Man, they have been watching a LOT of Supernatural.
Still, hasn't helped.
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Man, they have been watching a LOT of Supernatural.
Still, hasn't helped.
Dear god, this is so freaking painful. And confusing. And boring. And painful.
Ha! I'm not watching, but this really made me laugh.
OK the music at the end totally got me. Thumbs up.
Yeah, the last 30 seconds was all that was worth watching.
I caught the last bits ... but does he remember that Lana's parents are dead?
The Superman outfit in the fortress was probably Brandon Routh's, but the one at the end? Was Chris Reeve's, I bet?
The S was not an applique at the end.
I had a bit of trouble with the cartoon Superman. Really? All this and they couldn't do at least as good as Lois and Clark?
Did I miss where we noted that David E Kelley's Wonder Woman show did not get picked up?
Because I do think we dodged a bullet.
Where did Tess' badass infusion come from? That was awesome.
I didn't know who the hell she was, and I thought that was awesome. Is she not normally that badass?
I had a bit of trouble with the cartoon Superman. Really? All this and they couldn't do at least as good as Lois and Clark?
Seriously! You could barely see him! And then he just went up and, uh, pushed Apokolips away and that solved everything? I don't even know. It seems the show hasn't changed its stance on logic.
Was that supposed to be a vow renewal or did Lois and Clark wait SEVEN YEARS to finish their wedding? What the fuck?
Yeah, the last 30 seconds was all that was worth watching.
That was pretty great, indeed. A nice way to end it.
Did I miss where we noted that David E Kelley's Wonder Woman show did not get picked up?
Heh. I did click on that one. When ita posted it. And Consuela, I agree with you.
The Superman outfit in the fortress was probably Brandon Routh's, but the one at the end? Was Chris Reeve's, I bet?
Dear Jesus, if this is true, I'll be watching that part and crying even harder.
OK the music at the end totally got me. Thumbs up.
Yeah, I went into this giving myself up to the cheese. I love Supe and have good childhood memories of the movies so when I heard the music from the movies, I played right into their hands. Sappy McSapperson.
I choose only to see the Lex parts. And the part where Lex sent Clark back to the barn to pick up a dildo and triggered a montage.
Oh how I missed the Clark and Lex Barn scenes. Twu Wuv.
Where did Tess' badass infusion come from? That was awesome.
I had seen an episode here and there enough to just know who she was. I'm fairly certain if she had been all River Tam like last night on the bad guys, I would have watched more. Maybe I just didn't get her good episodes, but I thought she really shone in that fight. Until she was killed.
Yeah, the last 30 seconds was all that was worth watching.
Honestly, I think you are probably right. But I went into it after not watching for years and was looking forward to some nostalgia. I felt manipulated and talked down to, but I didn't care. I got to see characters that I had enjoyed years ago and that I missed and got to smile as they all said goodbye. I let the sap flow over me and was rewarded with seeing their version of great Superman iconic moments. I'm sure that Christopher Reeve forever gave me rose colored glasses but I was happy to be reminded of those days and unapologetically cried as Tom Welling got closer to being the Superman that he should have been.
Plus long time Series finales usually make me cry.