Lois & Clark Forums Forums General Discussion Lois & Clark A small mistake

I was watching the episode "Never on a Sunday" (I think it's called that, anyway... XD) the episodes about Clark getting nightmares, because a guy named Sunday was doing Voodoo on him.

Anyway I don't know of anyone else has seen this, but I noticed that in the scene when Clark reaches (and managed to grip) Lois ring on the ground, a small papercut is visible on his right hand. I found it quite amusing. :p

Erm... Eh... Yeah. XP

You are right on the name of the ep except it's "Never on Sunday". I can't say I have noticed that myself. You must have really been paying attention. I'll have to remember to watch for that next time I watch that ep.

Yeah, I noticed that too. That was under my 'I see an oopsie with the show'. I can't remember if I ever brought it up.

It's funny the things you see when you look hard!

Nice to hear from you Cherry.

*laughs* I've got no idea how I actually noticed that. I really must have good eyes for details (and this comes from the persons who can't find the vacuum-cleaner when she needs it).

*waves to SuperRoo* Hullo!

There are all sorts of little "mistakes" in the show that you notice the more you watch. Like I just watched the episode where HG Wells takes them back to save "Baby Clark". At the end of the episode Clark grabs the birthday card from Lois where she has written that Clark is Superman. Anyway he rips it in half, puts the two halves on top of each other and rips again. Only you can tell that he is having to put that little bit of effort into that we would. As Superman it should rip like nothing.

I have noticed that in several episodes where they have Dean doing something as Superman that just doesn't have the effortless look to it that it should. I don't mean either where he is trying to look human. Also considering in the first episode he lifts the shuttle into space they have him doing like it was no trouble (facial expression). But in subsequent episodes they always have him looking like its difficulty to do something that should be easier than lifting the shuttle.

I always thought maybe some things, like stopping a train without totally wrecking it, might require a lot of concentration...so maybe thats why it looks like he's putting a lot of effort into it?

*shrug* just a theory.