto4400]

Freakazoid?

[@SimonFerocius]

This is great writing, pulling back DC character to his roots which is Detective Comics!

[@thedude3065]

"Action Comics"

[@kaisteven5907]

@@thedude3065 this is action Comics but DC is detective Comics

[@thedude3065]

@@kaisteven5907 Action Comics is Superman

[@mikesmith145]

@@thedude3065 DC stands for detective comics but I get what you’re saying

[@targetseeker]

I got told that Superman's first comic antagonist required quite a bit of detective work to bring down

[@Igi293]

Tyler is so great as Clark that I can’t even tell Clark could ever be Superman

[@isabelalzateestrada]

Yeah he got a good example from Christopher Reeve and Brandon Routh in that sense

[@Pakilla64]

Man, I really love that this version of Clark and Lois partnered up from the get go.

[@silver_blade4877]

I think it is safe to say, that if we combine the Cavil "Superman", and the Tyler "Clark Kent", we would have the greatest and most faithful LA Hero ever

[@joshb6604]

Routh embodies that of hope and the true superman. Adding him would be perfect

[@alexandrefrauches132]

I would add a little Dean Cain clark kent, who I think gives much more natural and convincing portrayal of Clark's personality. He still the dorky loveable guy from kansas, but also competent and respected reporter.

[@mrmushin1]

No match for christopher reeves tho

[@elijahlee3610]

@@mrmushin1 Tyler and cavil beat Reeve easily

[@cauaviniciusguedes2004]

@@joshb6604 routh is the continuation of Christopher Reeve, so is the se superman.

[@soulofanartist2563]

He's so sweet and bubbly and adorable. Lois fell in love with the puppy behind the cape

[@leilaferreira5983]

Verdade

[@blueheart2215]

WHY ARE THEY SO FREAKING ADORABLE?! Loved these scenes!

[@MsBZ-xf8ry]

I love how Tyler nails the dorky Clark, it comes so natural👏🏻 He’s by the best Superman I have seen in decades. Tom Welling didn’t really play the dorky Clark…so it’s refreshing to see Tyler play Dad, Superman and dork Clark phenomenally👏🏻. Bitsie has done a great job as Lois, I love that she’s tough as reporter but even stronger as a Mama. 👍🏻Also, I love the Clois background music👏🏻seeing them fall in love in this episode was treat to watch. ☺️

[@lamefart]

Apples to oranges. Welling's Metropolis clumsy Clark wasn't emphasized because it was a different take on the lore and it was from the point of view of the audience who saw his start from Smallville and the fact that Lois already knew him before being a coworker hence the omission. There were only a number of scenes where he appeared clumsy and even fewer where he wore his disguise. In fact it was only on one scene. It was when he wore the Legion ring where he saw the future and he was already a full-fledged Superman, so to speak.

[@nhlpa17]

0:56 the exact second Clark fell in love.... Admittedly if she looked at anyone that way they'd forget their own name for a minute.

[@W0ndaze]

She looked at me like that I'd fall in love instantly 😍

[@reenalin5125]

Lois and Clark are so good together. They have great chemistry here on the screen. Love them.

[@shizukagozen777]

Meh.

[@hannibustoogfyrre6074]

"How can I help?" That question is the intersection of a Clark Kent and Superman, the thread that unifies the two halves of his life.

[@alexpowers4388]

Not a Superman shill. But. This is the Clark Kent and the series represents the Superman as I see the character. Good stuff so far.

[@kingheaven1519]

Tyler is better than Cavill , lol .

[@ChuckM0503]

And it's not even really close. Cavill had absolutely no charm or charisma. Hoechlin has it in spades. Cavill and Adams had zero chemistry together as Lois and Clark. Not the case with Hoechlin and Tulloch, though. This show has done everything better then the Snyder and Cavill films and is finally doing justice to the character in live action.

[@cruman87]

@@ChuckM0503 To be fair the content given to Cavill and Adams to work with has not been great.

[@Eudaimonia239]

Agree

[@ChuckM0503]

@Oluwatoyin Ogunsuyi How what? How has the show done everything better then the Snyder films? For the reasons I mentioned. This Superman has charm and personality. He has a connection to humanity unlike Cavill who only seemed to care about Martha and Lois. He's hopeful. He's upbeat. That's what Superman is. Saw very little of that in the Snyder films as he was clearly ashamed of those aspects of the character and just wanted to make him darker and more brooding.

[@bmabs35]

I've waited for a Superman adaptation like this for so darn long. It's feels so good to see Superman written the way he's supposed to be.

[@joshaunnawashington2340]

THIS SHOW IS SO GOOD, HUGE FAN HERE! I LOVE TYLER'S TAKE ON CLARK KENT/SUPERMAN. LOIS IS DOING THE DAMN THING TOO!

[@StoneyHoliday]

This show is so well done. It is the first time someone gets Superman right since the first 2 movies.

[@andremotivation6561]

I want this Superman to lead a Justice Legaue team, whether on the big or small screen. I would have enjoyed a show with just the two of them before kids to be honest.

[@shadowspidey7327]

Awesome how we got to see more of the flashbacks of first episode so Clark and Kara have being and office assistant in common also love how Jimmy go mentioned.

[@carlosrvra]

Love when newer Superman actors seem to borrow lovingly from the 70s/80s Superman movies’ portrayal. Whenever I see Brandon & Tyler be Supermens, it reminds me of Christopher Reeves & warms my heart ☺️. Even the Superman from the underrated animated series THE BATMAN (in his one rare cameo as Clark) was bumbling & dorky AF 😄.

[@stevesuk4569]

No matter how many new Supermans come along the way, there will always be a little bit Christopher Reeve in them and that is why he will always be my favorite Superman. I see alot of Chris Reeves Clark Kent in this new version.

[@emjaysmile]

Derek acting geekie so fun to watch

[@samthekillerfrost4287]

We teen wolf fanssss😁😁

[@kenz16v55]

Season 1 is the only season where we see a trur werewolf transformation. All fur from head to toe and it's sad.

[@drrd4127]

Boss: No health insurance Clark Kent: No problem Boss thinking: WTF he is so clumsy how can that not be a problem unless he is actually supermen in disguise 😅🤣😅🤣😅🤣

[@otaku_codes]

if boss was batman

[@ClemRusty1940]

Perry was really pushin' it with the dry-cleaning...

[@kichi2529]

You can see how Tyler is the living scense of Superman. I'm so happy that he got the chance

[@beeerooney]

Their interaction is SO SEXY! The chemistry between Bitsie and Tyler is explosive.

[@W0ndaze]

There's not been one miscast in this series, I'm blown away by the direction, the tone, the seamless and very important note on mental health and making it a normal part of their lives, the score!!?? ( Dan Romer rules!!).. but really the casting.. Tyler Hoechlin has always been an underrated gem and I'm glad he gets a chance to shine as Clark and Superman. Elizabeth Tulloch has officially nabbed my best Lois lane spot from Erica Durance. A big thank you to Lyndsey Baldasare, David Rapaport and J.J. Ogilvy for the great cast!! 👍🏽👍🏽❣️

[@shizukagozen777]

I disagree, Lois has been miscasted imo.

[@cauaviniciusguedes2004]

Oh my god if only others CW series were like that, this show is so good.

[@DeepikaGinger]

It’s nice to see Clark as a reporter

[@elijahabraham569]

Tyler does such a good job at playing the clumsy Clark Kent.

[@NamLe-gr6xp]

This scene is really good (probably one of the best live-action Clark Kent scenes) but I think having a little bit where Lois asks Clark how to spell a word like in some iterations would be kinda cool.

[@mary200]

please the rambling😭😭😭he’s so dorky, i love😌

[@pjosepha]

Yes . Tyler hoechlin being Christopher reeves and dean Cain in one. He's good 😎

[@alcalshel]

The location , the colour , the dialogue. It's so reference to Man of Steel.

[@zenituragaming5043]

Superman existed before Man of Steel

[@Indigo_Polarity]

@@zenituragaming5043 Superman iconography that has existed for decades: *Is used in a Superman show* "This is definately a callback to Man of Steel"

[@kerrodjohnson5098]

Not a single sentence from any of these scenes was in MoS. And the location.... The Daily Planet... are you for real?

[@henrydanguyen]

Man of steel has no color but this one actually does so you’re kinda wrong there. If anything it looks more like Superman returns.

[@elijahlee3610]

@@Indigo_Polarity this episode took inspiration from man of steel. First flight, evil krypotnian going through Clark's memories, the color pallette, etc

[@ThornOfSociety]

Not sure what it is but Bitsy gives me a mix of Kidder and Hatcher with her Lois in this scene

[@mrrios2881]

I really wish in season 2 to see more of clark as journalist

[@cecilgoodman2343]

They have so much chemistry omg

[@timlemmens1087]

The new footage blends in seemingly with the footage from the pilot that I congratulate the filming crew.

[@jonathangetachew1522]

I don’t know why but I really love how Clark watches Seinfeld reruns and eats frozen chicken nuggets.

[@shealupkes]

I much prefer the idea that he's genuinely that awkward and only plays it up to push clark and superman apart

[@RamiroBelmaresJr]

He's so awkward and wholesome! 😆 I LOVE THIS ACTOR FOR CLARK!!!

[@thearyaputra]

Best episode of the series.

[@arthropod-doctor]

WHY IS THIS GOOD?! This has no business being so good!!

[@rafsolo]

I love the Seinfeld shout out

[@emjaysmile]

I'm falling love with them

[@Clark-ken]

For Clark Kent a normal work day start can be both simple and exciting. Also meeting and working with Lois💙

[@oneman9121]

Superman actually has 3 personas contrary to popular belief - the bumbling Clark we see here, the Kal-El/Superman one, and his actual true Clark persona. The last one is only seen when he's with in Smallville with his family or people he trusts. The "dork" Clark persona is only when he's in Metropolis around large civilian environments.

[@CelineNoyce]

When Clark references Seinfeld it is such an in joke because Jerry was famously obsessed with Superman.

[@thegreatrobin2329]

Wasn’t there insurance commercials having Jerry Seinfeld talk with an animated Superman??

[@maxpowers6033]

I never knew I wanted to see this stuff from the Superman mythos. Exploring his relationship and his "human" side is a breath of fresh air

[@jaysalvoro9834]

What this show does with showing Clark Kent as a great reporter is amazing. In the comics and in the Bruce Timm show, being a reporter and writer was his asset in knowing what he can help save next.

[@laurabryan6938]

He is being so dorky I love it

[@Sam-lk9fq]

Fantastic acting in this series

[@jimgilbert9984]

People are so dazzled by the powers of Superman that they forget that he's really just a small town farmboy at heart. Sure, some of the bumbling is affected as part of his cover for being the "perfect" Superman, but look closer, especially when he first gets to the Daily Planet. He's nervous during his interview with Perry, he constantly loses track of Lois because he's rather starstruck by being able to rubberneck at everything going on in the bullpen, he's a country boy whose only experience as a reporter was for his high school newspaper and now here he is in the heart of the greatest newspaper in the greatest city in the world so he's living his dream. No need to fake the bumbling. Once he gets used to his surroundings, of where he is and who he's with (Pulitzer Prize winning reporter), he's so busy learning that being a buffoon slips his mind and he lets his natural inquisitive nature come to the fore. Plus, Lois reinforces his desire to help the little guy by her focus on helping the man on the street instead of the new flashy story about the miracle man doing amazing stunts (his other identity as Superman). That she's focused on the real news that can help people no doubt also probably has something to do with his attraction to her. He's connecting with her as Clark, not as the "other guy" (as another mild-mannered man said about his alter-ego). I like this. This is the way their relationship should have developed all along. Great writing, great insight into the character, great acting in bringing larger than life characters to life as realistic, everyday people. 👍

[@ossian1977]

"No health insurance". "I think i ll be fine...."

[@demarcusgraham8015]

i like this chemistry because lois lane was tough on the rest of the clark kents but this one she loves

[@sydh9723]

There's no life insurance best joke of Superman

[@iamready4277]

Clark has a really innocent face

[@sbashkatova]

I love every reiteration of Lois&Clark. This one hits the spot too.

[@SuperSelina18]

Love at first sight for Clark

[@lundylow]

This show gets Superman in every way Zack Snyder doesn't.

[@BurningBushProductions]

The best change to modern Superman stories is having Lois fall in love with Clark instead of Superman. It makes her seem far more genuine and shows that she cares past the power and fame that Superman has.

[@jafair1]

Literally my only gripe with this superman is how short he is lol. Like the story and essence of the show I get like Christopher reeves, dean cain, and some tom welling vibes off of it. Like the great aspect of the shows and movies combined into this. Honestly this is the first superhero show in a while that I’m watching with my mom again because we both adore it

[@j.omarruizrangel5954]

He's not that small, Tyler is 6' tall.

[@Red-li2ys]

Doesn't that actually help with the immersion? Superman contrary to popular belief isn't a super tall, muscled out hero. He'd look exactly like how an average mid-west American male would look. 6'0 180 sounds about right.

[@deerofdreams1783]

I didn't get the subtle joke when the boss says "you don't get healthcare or overtime" Clark Kent can't get sick or injured and he will always be on time

[@RAY.POLARIS]

There's no health insurance. 😂 Clark must be thinking in his mind laughing" if only you knew!😂"

[@rjaymolina]

Love these two as Lois and Clark. Tyler Hoechlin is the perfect balance of ALL the previous actors and Bitsie Tulloch absolutely knocked it out of the park in season 3

[@thomaschristopherwhite9043]

God he was perfect! Just absolutely nailed it.

[@holdencaulfield1319]

The way he lost his mumble when Lois handed her the photos. From Clark to Kal - nice detail.

[@mschickenwing9953]

Clark Kent eats chicken nuggets it’s official I love this dork

[@matt15]

Almost forgot to watch this today

[@animatorFan74]

"Thanks, my Mum made it for me." Freakin awesome line.... loooove that little scene.

[@yt_Ajay_]

These two are so adorable

[@zeroL21]

It’s gonna be hard to say goodbye to this show the only good cw show

[@Winter-The-Masquerade]

Between this and My Adventures with Superman it's (sigh). It's honestly great to see Superman back again. It's been to long Clark, we missed you... We need you. The world is just a little to dark right now and we need someone to show us what we can be. I really like Superman.

[@JustYourAverageJose]

Finally a good dorky Clark Kent

[@rolandbujeiro42]

A dam good show..👍 finally!

[@jeffthompson9622]

I look forward to watching this when it becomes available on disc.

[@clintbrew]

I still waiting for it to come to the uk (the other arrowverse shows are airing soon just waiting for S&L)

[@JoshDanielAnglo]

I love how Superman is literally a god wanting to be human, unlike other superheroes where humans wanting to be gods...

[@d.9829]

Christopher Reeves would b proud

[@fredaf3700]

Seinfeld, not a big fan myself, buy I get I get why his name was said. Jerry Seinfeld is famously a Superman fan, and they even did an AMEX commercial together. The reference was almost a thank you to all the fans whom have shown Supes love over the years

[@VerisimilitudeFilms1]

Unlike Cavill and Amy Adams (no dis to their acting) these two ACTUALLY have chemistry and tension.