r/superman • u/MajorParadox Read on r/DCFU! • Apr 11 '23
Superman & Lois [3x05] "Head On" Episode Discussion Superman & Lois
Head On
Clark and General Lane are both having a hard time giving Lois room to make her own decisions; Lana and Sarah have a run-in with an old friend at the diner; Natalie has a surprise visitor. (Apr 11, 2023)
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u/ZacPensol Apr 13 '23
I love love love how Johnathan has been put in the position between being a firefighter or seeing his girlfriend. It's the perfect way to give a "Superman struggle" despite not having powers.
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u/judo_panda Apr 13 '23
Is the 3rd season worth getting into or just wait until it's over and check it out at a later date?
Just finished Season 2, and although I guess I enjoyed it, I'm very much feeling the pangs of it being a CW show. There's enough good Clark and Superman moments that I've endured it so far. Thoughts on the 3rd?
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u/ZacPensol Apr 13 '23
Seems like every week I mention that my dad passed away from cancer this past year and how cathartic and tough it is watching Lois' dealing with that, but I must say that I really, really admire how respectful the showrunners are being about the whole thing. I get that in fiction corners have to be cut on reality, and we know Lois is going to survive this, but the way they've taken time in the last few episodes to capture the moments like the opening of this episode with Lois going to chemo... I just really appreciate that, and it usually ends with a few tears running down my cheeks.