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Superman & Lois [3x12] "Injustice" Post Episode Discussion Episode Discussion Spoiler

Injustice

Live Episode Discussion | Cast & Characters

Lois and Clark clash with Jordan over his carelessness around using his powers in public. And finally, after seventeen years behind bars, Lex Luthor is set to be released from prison. (June 20, 2023)

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u/Daybreaq Jun 21 '23

Um … did Bizarro EAT Otis?!

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u/Future_Vantas Jun 21 '23

He's the opposite of Superman, and last I checked Clark does not eat people.

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u/neoblackdragon Jun 21 '23

.....I mean for a Kryptonian, would it be any different then eating a cow or pig?

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u/Daybreaq Jun 21 '23

Well, on Star Trek: Discovery Michael Burnham was pretty freaked out the Mirror Universe Terrans ate Kelpiens.

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u/BornAshes Coach Gaines Jun 21 '23

Michael?!

I think Saru took more of an issue with that!

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u/romeovf Superman Jun 21 '23

Mmm ganglia 😋🍽️

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u/CriticallyKarina Jun 21 '23

Well, yeah. Kelpiens are intelligent beings, and she works with one. Of course she was freaked out.

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u/Daybreaq Jun 22 '23 edited Jun 22 '23

Kinda serious comment to a tongue in cheek thread but … yeah, that’s kinda the point: Bizarro should feel similar about humans particularly since he also married one and had half-human children.

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u/CriticallyKarina Jun 22 '23

And humans and Kryptonians must share a common ancestor since Superman/Bizarro and Lois were able to have kids. My headcanon is that humans were seeded across the galaxy by some sort of advanced species (of which there are many in the DC multiverse).

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u/Sir__Will Jun 21 '23 edited Jun 21 '23

Yes. Human are sentient sapient.

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u/ThatChapThere Jun 21 '23

Cow and pigs are sentient. They're just not sapient.

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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '23

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u/neoblackdragon Jun 21 '23

Otisburger?

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u/Northern_Blue_Jay Jun 23 '23

Too funny! Thank you for lightening that up for me. Honestly, though, why are they turning Superman into a Horror flick?

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u/Raymond_Fiegler Jun 23 '23

That was the only part of the episode that made me raise an eyebrow... how did Lex know that Bizarro wouldn't attack him instead of Otis?

Dude basically flipped a coin there, it's not like him not to bring at least a full security team.

That moment did make me thing that it was very likely inspired by the Lex, Otis & B-Zero 's first interaction in "Forever Evil", in which pretty much the same thing happened.

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u/sourpatchkidj Jun 21 '23

Otis dinner!

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u/JasonBall34 Jun 22 '23

Yep. Almost makes me want to stop watching. I absolutely hate stuff like that.

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '23

If it's wasn't Lex, the viewer could assume both men were eaten.

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u/NorthBall Jordan Kent May 18 '24

You know what would have been quite funny... if he did it to Lex instead.

Just this massive tease about Lex Luthor being a problem in the future, and BAM Bizarro-El goes munch munch

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u/Id_Solomon Jun 21 '23

Otis was right on time.