anyone catch tonights Smallville?

[Wheatmaster]

this episode IMO has been the best episode this season. Amazing acting by John Glover and Michael Rosenbaum especially the office scene. man that was a twist in the plot.

 

[KevinF]

I thought it was a great episode. It was almost, but not quite, redemption for a somewhat mediocre season.

 

[RagingBITCH]

I was really impressed by tonight's episode. Wow. That explains a lot about the father/son relationship that Lex has with his dad. There wasn't the "usual" bad guy like there is in every episode and this episode just blew me away.

 

[KeyserSoze]

I watch this sometimes. Can you PM me what the twist was?





KeyserSoze

 

[Eagle1Fox2]

theyre the 2 best actors on the show

 

[slydecix]

It was amazing. I especially liked the duality between the Lex/Lionel and Clark/Martha scenes at the end. Best episode this season, if not ever.

 

[Turkey22]

I missed the first half. Why did they have to get rid of the easyview on Sundays?

 

[Jzero]

Originally posted by: Eagle1Fox2
theyre the 2 best actors on the show

That's not saying much. Good thing John Glover has a record of his own on which to stand
Good acting? In a WB drama? Ho ho ho!

 

[Kelemvor]

I went to see Mean Girls (Free tickets for a preview) so I missed it.

 

[sandmanwake]

With Lionel dying, how many people think that perhaps he's going to find a way to transfer his consciousness into Lex's body and that's how Lex turns evil.

 

The acting was better. O Toole (Clarks mom) was over acting a bit in that scene with Lionel.

I'm still amazed at all of the applications they've created with kryptonite (Kryptonite water, kryptonite NOS, etc...) *** insert sarcasm***

 

[maddogchen]

I don't like the fact that they show less and less of Lana. Boooooo, they're writing her out or something

 

[FuZoR]

Originally posted by: maddogchen
I don't like the fact that they show less and less of Lana. Boooooo, they're writing her out or something

yes her screentime on this episode was like 3mins damn it!

 

[pcmodem]

Yes, the relationship between the Luthor and Kent family is interesting.

The Luthor father and son relationship is the best writing and acting Smallville has to offer, they portray it like a Shakespearean tragedy.

It seems Smallville is trying to show Lex and Clark to be to extraordinary young men that due to their parenting, are destined for very different paths; the tragedy is that Lex will have ended up very different had he a loving family like the Kents.

The abundance of kryptonite in Smallville is comical indeed.



Cheers, :beer:
PCM

 

[r6ashih]

Not enough Lana Lang!

 

[hdeck]

no pete + no chloe = great episode:beer:

on a side note, www.kryptonsite.com has a lot of spoilers and info on the cliffhangers coming up, etc. view at your own risk

 

[Wheatmaster]

Originally posted by: hdeck
no pete + no chloe = great episode:beer:

on a side note, www.kryptonsite.com has a lot of spoilers and info on the cliffhangers coming up, etc. view at your own risk

yeah i check out that site often

 

[wasssup]

Originally posted by: MisterJackson
The acting was better. O Toole (Clarks mom) was over acting a bit in that scene with Lionel.

I'm still amazed at all of the applications they've created with kryptonite (Kryptonite water, kryptonite NOS, etc...) *** insert sarcasm***

heh that kryptonite NOS was cool..i can't believe they destroyed that 240sx though (if i remember correctly, it had a s15 conversion right?)..i would've sooner destroyed that mustang.