Sure looks like they spent a lot of money on production and very little on actors. I suppose that smart, because those beautiful props, costumes and CG sets aren't going to argue with showrunners about anything the way a self-respecting actor keen to find more work after this show wraps up.
And why the hell is Kal-El's grandfather talking to him specifically? Is the plan to retcon the fall of Krypton and salvation of Superman from a desperate, last ditch effort to preserve the species like the story of Moses it obviously cribs from into some protracted, operatic examination of characters and events that will only muddy the waters and further distract from the core themes baked into the character this franchise is actually about?
Because that sounds like classic Goyer.
