Please Jordan, let her go and move on. Dealing with her is a lot more stressful than life without her cause she is annoying with these flip flopping feelings.
If I was Jordan I would have just flew away and never came back it happened in one Universe when Superman found out his planet was discovered and I remember he left the Lois behind
Hang on a minute. Sarah's broken up with Jordan, which she has every right to do, but instead of doing the decent thing and giving the poor heartbroken lad a bit of room to get over that she's rocked up at his birthday party and then tells him that she needs space? I'm not liking her very much at the moment.
I really hope Season 4 Jordan has some fun; be like later mom/dad I am going out to a light show. Both ask where and he respond Hawaii, and boom off he goes.
It's more than fair for Sarah to tell Jordan she want's time alone and he should respect that. However, she shouldn't expect him to be completely comfortable with hanging around with her as "friends", the way he might need to deal with her having her "alone time" is by keeping his distance and trying to move on emotionally.
Yeah it's totally fine for her to want to not be with him, she needs to stop stringing him along though and expecting him to be friends with her and not be upset or down about it.
Jordan always makes all of the concessions in his relationship with Sarah, while she dictates all the terms and conditions. Meanwhile, Clark and Lois are so wrapped up in being lovey dovey that neither of them has considered that Jordan can hear everything that Clark can. One bit of training that Clark clearly hasn't considered, and Lois can't even imagine, is how to cope with hearing all the world's woes and not being allowed to do anything. Martha disapproved of Clark playing superhero, but Jor-El overruled her. Lois is too used to dealing with problems as a reporter, getting her information about such events from other sources (including Clark).
Sarah is the worst. Sarah: Why aren’t you talking to me and paying attention to me!? Jordan: Because I want to be with you and you don’t want the same. Sarah: Okay dawg. Give me some space damn. Respect my space and feelings. Jordan: 😐
TBH Jordan you're better off without Sarah IMO to me she's just to confusing and his first crush Sarah is sweet and al sure but she doesn't really seem to know what she wasn't really time to herself I get but what about Jordan she's not only the only one dealing with craziness in her life. Plus since last season when she kissed her friend that's a red flag to me personally sure she said it just happened one of those moments you get but still the second her friend started leaning in she could have pulled her face back heck I did when someone tried to kiss me who wasn't my partner really not that hard to pull away people. And she kept telling him she can't talk about her personal drama yet when Jordan doesn't want to talk about it she just dumps him and gives her necklace back I mean damn really so it's okay for her not to talk about her shit but Jordan no not okay and now that she knows she still gives him the cold shoulder Jordan knows what he wants but Sarah ugh damn girl figure it out already.
@@skapie6895 I haven't watched it yet either. I'm thinking of all Jonathan went through last season, and in this clip Jordan now being able to hear everything but not being able to help. It's a lot for two sixteen year olds.
@@breezy3392 - Truth! Jonathan has been having trouble ever since they dragged him to Smallville. Clark is too sentimental about the place to grasp how rough it has been for Jonathan. Meanwhile, Clark is training Jordan to be a superhero, but not how to resist the urge to go flying off every time his super-hearing alerts him to a crisis. Or, for that matter, teaching him non-combat skills like how to properly stop a falling crane.
It's obvious why Sarah is doing this, and it's because she understands the responsibility that's ahead for jordan , the reality which i hope they go into is Sarah knows that she's a very needy person and she understands the hard road that's a head for them, she knows that clark had to keep secrets "something she hates" she's also aware of the fact Jordan's destiny is bigger than she is or Smallville and she doesn't want to hold him back. I think we often times forget Sarah is a suicide survivor she was forced to grow up a lot faster than the other kids her age.
Exactly! I think now that Sarah knows the whole story with Jordan, she was able to get some much needed clarity. She had her own baggage to deal with and realized that Jordan was too. She was dealing with her suicide attempt, her parents' relationship, trying to find her new self, and her guilt about Aubrey. Meanwhile, her boyfriend learns he's half-alien , developing super powers, training on how to use them, and dealing with the fate of the world. Sarah realizes that before she and Jordan can have the kind of committed partnership they want, they need to figure themselves out first. I still believe Sarah and Jordan are endgame. Once Jordan is more sure of himself as a hero and Sarah makes peace with her life's direction and purpose, they'll be ready for each other. They obviously still lean on each other. I hope before this season ends, they'll be back together
@@kevinlopezcastellanos4263 - Except that Sarah never shows any consideration or concern for Jordan's mental health issues. She only thinks about herself. Which is why she needs to just make a clean break and stop leading him on with yes/no/maybe nonsense. Or, better yet, Jordan should take the lead for a change and tell her that it is over. He now has a global dating pool. He shouldn't have to angst over his indecisive and self-centered kinda-but-not-really-girlfriend.
@@daniels7907 I do agree there needs to be decisiveness here. I absolutely do not like all that back-and-forth nonsense. But I think that's why this time apart will be good for them. At least this way, Sarah made it clear that a relationship is not what she wants right now. When she finally figures it out, she can tell Jordan exactly what she wants. And this time will also be the chance for Jordan to focus on himself and also confirm what he wants. Also, I think Sarah is beginning to learn from her mistakes. Her apology to Jordan and her telling Jordan about wanting time to herself is a good first step. But, I agree with you on one thing: The yes/no/maybe nonsense is not acceptable. Never was and never will be.
@@kevinlopezcastellanos4263 - I think that Jordan needs to realize that Sarah was just his first crush, not the love of his life. Just like with Clark and Lana. We already know that Sarah is flaky. She broke up with the guy she was dating when the Kent's first moved to town and she cheated at summer camp and then took the better part of a year to apologize for it. She's not good girlfriend material and it's not emotionally healthy for Jordan to have to deal with her constantly-shifting attitude towards their relationship. He's the world's next superhero and he deserves better than a girl who will never be satisfied. Even now that she knows the entire truth she's still not showing Jordan much respect. Instead she just wants everything to be on her terms. Which is very toxic.
Maybe the next villain should be the parasite because it's obvious that no matter what happens in the DC Universe they always seem to kill off the villain and yet the real villains I've seen in the DC Universe are those who want to break people's hearts and of course I'm referring to the fact that the parasite should in all sense and form just kill Sarah because it's obvious that nothing is ever going to work between her and Jordan and besides even if they kill the girl that he once cared about it's not going to set a whole chain reaction because we already know what happens when Superman loses Lois Lane it's not going to do anything for Jordan
Yeah but why does it have to be on her time always? Like Jordan doesn't get what he wants, like she has power over his life. I'd dump her ass quick and never look back.
I don't understand Sarah one episode she wants him another she doesn't, one episode she needs a break another she doesn't.. in the season finale of last year they talked about his secret I assumed they were going to be together now she wants her space.. iam confused
Jordan has already gotten used to it. Hence the "Sarah is being Sarah" comment to Jonathan. Jordan is only just starting to realize how special he really is and that just because he's had a crush on her since they were younger doesn't mean that she's his one true love. As for Sarah, I think she's still running with the bad advice her dad gave her previously about being the dominant one in the relationship.
@@daniels7907 yeah true I understand.. iam starting to think Sarah is Jordans Lana Lane and later they will introduce Jordans Lois Lane... I hope that made sense and came out right
@@shawndellucci9461 - Exactly. I'm honestly a little amazed that nobody has made the connection in-universe. It seems like the obvious thing for Clark and Lois to point out whenever Jordan is all tied up in emotional knots over Sarah's flakiness. But maybe now that his freedom of movement is beyond what any teenager can dream of he'll realize that Sarah is not the end-all-be-all.
I would rather see Jordan in a relationship with a female Kryptonian or better yet falling in love with the daxamite but if it was at all possible even if it's just different from the comics I would actually like to see Jordan in a relationship with Crush the daughter of Lobo
@@thelegend_jlz well truth be told we need different people and most people need to move on and besides I don't trust people who want to break other people's hearts by saying that they need time when time because time will never be on their side
@@ericsantana1184 that’s a great idea who better to understand Jordin than an alien. I think it’s a brilliant idea. I would definitely like that for myself. I’m on the autism spectrum I have aspergers, so it’s difficult for people to understand me.
I am confused about Sarah like everyone in a comment. I hope some point in this season Jordan tells her off. she is the one who always chooses when they are friends or more than friends. I like them together but fans are fed up with writers, let him move on likewise her. At this point, I don't even want to see them as friends.BS writing
I think this season he's going to meet a Young woman who has powers , I believe they cast a new girl who's suppose to show up the mid way part of the season, they are being very tight lipped but I have my theories about who it will be and I think it has something to do with that fire that started in season 2 where Jordan saved Kyle , remember that "fire" Tornado looked like it was being controlled and when jordan stared at the "Fire" tornado that was expanding it seemed to pause for a moment when Jordan showed up, the writers made a point that when lois dad was there he told lois the investigators had no clue how it started and remember it was an XK production warehouse just remember that!.. keep in mind I think Sarah will wake up but it will be too late and her mother will probably tell her if she wants Jordan she's going to have to fight hard for him, and not to make the same mistakes she did with not going after clark and having regrets
Yeah me neither, and he's acting like a simp letting her decide where and when, she was the one that said I think we need to start over and see how we feel? Like Jordan is blunt about what he wants, he ain't got time for that bs but when you love someone you just hope and hope and hope while the other person just crushes you time and time again. It's annoying.
No, unfortunately it is not The Philip Glass Ensemble: Music in Twelve Parts, I just checked. I would like to find out too but couldn’t find any information on it anywhere.
Is anyone else a bit irked by the fact that Jordan didn't say something like, "Dad's got it," after he told Sarah he wasn't going to respond to what he heard? It makes him sound a little cold-hearted without that clarification, and I wonder why Sarah isn't at least a tad disturbed by that.
Jordan was pretty openly unhappy about it. Although granted Sarah isn't good at picking up on his feelings. To me this conveyed the sense that his first attempt at overt superheroism didn't go well and he doesn't want to annoy his dad again. Not that he didn't care.
@@daniels7907 I predict that this will be Jordon's arc this season, learning how to step up to help his father or how to step up in Superman's absence and gaining the confidence to do so. The last season was about Jordon learning to use and control his powers, whereas this season will be about him learning how to be Superboy.
@@jonarbuckle778 - One wild card is Sam. It was a problem in the past that he wanted Superman to always be available. To the point of telling the boys not to bother their father with family stuff. Now his grandson is becoming Superboy and the DoD is going to want a piece of that.
The problem with these scenes is the lack of realism. If the characters are 16 or 17 years old and were born 17 years ago, Lois should be played by a younger actress. Women's bodies change significantly after pregnancy, impacting their appearance. Clark not aging is also unrealistic - people would definitely question why he hasn't changed after 20, 30, or 40 years. If these situations existed in real life, everyone would know they aren't human because people age, and that's normal. I hope one day we'll see more realistic movies and series without so much illogical nonsense!
