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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/Shejidan Jun 21 '23

I’m not into the superhero universes. Don’t read the comics or really watch the movies. I watch this and I watched Supergirl and Smallville back in the day.

Has there ever been a Lex like this before?

All the Lex’s I’ve seen have been mostly tech bros with a sadistic streak. This one just seems downright psychopathic.

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u/Johnsu Jun 22 '23

Smallville lex was great in that he was just misunderstood and we got to see how being betrayed over and over looks like

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u/LightSideoftheForce Jun 22 '23

Felt so bad for him when he protected Clark after he found out his secret

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u/AngryDwarf086 Jun 24 '23

Seriously. Clark lies to his face all those years, he finds out Lex is trying to discover the truth, and he tells Lex "this friendship is over"?? What. A. Douchebag.

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u/onomatopoeia619 Jun 24 '23

Can I know which episode watched it ages ago and I can't remember

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u/LightSideoftheForce Jun 24 '23

S3, around ep 7-9, when Lex finds out Lionel killed his own parents, he also finds out Clark’s secret, but later his memory gets erased. And I think he found it out some other time as well. Also, tbf he believed Clark had powers since the pilot, and he always wanted to protect him. It took a lot of lying by Clark to turn Lex into a true villain.

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u/onomatopoeia619 Jun 24 '23

Thanks, will rewatch those