Superman & Lois -- "Tried and True" -- Image Number: SML206b_0062r.jpg -- Pictured (L-R): Jenna Dewan as Lucy Lane, Bitsie Tulloch as Lois Lane and Dylan Walsh as Ret. General Samuel Lane -- Photo: Shane Harvey/The CW -- (C) 2022 The CW Network, LLC. All Rights Reserved
The CW has now released some photos to promote the March 1 episode of Superman & Lois which is called “Tried and True.” There’s a lot of sportsball in these photos, but also, look: It’s Jenna Dewan as Lucy! All this and a reminder that the Cushing family does indeed have two daughters. Here’s the gallery; a description for the episode can be found below.
AMY JO JOHNSON (“FELICITY”) DIRECTS – Lois (Elizabeth Tulloch) tells Clark (Tyler Hoechlin) that she and Chrissy (Sofia Hasmik) plan to do a deeper dive into the Inverse Society and Lana (Emmanuelle Chriqui) and Sarah (Inde Navarrette) try to comfort each other after the fallout at Sarah’s quinceanera. Meanwhile, Jordan (Alex Garfin) notices something suspicious in Jonathan’s (Jordan Elsass) book bag. Lastly, Lt. Mitch Anderson (guest star Ian Bohen “Teen Wolf”) finds himself under fire for the deterioration of the department of defense’s relationship with Superman. Dylan Walsh, Erik Valdez, Wole Parks, Tayler Buck also star. The episode was directed by Amy Jo Johnson and written by Max Kronick & Patrick Barton Leahy (#206). Original airdate 3/1/2022.
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First.... Anderson is a General not a Lieutenant. Second.... the show has yet to explain how Jordan's powers are growing so fast given that Jor-El said he wouldn't have enough power to use abilities on command. Seems he's doing it every episode now.
Why do they keep referring to him as Lt. Anderson. He is Lt. General. It isn't difficult to get that right.