Spoilers "Superman & Lois" Season 2
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^ Superman wears an "S" under his clothes, Chrissy is Cinderella.
There's a second S on his Cape.
Does he wrap the Cape around his leg, or does it fold up into his pocket?
Clark seems like the sort of guy who writes his name on the inside of his underwear.
Both pairs.
Does he wrap the Cape around his leg, or does it fold up into his pocket?
Clark seems like the sort of guy who writes his name on the inside of his underwear.
Both pairs.
John Byrne insists that Superman does not create waste (while solar charged?) because of his body's consumption efficiency.
Clark would break any earth toilet.
Then there's the water table.
Drinking solar charged super pee, it can't be broken down, would kill anyone or anything that tried to drink it, and it might cripple a water purification plant trying to process it, unless super pee as a fraction of Superman loses it's charge faster than Super man, and super pee is normal pee minutes or hours after leaving Clark.
Internal pressure.
So it's metal rending indestructible poison soaking into his trousers if he doesn't shake and dab after draining his lizard.
If Clark doesn't wear super diapers, he might accidentally kill a lot of people, daily.
If he's been peeing in space for thirty years, then the international space station is in peril.
Yellow peril.
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The water table.
Critters in the sewers.
Not talking about water sports.
Critters in the sewers.
Not talking about water sports.
If he needs to pee or poop then the most simple thing to do is fly up into space. Pee and poop and do all that stuff like washing hands and then come back to earth. Not only do you keep waste in a place Luthor or some other person can't get hold of it for nefarious purposes you also don't have to keep it hidden away on the farm or anything. Or go to the Fortress of Solitude and use a special alien toilet.
I guess growing up as a kid though he might have just did his business in the space pod. Perhaps their was instructions somewhat to help the humans who find him to help figure this stuff out when he is young and not aware enough to know these answers.
Well it was a while until he became truly super.
In the beginning, when Clark was living in Cleveland, he could only leap over buildings in a single bound.
In the beginning, when Clark was living in Cleveland, he could only leap over buildings in a single bound.
I did not need to think about this.
What? No Streaky the Supercat? Very disappointing.Just wait until Conner Kent, protoplasm Supergirl, Comet the Superhorse, and Elastic-Lad show up. And Lana becomes Insect Queen…
What? No Streaky the Supercat? Very disappointing.
Streaky did appear on Supergirl, though without superpowers (beyond the ones cats naturally have).
He has a truck.
A dump truck.
Just wait until Conner Kent, protoplasm Supergirl, Comet the Superhorse, and Elastic-Lad show up. And Lana becomes Insect Queen…
I have to admit, every time they went back to the Danvers house, or we got a flashback to the girls' childhood there, I'd hope we'd get a scene with Kara riding or at least checking up on a white horse named Comet, and am mildly disappointed we never did.What? No Streaky the Supercat? Very disappointing.
And now I'm holding out hope for a Arrowverse Krypto on Superman & Lois. But at least in that case we do have Titans' version, who's pretty awesome.
One week!
Six days!
So do we have any info on how this season will be presented? How many episodes? Should we expect an Olympics break in February? Are they at all concerned with the super low ratings on CW or are the alternative revenue streams very robust? This show is on BBC One in the UK, which is a big deal.
EDIT: Yeah, as I suspected more viewers in the UK than in the US!
https://getyourcomicon.co.uk/blog/2...uk-debut-wins-its-timeslot-with-2-7m-viewers/
Has that ever happened before for any American show??
Second edit: It's not quite in primetime in the UK, its a tea-time show. Also every episode is immediately available free on BBC iPlayer... How does this work? We can access BBC iPlayer with a VPN here from stateside, but when does the full season 2 come out?
Third edit: I see the seasons come out many months after they air in the US.
EDIT: Yeah, as I suspected more viewers in the UK than in the US!
https://getyourcomicon.co.uk/blog/2...uk-debut-wins-its-timeslot-with-2-7m-viewers/
Has that ever happened before for any American show??
Second edit: It's not quite in primetime in the UK, its a tea-time show. Also every episode is immediately available free on BBC iPlayer... How does this work? We can access BBC iPlayer with a VPN here from stateside, but when does the full season 2 come out?
Third edit: I see the seasons come out many months after they air in the US.
Four days!
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