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"Superman & Lois Lane" flying to The CW

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I still someone like Bruce Campbell who is old but maybe can still fight a little. Of course I wouldn't mind if they had them working in tv news. Maybe they co-host a mourning talk show. Perry White owns the station but his wife runs it. Jason
 
Great, now I'm a bit sad that we're not getting this (I like the CW Superman, but Routh getting a show as an older Superman would be pretty cool).

He would have been perfect as an older dorky Reeves Clark Kent as a dad.... Shoot, Nora would have been an okay Lois, too.
 
The CW is not a cancel-prone network, so expecting a show like this to last at least 3 seasons isn't unreasonable.

Average life expectancy for a male in the USA is currently about 75 years. Assuming that tv-starring level actors, who are often relatively wealthy (compared the much of the general public, anyway) and have access to better medical care than the average person, have a higher than average life expectancy, I can’t see that this is really a major issue.
 
Rewatching season 1 and 2 (of Smallville) as an older adult, a while back... It was not actually a story about a closeted Superboy, the real story in play was about how Chloe kept getting beaver damned by Lana, who infuriatingly was not even trying.

Chloe did the hard work, she put the time in, she deserved princess Clark.

The Alien did not care.

...

The title is really Superman and Lois?

That sounds like a prequel to me.

Lois and this alien dude, she doesn't work with, or know as a person, meetcuting, while Clark schemes in the background about how to kill Superman and take the Kryptonian's woman.

(Othello?)
 
Why is that a parameter? When has Perry White ever participated in the action, except as an occasional hostage? The only thing that gets Perry's heart rate up is screaming at his employees. Great Caesar's ghost!
I wasn't thinking in terms of him going on missions. More like he can still handle himself in a fight if it comes his way. Might not be able to fight a alien but he can still take down a goon redshirt. Maybe he served in Vietnam back in his youth. The more I think about we are talking someone like Skinner on the X-Files. Jason
 
I wasn't thinking in terms of him going on missions. More like he can still handle himself in a fight if it comes his way. Might not be able to fight a alien but he can still take down a goon redshirt. Maybe he served in Vietnam back in his youth. The more I think about we are talking someone like Skinner on the X-Files. Jason
He’s a newspaper editor. Why would he be anything like that?
 
Given that it is through the Suicide Squad characters that we learned that there wasn't a 'films-only embargo' attached to character rights access, your examples fail.
Huh? I thought they specifically said that they had to stop doing Suicide Squad episodes because they were doing the movie now. Even when they did bring them back they seemed to make a point of not calling them The Suicide Squad. I know Deathstroke has been on Titans this season, but I thought they said after the Arrowverse version's last appearance that they couldn't use him anymore because he was going be in the Justice League movies.
Again, you don't seem to get that the writers represent the extreme left, not the vast majority of the country, and I think that's reflected in the ratings.
You seem to be on the left. Think about political conversations with conservatives. Do you enjoy them?

If the answer is no, then maybe you can relate to people not enjoying politics on superhero shows.
I really doubt the show's liberalness has hurt it's ratings, more often then not liberal shows seems to be more popular than the more conservative shows, so if anything I would think the show's liberalness has helped it. I doubt many conservatives watch anyways, definitely not enough to have an impact on it's ratings if they stopped.
 
Huh? I thought they specifically said that they had to stop doing Suicide Squad episodes because they were doing the movie now. Even when they did bring them back they seemed to make a point of not calling them The Suicide Squad. I know Deathstroke has been on Titans this season, but I thought they said after the Arrowverse version's last appearance that they couldn't use him anymore because he was going be in the Justice League movies.
Some free advice? It's really not worth it.
I really doubt the show's liberalness has hurt it's ratings, more often then not liberal shows seems to be more popular than the more conservative shows, so if anything I would think the show's liberalness has helped it. I doubt many conservatives watch anyways, definitely not enough to have an impact on it's ratings if they stopped.
And neither is this. (Though admittedly I'm one to talk, since I sometimes can't resist taking the bait myself.)
 
Huh? I thought they specifically said that they had to stop doing Suicide Squad episodes because they were doing the movie now.

No; that was an assumption on the part of Willa Holland and ended up being disproven when it was revealed that it was actually Warner Bros. Studios who came to the Arrow producers and gave them rights access to the Suicide Squad characters.

It was also a similar situation with Deathstroke; Arrow's access to the character ended, and it was the assumption of Manu Bennett that the reason was due to the character's appearance in Justice League.
 
I know Deathstroke has been on Titans this season, but I thought they said after the Arrowverse version's last appearance that they couldn't use him anymore because he was going be in the Justice League movies.

They're not using Slade Wilson, though, they're using the "Deathstroke Gang" from the future led by John Diggle, Jr.


I really doubt the show's liberalness has hurt it's ratings, more often then not liberal shows seems to be more popular than the more conservative shows, so if anything I would think the show's liberalness has helped it. I doubt many conservatives watch anyways, definitely not enough to have an impact on it's ratings if they stopped.

Yeah, The CW's young, diverse target audience and the current GOP's aging white male constituency don't have a lot of overlap.
 
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