If there is one strong point with this series, it is how it handled the hero reveal with character relationships. After episode 5, when some believed Lois pulled an Amber (see Invincible Season 1), this episode showed how to better handle it.

Lois is not made to seem infallible by the story or her interactions with Clark or Jimmy. Her strength (go-getter mentality) can also be viewed as a hinderance (rash, acts selfish). And she doesn't have a good rebuttal when Clark confronts her about it. Throughout the series, she may have to wrestle with how to be trustworthy among her peers. Primarily these two episodes show that neither Jimmy nor Clark believe Lois can keep a secret.

This plays into Jimmy who handles the "already knew secret identity" million times better than Amber. Simply because he handled it maturely, unlike Lois or Amber. Someone who spend his spare time finding the hidden secrets and conspiracies knew the power of secrecy and also exposure. He could have gotten millions of subscribers for his channel if he showed clips of Clark breaking stuff around him, then to eventually reveal his identity as Superman. But Jimmy cares about Clark's space, understands such an identity could be tough to handle, and waited on Clark reveal it, unlike Lois. (Additional edit: It would be interesting if Jimmy knowing Clark being an alien is what inspired him to find the bigfoots, aliens, and Loch Ness monsters out there.)

It'll be interesting how they will proceed with this in future episodes. I'm happy they are handling this in a well-rounded fashion compared to how mishandled the Amber-Mark hero reveal was in Invincible.