Smallville -- "Wrath" -- 11/08/07
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Originally Posted by riley_dude
Because of the strike?
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Originally Posted by DJariya
No, because the cast and crew is tired and need more sleep....
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I've always liked looking at Lana, but please kill her character off! I can't stand her storyline or the bad acting much longer! I still don't understand how such a wimp became so freaking evil/badass.
Aside from Lana, this season has been ok. It's not as amazing as last season, but nothing terrible. I've enjoyed the introduction of the cousin. I do wish they'd focus more plot on Clark though, especially if this could be the last season, and a short one at that.
The editor of the Daily Planet is a joke. No one questions him being too young, and Lois trusts him in spite of his terrible lies/acting? Isn't she the super suspicious, trust no one type?
I'm longing for an episode with an actual villian with powers. Maybe a supervillian cameo would be fun. Maybe a Smallville version of Doomsday if this is the final season.
Aside from Lana, this season has been ok. It's not as amazing as last season, but nothing terrible. I've enjoyed the introduction of the cousin. I do wish they'd focus more plot on Clark though, especially if this could be the last season, and a short one at that.
The editor of the Daily Planet is a joke. No one questions him being too young, and Lois trusts him in spite of his terrible lies/acting? Isn't she the super suspicious, trust no one type?
I'm longing for an episode with an actual villian with powers. Maybe a supervillian cameo would be fun. Maybe a Smallville version of Doomsday if this is the final season.
#29
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Originally Posted by sabin357
I've always liked looking at Lana, but please kill her character off! I can't stand her storyline or the bad acting much longer! I still don't understand how such a wimp became so freaking evil/badass.
Aside from Lana, this season has been ok. It's not as amazing as last season, but nothing terrible. I've enjoyed the introduction of the cousin. I do wish they'd focus more plot on Clark though, especially if this could be the last season, and a short one at that.
The editor of the Daily Planet is a joke. No one questions him being too young, and Lois trusts him in spite of his terrible lies/acting? Isn't she the super suspicious, trust no one type?
I'm longing for an episode with an actual villian with powers. Maybe a supervillian cameo would be fun. Maybe a Smallville version of Doomsday if this is the final season.
Aside from Lana, this season has been ok. It's not as amazing as last season, but nothing terrible. I've enjoyed the introduction of the cousin. I do wish they'd focus more plot on Clark though, especially if this could be the last season, and a short one at that.
The editor of the Daily Planet is a joke. No one questions him being too young, and Lois trusts him in spite of his terrible lies/acting? Isn't she the super suspicious, trust no one type?
I'm longing for an episode with an actual villian with powers. Maybe a supervillian cameo would be fun. Maybe a Smallville version of Doomsday if this is the final season.
#31
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Originally Posted by Doc MacGyver
I know this is so fanboy geeky it's ridiculous, but am I the only one pissed off about the "no-banging" thing? I mean we know he can bang regular chicks. He married Lois. In other continuities they've had kids. He can control his powers, so it's not like he's going to accidentally snap her spine. Plus, it's not like causes a hurricane everytime he exhales, so what makes him think he'll < Brodie> Blow a load like a shotgun out her back < / Brodie>? Does he know this for a fact? Does the ceiling above his bed look like it was riddled with bullets from his teenage years? At first I just thought it was some puritanical network note, but after the bang-session that had foundations cracking all over the midwest (which was HILARIOUS, by the by), now I just think it's an unneccessary story point.
-Doc
-Doc
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I too love that post, sabin357.
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Originally Posted by riley_dude
So what is this black good going to do?
I'm torn between hating the Lana-centric episodes and liking the darker place they're going this season.
The editor must die. For someone with such "keen" detection skills, it's sure taking Lois a long time to realize that he's working for Lex.
Hoping that Brainiac comes back soon and that Clark calls in the Justice League to stop him.
Side note: is it set in stone that there will only be 15 eps? Or will/can they make more if it is all resolved soon?
#35
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Originally Posted by rfduncan
So wait, that whole Isis mythology Lana was trying to explain to Chloe made NO sense. Isis isn't a goddess of vengeance... This episode was only good for the potential of having Fine return. I'll forgive it if that happens.
How many of these are in the can? Is it going to be affected by the strike?
How many of these are in the can? Is it going to be affected by the strike?
As a result of that, it gave added meaning to Clark and Lana's exchange in the barn at the end. I'd have to go back and watch it to call out my interpretation excactly, but at least it wasn't more of the same old. On the surface it was a simple reversal, but in actuality it was more than that.
#36
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This episode had 2 really laugh out loud moments for me.
First, the seismic thrusting sound effects.
And the line from Lois to Lana: "Was there a Joan Jett look-alike contest I missed?"
First, the seismic thrusting sound effects.
And the line from Lois to Lana: "Was there a Joan Jett look-alike contest I missed?"