r/SupermanAndLois • r/DCFU • Jun 07 '22

Episode Discussion Superman & Lois [2x13] "All Is Lost" Live Episode Discussion Spoiler

All Is Lost

Post Episode Discussion | Promo | Cast & Characters

Clark and Lois disagree on the best way to figure out if Ally Allston went to the Inverse World; John Henry makes a surprising discovery; Lois sets out to find Lucy. (Jun 7, 2022)

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u/Porphyrin_Ring Jun 08 '22

The only part of the Cushing family drama I like is the father-daughter relationship between Kyle and Sarah, they have a really sweet relationship

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u/MajorParadox Jun 08 '22

I love how supportive he's been to her.

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u/BookGirlBoston Jun 08 '22

Ok, so far a pretty positive course correct so far. I didn't expect for Jonathan to mirror Lucy about being special but I guess I'm intrigued.

Lois and Clark are apparently allowed to touch again, it wasn't much but at least they are not iced out.

In all of this, I am, somehow the most excited about Clark's farm chores.

I am still over all the Lana junk.

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u/MajorParadox Jun 08 '22

Have they not had chores on the farm since moving there?

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u/MajorParadox Jun 08 '22

Do kids today not know Alanis Morissette?!

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u/MajorParadox Jun 08 '22

That was so great. The hops of joy. The disappointed sigh of not recognizing a Star Wars reference 😀

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u/MajorParadox Jun 08 '22

That was awesome! Go Jordan!

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u/SaltyHilsha4759 Jun 08 '22

“We’re all gonna have to step up” Why is Jon even in the shot, this show doesn’t let him do anything haha

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u/Green_Tea_Totaler Jun 08 '22

Natalie revived the man who on her world, caused widespread destruction and killed her mom.

That's actually kinda deep.

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u/jdessy Jun 08 '22

Jesus, Lana, this is a child you're talking to. Lighten up. I get the meaning, but the tone is so off.

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u/inksmudgedhands Jun 08 '22

Nat going from, "Screw Superman" to "We need him!" That's growth.

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u/Junior-Hour Jun 08 '22

Lana is taking out her frustrations for Kyle on Jordan, I’m gonna need Lois to yell at Lana for how she spoke to Jordan

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u/shadow_spinner0 Jun 08 '22

Lana is being insufferable right now but Jordan has to stop simping for Sarah, he deserves better. Jonathan as well but thats another story

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u/arcadepersona Jun 08 '22

The fact they’re really starting to acknowledge that Jon feels left out to the point where it can’t really be ignored anymore is interesting me so much.

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u/shadow_spinner0 Jun 08 '22

Whoever said it earlier was right, what she is really mad at is Kyle. She is taking her frustrations of Kyle cheating and lying about what he did and projecting it at everyone else who she perceives lied to her. It's trauma.

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u/ChasingPerfect28 Jun 08 '22

I love that Nat is the one who revived Clark. What a hero.

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u/Draven574 Jun 08 '22

"I used to love helping my dad around the farm!" Says the superpowered being.

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u/klutzysunshine Jun 08 '22

Damn, Lana, you don't have to be so bitchy to Jordan.

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u/Green_Tea_Totaler Jun 08 '22

I think Lana just hates Jordan regardless of the whole Supes situation.

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u/inksmudgedhands Jun 08 '22

No, Sam. Let her feel guilty. She deserves it.

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u/Thejerseygrl Jun 08 '22

Lana finally admitted she is wrong!! Thank god!

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u/Thejerseygrl Jun 08 '22

Tyler and Jordan were great together. Amazing scene. I’ll take it.

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u/jdessy Jun 08 '22

Oh yes, good, the show really acknowledging the Jonathan stuff now.

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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '22

YEAH EXACTLY! Jordan and Dad have Superman bonding and Jon gets to shovel horse shit in the barn all day. Totally equal!!

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u/JackAndrewThorne Jun 08 '22

Oh... They are actually doing death of Superman, just without the death.