Lois & Clark'd: The New Podcasts Of Superman

Lois Lane finally takes over the Planet!! Stacia Kimler returns for this season 4 gem to weigh in on who is the worse titular character in this episode, and out her Who's Line Is It Anyway fandom.

What's Lois & Clark like in another country?! Well, for one thing, they probably sound a lot deeper! Brazilian fan Helena Cattani talks about her experiences with the show and why her country caught Lois & Clark fever for a time. Huge thanks to Helena for reaching out and taking the time to chat!

What do Drew Carrey and Teri Hatcher have in common? I wish I could say nothing!! Thoughts and prayers are with Rob O'Connor for joining me to discuss what I believe to be the worst episode of Lois & Clark ever put to film. Listen to Rob's wonderful All Star Superfan Podcast today!

Bob and Carol and Lois and Clark and Superman v Deathstroke! Stacia Kimler drops by the pod to talk Alanis Morissette, Grant Gendell’s hidden crimes, and Jimmy’s girlfriend’s abdomen. Ever rated and reviewed the podcast on iTunes?! It’s so easy an NIA agent could do it. Rate and review in app now! Thank you!!

All rise! Super-court is now in session. Joseph Stefanelli (from The Sibling Sitdown: A Sopranos Podcast) stops by to talk holograms vs. hallucinations, Metropolis's troubling death-row practices, and, of course, Heri Tatcher. Listen to The Sibling Sitdown wherever you get your Sopranos podcasts.

Youth is lost, apartments are attained, and candles are feared! Romcomathon's Alex Lu and Kat Jiang stop by to talk all things brutal and youthful. Check out their wonderful podcast, Romcomathon, wherever you get your podcasts.

Tempus and Herb and... Mallory?! First-time caller Mallory Rykhoek stops by to talk eternally doomed love, dumb Renaissance names, and what it's like to force your innocent friends to watch Lois & Clark with you!

Well.... gang... we Miked it! Christine Bartolucci returns with Daniel Cohen and newborn in tow to try to make Mike of this bat shit crazy final wedding episode! Seriously, what in the Mike is going on here?! Listen to Analog Talk wherever you get your podcasts and check out Big Nate on Paramount+. MIKE off!

Dearly beloved, You are hereby invited to the wedding you’ve all been waiting for, letter-writing for, praying to Rao for! The holy union of Lady Zara and Lord Kal-El. Come bow awkwardly, dance in our weird spaceship sets, use space forks, and celebrate the day! Oh, and PS, we are taking over your planet-you’re all slaves now-Hail Nor! Lots of love, The New Krypton High Council PPS, check out the All Star Superfan podcast for more Kryptonian goodness!!

Blessed Be, FOLCs! Tricia Ennis (https://triciaennis.com) drops by for an episode-long tangent on the magic and mayhem of Charmed. From favorite sisters to deadliest demons, we cover eight seasons of the WB/CW’s weirdest hit. Follow Tricia on Twitter @triciaennis.

This week we welcome an acting legend, author, and Lois & Clark's MVP! The incomparable K CALLAN stops by to talk life, acting, All in the Family, and her time as Martha Kent. With a career spanning decades and more chutzpah than Superman himself, K is a force to be reckoned with and a true storyteller in every regard. Huge thanks to her for walking down memory lane for the FOLCs. Follow K on Facebook and Twitter @k_callan.

We close the book on season 3 with a very special guest... Matt's dad. Fred Truex drops by to talk all things Roger Daltrey, New Krypton, and when he and Matt both cried. Huge thank you to all the listeners who have been with the show for this long! We'll see you in 2022 for season 4!!!

The New Krypton Arc BEGINS! Alan Burke (co-host of the All Star Superfan Podcast) drops by Metropolis once again to talk Ching, Zara, and Superman's mightiest feat to date. Listen and subscribe to All Star Superfan (@allstarsuperpod) for more of Alan's Superman chat.

Craig Byrne (KSiteTV, Kryptonsite) stops by for a bite-sized look at Teri Hatcher's story contribution to the series, complete with a jealous science witch, tiny Superman, and Perry White line dancing! Follow @KSiteTV.

You may not know the name Scott Leva, but chances are you’ve seen him jump, fall, punch, slide, skid, or even fly! From Richard Donner’s Superman, to Marvel’s bullpen Spidey, to 1990s Metropolis, Scott has a storied career and nerd bona fides to boot. Check out Scott’s work at precisionstunts.com.

Well, FOLCs, we did it! The end of the Wedding/Frog/Clone/Lex/Amnesia arc is nigh, and Christine Bartolucci (Analog Talk) is back to bring it home! Listen as we tell Dr. Deter to FOLC the hell off and let Lois be Lois! Listen to Christine's podcast Analog Talk.

Zach Moore (Always Hold On To Smallville, Fanchise Fatigue) returns to bid farewell to John Shea's (on screen) Lex Luthor in the epic conclusion to the Marriage/Clone/Amnesia arc! Sorry... what's that now? There are two more episodes to it?! Well, then you better enjoy Shea's performance while he's here! Listen to Zach's many podcasts and check he and Matt out on Always Hold On To The Flash on Zach's pattern page!

Are those wedding bells... or clone funeral bells?! Tricia Ennis (@triciaennis) makes her first trip to Metropolis to talk Tony Curtis, President Willard, John Shea, and more than a little Charmed! Follow Tricia on Twitter and read her amazing Lois-inspired work at triciaennis.com.

What do Lois & Clark, Angel, Wonderfalls, Terriers, American Horror Story, and 9-1-1: Lone Star all have in common?! Legendary television writer/producer/director/creator TIM MINEAR, of course! From his early adventures writing for 1990s Metropolis, to his string of cult cancellations, to his current success with 9-1-1 and 9-1-1: Lone Star, Tim is as unstoppable as he is talkative. A huge thank you to him and everyone behind the scenes who helped make this interview happen! Stream 9-1-1: Lone Star on Hulu and catch up before season 3, coming soon.

Tempus, HG Wells, and Laurie-Anne Collins return to talk time travel, fan theories, and FAN MUSIC?!! Listen to the end for Laurie's incredible fan project and your new favorite song!