Kirpianuscus His job is more than admirable. The honest hero, the dedicated savior, the best citizen. A Superman of values more than flights. giving not onlz a good performance but a seductive story . Maybe, this is the lead virtue of this serie, naive for contemporary public, more preocuped by story than the special effects, reflecting the spirit of a time and the fundaments of a way to define reality and its duties. George Reeves remains the exemplary Superman. In essence, that is the most important thing.

brabryant I'm 65 and remember the Superman t.v. series and George Reeves' deathwhen I was only 10 years old. Great write up about the series' place inhistory and the characters who put it there! Thanks!I'm 65 and remember the Superman t.v. series and George Reeves' deathwhen I was only 10 years old. Great write up about the series' place inhistory and the characters who put it there! Thanks! I'm 65 and remember the Superman t.v. series and George Reeves' deathwhen I was only 10 years old. Great write up about the series' place inhistory and the characters who put it there! Thanks! I'm 65 and remember the Superman t.v. series and George Reeves' deathwhen I was only 10 years old. Great write up about the series' place inhistory and the characters who put it there! Thanks!

stevethrash1952 I am 60 years old and grew up with this how. I love it, but one thing that always interested me in the first episode where Clarks mother was talking to him about his super suit and explained that it was indestructible and nothing could harm it but she somehow managed to sew it together, if the material was indestructible how could she have sewed it into a suit. But still, I love this show. I have all the episodes on DVD and love watching them over and over. I remember how sad I was when my mother told me the actor who played superman was dead, I responded with: But superman cannot die. I was very upset at the news. My hero was no more.He still lives in my heart even today. I like how Clark gives his character the name Superman when talking to Lois.

tday-1 I always had a crush on Noel,she was one neat lady. I loved her wardrobe and the way she filled it out,plus her nice speaking voice. For a tiny redhead,that was one real built lady. Does anyone know if she supplied her own clothes or were they purchased for her? I read in a Superman book that the cast generally wore the same outfits so they could use footage in different episodes. For such a popular show,the cast was really underpaid. They were paid by the week and the company would churn out two episodes a week,with no residuals or anything. I'm glad Noel is still around to see her fans. I was always surprised that she retired after the show ended but I suppose people linked her too strongly with the role of Lois Lane. I liked Phyllis Coates as Lois,too,by the way. Phyllis was a bit more physical and Noel was more feminine. Plus,Noel got to be in the show when they switched to color,now you could see her glorious red hair. The episode where she was mistaken as a long dead Eqyptian queen showcased her nice figure. Her followers dressed her in a Cleopactra type outfit and were planning to bury her alive in secret tomb. Luckily,Superman saved the day. I didn't like new version of Lois and Clark,she was portrayed as too business and no femininity at all,what a disappointment. I'm glad when they did the first Superman movie,they stuck to the classic image,