I'm not sure where your "Superman and Lois" info came from, but it's incorrect - it doesn't follow "Lois & Clark", but rather this is the Lois & Clark we've been introduced to on "Supergirl". Last season they got preggers and hid out on Argo, only returning to Earth during last season's Crisis crossover. Pre-crisis, they had one child, however post-Crisis, they have 2.
On Thursday, May 14, 2020 at 6:05:08 PM UTC-4, Mark Jeffries wrote: > > Dare to Defy indeed: C-Dub has decided to make January their official > reopening for the year. Outside of the final five episodes of > "Supernatural" (the last remaining WB series to carry over to the then-new > network), the fall lineup will be the overseas pickups that they usually > run in the summer, along with some acquisitions of streaming shows and > whatever reality series will be able to go into production in time. Come > January, it's a very familiar lineup for the perennial fifth-place net (who > depends more on social media and streaming figures than Nielsens), with > both of the new shows having familiar titles. This is as listed by ew.com, > new shows in all caps: > > MONDAY > > 8:00-9:00PM All American > > 9:00-10:00PM Black Lightning > > TUESDAY > > 8:00-9:00PM The Flash > > 9:00-10:00PM SUPERMAN & LOIS--See what I mean by familiar? It's > the fourth live-action series for the Man of Steel (after "The Adventures > of Superman," "Lois and Clark" and "Smallville"), Following continuity from > "Lois and Clark," Clark Kent and Lois Lane will be married (we don't know > if the Kryptonian baby discovered in the series finale will be carried > over) and will explore the challenges of being married to an alien who is > faster than a speeding bullet, etc. It's part of the DC-Greg Berlanti > "Arrowverse" and with "Batwoman" will be the focus of the next Arrowverse > crossover (although it will not be the multi-show spectacular last season's > "Crisis on Infinite Earths" was). Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch > play the title characters, as they already have on the Arrowverse shows > (Hoechlin most prominently on "Supergirl"). From Warners, of course. > > WEDNESDAY > > 8:00-9:00PM Riverdale > > 9:00-10:00PM Nancy Drew > > THURSDAY > > 8:00-9:00PM WALKER--As in "Texas Ranger." Twenty years after the > contemporary Western series went off the air on CBS, it's a reboot starring > Jared Padalecki from "Supernatural" (the C-Dub loves continuity) as the > butt-kicking Texas Ranger originally played by Chuck Norris. For this > version he's been given a female partner and an extended family, including > a gay brother. (The wife he married near the end of the original series > seems to be gone--he still has kids by the marriage, now teenagers.) CBS > is producing, original co-producer Sony is not involved. > > 9:00-10:00PM Legacies > > FRIDAY > > 8:00-9:00PM Penn & Teller: Fool Us (New Night) > > 9:00-9:30PM Whose Line is It Anyway? (New Night) > > 9:30-10:00PM Whose Line is It Anyway? (New Night) > The summer unscripted stand-bys get a first-run airing in cold weather. I > assume that the shows were already shot for airing this summer and will > just be held six more months--and I assume that "Masters of Illusion" will > be around this summer and is already in the can, along with the overseas > shows. > > SUNDAY > > 8:00-9:00PM Batwoman > > 9:00-10:00PM Charmed (New Night) > > "Katy Keene" is on the bubble, but being Berlanti and the only other > Archie Comics series, it will probably get renewed. > > Who knows who's next? > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TVorNotTV" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tvornottv/b68d884b-90e7-4b1e-8150-b2a9cae0078e%40googlegroups.com.
