Nothing against Dean Cain and Terri Hatcher, but I couldn't get into this series for several reasons.
First of all Lois is always on this high horses "I'm better than you" mode, and from the very get go, Clark and Lois are already like husband and wife. There's just no sobriety in the story.
The chemistry between Dean Cain and Terry Hatcher is not bad, but the way everyone and everything combine together lacks for a better word quality. Only thing that happens is this mild bickering between Clark and Lois, and White and Olson are just one tracked in the way they come into the story, and the way they act. They might think this is humorous, but it gets old really quickly.
Compared to the relatively good character development of "Smallville" this program really didn't put any efforts in this area.
The series gets old rather quickly for the above reasons. The producers should have given it a better treatment.
First of all Lois is always on this high horses "I'm better than you" mode, and from the very get go, Clark and Lois are already like husband and wife. There's just no sobriety in the story.
The chemistry between Dean Cain and Terry Hatcher is not bad, but the way everyone and everything combine together lacks for a better word quality. Only thing that happens is this mild bickering between Clark and Lois, and White and Olson are just one tracked in the way they come into the story, and the way they act. They might think this is humorous, but it gets old really quickly.
Compared to the relatively good character development of "Smallville" this program really didn't put any efforts in this area.
The series gets old rather quickly for the above reasons. The producers should have given it a better treatment.