Lois & Clark'd: The New Podcasts Of Superman

In our second Arc Talk Special, Matt and Kryptonsite's own Craig Byrne go deep on the New Krypton arc, Crisis on Infinite Earths, and some OG L&C fandom! Check out Craig's amazing work daily at KSiteTV.com and Kryptonsite.com and read Matt's FREE DC fan comic (complete with L&C cameo) Birds of Prey: Crisis on Earth-203 at DailyKnockoff.com.

In our first Arc Talk Special, Matt and Christine Bartolucci (host of Analog Talk) dive deep into L&C's first attempt at Kryptonian Matrimony with a thoroughly-unorganized breakdown of episodes 315, 316, 317. From the confines of quarantine, Matt and Chris discuss the merits of frog-eating clones, L&C memories, and the importance of keeping John Shea on your show as long as possible. Support Christine and her amazing photography podcast by listening to Analog Talk wherever you get your podcasts.

After a year of starving the audience, we're back to talk as much Lois Lane and Superman as you can possibly hope for. From comics to movies to TV, Matt and guest Lauren Winn (@laurennakaowinn) join forces to shed light on their favorite girl reporter and favorite performers and creators behind her. Follow Lauren on Twitter and Insta. Many thanks to Lauren for joining the show and sharing her Great Metropolitan thoughts!

Series composer Jay Gruska joins us to talk all things music and Superman! A singer/songwriter-turned-composer, Jay has been writing music for film and television since the 1980s and has contributed compositions to Thirtysomething, Beverly Hills 90210, Charmed, and Supernatural to name a few (check out his IMDB next time you have three hours). And in 1993, DJL and company heard in his music the same thing we’ve all heard for the past 20-odd years. Hope. His theme for the series is one of the most hopeful, exciting, positive pieces of music every to be associated with the Man of Steel, not to mention the love theme and other wonderful melodies he treated us to over the show’s run. We cannot thank Jay enough for taking the time to talk L&C with us and relive some amazing music!

Famed publisher and manic head-in-a-box, Spencer Spencer, traps Lois and Clark on an island for a little while to show them his tiger. Plus, we talk Six Flags and the new DC Universe app.

Welcome to Lois & Clark'd season 3!!! Where it's the exact same show as last time but older, a little weirder, and with shorter hair, just like L&C! Important Announcement: We'll be posting every other week for a little while to record a stock pile of episodes, but we'll be back in two weeks with "Ordinary People." Thank you all for listening and coming along for the ride!

For our final summer break adventure, Ryan takes us far from Metropolis to get a little quirky with the new anime juggernaut My Hero Academia. Listen along as we go Plus Ultra all over this thing. See you for L&C season 3 at the end of August!

Matt and Always Hold On To Smallville's Zach Moore take a trip across the universe (and about 200 years back in time, apparently) to Syfy's Krypton. Summer break fun times ensue!

Coming to you live from the streets of Metropolis, Smallville, Gotham City, Stars Hollow, the cupboard under the stairs, San Fransisco, and literally everywhere else! We took a summer field trip to WB Studios and visited the show's most iconic locations. Plus, all the other fun tour stuff too! Follow Christine Bartolucci on the Analog Talk Podcast (analogtalkpodcast.com).

We made it! In 23 short months, we have finally arrived at the end of season 2! We can't thank you enough for listening, and hope you're up for two more seasons of this mess, because Season 3 start in August! 2 more years! 2 more years!

The three-headed podcaster often takes time to comment on love triangles and stunt casting. From its perch behind a microphone, the three-headed podcast will enteratain you for an hour and change, often taking breaks to talk about horrible Zach Snyder films and bagle bites. Observe it now in it's natural habitat.

Superman on the couch! Artist extraordinaire Jacqi Inouye joins us once again to discuss the moral obligations of Superman and how easy it is to excavate new kryptonites from Smallville. Check out Jacqi's work @jacqi.inouye on Instagram and commission the hell out of her!

After the series high of "Tempus Fugitive" comes 40-some minutes of who knows! Okay, admittedly neither of our favorites, but it has a moment or... two?

Guys, GUYS, it's time. Get out your gold and strap on your pocket watches, we're going to the past and then the recent past and then the 90's again. The series becomes instantly elevated when HG Wells and Tempus, a malevolent douche from the future, stop by to jeopardize Superman's very existence AND call Lois stupid! It's, hands down, the best episode of this series and one of the greatest Superman stories ever told, anywhere, ever. So sit back, relax, and... duh!

Mason Drake is still dead and KryptonSite still exists! KSite TV's Craig Byrne stops by to lay down some L&C knowledge and school us in all the trivia. Oh, and we talk about coffins and skin rashes and stuff. Next week... duh!

I'm literally not allowed enough characters here to explain everything that happens in this episode. There's so much. I mean, no spoilers, but Mason dies. Crazy! The Bitter Script Reader (@BittrScriptReadr) joins us to dissect and over-stuffed classic the very same week Avengers: Infinity War comes out. What are the chances?!

Hello Metropolis, this is the Prankster. That's right, I'm in your head. Which must mean you're too late to stop me from recycling plot points, threatening presidents, and causing all sorts of a ruckus for our Big Blue and Lady Lane. That's right, it's another eh episode with an A+ villain. And Christine Bartolucci is here! Check out her show too @anologtalkpodcast

WE'RE BACK for more season 2 shenanigans, and so is our awesome guest, Laurie Collins. Talking everything from the mutable properties of kryptonite, to why Laurie's brothers really wanted to watch all those Raquel Welch movies when they were kids. Good to be back, ya'll!

We're trying something new for this mid-season hiatus episode, where the two of us sat down and tried to break a story for a lost episode of Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman. We work through ideas like mermaid girlfriends, Cat Grant's return, and Champagne Dog before settling on a mixture of two of our stories to focus on. We had a blast recording this one, so hope you all enjoy and please let us know if you'd want to hear more like this!

It's "Bring Your Mom To Fake-Work" Day here at Lois & Clark'd! Matt sits down with Lynne Truex and asks her why she watched the show with him in the first place. Sherman Oaks real estate, General Hospital, Desilu Studios, Star Trek, and Pierce Brosnan are also discussed at length.