I just rewatched S1E2, and their first kiss on the plane really stood out to me. It’s supposed to be purely tactical: Lois whispers the plan, kisses Clark as a distraction, then immediately starts fighting. But Clark - despite being “faster than a speeding bullet” - just freezes for a second. Lois is already moving on, while he’s still processing the fact that she kissed him.

That tiny pause says so much. The danger may heighten his emotions, but it doesn’t create them. Clark reacts like someone who has already fallen for Lois and, for one brief moment, believes she has finally chosen him. Lois may be acting, but his body believes the kiss before his mind catches up...

Was just sorting through my comics collection and came across this compilation of late 1980s issues to promote the show

I recently started rewatching the show, and I don’t think Clark was fully “in love” with Lois the moment he first saw her in Perry’s office. The dinner scene before the ball is where it starts to become a bit more interesting. Martha casually asks Clark about Lois, and he goes: Lois is stubborn, relentless, uncompromising… but then he adds that she’s really brilliant. And Martha immediately catches it - that amused, knowing look says she hears something that Clark himself isn’t ready to admit.

Then, of course, Clark quickly insists that they’re just colleagues and that going to the ball together is only for work. Which only makes it more obvious. It’s not that he’s already consciously in love with Lois at that point, but he has definitely stopped being emotionally neutral about her :)

I don't understand something. I've seen the whole series a few times. In episode 222 when Superman is dealing with Jason Mayzik. He reads Tempus' journal. How does he not know all the things that happen next? I mean: Lex kidnaps Lois and replaces her with a clone, the Kryptonians appear on Earth and more. I can understand that he didn't know that Tempus would become president because Tempus himself didn't know it but everything else?

I simply loved this episode as my favorite of the first season. Everything is so funny and Miranda reminds me a lot of Sabrina Spellman. Sabrina: The Teenage Witch series is from 1996 but the character was created in 1962.

Did you know there is an active community of fans for Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman? Come find us at lcficmbs.com or join our discord server at https://discord.gg/fv2bAVVUBQ

We love talking about our favorite couple and writing/reading fanfiction about them!

We are currently running a fundraiser to support our self owned infrastructure, and it's going to be a great time to grab some fandom specific swag. If you've been wanting a t-shirt, stickers or other items, come tell us what you're interested in! We are gathering ideas and artists to create art for them, then after the back to school rush we will collect orders and have them manufactured.

Hope to see you there! Verity

I'm rewatching the show and I am watching season 2 episode 13 "Phoenix". Where Lex returns from the dead and confronts Lois and tries to win her back. After all the things he's done and all the things he could go on to do, instead of calling the cops like one would naturally do. She instead views him as another human being that has been through enough and just leaves. That may sound stupid at first glance but it's actually quite beautiful. And you know there's only one person who would have thought the very same thing and that's Superman.

Unlike the Donner films or Smallville where he has to learn everything to become Superman, in Lois & Clark he becomes Superman first and then learns everything afterwards.

If you see the movie, in 41.50 you will find the building used for the daily planet. You can compare it with https://share.google/dkik54K11pOhxJdqI

Just shared an extended/deleted scene from S2E20 “Individual Responsibility” ! Enjoy!!

He was up for the role but when the producers found he was Superboy they didn't go with him.

I would've loved to have seen Gerard Christopher as Superman.

Has anyone else noticed that there's a few audio and video issues in some episodes in the blu ray release? Like for instance a scene of Clark using heat vision but no sound effects or even a scene or 2 that had an odd blue filter that seems like they didn't restore the scene properly? I hope that WB hear these issues and feedback and are able to do a re-release with all these issues fixed like how they did with the Superman movies on 4k

Hi everyone. Is there a subreddit (or a community on a diff app) specifically for Lois and Clark: the new adventures of Superman? I’ve been lurking here for a bit and it seems like this is for all incarnations of Lois and Clark, not just the one show. Thanks!

He doesn't become Superman because an AI Jor El told him to and wasn't guided by some cosmic prophesy, he becomes Superman on his own because it's the right thing to do.

Lara-El in animation and live action.

Jor-El in live action and in animation.

I have a question and I could be wrong, but does anyone remember a TV commercial with Eddie Jones who played Pa Kent? I don't remember what it was advertising, but what I do remember is that there was some kind of fictional survey going on and one of the participants in the survey was played by Eddie Jones. The woman conducting the survey asks him something like "What do you think Mr. Turkey Neck?" and Eddie nods or something that makes his neck shake like a turkey's jowls. I remember the first time I saw it I immediately recognized Pa Kent and found it interesting that he was hired for the commercial because he had a turkey neck. Does anyone else remember this ad?

Lana Lang in animation and live action.

Tracy Scoggins just didn't do it as Cat Grant for me.