Nia was wearing glasses the whole time; no way Kara can recognize her.

I would love the Legends to have an adventure with young Kara and Alex & maybe they could become BFFs with Mick’s daughter Lita 

I’ve got questions.

Especially since her flight was from National City, where she had gone to explicitly discuss the Kryptonite situation with Kara.

The golden age Superman occasionally brought up sunken treasure. Clark might go that route.

I can’t help but wonder if its a twin-powers thing: that Jordan’s kryptonian half only ‘activates’ if he’s around his brother

Also, if Jordan only has limited latent powers, and doesn’t have full control of them, then that totally puts Jonathan also having powers back on the table. He should have immediately brought Jonathan to the Fortress for a test after that.

Also, can’t they go over the weekend instead of missing school?

obligatory, omg, Captain Luthor is from the Synderverse!

Kyle might be an oblivious (if well meaning) oaf, but he is not stingy with the ribs. He is alright with me

Barry trying to get the JV squad to correctly pronounce Sherloque is going to be a tough moment for the rest of the series to beat.

Yes, it was pretty disappointing that they don’t mention Kara - the other Kryptonian on Earth. A family member who could give boys another perspective on those powers. I got screamed at when I said I was disappointed by lack of any mention of her in the trailer but it’s clear now she is not going to play a part at…

Yup all good plot points to follow. AND I would love to see any possible tension among Lana and Lois and Clark be about ethics like this instead of romance.

Yeah, the relationship with the kids, especially the brothers, came off pretty well. There’s the usual sibling antagonism, but when it mattered, Jonathan didn’t even hesitate to dive over Jordan when those pipes fell.

My take with Lana saying “Superwoman” (and looking at Lois while saying it) was that it was an inside comics reference to various versions of Lois Lane as Superwoman in comics from the 1940's to more recently sharing the title with Lana Lang herself.

It’s interesting but a little disappointing that this show seems to be keeping continuity with “Smallville” by giving us a Lana who doesn’t know who Superman is. That was my favorite thing about her on the animated series— that she always knew.

I hope they will explain at some point how Clark’s Y chromosome, clearly passed down to both of his two sons just by their gender, would make one son half-Kryptonian with powers and the other half-Kryptonian without.

Lana struggled to come up with a female equivalent to call Martha Kent and went from Superman to Superwoman with no one mentioning Supergirl. I mean, that was the better answer for Martha, but not mentioning Supergirl felt weird.

This was interesting, it has a pretty different feel to the rest of the Arrowverse shows, which may or may not help it down the line. Not to sure about all the dark lighting and dull colors though.

In-universe, Batman disappeared 3 years before Elseworlds. That would put it around the time of Supergirl Season 1, and Kara was around for a decade before that, growing up with the Danvers. If Arrowverse!Batman is as good a detective as most other versions, then he likely knew about Kara, assuming that Clark didn’t…