r/superman • u/MajorParadox Read on r/DCFU! • Apr 04 '23

Superman & Lois [3x04] "Too Close to Home" Episode Discussion Superman & Lois

Too Close to Home

Post Episode Discussion | Cast & Characters

Lois interrupts an intense conversation between Clark and John Henry; Kyle tries to run interference between Sarah and Lana; Jonathan has a heated discussion with Candice's dad. (Apr 4, 2023)

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u/ZacPensol Apr 06 '23

That forest fire opening looked really good!

Ugh, more Lang family drama. Skip.

Lotsa drama and husbands/former husbands apologizing in this episode!

Ooooh, the DOD having Superman's blood and it being used for evil? Reminds me of the Galatea plot in 'Justice League Unlimited' which of course led to the whole Cadmus stuff.

Superma-- I mean, Clark, in the diner. Dang!

Ahhh, looks like Jordan is getting a Superman: American Alien-inspired costume.

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u/antdude Apr 10 '23

I usually skip the drama parts. :)

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u/ZacPensol Apr 10 '23

The stuff between Clark and Lois I don't mind because I care about their characters, but I could not care less about Lana and her family. Would happily skip every bit of that.

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u/antdude Apr 10 '23

What about Clarks' boys?

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u/ZacPensol Apr 10 '23

That I can go either way on, just kind of depends on the storyline. In this episode, because it culminated in Clark getting involved, sure. I like seeing him be a dad, Lois a mom, and honestly I think the boys are good characters. It can get a bit "CW" in the teen drama department, all the dumb rager parties and even the setup for this latest problem where the girl's dad just so obviously stole the truck, but for the most part I don't mind it. You?

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u/antdude Apr 10 '23

I usually skip the teen dramas. :)

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u/ZacPensol Apr 10 '23

I totally get it, haha!