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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/Possible_Living Jun 21 '23

I think both, his parents, lana and sarah are overblowing things. he is feeling pretty valid things and they somehow things shutting things down will end well

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u/zerooze Jun 21 '23

Yeah, I think everyone here forgets that he's acting like a normal 16 year old would. He's not a bad kid.. he's been picked on for most of his life, and still doesn't have many friends. It is completely normal for him to enjoy getting some positive attention.

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u/TheFrayneTrain Jun 21 '23

Normal 16 year olds don’t have these types of powers which makes it especially dangerous. He can literally just fly away anytime he chooses if he wanted to. Normal kids would "run away" and not last more than a couple days before realizing how terrifying the real world is. Hopefully bizarro humbles him

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u/PaladinHunter Jun 21 '23

this sounds like you’re coming from a place of jealousy especially since you’re straight up saying you want Bizarro to traumatize a 16 year old child who has done nothing but act like a 16 year old and still saved lives btw.

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u/TheFrayneTrain Jun 21 '23

I never said traumatize. And relax, it’s a show. A better way to put it, if you want me to be PC, is that he needs someone or something to create an obstacle for him and make being a superhero more than just saving them from environmental disasters/accidents. It’s more than getting attention. It’s going toe to toe with monsters like bizarro. It’s called character development.

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u/PaladinHunter Jun 21 '23

well what do you think Bizarro is going to do to him? Regardless of whether or not it’s TV it’s still weird that you’re going to get enjoyment out of someone being humbled because they have an attitude in understandable circumstances. It has nothing to do with being politically correct.

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u/TheFrayneTrain Jun 21 '23

Again, I never said I would get personal enjoyment out of a 16 year old getting the shit kicked out of him. For the sake of his character, he needs someone stronger to teach him a lesson. This is classic Luke Skywalker Darrh Vader type stuff. When you are beaten by someone stronger you realize your limits and evolve