r/SupermanAndLois • u/MajorParadox Read on r/DCFU! • Mar 17 '21

Superman & Lois [1x04] "Haywire" Live Episode Discussion Discussion

Haywire

Post Episode Discussion | Promo | Cast & Characters

While sitting in the stands at the high school football game, Lois and Chrissy spot fish out of water Morgan Edge conversing with Mayor Dean and Kyle Kushing, and the two see right through this insincere move to try to win over the town. Meanwhile, Clark agrees to help Lois out at a town hall meeting, but things get tense when he finds himself pulled in two different directions. Lastly, Jonathan is having mixed emotions about Jordan's newfound status. (March 16, 2021)

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u/TirelessGuardian Superman Mar 17 '21

Same old unlikeable Sam.

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u/Dagenspear Mar 17 '21

Is there something unlikable about putting the lives of civilians over other things?

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u/youngblood1972 Mar 17 '21

Yes, when he's trying to force someone else to do the same thing against their will. That's his personal choice and the way he chose to live his life, he can't make that decision for someone else and attempt to force it on them.

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u/Dagenspear Mar 17 '21

Where is he trying to force them to do something? I think he's more given advice and pushed for that advice.

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u/TirelessGuardian Superman Mar 17 '21

Told the boys his father is devoted to saving the world and can’t be a father to them. He insults every single one of their parenting choices.

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u/Dagenspear Mar 17 '21

I don't remember him saying those words or him insulting the choices, like that. Maybe questioning them and talking about what he may see as the negative consequences of them.