Sorry I'm late with this everyone, but due to my ongoing ISP connectivity problem with this site...I couldn't post last night...what a surprise!

Anyway, the first thing that came to my mind was:

Candyman, Candyman, Candyman.....Ahhhhhh!

I think that it can be deemed official that kryptonite will play a role in each episode, but I thought this one was very good. I also wish they would show more of the relationship or lack thereof between Lex and his Dad. I got the feeling that Lex was somewhat jealous at the end of the episode when he was looking over at Clark reuniting with his parents.

I think I'm the only one that watched this show....hmmm....mental note that could be a bad sign.

I kinda watched it but didn't pay too much attention to it. All I could think of was the dude who was in The Rock and I kept playing scenes from The Rock through my head.

I missed last night's episode because I fell asleep...

Here's a link to an interview with the exec producer of the show:
http://www.supermanhomepage.com/tv/i.../al-gough.html

I like the fact that he's aware of people beginning to tire of the kryptonite freak of the week stories and that they'll be moving away from those types of stories during the second half of the season.

I almost started this thread last night

I was thinking klingon empire over and over again (tony todd played worf's brother, commander kurn)

pretty decent episode. Clark's starting to figure out that the meteors are responsible for all these people's wierd conditions. Lex's curiosity about Clark is growing. "Clark, how did you lift us up?"
Clark wants a few friends over and the whole chool shows up
it was cool when Clark went looking for a barf bowl. he stayed at normal speed and everyone else stopped, shows what it's like from his perspective

There were some nice touches in this episode, as already commented on, the super-speed from Clark's POV, and Clark braving and facing the effects of the kryponite in Tony Todd's character to save both him and Lex.

The parental love that Lex and Clark experience was so well contrasted in that last scene, where the hugs that Clark received from his parents were out of love, while Lex's hug from his father was out of necessity to avoid anymore more of the press. This will heighten Lex's eventual dislike/hate for Clark, who has all these unexplainable powers, and is so well-liked and loved by his parents.

[edited out the extra cut-n-paste job]

Damn, you must've been tired when you posted this, too, cause you repeated yourself quite a bit.

Ah, the joys of extensive cut-and-paste... I've made plenty of post editing errors in my day...

I've made plenty of post editing errors in my day... Ah, the joys of extensive cut-and-paste...

Neerer! Neener! I fixed it.

Nanu Nanu

das

i liked this episode especially since it was a break from the weekly bad guys. it also gave us a chance to see some of the stuff that might eventually break up lana and what's his name which would leave the door wide open for clark to swoop in.

wow...speaking of Lana. i know this is redundant and quite obvious but...OMG, is kristin kreuk the most absolutely gorgeous girl on TV??? UH-HUUUUH!!! this is a girl who's definitely going to break onto the big screen in the next few years. she's too beautiful for casting directors to ignore.

yeah it was good to see them kind of getting away from the formula they have used up to this point.. I mean a freaked out bad guy every week?! They can do so many other things... hope this is a good sign..

Yep Kristin Kreuk is so hot. Yes that's all i wanted to say.

I dig the way Kristin Kruek speaks, she's got a strange but cute way to talking. And yeah, she's so easy on the eyes.

Ditto.

I thought Lana was the hot one in the early episodes of Smallville. After watching all the episodes so far I can honestly say that Chloe is the hot one. I mean, her personality is cool as hell and well........ shes freaking hot. You can tell shes a wild one in bed.