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After two episodes that functioned as a joint premiere, “The Perks Of Not Being A Wallflower” clarifies what Superman & Lois will look like as a weekly show—landing on a tone that blends gritty realism with the lighthearted vibe of a classic Supes story.
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The third episode of the CW's Superman & Lois, "The Perks of Not Being a Wallflower," sees Jordan Kent begin to explore using his burgeoning superpowers for his own gain by signing up for Smallville High's football team...much to the ire of his father.
Making Monsters, coming to VOD March 26. Russian Doll Russian Doll’s second season in a currently undisclosed role. [TV Line] Advertisement Lost Ollie Deadline reports Jonathan Groff, Mary J. Blige, Gina Rodriguez, Jake Johnson, and Kesler Talbot will lend their voices to Lost Ollie, Netflix’s upcoming live-action/animation series about a lost toy searching for his owner. Groff will voice the titular Ollie, “a handmade toy rabbit stitched together from odds and ends,” while Blige has been cast as Rosy, “a raggedy teddy bear stitched together from other toys.” Nelson will voice Z...
2 The hour opens with a tribute to the lost Wellses, at which Cisco is mysteriously now present. This only makes the end of last week’s episode feel like more of a missed opportunity, as there doesn’t appear to be any good reason Cisco wasn’t present at Nash’s death...but as we’ll soon learn, the Wells mourning is a bit premature anyway. In any event, Cisco has been working on a portal to the Mirrorverse, but has run into technical problems. In the ensuing spew of techno-babble, it becomes clear that Barry’s thoughts are now traveling at super-speed. He’s figured out the problem...