Perhaps it’s just childhood memories, but I always liked how the early Lois was much more of a mature professional woman than later. Course now they have to put her above him.
Setting aside different eras, FX technology, and production values, there was never a bad version of those two. All the actors/actresses brought their own thing to it over the last 73(!) years
It's actually been 83 years since 1938, but who's counting. It's amazing that we're only 17 years away from Superman's 100th anniversary. And to think, I can remember when Superman: The Movie came out in theaters in 1978 (the 40th anniversary) like it was yesterday!
That was the first production to make Clark shy and nerdy to hide his identity. The comics and the earlier shows, Clark is as bigger than life hero as Superman... So she had to be an idiot of an ace reporter to be fooled by glasses alone. Part of the humor for adults watching with their kids.
Tom & Erica will always be my favourite Clark & Lois, it was Smallville that introduced me to the Superman universe. Teri & Dean are a close second for me.
I think the reason the show worked so well for so long was the ensemble cast. Tom Welling started out as a quite limited actor, so they basically filled the cast with good supporting actors and told a story around him. As he matured as an actor, the show only got better for it.
@@samanthachin488 Clark and Chloe still had better chemistry. I thought Lois had more chemistry with the woman she was trying to get information from when she got stabbed.
Tom is absolutely amazing. But I enjoyed Smallville until they started throwing in too much Superman/Krypton characters and themes. I never was a fan of Superman or Batman. So I enjoyed Smallville like I did Heroes or Misfits. Not as a part of Superman franchise.
In the old days of Smallville, I was a total fan of their performance as Clark&Lois. Their chemistry together was off-the-chart and we used to call them 'disgrace' for the beautiful chemistry they had when on the show together...I was utterly in love with them. They were simply perfect together as Clark&Lois...naturally, there were factions, and different fans thought that Tom&Erica weren't good as a couple, but for us lovers of the duo there was no game for other ships!!!! Tom&Erica, our disgrace forever!!!!!!! The most perfect Clark&Lois on screen!!!
Erica Durance just killed it from the moment she said "I'm Lois Lane." Smallville was probably my favorite Superhero show of all time because of how incredibly well written and creative it was and its version of Lois Lane's back story has to be my all time favorite. The new Superman and Lois series on CW which is also very well written kept most of that back story which I identified with coming from a military family and having my mother die young like hers did. Kidder's first meeting with Clark was fairly normal and traditional although her first meeting with Superman was simply iconic.
Smallville is one of the very few TV'S shows that actually improved in the latter seasons. They got away from the meteor feak of the week and brought in the rest of the DC universe. 🤓
Teri and Dean, endless chemistry. "You like to be on top, got it.", then that quiet laugh in the elevator. I wonder if that was scripted or Dean broke character and they left it in because it worked.
She was the best Lois I've seen. Dean Cain at that time looked like a handsome version of John Boy Walton in the glasses and makeup...so it fit. Onscreen colaboration was THE BEST. The chiseled features of George Reeves was the original drawn closest Superman though, both as KalEl and as Clark Kent. A lot of farm boys coming out of WWII getting city jobs in the 50s after their education and experience looked just like that. My Dad sure did.
THE best Lois & Clark chemistry for sure, she was the best Lois of all, great great acting, and Dean is my favorite lark because of the heart and the writing of the show that it's incredible, Reeve was the origin so I do not compare with anyone else, Tyler i an older version, very different approach from L&C, his appearence tho does not fit at all.
@@nhlpa17 I've read they are good friends despite their different political beliefs. She invited him to her book signing, and they went sky diving or bungee jumping (or something like that) together at one point they lobbied for a season 5 together
It's aged pretty well and is still an entertaining series. I remember watching it as a kid when it originally aired for all the Superman action but seeing it years later I really enjoyed the whole Moonlighting vibe they went for.
I just love that moment with Hoechlin/Tulloch’s Lois & Clark at 21:47 where Clark turns and sees Lois for the first time and the music comes in and time stops for Clark and he’s just awestruck. One of the most beautiful Lois & Clark moments in cinema hands down.
The part later when she's talking to her friend and her friend says that Superman has a thing for her, but she's in love with Clark was part of what made me love this series so much. XD
Tulloch is far and away my favorite Lois. And, as unpopular as it may be, I claim Routh as favorite Supes. Reeve was best at it, but Routh stole my heart.
Tulloch is the least attractive Lois. I can tell Tulloch was chosen because she favors Margot Kidder. She has that same emaciated smokes ten pack of cigarettes a day look. My favorite Lois Lane was Erica Durance from Smallville. She embodied Lois Lanes confidence, wit, and sexiness. 🙂
@@bigwillietheb Reeves and Kidder were the Superman and Lois of my youth. I love them.......watching the superfriends on Saturday morning back in the 70s. Reeves was Superman on the big screen. But as an adult........I thought........Teri Hatcher is HOT as hell. 😍
@@commanderbracey7501 they were mine too but they will always be my favorite lois & Clark & that is Reeve not Reeves , that would be George Reeves from the tv show superman
The way their story was woven makes them the best pairing in all of the fictional couple's publication history. Even though I saw just about every Superman (and Lois) live action movies and series, starting with Christopher Reeves' and Margot Kidders', to me Erica Durance will always be _the_ Lois Lane. What makes them perfect for eachother in my eyes that it took them an entire season to even begin to like eachother. The season 4 opener (the one introducing Lois Lane) is remains my favourite episode till this day.
c'mon the way they developed the relationship in the flashbacks of Superman and Lois (final segment in the video), was the most realistic, and heartwarming. two people growing to like each other as they get to know each other. but teri hatcher and cain also very decent. smallville was a bit too silly overall, but not the worst.
Lois, not Clois. Kal-El’s love interests are always L-L, like his mother. One would think it sickly Freudian if I didn’t know it was just the writers being lazy, back to the time of the Jerry’s Siegel and Shuster.
@@Egilhelmson “Clois” refers to ‘Clark’ and ‘Lois’ relationship. ‘Clana’ refers to ‘Clark’ and ‘Lana’ relationship. It’s just shorthand (an abbreviation) to describe the relationship that is being referenced. In this case I was referring to the relationship between Clark Kent and Lois Lane, together referred to as “CLOIS”.
I think one thing that many of these clips show is that Superman/Clark has to hold back a bit and reign in part of himself because of his powers, but Lois is quite comfortable projecting her strength. That's probably a key reason why the dynamic works so well.
They are who the other wants to be. Lois is just a human woman who goes above and beyond to be the best in the room. Clark is a super man who wants to just be a human man.
Having Amy Adams' Lois figure out who Clark is *before* even officially meeting him was a bold choice, but ultimately, I believe it was the right one. She *is* a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter, after all.
Lois Lane was first played on the original radio series by Joan Alexander. She lived to 94 years of age. Noel Neil, the second Lois, died aged 95 years and Phyllis Coates, the third Lois, is still with us in 2021, aged 94. Some great genes there.
He sets a strong pattern for the rest. And Noel Neill REALLY defines the character, as does Fleischer in the cartoons. Without them we don't get the rest.
People mock "How could just putting on some glasses hide that you're Superman?"....but Christopher Reeve's performance explains that. He IS a completely different person.
When I was a teenager and the first superman movie with Christopher Reeve was out, I went to see it over and over and over again in the theater. I was crushing really hard, and I couldn’t stop talking about how wonderful Christopher Reeve was as Superman. But, now that I am older, and have a better appreciation of nuance, I can see his genius was actually in his portrayal of Clark Kent.
I never realized how much Brandon Routh looked a lot like Reeves. Not only that, he emulate his nature of being Clark well, I was taken back to my nostalgia! That’s impressive!
I know it's incredibly geeky and awkward to reply to a 7-month-old comment, but I feel exactly the same way! There are so many instances where Brandon flashes a nerdy smile as Clark, and then you suddenly see Reeve. It's the thin upper lip smile with cute creases at the sides of the mouth - and the teeth look similar too. Nostalgia hits pretty hard!!
That little laught Clark does at 24:19 really sells it for me, Tyler and Bitsie are perfect renditions of the essence of Lois and Clark and will be forever in my book.
I’ve come to love Tyler and Betsie’s portrayal. I think it’s mainly bc unlike the other renditions of Lois and Clark in Superman and Lois we’ve gotten to know them as individuals, as a mature couple and parents who’ve been together a long time.
@@wheelz314 She's attractive...she's just older, which is what she needs to be if the character is in her 40's. They're parents to teenagers. And while Tyler Hoechlin is 34, he can play older. Bitsie is older, but can play both. I think it works.
Dean Cain and Teri Hatcher will always be my #1 favorite, even though the show aired before I was born. The quality of the writing and chemistry was top notch 💯
It's getting so that they desaturate the color, even in bright daylight scenes, so much that in another ten years, we will be back to Superman in black and white.
While the first two iterations are rather boring the other ones are really intricate and fun to watch and compare. Each version has something interesting about it. Reeves & kIdeer- Clark is invisible only until Lois realizes he's a sweet guy who cares about his mom Cain & Hatcher- Both are headstrong and quick-witted. And they's got the hots on each other Welling & Durance- Cute-awkward 1st meet and definitely more teen-oriented Routh & Bosworth- Strictly co-workers, but definitely one-sided interest love from the clumsy one Cavill & Adams- Had an interesting 1st meet, but divulged into boring exposition Hoechlin & Tulloch- Very sweet and natural with mutual love and respect from each other.
Boring is rather mean. Those 2 are some of the first ever interpretations of superheroes and respectively the reason they became popular what is boring to you was something kids could watch for the first time EVER seeing there favorites on screen rather than the comic books. Although by todays standards i can see what you mean.
Watch more of George Reeves and Noel Neill, the 50s series may be campy, but there's a reason many older folks consider their Superman and Lois Lane iconic: the chemistry is amazing.
They used to be my favorite version of the characters, but I think Tyler and Bitsie have them beat in chemistry. I think Dean and Teri have better chemistry, too.
The only ones who had terrible chemistry were Kate Bosworth and Brandon Routh. The others were good or great. If I were to put them in order of best to least chemistry, it would be, 1) Dean Cain/Teri Hatcher, 2) Tom Welling/Erica Durance, 3) Tyler Hoechlin/Elizabeth Tulloch, 4) Christopher Reeve/Margot Kidder, 5) George Reeves/Noel Neill, 6) George Reeves/Phyllis Coates, 7) Henry Cavill/Amy Adams, and 8) Brandon Routh/Kate Bosworth. I never did see the Kirk Alyn version, so I can’t speak to that. Henry and Amy might have moved up the ranks, but the movies just never gave Amy Adams that much to do. I’m sure others will disagree with my order, and that’s fine.
After his paralysis, Reeve worked calmly for DECADES to ensure no one would ever be as powerless as he was, again. He was more disabled relative to ordinary people than we are relative to Superman. He truly had lost his powers. And he was more powerful and effective without them. For this reason no one other than Chris Reeve can truly be counted as Superman. Pick your favourite Lois, sure, but for Chris, Superman was his audition to be one of the most heroic people that ever existed.
Dean Cain and Teri Hatcher easily have the best chemistry. I love the first two seasons of that show. Not just Lois and Clark but all the characters were done really well. Easily my favourite Perry White and Jimmy (season 1 Jimmy) too.
The production was designed that way, to be a 90s version of 'Moonlighting' (hence the creator and EC) with the emphasis on the Lois & Clark love story. Chemistry was key from the very beginning.
Oh, for the days when you could just walk into a major metropolitan newspaper and say "Hi, I have no journalistic experience, can I have a job please?"
There was a day that you could. But also if you had nothing to show for your efforts after being hired, they kicked you out just as quickly. Nowadays if I wanted to fire somebody I would need a book's worth of paper explaining why or risk getting sued
Some people say they want a relationship like Harley's and Joker's. But I'd rather have a love like Clark's and Lois's if it were only actually possible in this cold,dark,and evil world of ours. 😢😔
Brandon Routh EMBODIED Christopher Reeve. From the farm to the city his actions were exact. And when he became Superman, it was so seamless and fluid. And the Lois Lane, I LOVE Margot Kidder. But Kate Bosworth was excellent.
Cool video - thanks for putting together. Amazing how the characters are 1. Almost 90 years old and still going strong. 2. They're so well-conceived and mythologically powerful, that different interpretations are possible and each portrayal is valid.
Technically, Tom Welling’s Clark Kent got the job because Lois gave him the application and the Luthors owned the Daily Planet. He didn’t become The Blur until months later.
I used to rent the Kirk Alyn serials at my videostore! Excellent stuff. That and the Christopher Reeve movies are what I know the best, although I did videotape the George Reeves tv show back in the day (the early 80s)
I will always love Superman and Lois the most than anything else.. Tyler is incredible Superman.. I do love him on 7th heaven too … bitsie is incredible Lois
Never noticed or forgot that Reeve's hair isn't as slicked as usual in that last scene of his Clark. I also like that with the scene just before they get on the elevator, Teri's Lois sort of looks simultaneously annoyed and proud of Cain's Clark's joke.
Coming back to this, for certain that while I like Noel Neill's Lois of the two Phyllis Coates was my favourite Lois. Also looking back at Kirk Alyn's looks and performance, I can see similarities to Tyler Hoechlin's Clark and Superman, even the smile.
Favorite Clark and Lois: Erica Durance and Tom Welling Bitsie Tulloch and Tyler Hoechlin Teri Hatcher and Dean Cain Margot Kidder and Christopher Reeve Amy Adams and Henry Cavill Kate Bosworth and Brandon Routh Favorite Clark Kent/Superman Tyler Hoechlin Christopher Reeve Tom Welling Brandon Routh Henry Cavill Dean Cain Favorite Lois Lane: Tie: Erica Durance/Bitsie Tullouch Teri Hatcher Margot Kidder Amy Adams Kate Bosworth Most Hated versions 😂 Kate Bosworth- completely miscast as Lois she made me hate Lois in that movie which made me sad because she’s my favorite character ever. Luckily I had Erica on Smallville at the time if not I would have been completely upset. Dean Cain-loved his Clark, before Tyler’s Clark, I felt like Dean’s was the best. But, his Superman was horrible even more so than Henry’s. Henry Cavill- I have nothing against his acting but he wasn’t right for the part either, or maybe it was the writing that made me dislike his Superman? I know he’s popular among fans but I dunno he’s not one of my faves. Kate and Brandon- no chemistry whatsoever. Plus, Brandon ate her up in their small scenes together.
Agree with pretty much every word, except for me Bitsie and Tyler are edging out Tom and Erica for top spot. They have great chemistry. It's so close though!!
Very interesting and well thought out response. One of the factors that I don't think is considered seriously enough, is that The Superman you were introduced to, especially if you were a kid, will often make the biggest, and lasting impact. I saw Chris Reeve in the theatre (yeah, I am ancient, I know) I remember a few adults at the time talking about how they liked George Reeves better. he was their Superman. That said, Reeve was so iconic in the role, it took over 30 years for people to be genuine in their preference for Cavill over him. And I am really getting a kick out of people preferring Tyler. I think he is the best Superman/Clark combo since Reeve, and I enjoy the show in general. The preference for Lois' portrayal is a bit more varied, and often, as in this response, does not match up to their Superman/Clark. Noel Neill was the first live action Lois with Kirk Alyn, and then came back replacing Phyllis Coates with George Reeves. Her portrayal of Lois was probably on par with Chris Reeve's portrayal in terms of popularity. Partly because she embraced the role, and the "nerd" community of the Superman mythos (there was a time when mainstream audiences geeking on Superheroes was not a thing kids) Margot Kidder didn't actually usurp her in many people's mind. It was just that the movies and Chris became iconic. At this point Neill is hardly mentioned because so many generations have passed. The first Lois to actually be more popular than Clark was Teri Hatcher's. Dean Cain was likable enough as Clark, but essentially doing away with the clear duality of the character rendered his portrayal inert. I think Cavill's portrayal suffers from the same issue. It's probably no accident it's the only example in the video where Lois meets Clark on his ship, and displaying powers. She basically met Kal-El, not really Clark, and not really Superman. Erica Durance's Lois has probably been the most popular since Neill's. Personally, she's my favourite Lois. There are many reasons why, but I think it's the combination of Durance's portrayal of Lois's traits, and the characters of Lois and Clark growing into their relationship, before either were reporters, and in Metropolis. It's probably agreed across the board that Kate Bosworth was the worst Lois. She did not "get" the character at all. Amy Adam's is a good Lois, but like Routh and Bosworth, has little chemistry with Cavill. Routh was a pretty decent Superman/ Clark there were always factors that usurped his potential; being a continuation of Reeve's character, the script/plot of the movie, and not having a sequel. It might not have been until the he played Kingdom Come Superman in the CW Crisis storyline that he could call the character his own. Bitsie is a good Lois. Both her and Tyler's portrayals are an amalgamation of many of the best qualities of their predecessors, without, for me, surpassing the best portrayals. Chris's Superman/Clark, and Erica's Lois are still tops for me. Tyler and Bitsie also have great chemistry together, which by default is one of the most important variables. Noel and George had it, so did Teri and Dean, and Tom and Erica had it in spades. Tyler and Bitsie have that level, but perfect for the current show. It's that long term, mature, stable, but still passionate type of relationship. I look forward to seeing where they and their show go in the future.
@@ZoOnTheYT great post and I agree with every word. It was easy to love Tyler and Bitsie in these roles because like you say they embody their characters perfectly without erasing their precedors. I think Yeah Erica and Chris will always be the most iconic and loved Lois Lane and Superman and I like it that way.
If you go by the writing than Smallville wins best Superman hands down. The writing was so good especially considering they did it for ten years and nearing the end they had to find a way to end it.
This is excellent. I have loved versions of Superman for over 60 years. However what, I enjoy the most looking back is observing the way the Daily Planet set has changed (i.e. manual typewriters, electric typewriters, word processors, PC workstations, etc.) from decade to decade or from season to season. Plus how, professional office fashion styles have changed from year to year.
Thanks for this compilation. I don't feel the need to choose "the best". I like seeing how it was handled at different times / in different story telling eras.
Others are fun and do it well, but Bitsy and Tyler do it best. But the premise of their show is that Lois and Superman are married. And have kids. And that puts a whole new spin on Lois and Superman.
Tom and Erica were 100% the best chemistry I’ve ever seen. And their relationship developed in ways no other Lois and Clark ever did, partly because they had six seasons to do it, and partly because they started off as irritating each other. 😂
In one of the movies, Clark was 18 and they did a shot of Lois sitting in the train. She was about 5 years old - which means Superman is a cradle robber!! Lois is like 13 years younger than Superman!!
You really should've included the Superman Animated Series. (Copy/pasted from IMDB's quote page) Lois Lane : [Barging into Perry White's office] Chief! I spent a week on the docks with rats and frizzed hair exposing the biggest gun-smuggling ring to hit this town in ten years and what makes the front page? Some sprouty, new age, granola-crunching fluff piece on angels! What's next? Interviews with Bigfoot? Perry White : Good timing, Lois. I wanted you to be the first to know, I'm hiring a new guy on the city desk. Lois Lane : Is he cute? Perry White : Uh... you tell me. [Lois spins around and sees Clark standing there] Lois Lane : Oh... hi.
I'm so happy that Brandon Routh got to play Superman again in Crisis. And this is a nice reminder of how Superman and Louis are still one of the greatest couples in media.
It’s sad what happened to the Superman Returns version of Lois. A certain madman from Gotham attacks the paper, poisons the building, and bludgeons Lois to death (presumably while laughing maniacally). Clark is left to raise Jason alone. There’s a neat moment in Crisis where he sees Jonathan Kent, the son of his alternate version from Earth-38 (except post-Crisis Jonathan is now a teenager and has a twin brother Jordan, both named after Clark’s fathers). And, of course, the hilarious scene of him interacting with his human doppelgänger Ray Palmer
I feel like each of these reflects the current age of the DC Comics. Alyn and Neil - Golden Age Reeves and Coates - Silver Age Reeve/Kidder to Routh/Bosworth - Pre-Crisis to Crisis on Infinite Earths Cavill and Adams - New 52 Hoechlin and Tulloch - whatever madness is going on at DC Comics right now
@@OneTrueVikingbard The cartoon stuff was its own continuity, though it borrowed heavily from the comics of the time. But the post-Crisis, pre-New 52 "DC Universe" lasted over 15 years, and was probably more coherent than any other time in DC's comics.
13:19 Right after Lois said: " You're not keeping up with your end of the conversation it would've been sass if Clark shrugged his shoulders and said: " I have nothing too say" *and walks out lol 😂
They left out my favorite part from Terri Hatcher's lois meeting Clark for the first time. Clark's first article for the planet makes lois cry but she tries to pretend it's not that great.
@@johnpaulporrelli6208 I like the overall design of it much better than the previous Arrowverse one, but it's too obviously padded. Looks fine when he's standing or posing, but every time he bends or flexes the pads stick out.
@@-leaford1584 I wouldn’t mind too much if when he’s Clark he’s padded also cause then there would be constancy, and not look like he goes super Sayan when he’s superman.
Christopher Reeve will always be my favorite Superman (because he was my introduction to the character). But my favorite Clark Kent will always be Dean Cain. He and Teri Hatcher had such amazing chemistry.
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I just realized that Kidder's Lois warmed up to Kent more when she found out he sends half his check to his mother.
Thank you for pointing that out. I never noticed, but after you said it it made me really happy. XD
Lois warm up beCause when Clark bumped her at the desk she Felt how Big he was Hung.
Perhaps it’s just childhood memories, but I always liked how the early Lois was much more of a mature professional woman than later. Course now they have to put her above him.
@@mzk1489 Well, in most versions Clark is joining the paper when Lois is already there so she quite literally is above him.
@mzk1489 Lois always outrank Clark at the Daily Planet all the way back to 1938
I love how all the meetings start at The Daily Planet, then out of nowhere Smallville is like, um yea no naked in a cornfield. :'D
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I honestly just started the show and haven't seen that part yet
@@aanyamallick7747 Lois first appears in season 4
Except for Man of Steel when they first meet in the Ancient Kryptonian ship.
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God, Reeve was so good at adjusting his posture and body language….
He was and will always be the definitive big screen Kent/Superman.
As a poster from another video put it: "You'll believe a man can act".
@@CDHfilms Don't snark - his tan was one of the reasons he was chosen for the role.
Reeve was shy. A true Clark Kent.
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Setting aside different eras, FX technology, and production values, there was never a bad version of those two. All the actors/actresses brought their own thing to it over the last 73(!) years
So true 👍
It's actually been 83 years since 1938, but who's counting. It's amazing that we're only 17 years away from Superman's 100th anniversary. And to think, I can remember when Superman: The Movie came out in theaters in 1978 (the 40th anniversary) like it was yesterday!
It's so refreshing to see someone not use new technology & production values in film to bash newer takes on beloved franchises such as Superman
I'm amazed at how Reeve makes Clark practically invisible! His acting is incredible in and out of costume but the chemistry with Lois is always there.
That was the first production to make Clark shy and nerdy to hide his identity. The comics and the earlier shows, Clark is as bigger than life hero as Superman... So she had to be an idiot of an ace reporter to be fooled by glasses alone. Part of the humor for adults watching with their kids.
Brandon routh did a pretty good job of that as well.
He's my number 1 pick for superman Dean Cain and Tom Welling are my number 2 Tom being him as a teenager/growing Dean being adult respectively
Reeve's played the character as Kal pretending to be Clark.
Lol his bumbling act made him stand out the most
Tom & Erica will always be my favourite Clark & Lois, it was Smallville that introduced me to the Superman universe. Teri & Dean are a close second for me.
I think the reason the show worked so well for so long was the ensemble cast. Tom Welling started out as a quite limited actor, so they basically filled the cast with good supporting actors and told a story around him. As he matured as an actor, the show only got better for it.
Erica Durance was my least favorite Lois. She had no chemistry with Tom Welling. I thought he had much more chemistry with Chloe.
@@samanthachin488 Clark and Chloe still had better chemistry. I thought Lois had more chemistry with the woman she was trying to get information from when she got stabbed.
Tom is absolutely amazing.
But I enjoyed Smallville until they started throwing in too much Superman/Krypton characters and themes.
I never was a fan of Superman or Batman.
So I enjoyed Smallville like I did Heroes or Misfits.
Not as a part of Superman franchise.
In the old days of Smallville, I was a total fan of their performance as Clark&Lois. Their chemistry together was off-the-chart and we used to call them 'disgrace' for the beautiful chemistry they had when on the show together...I was utterly in love with them. They were simply perfect together as Clark&Lois...naturally, there were factions, and different fans thought that Tom&Erica weren't good as a couple, but for us lovers of the duo there was no game for other ships!!!! Tom&Erica, our disgrace forever!!!!!!! The most perfect Clark&Lois on screen!!!
Young Teri Hatcher and young Dean Cain had the best on screen chemistry in TV history!!!
Erica Durance just killed it from the moment she said "I'm Lois Lane." Smallville was probably my favorite Superhero show of all time because of how incredibly well written and creative it was and its version of Lois Lane's back story has to be my all time favorite. The new Superman and Lois series on CW which is also very well written kept most of that back story which I identified with coming from a military family and having my mother die young like hers did. Kidder's first meeting with Clark was fairly normal and traditional although her first meeting with Superman was simply iconic.
Erica Durance really killed it
@@Marvintalks-v7b Yes, she blew them all away!
@@karenp1687 yeah absolutely
The other actresses portrayed Lois Lane when Erica Durance is Lois Lane.
Smallville is one of the very few TV'S shows that actually improved in the latter seasons. They got away from the meteor feak of the week and brought in the rest of the DC universe. 🤓
Teri and Dean, endless chemistry.
"You like to be on top, got it.", then that quiet laugh in the elevator. I wonder if that was scripted or Dean broke character and they left it in because it worked.
She was the best Lois I've seen. Dean Cain at that time looked like a handsome version of John Boy Walton in the glasses and makeup...so it fit. Onscreen colaboration was THE BEST.
The chiseled features of George Reeves was the original drawn closest Superman though, both as KalEl and as Clark Kent. A lot of farm boys coming out of WWII getting city jobs in the 50s after their education and experience looked just like that. My Dad sure did.
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William just doesn't like Grups. Bonk-bonk
Or he just returned from another riveting and insightful climate speech by Greta T.
THE best Lois & Clark chemistry for sure, she was the best Lois of all, great great acting, and Dean is my favorite lark because of the heart and the writing of the show that it's incredible, Reeve was the origin so I do not compare with anyone else, Tyler i an older version, very different approach from L&C, his appearence tho does not fit at all.
That was rather humorous. LOL!!!
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Loved Erica Durance as Lois.
She was my crush too. 🥰
No way Margot Kidder was my Lois Lane
She's HAF
OMG the chemistry between Terri hatcher and Dean Cain is amazing, this make me want see the serie again.
I just watched the series again and enjoyed it even more than the first time.
It was impressive given there were many rumors that they did not like each other in real life.
@@nhlpa17 I've read they are good friends despite their different political beliefs. She invited him to her book signing, and they went sky diving or bungee jumping (or something like that) together at one point they lobbied for a season 5 together
It's aged pretty well and is still an entertaining series. I remember watching it as a kid when it originally aired for all the Superman action but seeing it years later I really enjoyed the whole Moonlighting vibe they went for.
Yeah the synergy is top tier
And the show's acting age very well
I just love that moment with Hoechlin/Tulloch’s Lois & Clark at 21:47 where Clark turns and sees Lois for the first time and the music comes in and time stops for Clark and he’s just awestruck. One of the most beautiful Lois & Clark moments in cinema hands down.
The part later when she's talking to her friend and her friend says that Superman has a thing for her, but she's in love with Clark was part of what made me love this series so much. XD
Tulloch is far and away my favorite Lois. And, as unpopular as it may be, I claim Routh as favorite Supes. Reeve was best at it, but Routh stole my heart.
Tulloch is the least attractive Lois. I can tell Tulloch was chosen because she favors Margot Kidder. She has that same emaciated smokes ten pack of cigarettes a day look. My favorite Lois Lane was Erica Durance from Smallville. She embodied Lois Lanes confidence, wit, and sexiness. 🙂
@@themetalchica whenever Elizabeth Tulloch smiles, she just radiates Margot Kidder vibes, it's insane.
Hatcher and Cain had great chemistry
They were my favorite. 👍
Kidder & Reeve had better Chemistry
@@commanderbracey7501 Margot Kidder & Christopher Reeve
@@bigwillietheb Reeves and Kidder were the Superman and Lois of my youth. I love them.......watching the superfriends on Saturday morning back in the 70s. Reeves was Superman on the big screen. But as an adult........I thought........Teri Hatcher is HOT as hell. 😍
@@commanderbracey7501 they were mine too but they will always be my favorite lois & Clark & that is Reeve not Reeves , that would be George Reeves from the tv show superman
Tom Welling and Erica Durance were unbelievable. Best chemistry on Smallville and as Clark & Lois.
Eh
The way their story was woven makes them the best pairing in all of the fictional couple's publication history. Even though I saw just about every Superman (and Lois) live action movies and series, starting with Christopher Reeves' and Margot Kidders', to me Erica Durance will always be _the_ Lois Lane. What makes them perfect for eachother in my eyes that it took them an entire season to even begin to like eachother. The season 4 opener (the one introducing Lois Lane) is remains my favourite episode till this day.
I like Cain and Hatcher better.
Haven’t seen the series. Saw the scene first time and Clark’s giving me serial killer vibes
c'mon the way they developed the relationship in the flashbacks of Superman and Lois (final segment in the video), was the most realistic, and heartwarming. two people growing to like each other as they get to know each other. but teri hatcher and cain also very decent. smallville was a bit too silly overall, but not the worst.
The Erica Durance and Tom Welling versions of Clois in 'Smallville' will always be my favorite Clois duo of all time.
Lois, not Clois. Kal-El’s love interests are always L-L, like his mother. One would think it sickly Freudian if I didn’t know it was just the writers being lazy, back to the time of the Jerry’s Siegel and Shuster.
@@Egilhelmson “Clois” refers to ‘Clark’ and ‘Lois’ relationship. ‘Clana’ refers to ‘Clark’ and ‘Lana’ relationship. It’s just shorthand (an abbreviation) to describe the relationship that is being referenced. In this case I was referring to the relationship between Clark Kent and Lois Lane, together referred to as “CLOIS”.
Just here to say, Tom & Erica forever.
ALWAYS HOLD ON TO SMALLVILLE!
I think one thing that many of these clips show is that Superman/Clark has to hold back a bit and reign in part of himself because of his powers, but Lois is quite comfortable projecting her strength. That's probably a key reason why the dynamic works so well.
Exactly. She's the alpha when he's out of costume.
They are who the other wants to be.
Lois is just a human woman who goes above and beyond to be the best in the room.
Clark is a super man who wants to just be a human man.
Having Amy Adams' Lois figure out who Clark is *before* even officially meeting him was a bold choice, but ultimately, I believe it was the right one. She *is* a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter, after all.
Lois Lane was first played on the original radio series by Joan Alexander. She lived to 94 years of age. Noel Neil, the second Lois, died aged 95 years and Phyllis Coates, the third Lois, is still with us in 2021, aged 94. Some great genes there.
Noel Neill also appeared in Superman Returns (2006) as a dying woman who Lex Luthor takes advantage of.
Erica’s Lois smiled after being lifted like that cuz she found herself a strong boyfriend
I appreciate the inclusion of Kirk it always bothers me when people forget him.
He sets a strong pattern for the rest. And Noel Neill REALLY defines the character, as does Fleischer in the cartoons.
Without them we don't get the rest.
Smallville Clark and Lois first meeting is epic! ;P
I agree this was the best meeting of Lois and Clark, but I have to say that Christopher Reeve and Margot Kidder had the best Lois meets Superman.
Indeed.
Only true fans will remember that episode.
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People mock "How could just putting on some glasses hide that you're Superman?"....but Christopher Reeve's performance explains that. He IS a completely different person.
When you realize that Brandon Routh looks a lot Christopher Reeve when he was in Clark Kent mode.
"You've been on the payroll for hours" best line from an employer whenever you get hired.
Smallville’s will always be the best cause he hates her for like 3 seasons and it cracks me up
Ikr it's the best tension build ever
She irritates him but I don't think he hates her.
When I was a teenager and the first superman movie with Christopher Reeve was out, I went to see it over and over and over again in the theater. I was crushing really hard, and I couldn’t stop talking about how wonderful Christopher Reeve was as Superman. But, now that I am older, and have a better appreciation of nuance, I can see his genius was actually in his portrayal of Clark Kent.
I never realized how much Brandon Routh looked a lot like Reeves. Not only that, he emulate his nature of being Clark well, I was taken back to my nostalgia! That’s impressive!
I know it's incredibly geeky and awkward to reply to a 7-month-old comment, but I feel exactly the same way! There are so many instances where Brandon flashes a nerdy smile as Clark, and then you suddenly see Reeve. It's the thin upper lip smile with cute creases at the sides of the mouth - and the teeth look similar too. Nostalgia hits pretty hard!!
That little laught Clark does at 24:19 really sells it for me, Tyler and Bitsie are perfect renditions of the essence of Lois and Clark and will be forever in my book.
Tom and Erica will always be the best for me 🥰 #CloisForever
I’ve come to love Tyler and Betsie’s portrayal. I think it’s mainly bc unlike the other renditions of Lois and Clark in Superman and Lois we’ve gotten to know them as individuals, as a mature couple and parents who’ve been together a long time.
Ugggh this Betsie chick... What happened to the good old days when actresses were actually _attractive_?
@@wheelz314 She's attractive...she's just older, which is what she needs to be if the character is in her 40's. They're parents to teenagers. And while Tyler Hoechlin is 34, he can play older. Bitsie is older, but can play both. I think it works.
@@wheelz314 Wow bit harsh dude
@@wheelz314 Lol she is a MILF, what are you on about?
Agreed one of things I like about Superman and Lois is we’re seeing a side that really hasn’t been explored until now
I love that groan and the gentle knock from Clark when his coat got caught in the door.
Dean Cain and Teri Hatcher will always be my #1 favorite, even though the show aired before I was born. The quality of the writing and chemistry was top notch 💯
I mean the writing was supercamp and childish but yeah it was lovely
I like how they combined the characteristics that worked and left out the parts that didn't for Tyler's Clark.
It's getting so that they desaturate the color, even in bright daylight scenes, so much that in another ten years, we will be back to Superman in black and white.
Very true and great observation.
I guess that makes all this full circle…
It will always be Teri and Dean for me. I remember watching it on the BBC in the 90s when I was a kid. They introduced me to Superman
They just added the series to HBOMax!
Agree. They are my absolute favorite! Such great chemistry!!!
Me too
Donner's Superman really captures the true atmosphere of newspaper offices.Pure chaos.
While the first two iterations are rather boring the other ones are really intricate and fun to watch and compare. Each version has something interesting about it.
Reeves & kIdeer- Clark is invisible only until Lois realizes he's a sweet guy who cares about his mom
Cain & Hatcher- Both are headstrong and quick-witted. And they's got the hots on each other
Welling & Durance- Cute-awkward 1st meet and definitely more teen-oriented
Routh & Bosworth- Strictly co-workers, but definitely one-sided interest love from the clumsy one
Cavill & Adams- Had an interesting 1st meet, but divulged into boring exposition
Hoechlin & Tulloch- Very sweet and natural with mutual love and respect from each other.
Boring is rather mean. Those 2 are some of the first ever interpretations of superheroes and respectively the reason they became popular what is boring to you was something kids could watch for the first time EVER seeing there favorites on screen rather than the comic books. Although by todays standards i can see what you mean.
6:32 Some of Clark's awkwardness wasn't an act 💕
"Reeves" and Kidder??
[George REEVES; Christopher REEVE]
I actually find the George Reeves one a good one, pretty good for the time and he just looks like Clark/Superman
Watch more of George Reeves and Noel Neill, the 50s series may be campy, but there's a reason many older folks consider their Superman and Lois Lane iconic: the chemistry is amazing.
Reeve was the best. His Clark Kent unmatched.
Tom and Erica had the best chemistry.
NO!
They used to be my favorite version of the characters, but I think Tyler and Bitsie have them beat in chemistry. I think Dean and Teri have better chemistry, too.
The only ones who had terrible chemistry were Kate Bosworth and Brandon Routh. The others were good or great. If I were to put them in order of best to least chemistry, it would be, 1) Dean Cain/Teri Hatcher, 2) Tom Welling/Erica Durance, 3) Tyler Hoechlin/Elizabeth Tulloch, 4) Christopher Reeve/Margot Kidder, 5) George Reeves/Noel Neill, 6) George Reeves/Phyllis Coates, 7) Henry Cavill/Amy Adams, and 8) Brandon Routh/Kate Bosworth. I never did see the Kirk Alyn version, so I can’t speak to that. Henry and Amy might have moved up the ranks, but the movies just never gave Amy Adams that much to do. I’m sure others will disagree with my order, and that’s fine.
Teri and Dean always warmed my heart. 😏
@@techinrl9869 you did see Kirk Alyn. He's the first one in this video.
After his paralysis, Reeve worked calmly for DECADES to ensure no one would ever be as powerless as he was, again. He was more disabled relative to ordinary people than we are relative to Superman.
He truly had lost his powers. And he was more powerful and effective without them.
For this reason no one other than Chris Reeve can truly be counted as Superman.
Pick your favourite Lois, sure, but for Chris, Superman was his audition to be one of the most heroic people that ever existed.
He wasn’t a paraplegic, he was a quadriplegic. He could only move from the neck upwards after his horrific accident.
Dean Cain and Teri Hatcher easily have the best chemistry. I love the first two seasons of that show. Not just Lois and Clark but all the characters were done really well. Easily my favourite Perry White and Jimmy (season 1 Jimmy) too.
They changed Jimmy for such a stupid reason. "He looks too much like Clark", when he really didn't.
The production was designed that way, to be a 90s version of 'Moonlighting' (hence the creator and EC) with the emphasis on the Lois & Clark love story. Chemistry was key from the very beginning.
Michael Landes got royally screwed. I was disappointed that Cat Grant didn't return, but at least Tracy Scoggins didn't get recast.
@@aaronleverton4221 Absolutely. The first Season worked so well, I don’t know why they thought they needed to make so many changes.
@@TheKingOfRuckus I liked jimmy one better, he was more adult like
Oh, for the days when you could just walk into a major metropolitan newspaper and say "Hi, I have no journalistic experience, can I have a job please?"
There was a day that you could. But also if you had nothing to show for your efforts after being hired, they kicked you out just as quickly. Nowadays if I wanted to fire somebody I would need a book's worth of paper explaining why or risk getting sued
Some people say they want a relationship like Harley's and Joker's. But I'd rather have a love like Clark's and Lois's if it were only actually possible in this cold,dark,and evil world of ours. 😢😔
Why the fuck would people want their relationship to be like harley quinn and joker?
@@bi_beans9011 there’s stupid people that romanticize “toxic” relationships especially teens and young adults it’s so dumb
"some people"? Who are those people? Psychopaths?
Honestly, Gomez and Morticia are the ultimate in relationship goals.
Brandon Routh EMBODIED Christopher Reeve. From the farm to the city his actions were exact. And when he became Superman, it was so seamless and fluid. And the Lois Lane, I LOVE Margot Kidder. But Kate Bosworth was excellent.
I love Superman and Lois’s Tyler and Elizabeth. They did a good job playing a cute couple
Cute? Really!? Ugh! They are the worst
@@tan5440 why would you say that
@@tan5440 That's a joke especially when Brandon Routh and Kate Bosworth had the worst chemistry ever (Even though Brandon is a great Superman).
@@tan5440Definitely not the worst. Their chemistry is probably among the best
Tyler and Elizabeth ♥️I'm loving their performances in Superman and Lois
Elizabeth will always be Bitsie. That's how she was introduced in Grimm.
Brandon Routh was like a reincarnation of Christopher Reeve
Cool video - thanks for putting together. Amazing how the characters are 1. Almost 90 years old and still going strong. 2. They're so well-conceived and mythologically powerful, that different interpretations are possible and each portrayal is valid.
Nothing lasted longer except Sherlock Holmes, Frankenstein, Don Quixote and Shakespeare.
"I love you in every universe."
Where’s the line from?
@victorvolobuev507 Doctor Strange 2
perfect quote for this montage 👍
Apparently Christopher Reeve was the first Superman to get his job at the Daily Planet BEFORE he started using Superman to get stories 🤣🤣🤣
Technically, Tom Welling’s Clark Kent got the job because Lois gave him the application and the Luthors owned the Daily Planet. He didn’t become The Blur until months later.
I used to rent the Kirk Alyn serials at my videostore! Excellent stuff. That and the Christopher Reeve movies are what I know the best, although I did videotape the George Reeves tv show back in the day (the early 80s)
I will always love Superman and Lois the most than anything else.. Tyler is incredible Superman.. I do love him on 7th heaven too … bitsie is incredible Lois
Never noticed or forgot that Reeve's hair isn't as slicked as usual in that last scene of his Clark. I also like that with the scene just before they get on the elevator, Teri's Lois sort of looks simultaneously annoyed and proud of Cain's Clark's joke.
Coming back to this, for certain that while I like Noel Neill's Lois of the two Phyllis Coates was my favourite Lois. Also looking back at Kirk Alyn's looks and performance, I can see similarities to Tyler Hoechlin's Clark and Superman, even the smile.
Favorite Clark and Lois:
Erica Durance and Tom Welling
Bitsie Tulloch and Tyler Hoechlin
Teri Hatcher and Dean Cain
Margot Kidder and Christopher Reeve
Amy Adams and Henry Cavill
Kate Bosworth and Brandon Routh
Favorite Clark Kent/Superman
Tyler Hoechlin
Christopher Reeve
Tom Welling
Brandon Routh
Henry Cavill
Dean Cain
Favorite Lois Lane:
Tie: Erica Durance/Bitsie Tullouch
Teri Hatcher
Margot Kidder
Amy Adams
Kate Bosworth
Most Hated versions 😂
Kate Bosworth- completely miscast as Lois she made me hate Lois in that movie which made me sad because she’s my favorite character ever. Luckily I had Erica on Smallville at the time if not I would have been completely upset.
Dean Cain-loved his Clark, before Tyler’s Clark, I felt like Dean’s was the best. But, his Superman was horrible even more so than Henry’s.
Henry Cavill- I have nothing against his acting but he wasn’t right for the part either, or maybe it was the writing that made me dislike his Superman? I know he’s popular among fans but I dunno he’s not one of my faves.
Kate and Brandon- no chemistry whatsoever. Plus, Brandon ate her up in their small scenes together.
Agree with pretty much every word, except for me Bitsie and Tyler are edging out Tom and Erica for top spot. They have great chemistry. It's so close though!!
Very interesting and well thought out response. One of the factors that I don't think is considered seriously enough, is that The Superman you were introduced to, especially if you were a kid, will often make the biggest, and lasting impact. I saw Chris Reeve in the theatre (yeah, I am ancient, I know) I remember a few adults at the time talking about how they liked George Reeves better. he was their Superman. That said, Reeve was so iconic in the role, it took over 30 years for people to be genuine in their preference for Cavill over him. And I am really getting a kick out of people preferring Tyler. I think he is the best Superman/Clark combo since Reeve, and I enjoy the show in general.
The preference for Lois' portrayal is a bit more varied, and often, as in this response, does not match up to their Superman/Clark. Noel Neill was the first live action Lois with Kirk Alyn, and then came back replacing Phyllis Coates with George Reeves. Her portrayal of Lois was probably on par with Chris Reeve's portrayal in terms of popularity. Partly because she embraced the role, and the "nerd" community of the Superman mythos (there was a time when mainstream audiences geeking on Superheroes was not a thing kids) Margot Kidder didn't actually usurp her in many people's mind. It was just that the movies and Chris became iconic. At this point Neill is hardly mentioned because so many generations have passed.
The first Lois to actually be more popular than Clark was Teri Hatcher's. Dean Cain was likable enough as Clark, but essentially doing away with the clear duality of the character rendered his portrayal inert. I think Cavill's portrayal suffers from the same issue. It's probably no accident it's the only example in the video where Lois meets Clark on his ship, and displaying powers. She basically met Kal-El, not really Clark, and not really Superman.
Erica Durance's Lois has probably been the most popular since Neill's. Personally, she's my favourite Lois. There are many reasons why, but I think it's the combination of Durance's portrayal of Lois's traits, and the characters of Lois and Clark growing into their relationship, before either were reporters, and in Metropolis.
It's probably agreed across the board that Kate Bosworth was the worst Lois. She did not "get" the character at all. Amy Adam's is a good Lois, but like Routh and Bosworth, has little chemistry with Cavill. Routh was a pretty decent Superman/ Clark there were always factors that usurped his potential; being a continuation of Reeve's character, the script/plot of the movie, and not having a sequel. It might not have been until the he played Kingdom Come Superman in the CW Crisis storyline that he could call the character his own.
Bitsie is a good Lois. Both her and Tyler's portrayals are an amalgamation of many of the best qualities of their predecessors, without, for me, surpassing the best portrayals. Chris's Superman/Clark, and Erica's Lois are still tops for me. Tyler and Bitsie also have great chemistry together, which by default is one of the most important variables. Noel and George had it, so did Teri and Dean, and Tom and Erica had it in spades. Tyler and Bitsie have that level, but perfect for the current show. It's that long term, mature, stable, but still passionate type of relationship. I look forward to seeing where they and their show go in the future.
@@ZoOnTheYT great post and I agree with every word. It was easy to love Tyler and Bitsie in these roles because like you say they embody their characters perfectly without erasing their precedors. I think Yeah Erica and Chris will always be the most iconic and loved Lois Lane and Superman and I like it that way.
If you go by the writing than Smallville wins best Superman hands down. The writing was so good especially considering they did it for ten years and nearing the end they had to find a way to end it.
It was the writing. MoS was mostly very dark and action focused
9:17 Clark’s smile is perfect.
This is excellent. I have loved versions of Superman for over 60 years. However what, I enjoy the most looking back is observing the way the Daily Planet set has changed (i.e. manual typewriters, electric typewriters, word processors, PC workstations, etc.) from decade to decade or from season to season. Plus how, professional office fashion styles have changed from year to year.
and phone booths to cell phones
Thanks for this compilation. I don't feel the need to choose "the best". I like seeing how it was handled at different times / in different story telling eras.
All of them are good.
Thanks for uploading this video
Erica durance and tom welling the best!
Tom and Erica's chemistry was hands down the best especially the first 3 seasons when they would bicker with each other.
How like how George Reeve's Clark was telling them the truth. 😅
Others are fun and do it well, but Bitsy and Tyler do it best. But the premise of their show is that Lois and Superman are married. And have kids. And that puts a whole new spin on Lois and Superman.
Lois and Clark are my favourite comic book couple and Tom & Erica are my favourite version.
Tom and Erica were 100% the best chemistry I’ve ever seen. And their relationship developed in ways no other Lois and Clark ever did, partly because they had six seasons to do it, and partly because they started off as irritating each other. 😂
Yes hence their relationship felt so real
In one of the movies, Clark was 18 and they did a shot of Lois sitting in the train. She was about 5 years old - which means Superman is a cradle robber!! Lois is like 13 years younger than Superman!!
You really should've included the Superman Animated Series.
(Copy/pasted from IMDB's quote page)
Lois Lane : [Barging into Perry White's office] Chief! I spent a week on the docks with rats and frizzed hair exposing the biggest gun-smuggling ring to hit this town in ten years and what makes the front page? Some sprouty, new age, granola-crunching fluff piece on angels! What's next? Interviews with Bigfoot?
Perry White : Good timing, Lois. I wanted you to be the first to know, I'm hiring a new guy on the city desk.
Lois Lane : Is he cute?
Perry White : Uh... you tell me.
[Lois spins around and sees Clark standing there]
Lois Lane : Oh... hi.
I'm born in the 90's, Grew up with Smallville.. So, The 'Blur' Tom & Erica is my world Universe.. Nobody can change that..
Dean and Hatcher have a great vibe that I didn't recognize when I was a child.
OK, I didn't want to watch the new series about Lois and Clark, but after seeing this scene, well, you talked me into it
I'm so happy that Brandon Routh got to play Superman again in Crisis. And this is a nice reminder of how Superman and Louis are still one of the greatest couples in media.
It’s sad what happened to the Superman Returns version of Lois. A certain madman from Gotham attacks the paper, poisons the building, and bludgeons Lois to death (presumably while laughing maniacally). Clark is left to raise Jason alone.
There’s a neat moment in Crisis where he sees Jonathan Kent, the son of his alternate version from Earth-38 (except post-Crisis Jonathan is now a teenager and has a twin brother Jordan, both named after Clark’s fathers). And, of course, the hilarious scene of him interacting with his human doppelgänger Ray Palmer
Long live Christopher Reeve (:
Awesome Video bro! I am going to keep watching
Thank you！
As a Superman Comic fan from Little on I enjoyed this tape a lot even though I did not liked all of the versions.tthe actors in all were GREAT !
this was great, so fun to see and/or re-see these intros. thanks for making it.
thanks for showing the Kirk alyn and Noel Neil sequence, i never watched this before
Somehow the time I could mostly symphatize with Clark was his first jobinterview in front of Perry - in any version.
*MY FAVORITE CLARK AND LOIS*
- Tom and Erica
- Henry and Amy
- Tyler and Elizabeth
Their chemistry with each other are so cute😍😍
Several of these are great, but I have to say Teri and Dean have the best instant chemistry.
This was fantastic. Thanks for putting it together.
I feel like each of these reflects the current age of the DC Comics.
Alyn and Neil - Golden Age
Reeves and Coates - Silver Age
Reeve/Kidder to Routh/Bosworth - Pre-Crisis to Crisis on Infinite Earths
Cavill and Adams - New 52
Hoechlin and Tulloch - whatever madness is going on at DC Comics right now
You forgot Cain/Hatcher as post-Crisis.
@@rbbecker73 you’re right. That era of DC is relatively unknown to me outside of the animated Cartoon Network series.
@@OneTrueVikingbard The cartoon stuff was its own continuity, though it borrowed heavily from the comics of the time. But the post-Crisis, pre-New 52 "DC Universe" lasted over 15 years, and was probably more coherent than any other time in DC's comics.
Hoechlin and Tulloch could be considered analog to DC Rebirth and beyond (for now and
until the next big change)…
Nice montage! Thanks for sharing!
Tom & Erica and Hoechlin & Bitsie were amazing.
13:19 Right after Lois said: " You're not keeping up with your end of the conversation it would've been sass if Clark shrugged his shoulders and said: " I have nothing too say" *and walks out lol 😂
Hottest Lois Lane ever. Erica Durance. Best Clark Kent Tom Welling. Best Superman Henry Cavill.
YUP!
They left out my favorite part from Terri Hatcher's lois meeting Clark for the first time. Clark's first article for the planet makes lois cry but she tries to pretend it's not that great.
No matter what I'm some easy they've always managed to give the two characters chemistry
Tyler's portrayal is the best
Hands down.
No way! But i like him a lot!
I don’t mind him but I can’t get behind his new costume
@@johnpaulporrelli6208 I like the overall design of it much better than the previous Arrowverse one, but it's too obviously padded. Looks fine when he's standing or posing, but every time he bends or flexes the pads stick out.
@@-leaford1584 I wouldn’t mind too much if when he’s Clark he’s padded also cause then there would be constancy, and not look like he goes super Sayan when he’s superman.
1940s Clark and Lois were the best.
Smallville Lois was the best. Smallville also had the relationship between Lois, Clark and Superman.
Christopher Reeve will always be my favorite Superman (because he was my introduction to the character). But my favorite Clark Kent will always be Dean Cain. He and Teri Hatcher had such amazing chemistry.
I can't imagine Lois without Erica ❤
Reeves is still the best Superman in my book! As for Lois its between Durance and Hatcher!
Lois:You just got hid by lighting you start naked, and you don't even remember you're name.
This was awesome! Great job. Thank you... I really enjoyed it.
My Favorite Clark Kent/ Lois Lane will always be Dean Cain and Teri Hatcher.
Jackie Cooper as Perry White, Editor of The Daily Planet
This complication shows how unique Man of Steel is in the Superman mythos.
I love all of these and each one of them makes the others better.
Tyler Hoechlin & Elizabeth Tulloch did a fantastic job. They have all the best elements from the past and in a few sccenes build something.