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The
Krypton Club was the precursor to what eventually became KryptonSite,
with K-Site creator Craig Byrne as the co-editor of the early
newsletters. For the newsletter's first two weeks of existence
the newsletters were daily! (For those keeping score that would
mean we'd be around newsletter #3200 if it had continued). The
Krypton Club Newsletter eventually became Planet Krypton, and
later Planet Krypton: The KryptonSite Newsletter, and sadly
it hasn't been printed in a while outside of perhaps a special
you may have gotten in your mailbox today. Anyhow, here is the
first of the daily newsletters, from May 22, 1995:
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L&C
KRYPTON CLUB************DAY ONE*************MAY 22, 1995
********SUPERMAN92 AND CRAIG BYRNE, PRESIDENTS********
"GREAT SHADES OF ELVIS!"
INTRODUCTION
Welcome to the very first edition of the L&C Krypton Club
newsletter. Each day you'll notice a different L&C quote.
That will be your indication that what's coming to you is a
Krypton Club e-mail. Today's "Great Shades of Elvis,"
tomorrow's could be....who knows?
The Krypton Club is NOT meant to compete with any other online
L&C clubs. The purpose is different. The purpose of the
Krypton Club is interactivity. With the daily newsletter (sent
through e-mail), you can not only read about L&C-related
stuff, but there is a daily trivia question for you to respond
to. And we are always welcoming anything and everything into
the newsletter. We're interactive, we like your input!
REVIEW: "AND THE ANSWER IS...."
BY SUPERMAN92
While this episode had many positives, there were quite a few
negatives as well. I'll start with the bad stuff. Two words-----NO
REVELATION! Clark did not get to actually tell Lois he was Superman,
that was very frustrating. The phone ringing thing was especially
annoying. There were also plot holes in the episode(I won't
go into detail). The cliffhanger was frustrating because now
we have to wait until next season for the answer! Also, I felt
that the way Supe got out of the chamber was very tacky. Why
would there be a vent in a gas chamber when the purpose of the
chamber is to keep gas in? Also, as Whyt Ravyn put it, gas sinks,
it doesn't rise. I guess it was just a way to get rid of Kryptonite.
Now for the positives. The romance in the episode was superb.
Not only did Lois and Clark have romantic scenes, but so did
his parents. The typical TV plot of "if something happens
to me tell so and so I love him/her" was romantic also.
Lois also finally told Supe that she loves CK. Lois did start
to figure out that CK=Superman. The stroke across the face obviously
shot some sense into her. (It's about time!) And of course the
proposal and a kiss was a big plus! It looks like my wishes
may come true next season with Lois getting a clue!
Romantic, yet Frustrating!
OVERALL RATING(1-10, 10 being best, and decimals allowed)
===8.9===
What did you think of the episode? Send your opinions our way!
TRIVIA OF THE DAY
Each day we will be asking a different L&C-related trivia
question. Here's the question for today.....
First season L&C cast member Tracy Scoggins appeared on
a very popular TV series in the 1980's. Emma Samms ("Madame
Ex") was also on this show. What show was it?
Send your answers via e-mail. The answers to trivia questions
will be posted in the next day's newsletter.
We gotta fly! Thanks!
Craig and 92
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