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Episode Index

The Penguin: 5:40

Supes & Lolo: 29:23

The Penguin (Max)

Darryl: 9.25/10

Brian: 9.1/10

Darryl: 4.75/5

Brian: 5.15/5

Summary:

Using EMG therapy, Rush learns that Francis already knew about Oz drowning his brothers and tried to have him killed but could not bring herself to do it. Oz is brought to Sofia, who makes Francis confess the truth. When Oz fails to show any remorse for his actions, Francis disowns him before suffering a stroke. Oz escapes, kills the detective, and brings Francis to the hospital. Meanwhile, the local bosses abandon Oz for Sofia, who puts out a bounty for Oz as she prepares to leave Gotham. Victor arranges for the bosses to be murdered. Oz abducts Sofia, seemingly to murder her, but instead has his police contacts return her to Arkham. Oz and Victor visit Francis to celebrate, only to learn that she entered a vegetative state, causing Oz to break down. Deciding that Victor has seen too much, Oz strangles him to death. Meanwhile, Rush, who has returned to Arkham to care for Sofia, hands her a letter from her half-sister, Selina Kyle. Oz takes the vegetative Francis to a new penthouse suite, where he dances with Eve dressed as Francis, as the Bat-Signal shines in the sky.

Superman & Lois (The CW)

Darryl: 4.85/5

Brian: 4.68/5

Summary:

In “A Regular Guy,” Clark Kent grapples with the escalating challenges of maintaining his dual identity. The episode delves into his internal conflict about whether to continue concealing his Superman persona from the residents of Smallville. A significant subplot involves Candice’s father, who, having been incarcerated alongside Lex Luthor, becomes a pawn in Lex’s schemes. Lex manipulates him to expose Clark’s secret, intensifying the pressure on Clark to reveal his true identity. This development forces Clark to confront the potential consequences of unmasking himself to the world. The episode also introduces Jimmy Olsen, who begins to suspect Clark’s secret. However, Clark’s evasive actions lead Jimmy to dismiss his suspicions, adding complexity to Clark’s efforts to protect his identity. Parallel to Clark’s struggles, Kyle and Chrissy face personal challenges as they navigate the difficulties of purchasing a home, reflecting the show’s ongoing exploration of relatable human experiences.

“A Regular Guy” continues to explore the intricate balance between Clark’s superhero duties and his desire for a normal life, highlighting the personal sacrifices inherent in his role as Superman.

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