Additions

Additions

Jon, stressed, scared, betrayed, on the verge of tears: "just leave us alone" * swaggers away*

"Is that how you're going today? Looks like someone got the punch-me-in-the-face-memo."

"And what I should dress like you? Like some sort of human participation trophy?"

"No but you could watch, like, a howtobasic on style"

The vulcan salute is best flirting tactic. 🖖

Sarah's whole motivation for befriending Jordan over Jonathan in the beginning was that she worked out he was some form of physically or mentally ill and she was like "mood"

Honestly, valid reasoning.

We should all appreciate the pilot of Superman and Lois more, it's just so stupid and that's what makes it great.

Like Jordan's introduction where he's arguing with his dad while beating up video game Superman. It's so heavy handed and the dramatic irony is exploding. "Superman's boring. I'm Raiden." This show can do many things (many involving questionable fashion choices) but subtly is not one of them and I think that's glorious.

When the boys find out Clark is Superman and Jordan just gets in his face and shouts *chef's kiss*

It feels like they gave Alex Garfin a lot of direction in that scene and they just let Jordan Elsass do whatever he wanted and it's great. He's litterally quaking. This man looks like he has two brain cells and they're both just blue screening.

Clark: *is Superman*

Jordan: >:(

Jonathan: D:

Alex Garfin also gets to display his fabulous repertoire of serial killer faces™ it's a choice and a hilarious one at that.

"it's just like driving a car. If the car were indestructible and had giant death lasers as headlights."

I love this shot so much. It's such a cool way to show this as an introduction to the bizzaro world. It lets us easily read the backwards text while also showing Clark's reaction before we can see what the rest of the fortress looks like. The attention to detail with the capitalised letters is also neat.

The colours are really nice too. They're so pretty

Istg if they make him evil I will not ever forgive them

I cannot express how humourous I find this screenshot.

In the trailer Jon seems waaay too gleeful when he tells people the world is about to end. Also, why is he at school?

Seems like we might have a case of stolen (or merged) identity on our hands.

Also Jordan's face just cracks me up here.

Both the Jons should merge but instead of being a single put together being it should be one body with two consciousnesses.

Their remaining story arc is just them getting increasingly frustrated at having to play two headed professor and arguing over pizza toppings.