[Season 7] Smallville


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Very good ep. But they still cant seem to break away from the formula

If an antagonist (and protagonists sometimes) finds out about Clarks secret, they'll either

a) get knocked out and forget everything

b) get killed

Thats one dumb thing I didnt like. Other ones would be Clark not making more use out of his powers..dragged storylines..anything to do with Lana...that sort of thing.

Someone wanna tell me which episode Lana became "brain dead" in? I haven't watched this season at all since the first two episodes really. Saw this weeks though, since I knew something big was gonna happen with Lex :D

Hopefully with new showrunners (even though they've been with the show a long time) the plotlines won't be so out there next season, and maybe, just maybe they can negotiate with Michael to bring Lex back also. And Lana? (She's leaving also, isn't she?)

Loved the Tone, Acting...

But I hated the Plothole...

I mean, he has SUPER hearing, and he couldn't hear that Woman, and Lex walking in the mansion?

Dumb Writing on that!!! :|

If you're serious about having taken your blinders off, you'll see that that kind of plot hole exists in just about every episode of Smallville, like whenever he gets surprised and taken down. Doesn't he have super-reflexes for when he's super-speeding around?

Something I don't understand. Why was Lex's assistant killed off? Who was it that killed her? And if it was Lex behind it, what was his motive?

Lex hired an assassin to kill her because she knew too much. You could tell by the way Lex reacted to her. I really saw it coming right whent she asked him about the locket. It's ironic though. She found out that Clark is "the traveller" and she left him a voicemail too. I wonder if he listened to it.

I don't know if the episode was supposed to air today or not but I watched it yesterday night. Well, according to this (TV.com) the episode should air date is "4/24/2008". :blink:

Has anyone else seen it yet?

God that episode sucked.

Why do they always have to have them hacking a system by typing on a keyboard on a screen full of pictures. No command line no nothing. They treat us like we are stupid.

Reminds me of this video some guy made on youtube. He called it hacking Hollywood style

That wasn't the worst...

The worst was when Clark said "I Don't Care about Lex" when a week ago at the end he said "I am gonna stop Lex"

WTH Writers WHAT THE ****???

Anyway Season Finale descriptions -

The CW's Official Description (Added 4/25/08): LEX DISCOVERS CLARK?S SECRET ? Kara (Laura Vandervoort) tells Lex (Michael Rosenbaum) he is destined to defeat the Traveler and offers to take him to the Fortress to learn how. Clark (Tom Welling) is stunned that Kara would go to Lex but it is revealed that Brainiac is impersonating Kara and she?s actually trapped in the Phantom Zone. Chloe is arrested by the Department of Domestic Security and Lana awakens from her comatose state. Meanwhile, in an epic turn of events, Clark and Lex face off in the Fortress and Lex learns Clark?s secret. Erica Durance and Aaron Ashmore also star. Todd Slavkin directed the episode written by Don Whitehead & Holly Henderson

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sadly the quality of the show has dropped immensely. they're simply out of story and inserting random stuff. like jimmy and chloe dancing for like 5 mins... zzzz... i guess i'll watch the finale but thats it for me. and i suspect the show won't survive past 1 more season if that.

I am FINE with Tom Welling's acting 100%.

If I wasn't fine with his acting, I certainly wouldn't tolerated all these 7 years, like I told episode...

Now, the part ****es me off most is the writers on the show just make no sensible logic in what they write!!!

screw all you moaners about the writing and acting, i'll watch it till the end. Reason? because its good tv.

it has a good combination, excellent musical score + great action scenes + decent visuals + good acting + interesting plots each episode. smallville ftw.

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