Glasses are one thing, but I guess it's how he carries himself as Clark. Different hair, being all dorky and weak that makes anyone doubt that he is Superman. But damn I did not expect to see Superman having a family with kids, this series changed all that... Nicely done imo.
@@imranbecksthat was a funny line on Big Bang theory because it's stupid. None of those come even close to be enough for friends or kids not realize that Clark Kent is Superman. It's just a part of the kitschy lore than you accept, no need to justify it.
Well we know the teenagers part is true. He had so much trouble dealing with his cousin, we should have known what it would be like to have to deal with teenage children that are his.
"yeah yeah, and Bruce Wayne paid us to keep our mouths shut" Yes I know Bruce isn't in this continuity, it's still funny and possibly canon to the comics.
Don't, make them work for that. Like if they gets a A in maths they get their tablet fixed, not even the bike below B+. Hate me all you want, but you will see the difference pretty soon affect them pretty positively from this.
The amazing thing about that scene is that Clark at no point singles 1 child out over the other. Even after the if 1 of you had powers and 1 of you didn't line. He goes back to the only way you survive yesterday is if one of you is like me. Jordan immediatley goes all CW teenager about it.
What I got from that scene was that Clark didn't have to say it. Without meaning to, both parents seem to broadcast their "preference" or the seemingly more favored child. Children can sense that stuff. Clark and Lois confirm his feelings. It is kind of sad actually, but more interesting for the story.
@@e69alpha He just found out that he is an half alien hybrid and that his parents have been lying to his face his entire life, while he has been struggling with mental issues due to him being related to Superman without him knowing it. Of course he would would be upset. He had every right to.
I've always seen it as Superman having the telepathic ability to impose his will on others. In this case, he can suppress people's suspicions in him being Superman. In the 70s movies, it's very apparent as no one pays attention to him. They are always bumping into him. Ignoring him. Knocking his stuff out of his hand and not stopping to help or even say sorry. Etc. That's not people being rude... That's Superman unknowingly making it happen. He just doesn't know he has it. It's his wish to be unseen and to have a normal life outside of the suit. When he takes his glasses off and reveals his face, that's him letting his guard down and then suddenly people are like, "I always knew there was something wierd about you, but I could never put my finger on it." If anyone disagrees, just look at what he does to Lois at the end of Superman 2 where he somehow hypnotizes her to forget Clark and Superman are one in the same and she goes back to ignoring him almost completely. On the flipside, consider the fact that there is a god flying around with the ability to destroy the planet and everyone celebrates him as a hero, except for certain people like Batman, and Lex who are either resistant or immune to his telepathy through sheer force of will. Batman knows Superman is Clark Kent for example... I don't know. It's how I am able to see these scenes and be like, "Yah makes sense."
No, I mean there are Comic versions of him having Kryptonian Hypno Glasses and in one Comic Versions he can shape shift his face but both versions are just to far fetched for the Life Action Adaption and no he himself did never had Hypno Powers it was always his Kryptonian Glasses. Since than they have been using the more Grounded but yet least believable or atleast the more challenging way for Clark, is just him no Hypno or Shapeshift, just a change to a Dorky Personality with Normal Glasses, cause that was the more grounded Disguise for Live Action adaptations. You can also noticed how the Kids didn't believed him after taking off his Glasses, only after showing his Powers, meaning they all did believed his Persona. I know for some a simple Personality change with a pair of normal Glasses might be unbelievable, but I'd say it does work on some People I know alot of people who are just bad with Faces, and one other thing why they wouldn't go with Clarks Hypnosis Glasses, well it's kinda fucked to Hypno your own Family. You should check out Superman Birthright Issue-3, it captures his Disguise pretty well.
Possibly both, his world at that moment was thrown on a loop. His particular reaction is normal because as a teenager he is experiencing a multitude of emotions and then now the possibility of powers as well as realizing he's half Alien.
"Hey kid we represent the council and imperial whatnot we want you to come with us in our shiny starship full of royal clothes and stuff." "Cool can my mom come?" "Ah s***, I only brought a $20. Didn't have time to visit an ATM on the way. Sorry kiddo."
These kids are loco...if I found out my dad was superman 🦸♂️ I'd be hype😆 But, my kid is 10 and already the teenage hormones are starting to emerge...if this is what I have to look forward to I'm gonna need to be super something 😆
You said the magic word...teenager. If they were 6 or 7, they’d be all pumped about it. “Superman’s my dad? AWESOME!!” But these guys are teenagers, so they realized their father’s not who they thought he was, and they felt betrayed. They found out why their father wasn’t there, and they found out that they were half-alien. That’s why they weren’t “hype”.
But at the same time realising you are half human and half alien. That would actually sort of freak me out to find out I'm half alien all of a sudden.. Lol
@@imranbecks lol I'm totally digging it, are you kidding me? Back in high middle and high school I was the kid obsessed with extraterrestrials. I was watching every show, film and documentary. Area 51 was my favourite game in the arcade at work🤣 To find out that I'm half alien....I would've been on cloud 9😆😆
I genuinely detest in shows or movies where characters get so upset because they “lied” about their identity. Well no fucking shit they lied they literally had to for YOUR safety. Notice how the more people that find out the secret the faster the secret is spread and ultimately the more danger their families end up being in
Imagine not recognizing your own father anytime he took off his glasses. My dad is always losing his glasses, so I would have spent half of my life being confused as to why some random man kept appearing in my house.
For those who don't know, Clark's glasses are actually made of kryptonian glass which hypnotizes people into thinking that he is different than Superman...
@@thefoeofdrip1184 Same here. I guess doing it this early sets the tone for the series on how their kids and the family handle the fact that they know his real identity. The challenges and moral dilemma they would face would be explored throughout the season. Which imo only makes this show fresh and original. Very interesting indeed.
Angst teen, big fucking whoop..still don't understand the hate of this scene...it's not dumb writing...they are acting on emotion..you know when people act emotionally sometimes they don't think rationally..seen plenty of times IN REAL LIFE!!!
For everybody who keeps wondering why the kids don't recognize their dad is Superman.... Two things. 1. The Celebrity Complex.... Basically if you had a person who lived next door to you and they looked like a famous celebrity.... Would you instantly think that person was that celebrity OR would you just think they looked like the celebrity? You would go with the latter. Also keep in mind there's a scene in this episode where the boys are talking about their dad and they mention that he can't put the Christmas tree up without falling while doing it. 2. Superman looks like any other dark haired white man with an athletic build. Wanna count how many of those guys are just walking around in the world? Go ahead. We'll wait while you do that. 😂😂😂😂
I HAVE GOT TO WATCH THIS EPISODE!!!!!! I watched an episode of Prodigal Son thinking it was going to be a new episode because it said so on the TV Guide Listings website, and it turned out to be a repeat. I'll catch it this weekend. Superman and Lois looks like it's going to be a good start.
@@Batman-iy4re their twins what are you talking about i said Thor and Loki aren't twins the point i was trying to make is that i wouldn't be surprised if they decided to do a similar storyline to Thor and Loki's. i hope they don't do that because its a stupid idea. and i have seen the whole episode.
When I was younger I would have related completely to these boys being upset. Now that I am an adult and a father myself, this scene is absolutely heartbreaking
@Defender888888 feeling like my father lied to me my whole life about something pretty monumental would be pretty upsetting. When you're young and naive you see things in black and white more than thr nuances an adult sees
Well in Season 4 Jonathan Got his powers last . But the two of them couldn't even lay a finger on their dad during their training session. I wish they could have had a spinoff series following the season 4 finale where could see them both trying to do what their dad did while raising a family.
Really- GOTHAM. You may have heard of it? Time to binge it. I know, let me stop you- it was Batman, The Formative Years- but it was extremely well-done, entertaining, awesome performances, and brilliant production values.
I've seen like scene like ten times it's so well done. Also, I never looked at it this way but someone pointed it out and it makes sense, he's really just showing off in this scene lol.
Both of their kids had to be boys... and they had to be the same age as well, this show is going to have a lot of crazy things going on because of them
No. There's no magic. Clark is using a normal aspect of human psychology - people don't look for something that they assume won't be there. Why are the boys surprised? Because they've never thought to look for Superman in their dorky Dad. Glasses or not, it's just not something that would have occurred to them.
This actor has a very particular look. Look at that morning shadow on his face. I'm thinking you can identify him in a line up 19 times out of 20 even if you've seen him from 50 feet the first time. Reeve was the best at convincing us of this double identity. We live in the era of mobiles now too. And cctv. Lol. This kind of secret identity no longer works. This is why the Henry Cavill story starts with him being discovered concurrent with Zod's attempted takeover of Earth. It doesn't matter after that if everyone knows who he is or who his girlfriend might be. The Cavill storyverse had the best chance. Should have stuck with that one.
I think people give too much credit to ability to recognize him past a pair of glasses. People out here can't recognize somebody with a different shirt or a slight hairstyle change. Easy to THINK you wouldnt be fooled by it when you're already in on it.
I really like this series and the Characters, but I gonna be honest Jordan's Tantrum kinda made me wish Clark was Homelander for a Second. His Tantrum felt like one of those unnecessary ones where he just threw a Tantrum because the Situation called for one.
I have just started watching Superman and Lois on Max. I see in the pilot episode that Sam Lane already knows Clark is Superman, but I have seen season 4 videos showing Clark telling Sam he is Superman. What caused Sam Lane to forget?
superman's glasses are the most powerful instruments in DC since no one can tell who tf he could conceivably be when he's wearing them even though they've seen both of his identities, even his own family🤦♂
Jordan: We’ve seen Superman no way it’s you
Clark: takes off glasses
Jordan: no way...
Right. 😂
Glasses are one thing, but I guess it's how he carries himself as Clark. Different hair, being all dorky and weak that makes anyone doubt that he is Superman.
But damn I did not expect to see Superman having a family with kids, this series changed all that... Nicely done imo.
@@imranbecks I SO AGREE!!!!
@@imranbecksthat was a funny line on Big Bang theory because it's stupid. None of those come even close to be enough for friends or kids not realize that Clark Kent is Superman. It's just a part of the kitschy lore than you accept, no need to justify it.
🤣🤣🤣
his sons: You're not Superman! We've seen him!
Clark takes off glasses
jordan: WOAH! Superman, where'd you come from? Where did our dad go?
😅👍👍😭😭😭
Clark put his glasses back on
Jordan: "WOAH! Dad, where have you been? Superman just here but he gone now."
It's you
@@The-realAlpharius "Our Dad? Superman? Our Dad? A Platypus?"
@@shoresean1237 I meant it’s the Emperor of Mankind
My dad was Superman, right up until the day he died.. The difference was, I always knew.
Well said my friend
Same.
❤
true, we all know
@@JacknVictor shout out to all our Dads who have the best seat in the house for Thanksgiving dinner
If I was Clark I would’ve been like “I thought you knew, I don’t even wear a mask.”
bro that glass has magic no one can recognise him
Real shit
@@ash-gr3gr You’re really telling me they’ve never seen their father without glasses?
@@da1king0fwakanda56 🤐🤐🤐🤐 no words you got me
Kryptonite glass
Apparently Superman has 2 weaknesses. Kryptonite and teenagers.
Lol
Well we know the teenagers part is true. He had so much trouble dealing with his cousin, we should have known what it would be like to have to deal with teenage children that are his.
Good one
3rd bro you forget the magic
Magic is 3rd weekness
Nah it's being raised by humans
Next door neighbor: "Honey Clark is doing weird stuff again!"
My favorite comment
"yeah yeah, and Bruce Wayne paid us to keep our mouths shut"
Yes I know Bruce isn't in this continuity, it's still funny and possibly canon to the comics.
there's no neighbor for miles. Look.
Agnes!!!!
So you two never seen pops without his glasses? Shit I seen my dad in his underwear
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Cognitive Dissonance.
very different - underwear doesn't disguise you the way glasses do
😅😂😂😭😭😭
@@michaelfisher1537 Yeah - it does - probably trying not to look at him - especially not making eye contact
“I’ve seen Superman before, we’ve seen him”...imagine not knowing your own father is Superman. It’s not like he’s Batman, doesn’t even wear a mask.
No no no he wears glasses very hard to tell
Even with them off they only recognize him if he got the suit on
The Glasses have a tech magic, Just don't seems that is he
You mean to tell me that he wears his glasses around the house at all times? They should have noticed at least a resemblance.
@@warrenreid6109 Exactly. 😂
My kids look at me the same way when I fix their tablet or bike.
Don't, make them work for that. Like if they gets a A in maths they get their tablet fixed, not even the bike below B+.
Hate me all you want, but you will see the difference pretty soon affect them pretty positively from this.
@@livingdivinity6275 you'd make a terrible parent.
@@dustinpaulson1123 Yeah fr
@@livingdivinity6275 😂😂. Now that's some funny nonsense you spewed there.
Superdad.
The amazing thing about that scene is that Clark at no point singles 1 child out over the other. Even after the if 1 of you had powers and 1 of you didn't line. He goes back to the only way you survive yesterday is if one of you is like me. Jordan immediatley goes all CW teenager about it.
What I got from that scene was that Clark didn't have to say it. Without meaning to, both parents seem to broadcast their "preference" or the seemingly more favored child. Children can sense that stuff. Clark and Lois confirm his feelings. It is kind of sad actually, but more interesting for the story.
Yeah wtf is that jordan kid's problem?
@@e69alpha He just found out that he is an half alien hybrid and that his parents have been lying to his face his entire life, while he has been struggling with mental issues due to him being related to Superman without him knowing it. Of course he would would be upset. He had every right to.
Those kids are not understanding the kind of villains that would come after them if they didn't know he was superman
They are exceptionally stupid.
Those villains could come after them even if they didn`t know.
I've always seen it as Superman having the telepathic ability to impose his will on others. In this case, he can suppress people's suspicions in him being Superman. In the 70s movies, it's very apparent as no one pays attention to him. They are always bumping into him. Ignoring him. Knocking his stuff out of his hand and not stopping to help or even say sorry. Etc. That's not people being rude... That's Superman unknowingly making it happen. He just doesn't know he has it. It's his wish to be unseen and to have a normal life outside of the suit.
When he takes his glasses off and reveals his face, that's him letting his guard down and then suddenly people are like, "I always knew there was something wierd about you, but I could never put my finger on it."
If anyone disagrees, just look at what he does to Lois at the end of Superman 2 where he somehow hypnotizes her to forget Clark and Superman are one in the same and she goes back to ignoring him almost completely. On the flipside, consider the fact that there is a god flying around with the ability to destroy the planet and everyone celebrates him as a hero, except for certain people like Batman, and Lex who are either resistant or immune to his telepathy through sheer force of will. Batman knows Superman is Clark Kent for example...
I don't know. It's how I am able to see these scenes and be like, "Yah makes sense."
No, I mean there are Comic versions of him having Kryptonian Hypno Glasses and in one Comic Versions he can shape shift his face but both versions are just to far fetched for the Life Action Adaption and no he himself did never had Hypno Powers it was always his Kryptonian Glasses. Since than they have been using the more Grounded but yet least believable or atleast the more challenging way for Clark, is just him no Hypno or Shapeshift, just a change to a Dorky Personality with Normal Glasses, cause that was the more grounded Disguise for Live Action adaptations. You can also noticed how the Kids didn't believed him after taking off his Glasses, only after showing his Powers, meaning they all did believed his Persona. I know for some a simple Personality change with a pair of normal Glasses might be unbelievable, but I'd say it does work on some People I know alot of people who are just bad with Faces, and one other thing why they wouldn't go with Clarks Hypnosis Glasses, well it's kinda fucked to Hypno your own Family. You should check out Superman Birthright Issue-3, it captures his Disguise pretty well.
I don’t know if Jon was gonna faint or throw up when Clark lift up the truck
Possibly both, his world at that moment was thrown on a loop. His particular reaction is normal because as a teenager he is experiencing a multitude of emotions and then now the possibility of powers as well as realizing he's half Alien.
That was some great acting. Keep your eye on this guy.
What would be what most people would do if they see someone flying, at least grown ups, kids may have a better chance to accept if faster.
"You're saying you're Superman?"
"I've seen Superman before. We've seen him."
(Clark takes his glasses off, and ...)
"Oh my gosh! You ARE Superman!"
Baby/ toddler Clark lifted his Dad's, truck revealing his super strength . Clark lifted a truck again but for his kids this time.
I wish I were half saiyan/kryptonian (with an extremely high M-count) trained by the Jedi the inducted into both the Green & Blue Lantern Corps!
You wish your power level to be more 9000 but they just five 🤣😂😂😁
"Hey kid we represent the council and imperial whatnot we want you to come with us in our shiny starship full of royal clothes and stuff."
"Cool can my mom come?"
"Ah s***, I only brought a $20. Didn't have time to visit an ATM on the way. Sorry kiddo."
Kriya yoga
Sufism
Mikkyo
.....all you need
Oh hell I'll take all saiyan all day
Dude jordan is a whiny bitch in this show
this series is SOOO good. they really play with your emotions.
Such great acting in this one , lines were chilling
Tyler's portrayal of Superman IMO is the best. The writers definitely knew the assignment
These kids are loco...if I found out my dad was superman 🦸♂️ I'd be hype😆
But, my kid is 10 and already the teenage hormones are starting to emerge...if this is what I have to look forward to I'm gonna need to be super something 😆
RIGHT???!!! WHY THEY TRIPPING??!!🙄🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️ Teenagers..🤦🏽♂️
Be a super dad lol
You said the magic word...teenager. If they were 6 or 7, they’d be all pumped about it. “Superman’s my dad? AWESOME!!” But these guys are teenagers, so they realized their father’s not who they thought he was, and they felt betrayed. They found out why their father wasn’t there, and they found out that they were half-alien. That’s why they weren’t “hype”.
But at the same time realising you are half human and half alien. That would actually sort of freak me out to find out I'm half alien all of a sudden.. Lol
@@imranbecks lol I'm totally digging it, are you kidding me? Back in high middle and high school I was the kid obsessed with extraterrestrials. I was watching every show, film and documentary. Area 51 was my favourite game in the arcade at work🤣
To find out that I'm half alien....I would've been on cloud 9😆😆
i am hope this world never be other dark universe
So, I take it that you never got into a spat with your parents?
I genuinely detest in shows or movies where characters get so upset because they “lied” about their identity. Well no fucking shit they lied they literally had to for YOUR safety. Notice how the more people that find out the secret the faster the secret is spread and ultimately the more danger their families end up being in
Yeah, it makes fun writing I guess, but realistic? I dunno, does not feel like it
Imagine not recognizing your own father anytime he took off his glasses. My dad is always losing his glasses, so I would have spent half of my life being confused as to why some random man kept appearing in my house.
For those who don't know, Clark's glasses are actually made of kryptonian glass which hypnotizes people into thinking that he is different than Superman...
When?
Best scene from pilot
I didn't expect John and Jordan to find out this soon but I did expect them to find out in later episodes.
@@thefoeofdrip1184 Same here. I guess doing it this early sets the tone for the series on how their kids and the family handle the fact that they know his real identity. The challenges and moral dilemma they would face would be explored throughout the season. Which imo only makes this show fresh and original. Very interesting indeed.
No matter what time in history of the Superman timeline, the people closest to him must be stupid beyond imagination.
Angst teen, big fucking whoop..still don't understand the hate of this scene...it's not dumb writing...they are acting on emotion..you know when people act emotionally sometimes they don't think rationally..seen plenty of times IN REAL LIFE!!!
Some people still not mature even though when they already reach 40
Like real life Karen's
The kid was mostly mad because his dad just destroyed his U-joints by balancing the entire weight of the truck on its driveshaft.
The mailman at the end of the driveway: "Holy shit **checks mail** Clark Kent is Superman!"
movie quality, at television pace
For everybody who keeps wondering why the kids don't recognize their dad is Superman....
Two things.
1. The Celebrity Complex.... Basically if you had a person who lived next door to you and they looked like a famous celebrity.... Would you instantly think that person was that celebrity OR would you just think they looked like the celebrity?
You would go with the latter.
Also keep in mind there's a scene in this episode where the boys are talking about their dad and they mention that he can't put the Christmas tree up without falling while doing it.
2. Superman looks like any other dark haired white man with an athletic build. Wanna count how many of those guys are just walking around in the world?
Go ahead.
We'll wait while you do that.
😂😂😂😂
I HAVE GOT TO WATCH THIS EPISODE!!!!!! I watched an episode of Prodigal Son thinking it was going to be a new episode because it said so on the TV Guide Listings website, and it turned out to be a repeat. I'll catch it this weekend. Superman and Lois looks like it's going to be a good start.
Series name
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Sorry, but as a father, this scene hit a nerve, and very deeply. It's going to be a great show, if they let it.
Love that Jonathan looks like he's shitting kittens.
The music score needed that classic theme from original movie
Amazing scene.
Wow, glasses are the ultimate disguise!!😂😂
how do you not recognize your father without glasses
If I saw my dad flying around without glasses, I’d be like oh shit…..he’s been lying to me about his eyesight this ENTIRE TIME!
Great video Great TV show
This would've been the PERFECT time to hear the John Williams theme.
What a pair of SuperDouches.
yes
Brats! You find out Superman’s your dad and your response is to be angry? WOW
Can we talk about how this show is shot just as well as a full fledged movie?
Your dad NEVER took off his glasses? Never????????¿
No, they never got beated up by his dad- the reason he is talking to his father that way. Very obvious.
Wow, dad, now that you take off the glasses, you do look like superman!
This scene was genuinely hilarious. The only part of it that didn’t feel like satire was the score when he lifted the truck.
The acting is 100
The removing of the glasses will always be hilarious
I can see these kids are going to annoy the hell out of me
My dad when Clark took his glasses off: 🙄🫠
When he moved to lift the truck: “oh”
oh god I can see it now there gonna do the evil twin good twin thing aren't they🤦♀️
Noo
Lets hope no
lol i could see it another Loki and Thor even though their not twins
@@Damienp3902 bro wtf .go watch the show .they are not that kind of bros .watch the full episode
@@Batman-iy4re their twins what are you talking about i said Thor and Loki aren't twins the point i was trying to make is that i wouldn't be surprised if they decided to do a similar storyline to Thor and Loki's. i hope they don't do that because its a stupid idea. and i have seen the whole episode.
This is actually a very powerful scene. Well written and acted.
I can see the problem that anyone would face? Tell them or don't tell them and the biggest question of them all, we are not ready.
When I was younger I would have related completely to these boys being upset. Now that I am an adult and a father myself, this scene is absolutely heartbreaking
Why would you be upset as a teenager? He lied to save the world (I assume cuz I didn't watch show).
@Defender888888 feeling like my father lied to me my whole life about something pretty monumental would be pretty upsetting. When you're young and naive you see things in black and white more than thr nuances an adult sees
Well in Season 4 Jonathan Got his powers last .
But the two of them couldn't even lay a finger on their dad during their training session.
I wish they could have had a spinoff series following the season 4 finale where could see them both trying to do what their dad did while raising a family.
0:48 GAASSSSSP! He took off his glasses! He took of his mask revealing who he really is!
funny that the children never seen his father without spectacles
To think about it.... if they can make a Superman show then why can’t they make a Batman show as well
They are making one
@@badazzmillionaire110 named?
I want the silly 66' show back! Serious Batman has been done to death. Make Anya Taylor-Joy Poison Ivy or Catwoman and I'm sold!
Gotham is one but I do ihope they do make Batman show where his in the bat suit
Really- GOTHAM. You may have heard of it? Time to binge it. I know, let me stop you- it was Batman, The Formative Years- but it was extremely well-done, entertaining, awesome performances, and brilliant production values.
I've seen like scene like ten times it's so well done. Also, I never looked at it this way but someone pointed it out and it makes sense, he's really just showing off in this scene lol.
Both of their kids had to be boys... and they had to be the same age as well, this show is going to have a lot of crazy things going on because of them
Kid: "I'm super pissed that I am so dumb I didn't realize my dad was an alien god, but now i am pretty stoked. Bring on my alien god powers"
No matter which Superman show it is, it’s always the same house.
I didn't think he would reveal himself to them this soon.. Lol. But it was very nicely handled imo. Looking forward to future episodes of this series.
If I seen my dad lift up a truck and fly into the air, I'm just going to shut the F**k up! 😅
Glasses really do make you look like a different person
Bro takes his glasses off and he's superman 😂😂😂
Like a teenager couldn't tell what his father looks like without glasses 😂😂😂
I always thought that the "magic" of the glasses was Clark's mental powers subliminally encouraging people to not make the connection.
No.
There's no magic. Clark is using a normal aspect of human psychology - people don't look for something that they assume won't be there.
Why are the boys surprised? Because they've never thought to look for Superman in their dorky Dad. Glasses or not, it's just not something that would have occurred to them.
I dont think any son would behave like this when he learns that his father is superman
I prefer the DC animated Supersons version of his son. The reaction to discovering his Dad was Superman was perfect. No angst, or such.
Of course, one of them has to act like an entitled whiney little prick. That's modern writing for you. 👍
What's next that uncle bruce is batman and auntie diana is wonder woman
Don't be silly
Well auntie Kara is Supergirl.
Bruh.. Like they never saw their own Father without the Glases before..
This actor has a very particular look. Look at that morning shadow on his face. I'm thinking you can identify him in a line up 19 times out of 20 even if you've seen him from 50 feet the first time. Reeve was the best at convincing us of this double identity. We live in the era of mobiles now too. And cctv. Lol. This kind of secret identity no longer works.
This is why the Henry Cavill story starts with him being discovered concurrent with Zod's attempted takeover of Earth. It doesn't matter after that if everyone knows who he is or who his girlfriend might be.
The Cavill storyverse had the best chance. Should have stuck with that one.
I knew one day cars would fly 😂
The emo kid is very annoying.
The kid isn't Emo tho, he has behavioral issues.
@@ajaylivingston1417 meaning he's emo you stupid fuck
he'll get over it. I hope or this show going down hill
@@nemeanlioness it it does the usual CW drama and forced conflict bullshit... It will go down
I can't stop laughing... Lol 😂
Boys: So Supergirl's our cousin? I gotta - erase my net history - no reason.
Clark: That won't really be a problem for long.
so he was just never gonna tell them
I think people give too much credit to ability to recognize him past a pair of glasses.
People out here can't recognize somebody with a different shirt or a slight hairstyle change.
Easy to THINK you wouldnt be fooled by it when you're already in on it.
I really like this series and the Characters, but I gonna be honest Jordan's Tantrum kinda made me wish Clark was Homelander for a Second. His Tantrum felt like one of those unnecessary ones where he just threw a Tantrum because the Situation called for one.
I have just started watching Superman and Lois on Max. I see in the pilot episode that Sam Lane already knows Clark is Superman, but I have seen season 4 videos showing Clark telling Sam he is Superman. What caused Sam Lane to forget?
It's a flashback
Honestly who else doesn't like the curly hair son
I know I sure as hell don’t like this stupid brat.
Tf is his problem? Even Conor on young justice wasn't a jerk
A whiny Hobbit.
Jeez, it's like when my little brother found out about the tooth fairy, Santa, ect.
I’m not saying I’m Superman, I’m just saying you’ve never seen Superman and I, in the same room together 😳😂
Wow god acting
superman's glasses are the most powerful instruments in DC since no one can tell who tf he could conceivably be when he's wearing them even though they've seen both of his identities, even his own family🤦♂
First thought would be after damn thats cool would be be if you're Superman and im your son then that means .......what did I inherit ?
The weakness to cryptonite and no powers whatsoever.
Superman's kids should learn how to recognize people from their individual peculiarities
This is like SO the opposite of what most teen boys would say if they found out their dad was superman. Such drama queens lol
Yes, it's the bad writing. They are least chill kids someone who doesn't understand kids could write.
@@BikeStuffPDX But in USA, lies are capital death sins... even to protect the beloved. 🤮
oh wow that was awesome
I would think it was pretty cool if my dad was Superman.
The glasses has to be the dumbest trope ever.
The only one that pulled it off was Chris Reeves. That was because his Clark was a whole other person. His demeanor was different.
@ agreed.
Why is he all blubbery? Chill out chubs. Your dad’s Superman. I would be psyched.
Never thought that Clark and Lois Would have twins but this is interesting one step up from smallville
Me when i want to show off my gym progress 😂
How did they do not know when it was shown earlier (at least in the preview) one of the twins already sort of have unnatural strength.
Maybe they are lacking super brain power...
So Dad / Superman never took off his glasses since his kids were born? 😂
Finds out his dad is Superman...............complains anyway............... perfect.