As a film enthusiast with a soft spot for the DC Universe, I must admit that Jon Cryer‘s admission about not appearing on Superman & Lois has left me feeling a tad Luthor-less. It’s like missing out on a kryptonite sandwich at a Superman convention!
As the fourth season of “Superman & Lois” came to an end this week, fans have been showering the series finale with accolades while simultaneously feeling a sense of loss for the “Arrowverse,” which once contributed significantly to The CW’s success. Interestingly, it seems that the finale has stirred reflections not only among fans but also in the cast, as Jon Cryer, who entered the “Arrowverse” through Supergirl as Lex Luthor, is now expressing his own sentiments. Notably, one of his regrets is not making an appearance on the recently concluded beloved series.
In an interview with KJ Today, Cryer reminisced about his work within the Arrowverse and admitted that his greatest disappointment was not being part of Superman & Lois. He expressed, “The Arrowverse was essentially a playground for us nerds. I embraced it wholeheartedly. We delved into the most intricate details of DC Comics lore. My biggest regret is that I never got to join the cast of Superman & Lois.
The series Superman & Lois started and concluded as a cherished show, with numerous viewers praising it as one of the top adaptations of the Superman mythos. Its emphasis on character development and family dynamics was generally appreciated, and this theme was also reflected in its series conclusion. Joining the ranks of satisfied fans is Count Cryer, who commented: “‘I’m sad to see Superman & Lois end because I believe it presented a fantastic fresh perspective on those characters. They truly captured the essence of Superman.’
Jon Cryer Has Appeared in Several Arrowverse Shows
In the fourth season episode of Supergirl, titled “O Brother, Where Art Thou?”, the role of Lex Luthor was first taken up by Cryer. This actor then continued to play this character across various other shows within the Arrowverse such as Arrow, Batwoman, Legends of Tomorrow, and The Flash. His performance received positive reviews from both fans and critics, despite competition from notable portrayals by actors like Michael Rosenbaum in Smallville and the legendary Gene Hackman in Superman.
Michael Cudlitz took on a character in the show “Superman & Lois,” perhaps due to the series breaking ties with the “Arrowverse” and becoming an independent production. This choice proved beneficial for the show, as it wasn’t burdened by needing to establish connections to other shows. The main strength of “Superman & Lois” lies in its self-sufficiency.
The final episode didn’t lessen the difficulty of its departure, as fans voiced their sorrow and appreciation on social media throughout and following the finale. The series skillfully wrapped up with an emotionally fulfilling ending that left viewers satisfied. It seems evident that the show will be remembered fondly by DC fans of Superman for years to come, embodying a classic status among Man of Steel devotees.
Superman & Lois
can currently be streamed on Max.
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2024-12-05 21:32