I enjoyed Smallville -- in all it's Smallvilley ridiculousness and I agree about the Gayle.
Okay -- I just don't get why Clark or "Cal" wasn't more subtle in his stealing. . . I mean, why bring in a giant bag o'money when you can just take the car?
And why steal things the way he was -- when you get get yourself in and out of very secure places much more quietly (and so fast that you don't need the black cat-burgler outfit.)
Is it wrong that I'm wondering more about the way that Clark is a thief than that he is a thief at all?
Apparently, red kryptonite is like a drug. . . but sometimes it gets to be too much and he's got to take the ring off. (I cannot believe that Lana still doesn't know the secret.) When he takes the ring off he has flashes of Clark.
I don't get why it is that w/o Clark, suddenly the Kents lose their farm. But I really just shouldn't worry about that.
I imagine that SuperPa Kent is a temporary get Clark home and w/o the red kryptonite thing.
(And shirtless Lex is much better than shirtless Clark. . . crazy Lex is fun -- but I hope that they don't go there too often, just because he, MR, can do it, you know?)
Presumably without Clark around to perform superfarmchores, the productivity is way down?
Sheesh... evil for three months and not laid yet? What possible use is being evil if you don't get benefits from it?
Heh. I flipped past Smallville while waiting for Angel, and it was a desert island scene (which I assume from people's posts that it was a "desert island" scene), and I laughed my ass off and then watched my tape of Coupling.
Sheesh... evil for three months and not laid yet? What possible use is being evil if you don't get benefits from it?
Eh, I think it's more that you showed a teenage main character on a TV show having casual sex without consequences, the world would explode.
Alternately, he's really saving himself for Lex.
Heh. Sumi, I was right there with ya on the "but, but, there's gotta be better ways to commit supercrimes than breaking open ATMs and paying for a car with a bag full of cash? Geeez, Clark. Dumb."
And I didn't like Chloe's hair. It was too pale blonde.
Okay, I watched my tape of Highlander "The Gathering" and now I'm thinking that they intended Richie to be an Immortal all along -- esp. after reading the synopses of the 2nd episode where he is searching for his "real" parents.
Is that right?
Oh, and paying for a $240,000 car with cash from an ATM? That was 12,000 twenty-dollar bills. Accountants everywhere gnash their teeth in horrified fury.
Well, why pay at all when you are a SUPER-VILLAIN?
See, it upset me so much -- his serious lack of real super-villainy that I doubleposted.
Okay, I watched my tape of Highlander "The Gathering" and now I'm thinking that they intended Richie to be an Immortal all along -- esp. after reading the synopses of the 2nd episode where he is searching for his "real" parents.
It's never made clear on the show, and if I remember correctly it's one of those things that behind-the-scenes stories on differ. It's always seemed likely to me, though.
