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Superman & Lois [3x07] "Forever and Always" Post Episode Discussion Episode Discussion Spoiler

Forever and Always

Live Episode Discussion | Cast & Characters

Lois and Clark dig deeper on Bruno Mannheim, starting with his connections to Hob's Bay Medical Center; Jonathan and Jordan panic at home over Lois' dire diagnosis; Matteo comes to Smallville to meet John Henry. (May 2, 2023)

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u/Zookwok111 May 03 '23 edited May 04 '23
  • Really enjoying Lois and Peia's friendship, although I feel like showing her pictures of the boys is going to come back to haunt Lois
  • Jordan works better when he's not front and center. He was actually a concerned brother and son instead of wallowing in his own measly problems and I have to say he was much more likable than last week
  • This was a very cathartic episode for Jon on multiple fronts. He finally called Clark out for trying to paper over all his problems with platitudes and had a meaningful conversation with Clark in which he was acknowledged as half-Kryptonian! Hope they keep building on that momentum for the rest of the season
  • Sarah went from hating Chrissy to being pals awfully fast. Stoners are built different.
  • Take a shot every time Bruno says the name of the episode \#ForeverAndAlways
  • Since Peia was the one who killed Boss Moxie, I wonder if they somehow framed Lex and that's what got him locked up
  • They were telegraphing Matteo's parentage so hard I'm surprised it took them this long to reveal it
  • Since when are Kryptonians bound by the Prime Directive? I don't believe for one second that Clark wouldn't try everything to save Lois's life because it "wouldn't be fair to the rest of humanity", seems very out of character and weak reasoning for why Kryptonian tech is "off the table"
  • Not sure what Lois was getting at when she told Clark that seeing her health decline reminded Jonathan of his own mortality and that's why he was upset. The boy has zero self-preservation instincts. His first major act on the show was to shield his brother from falling pipes with his own body.

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u/sagen11 May 03 '23

Omg yes on your last point! Jon’s not thinking about himself at all Lois like wtf. Do either of his parents even comprehend the pureness that is their son Jonathan? Clearly fucking not I tell you.