Is it possible to be a groupie for a production designer? On a podcast as obsessed with the look and feel of Lois & Clark as with the characters themselves, it is an honor and privilege to welcome Production Designer Jim Pohl to the show. From his early work at Lucasfilm and ILM to his thoughtful crafting of 1990s Metropolis, Jim puts his heart and soul into everything he does. There aren't enough characters allowed in this description to properly thank Jim for taking this stroll down memory lane… or for showing me his Atomic Space Rat collection! Matt Truex is a Warner Bros. Discovery employee. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are his own and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of Warner Bros. Discovery.

It’s our first (and only, probably) Black Friday Special! Ever wonder why they never made Lois & Clark toys? WELL SO DID WE!! While we don’t get to the bottom of that mystery, Lance Laster (Always Hold On To Arrow), Zach Moore (Always Hold On To Smallville), and Rob O’Connor (All-Star Superfan) drop by to discuss their favorite toys and pitch the Lois & Clark action figure line that never was.

Martha Kent may have made Clark's first suit, but it was Judith Brewer Curtis who made it work! I was so thrilled to get to sit down with Judith recently to talk about everything from Kryptonian wardrobe, to wedding dresses, to Ultra Woman! My deepest gratitude to Judith for taking the time to share so much with a very big fan! Check out her incredible artwork at jbcurtis.com.

Always Hold On To The Flash is peaking out from behind the Patreon paywall for a very special episode. Hosts Zach Moore (Always Hold On To Smallville) and Matt Truex take over the Lois & Clark writers' room to pitch a crossover that should have been. Will John Wesley Shipp's Flash and Dean Cain's Superman be able to work together? Will Lois and Tina pass the Bechdel Test? Will the Kents have ANYTHING to do in this episode?! The answers to all this and more in this very special episode of Always Hold On To The Flash! Listen to literal YEARS of this content and more on the Always Hold On To Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/alwaysmallville

The time has come for a new podcast, FOLCs. Strap in for a time-traveling podcast that covers the good, the bad, and the cuddly of one of the most insane superhero shows in the timeline. Each week, co-captains Matt Truex and Tricia Ennis (triciaennis.com) roll the dice and let the Fates decide which episode they cover next. Subscribe to Always Hold On To DC's Legends Of Tomorrow wherever you get your podcasts and join us on our time traveling journey!

Once more into 90s Metropolis... My heartfelt thanks to everyone who has been a part of this podcast, listeners and guests, for the past seven years. This project started as a fun, dumb thing to do with a friend, but I could never have fathomed how much joy and love would come out of it over the years. So, here's to you, the friends we've made along the way. Please keep listening, reaching out, and loving this crazy little television show. But for now... FOLC off. With Love, Matt [email protected]

If you enjoyed this bizarre little episode, please consider donating to the National Network of Abortion Funds. This is the first and last time I will EVER ask listeners to fork over a little cheddar in relation to this podcast, so please take a moment to be a little Super, if you can. Visit the show's Facebook page and the post for this episode to donate simply and safely. Huge thanks to our wonderful Lois & Clark'd players, who volunteered a great deal of time to put this dumb little episode together! Our panel includes: Sarah Tucker (Always Hold On To Superman & Lois) Zach Moore (Always Hold On To Smallville) Lance Laster (Always Hold On To Arrow) Laurie-Anne Collins (host of the Lois & Clark watchalongs) Alan Burke (All Star Superfan Podcast) Rob O'Connor (All Star Superfan Podcast) Carolina Basulto (A normal person who doesn't podcast)

Merry Eve, FOLCs! Thought it was time to finally finish the podcast's season 2 coverage... complete with the RETURN OF RYAN!!! Enjoy, Metropolis!

The toys are back in town, baby!!! Two short years after Metropolis was gripped by the plague bf the Atomic Space Rat, a new asshole with the same gimmick comes to town to steal children and ruin a few lives. Super-FOLC Laurie-Anne Collins takes toe the streets of 90s Metropolis one last time to talk shitty prop toys, the reveal of Alice White, and Teri Hatcher's waning interest in the series. Huge thanks to Laurie for always being a giant supporter of the podcast and helping make some of the best interviews happen over the years! Find us both on the Lois & Clark: The Legacy Facebook group.

In a season far too light on Kents, it seemed time for a little more parental influence. Lynne and Fred (read: Ma and Pa) Truex return to indulge their only child and talk magic rocks, missing effects, and weird May-December on screen kisses.

The end of the House of Luthor and the end of an era. Always Hold On To Smallville's Zach Moore braves the Luthor-filled sewers of 90s Metropolis one last to talk bad props, playground superhero logic, and what it would have been like if John Shea had actually been in this episode. Listen to Zach's Always Hold On To podcast dynasty wherever you get your podcasts.