The ride last year went extremely well. We did have bad weather. It was cloudy and cool, but we also had a real good turnout.

It's been a really cool ride and a crazy year. It was not expected to be 13 episodes -- it was four and then it went to 13 -- so it was kind of all over the place, but I feel good and I am excited to get on with the new year. I've got a little bit of an idea [of what will happen] and I'm excited to get in there and explore more of Lois and see where they're gonna take her. With the last episode that we shot, showing her watching everything that's happening, you don't really know where she goes or what she does, so for me the excitement is seeing how this moment of tragedy is going to add a new color to her character.

We had small pockets of weather to contend with in the Northeast and some wind at O'Hare, but overall we got off to a good start.

Once or twice a year, we'll have one of those week-long cloudy weeks. And when they get those, they have the potential for a foot.

It's beautiful weather. It's just glorious, and there are so many people on the streets.

A cloudy day is no match for a sunny disposition.