Superman - The Last Son of Krypton

[BBally81]

Also is anybody else getting a connection was reset message on all the videos?

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

You mean like subliminally?

[BBally81]

I mean almost every video has a greyish white screen with a symbol of a sad webpage with the words connection was reset and it doesn't go away when i refresh the page at all.

Also I could only find last son of krypton part 1 as a youtube video

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

Also I could only find last son of krypton part 1 as a youtube video

What happens when you scroll down?

[BBally81]

everything is a greyish white screen saying connection was reset

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

everything is a greyish white screen saying connection was reset

Oh. Have you checked for any apparent applet requirements?

[BBally81]

I just checked the source video apparantley my connection isn't going through to dailymotion for some reason, it works on my phone data but it's not going through the wifi.

[BBally81]

everything is a greyish white screen saying connection was reset

Oh. Have you checked for any apparent applet requirements?

How do I do that?

[Elric4985]

The comics have explained why Kryptonians haven't really left their planet. I don't think this show ever does though

What was the explanation of the comics?

To put a long story short, an artifical lifeform called The Eradicator altered the DNA of all Kryptonians so that they'd die if they left the planet

[FaxModem1]

I rather enjoyed this series for it's portrayal of who Clark is. Unlike fools who believe Bill from Kill Bill, Superman is the costume, if not the job, Clark Kent is who he is. Hence why the best interpretations of Superman have always been that he's just being Superman because, well, he has the power to save the day, and it would eat his conscience if he did nothing.

After all, imagine if you saw a baby in a stroller next to you starting to roll away. You could catch it. Are you seriously just going to let it roll down a hill? Or are you going to stop it? That's Superman in action. He doesn't want to dedicate his life to stopping babies in strollers from falling down hills, but he kinda has to.

What hurts about this is that, in the DCAU, he kind of gives up on being Clark Kent. He eventually just becomes Superman, leader of the Justice League, and gives up on his human life. He even goes on a date with Lois AS Superman. His worst fears did come true, and he could do nothing to stop them without letting others suffer. Needs of the medium, because it's a Justice League superhero show, but Clark Kent kind of ceased to be, and he fully became Superman.