Superman & Lois Season 4, Episode 9: "To Live and Die Again" (SPOILERS)

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Official Description:

PENULTIMATE – Lois (Elizabeth Tulloch) struggles against the fallout of the debate. Clark (Tyler Hoechlin) uses Luthor’s (Michael Cudlitz) tactics against him, while Jonathan (Michael Bishop) and Jordan (Alex Garfin) prepare for an impending battle. Jai Jamison wrote and directed the episode (409). Original airdate 11/25/2024.

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[Herolee10]

Can't wait for this confrontation.

 

[OrbOfConfusion]

Of course the best way to get at Lex Luthor is through his ego. And loved the final confrontation in town. Seeing Jordan and Jonathan save people alongside their dad, who proved during training that he's still got a leg up on them, was great to see. They've come a long way.

And great to see Bruno agaian, even if briefly.

 

[KaijuDude1992]

Loved this episode, especially all the stuff with Clark training his kids and the bits with Lois. The Smallville fight at the end was just icing on top of the cake and I can't wait to see more of that battle next week.

I still can't believe we got only one episode left.

 

[kguillou]

Man one episode left! They got so much to tie up in 45 mins. I just need to see Supes go toe to toe with Lex in the purple/green armor!

 

[The Caped Knight]

That confrontation between Superman & Lex was awesome. Michael is a brilliant version of Luthor come to life. He threatened and the most dangerous version on screen ever.

 

[ChrisLyne]

That ending! How am I meant to wait a week?

This season has been fantastic pretty much from start to finish.

I'm sad we're at the end now but I trust the writers to do right by the character and give him a worthy send off. A fitting closing of the book on the WB/CW years.

 

[Primal Slayer]

My biggest gripe about this season is timing.

It wasnt a bad episode. We finally get a good Doomsday design after countless live action takes.

 

[DCDAVE]

Really good episode. Going to miss Tyler and Bitsie as Clark and Lois. Cudlitz is in excellent gritty Lex. Wish the budget was better but their Doomsday is better then the BVS character.

 

[flickchick85]

Loved this ep. I think that scene of Jordan comforting the lady in the diner and knowing how to because of his own panic attacks is my new favorite Jordan scene ever. Actually now that I think about it, this may be my new favorite Jordan episode ever.

Not ready for the end, but I have a good feeling they’re gonna stick the landing.

 

[OrbOfConfusion]

Really good episode. Going to miss Tyler and Bitsie as Clark and Lois. Cudlitz is in excellent gritty Lex. Wish the budget was better but their Doomsday is better then the BVS character.

My biggest gripe about this season is timing.

It wasnt a bad episode. We finally get a good Doomsday design after countless live action takes.

Did people here not watch Krypton or something? I know it got axed after just two seasons, which I blame SyFy for and not the show itself, but that series had a good design, I feel.

For the record, outside of Smallville, I wouldn't say we've had a bad live-action Doomsday design.

 

[DCDAVE]

Did people here not watch Krypton or something? I know it got axed after just two seasons, which I blame SyFy for and not the show itself, but that series had a good design, I feel.

For the record, outside of Smallville, I wouldn't say we've had a bad live-action Doomsday design.

BVS???

 

[Herolee10]

A little late to the party, but I really appreciated getting another memorable scene between Superman and Lex.

I was always disappointed that Tyler's Superman didn't have a real Lex of his own due to never having any interactions with Jon Cryer's Lex.

 

[Herolee10]

Did people here not watch Krypton or something? I know it got axed after just two seasons, which I blame SyFy for and not the show itself, but that series had a good design, I feel.

For the record, outside of Smallville, I wouldn't say we've had a bad live-action Doomsday design.

Well, we've definitely come a long way from when the character was first introduced back in "Smallville".

 

[OrbOfConfusion]

BVS???

I didn't stutter. Don't care if I'm in the minority on that mindset here.

 

[Primal Slayer]

Did people here not watch Krypton or something? I know it got axed after just two seasons, which I blame SyFy for and not the show itself, but that series had a good design, I feel.

For the record, outside of Smallville, I wouldn't say we've had a bad live-action Doomsday design.

Still not as good as this latest design

 

[Sithborg]

Just started and Jordan's Curly Fries already has nearly taken me out with laughter. I understood the joke, but then when they brought them out? I died.

 

[hopefuldreamer]

Really enjoyed this episode. I still think the villain plot is extremely dumb, but I'm just so grateful for these last bits of Kent family interactions I don't mind so much.

The humour and lighter tone feels like a great note to go out on, and I ADORED Jordan calming Vicky May down from a panic attack. That was just chefs kiss.

 

[Sithborg]

The show keeps trying to bully Jordan into cutting his hair, but nothing works....

Great episode, great performances throughout. I don't want it to go.

 

[Herolee10]

I forgot to mention that this was probably my favorite episode involving Jordan. It's a relief to see him finally developing into a better character and hero, especially after some of his eye-rolling moments earlier this season.

 

[vantheman77]

Great penultimate episode with the confrontation between Superman and Lex, Lex suiting up, Jordan having a heroic moment, and rematch with Doomsday, who looks comics accurate.

This final season gives us the Superman and Lex Luthor rivalry that we didn't get in Supergirl.

Superman and Lois is the first to achieve Doomsday's comics accuracy.