Actually, I looked into this a few months ago. I took a look at FOX's track record with genre shows vis-a-vis the other three networks.

The difference between those two movies is that Mario Puzo, the guy who wrote the script to Superman as well as wrote the Godfather, understands subtlety. David Goyer does not.

I'm convinced that Man of Steel was written to get the audience to resent Superman so we'll cheer when Batman somehow lands a decisive court victory in Batman V. Superman.

Of course, only a certain generation would remember Jennifer of the Jungle, from The Electric Company:

I'm mostly annoyed that they call themselves Infocom.

So noted. Apparently it can be spelled many different ways, including "Outlaw Star" and others!

it had to be done

Possibly the worst effect of the Earth roaming the universe, free of the Sun's orbit would be the one-piece slacks-suits and being forced to travel in lumbering modular space transporters.

(Of course the kids portion of the show didn't show up until much later)

Because it was the 60's and all wives stay for the sake of their kids no matter how abusive the husband.

Endora never really fit into that world, for me anyway. I always thought She'd have been better suited as a character in Sabrina the Teenage witch, since that show had "other worlds", where she could have lived so she was less aware of the earthly rules.
Though it's been a very long time, she could have been from…

Agreed. I could never understand the attraction, he seemed like a boring, controlling, neurotic freak. Why did she stay??

I always thought that it was a damn shame that Samantha was caught in an abusive relationship, with Derwood always trying to suppress her natural godlike powers. Sure society would react badly to conjuring ad campaigns out of thin air in front of clients - but telling her "No, you can wiggle your nose and clean up the…