Superman & Lois, the popular TV series, recently received a renewal for Season 4. However, like other shows returning to the CW, it will face budget cuts. Not only will Season 4 consist of only 10 episodes, but the main cast will also undergo significant reductions. Several actors, including Dylan Walsh as Sam Lane, have already been removed, and six more have been cut.
Main Cast Changes
According to the official report, Emmanuelle Chriqui (Lana Lang), Erik Valdez (Kyle Cushing), Inde Navarrette (Sarah Cortez), Wolé Parks (John Henry Irons), Tayler Buck (Natalie Irons), and Sofia Hasmik (Chrissy Beppo) are among the actors who will no longer be series regulars. However, they can return in recurring or guest roles. Tyler Hoechlin will continue portraying Clark Kent/Superman, while Elizabeth Tulloch will reprise her role as Lois Lane. Alex Garfin and Michael Bishop will also return as their characters, Jordan and Jonathan, respectively. Additionally, Michael Cudlitz, set to debut as Lex Luthor in the upcoming episodes, has been promoted to a series regular for Superman & Lois Season 4. It is unclear how the show will address the absence of the departing characters, but one speculation is that the Kents may move back to Metropolis, as the characters being cut are mainly associated with Smallville.
Continued Appearances and VFX
Although these actors are no longer series regulars, it doesn’t mean their characters will disappear entirely. There is a chance they may make occasional appearances throughout Season 4. The hope is that the budget cuts and reduced episode order will not adversely affect the show’s visual effects, which have been an integral part of Superman & Lois. Season 4’s official release date is yet to be announced. The remaining two episodes of Season 3, with the penultimate episode, titled Injustice, aired on June 20th at 8 pm ET on the CW.
Man Has 21 Pets After Taking in “Unadoptable” Animals
There’s a reason why so many people choose to fill their homes with animals. They become companions, they become your best friends, they become your confidants, and they become part of the family. It can be extremely hard for pet owners to cope with the loss of a pet, but for one man, the loss of his beloved dog inspired him to change the lives of other “unadoptable” animals. Now, his home is definitely a full house.
Dealing With A Loss
Steve Greig hails from Denver, and while his day job revolves around accounts and numbers, his home life is a little different. His story started in 2013, when Steve’s beloved dog Wolfgang passed away. The accountant found it extremely hard to cope with the fact that his dog was nearing the end of his life, but he soon realized that tender, loving care and undivided attention made Wolfgang’s last few months as happy as they could possibly be.
Adopting Another Dog
Although Steve wanted to soothe his own broken heart after he lost Wolfgang, he also knew that he wanted to provide another old dog with wonderful end-of-life care. So, he adopted a dog that had been stuck in a shelter for years because of its old age, and then he adopted a few more after that. Before too long, he had adopted a whopping nine dogs – but he didn’t stop there.
Adding To The Farm
Now, Steve has around 21 animals in his at-home farm. He has adopted many “unadoptable” animals, including the dogs, two rabbits, two cats, two chickens, two ducks, a pot-bellied pig, and a 50-pound turkey. He makes sure that he always has this amount of animals in his home, and he also makes sure that they are happy and healthy. When one passes away, he heads to the shelter to adopt another animal that has slipped through the adoption ranks.
How amazing is that?