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Happy New Year!!!
Just another year in paradise . . .
This Lana is boring. I miss fun Lana. Come on, Lana. Time to take some names... ah, screw it.
The medallion appearing in Clark’s hand would have been cool if I hadn’t already seen that trick in 27 made-for-tv movies. At least the flashback montage was spiffy.
Clark complains that the flashbacks went too quick to make any sense. Ask and ye shall receive. A ten minute trip down Memory Lang. Whatever.
“Louise” doesn’t look like someone who usually needs saving. Yeah. By the way, don’t die. Your grand-niece needs some tutoring in the art of Not Being Such A Victim. Oh wait. As it turns out, I guess Lana’s better at that than Louise ever was.
It looks like Clark is staring at his script, which is apparently attached to his shoelaces. He demands that Chloe confront Lex. ‘You’re gonna have to deal with them sooner or later.’ And it might as well be when you need a favor, right Clark? You can’t go ask your “best friend” yourself because you have to go meet your ex-girlfriend. You know, the one who just informed you that your biological parents were obviously cold-blooded killers and thereby manipulated you into helping her solve this little dimestore-clearance-rack romance/mystery?
Lex and Chloe are something else. ‘Off your usual “Teen Beat”?’ Hee. Lex , you’re so mean.
Nice to meet you, dead end. I am persistence. And I will crush you. (Muah ha ha)
Skip to the next Lex scene. Kinda spaced on the rest. Go figure. You know, Lex isn’t as hot in this scene. Bad wardrobe. You’re fired. Go home.
Lionel’s speech, his choice to bury himself in work? Actually touched me. Yes, I know better. But.
Kristin looks really pretty as Louise. Honestly, I think she looks pretty either way, but change is good.
Whoa. “Jo” looked surprised when the bullets didn’t hurt him. He thought he was sacrificing himself to save his girl. I actually feel sorry for the whore, getting caught in the crossfire. But I guess that’s the price you pay in exchange for having every freaking man in town fall in love with you.
Yes, Lionel is a murderous bastard. Big shocker. Lex, do you really want to know this? I mean, I understand that Lex’s curiosity is irrepressible, and he wants more leverage in the endless power struggle with his dad, but this? Can only end badly. Unless Lex can keep what he knows to himself until he has enough evidence to put the bastard away. Doubtful. Knowing the two of them, either Lex will spill, or Lionel will find out.
Chloe is so – yeah. With that big shiny belt and the pink off-the-shoulder/black strappy top. Nice.
The Mayor is the bad guy. Ooh, that’s hard to believe. Heh. Geez, did the mayor just say whatshisface made the drifter up? That’s just dumb. He met the drifter the day he came into town. In public. In front of whatshisface. So if he started claiming the drifter never existed, wouldn’t that make the frame-up pretty fricken obvious? How can Clark be the first to suspect? Smallville. Rock capital of the world (you can’t see all the rocks cuz we carry them in our heads. Hyuk).
That sherriff annoys the bloody hell out of me. I don’t care if she is right.
The scene where Jo levitates Louise was Cheesy beyond all reason. But for some reason I kinda liked it.
I love Clark playing the ghost. It may be cheesy, overdone, whatever. That was awesome. Smartest use of his powers yet. The rocks are teaching you well, boy. Soon you will no longer have to run to school every day. On Tuesdays you may join the children on the short bus.
Someone’s trying to kill you, Mayor? Who? Where?? Hee! The sherriff looks like she’s chasing her tail.
The hotness is back. Lex! Get your hands out of your pockets! Nope. Changed my mind. Put em back. Ooh. Lex spilled. I knew he would. Lionel is a terrible wonderful liar. Lex plays him so beautifully and I hate this game but Damn they’re so good!
Of course, old man. It is all your fault that your wife never loved you and that her barn f*ing resulted in a life sentence for the both of you.
The Kents were chosen to raise Clark. I think that’s a nice idea. And I’m really glad Clark spelled it out slooowly for us, because I don’t think it ever would have occurred to me otherwise. Uh-Duh.
This Lana is boring. I miss fun Lana. Come on, Lana. Time to take some names... ah, screw it.
The medallion appearing in Clark’s hand would have been cool if I hadn’t already seen that trick in 27 made-for-tv movies. At least the flashback montage was spiffy.
Clark complains that the flashbacks went too quick to make any sense. Ask and ye shall receive. A ten minute trip down Memory Lang. Whatever.
“Louise” doesn’t look like someone who usually needs saving. Yeah. By the way, don’t die. Your grand-niece needs some tutoring in the art of Not Being Such A Victim. Oh wait. As it turns out, I guess Lana’s better at that than Louise ever was.
It looks like Clark is staring at his script, which is apparently attached to his shoelaces. He demands that Chloe confront Lex. ‘You’re gonna have to deal with them sooner or later.’ And it might as well be when you need a favor, right Clark? You can’t go ask your “best friend” yourself because you have to go meet your ex-girlfriend. You know, the one who just informed you that your biological parents were obviously cold-blooded killers and thereby manipulated you into helping her solve this little dimestore-clearance-rack romance/mystery?
Lex and Chloe are something else. ‘Off your usual “Teen Beat”?’ Hee. Lex , you’re so mean.
Nice to meet you, dead end. I am persistence. And I will crush you. (Muah ha ha)
Skip to the next Lex scene. Kinda spaced on the rest. Go figure. You know, Lex isn’t as hot in this scene. Bad wardrobe. You’re fired. Go home.
Lionel’s speech, his choice to bury himself in work? Actually touched me. Yes, I know better. But.
Kristin looks really pretty as Louise. Honestly, I think she looks pretty either way, but change is good.
Whoa. “Jo” looked surprised when the bullets didn’t hurt him. He thought he was sacrificing himself to save his girl. I actually feel sorry for the whore, getting caught in the crossfire. But I guess that’s the price you pay in exchange for having every freaking man in town fall in love with you.
Yes, Lionel is a murderous bastard. Big shocker. Lex, do you really want to know this? I mean, I understand that Lex’s curiosity is irrepressible, and he wants more leverage in the endless power struggle with his dad, but this? Can only end badly. Unless Lex can keep what he knows to himself until he has enough evidence to put the bastard away. Doubtful. Knowing the two of them, either Lex will spill, or Lionel will find out.
Chloe is so – yeah. With that big shiny belt and the pink off-the-shoulder/black strappy top. Nice.
The Mayor is the bad guy. Ooh, that’s hard to believe. Heh. Geez, did the mayor just say whatshisface made the drifter up? That’s just dumb. He met the drifter the day he came into town. In public. In front of whatshisface. So if he started claiming the drifter never existed, wouldn’t that make the frame-up pretty fricken obvious? How can Clark be the first to suspect? Smallville. Rock capital of the world (you can’t see all the rocks cuz we carry them in our heads. Hyuk).
That sherriff annoys the bloody hell out of me. I don’t care if she is right.
The scene where Jo levitates Louise was Cheesy beyond all reason. But for some reason I kinda liked it.
I love Clark playing the ghost. It may be cheesy, overdone, whatever. That was awesome. Smartest use of his powers yet. The rocks are teaching you well, boy. Soon you will no longer have to run to school every day. On Tuesdays you may join the children on the short bus.
Someone’s trying to kill you, Mayor? Who? Where?? Hee! The sherriff looks like she’s chasing her tail.
The hotness is back. Lex! Get your hands out of your pockets! Nope. Changed my mind. Put em back. Ooh. Lex spilled. I knew he would. Lionel is a terrible wonderful liar. Lex plays him so beautifully and I hate this game but Damn they’re so good!
Of course, old man. It is all your fault that your wife never loved you and that her barn f*ing resulted in a life sentence for the both of you.
The Kents were chosen to raise Clark. I think that’s a nice idea. And I’m really glad Clark spelled it out slooowly for us, because I don’t think it ever would have occurred to me otherwise. Uh-Duh.
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1961--It was cheese factory and make no mistake! I'm so sorry, Tom, but I'm not sure pompadour and side burns are for you. Plus all you said. I don't recall the Lexian outfit that inspired such blah-ity, but maybe wardrobe was busy thinking about their Christmas shopping at the time, and they got a little distracted. Or perhaps Michael ticked one of 'em off for a day; it happens. :)
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I think whenever they put a tie on Lex it looks pretty blah.
Hee. Whenever Michael ticks you off -- time to whip out the ties. I like that idea.
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<-------- shows ties aren't ALL that bad for him. Just Lex, it seems.