#62 - The Weird Ireland Episode of Lois & Clark - St Patrick's Day Special!

A St. Patrick’s Day Celebration with Lois & Clark! 

Top of the morning to you, Superfans! In honour of St. Patrick’s Day, here's an episode of Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman that'll have you saying “Bejaysus!”…Season 3’s infamous "When Irish Eyes Are Killing".

Joining us for the occasion are two of the best in the Superman podcasting world, Zach Moore of Always Hold On To Smallville and Matt Truex of Lois & Clark’d: The New Podcasts of Superman! 

Together, we break down this magically questionable yet delightfully chaotic episode where Lois is endangered by a roguish Irish Druidic sorcerer with an agenda as shaky as his accent.

But that’s not all! As a proud Irishman, Alan takes this opportunity to chat about Irish culture and because we just couldn’t resist we put Zach and Matt to the test with an Irish Culture Quiz! 

Will they pass with flying green colours or will be left feeling stranded in the Phantom Zone? 

It’s an episode packed with laughs, lore, and Lois & Clark lunacy so grab a pint of the black stuff, kick back and join us for a celebration of the home country and Superman! 


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NOTE: Certain factual inaccuracies are mentioned in this episode, in part due to the fact that it was 2am for Alan and Rob: 

- 'Craic' is indeed an Irish language word

- The correct Irish translation of "Always Hold onto Smallville" is "Braith ar an mbaile beag i gcónaí" 

- "When Irish Eyes are Killing" was actually renamed "I Am Completely in Love with You" when it aired in the UK

- Dan O'Herlihy was indeed from Wexford, not Cork

- Alan Burke does live in the midlands, but he is actually from Waterford in the south East of Ireland. 

 

Thanks to Shawn Allen for our music. Editing & Show Notes by Alan Burke.