Smallville: 10x10 "Luthor" - Discussion and Spoilers
- Thread starter Trekker4747
- Start date
Nowhere Man
Commodore
Agreed
If only there was some mineral that occupied 90% of the deposits of the local earth that could be grabbed and used to stop Superdouche's powers!
And, I don't think Welling's acting here is bad. I think it's quite good. (So comparing him to Garth Knight/The Hoff is unfair.)
And, I don't think Welling's acting here is bad. I think it's quite good. (So comparing him to Garth Knight/The Hoff is unfair.)
Gotta admit this episode has that "ANGST" to it...
How many Lois Concussions Remaining?
It's been a while, I think, since she's had one. But she's not got many left.
(I need to make it a point during the series' Winter hiatus to go through and count everyone's "concussions.")
Gotta admit this episode has that "ANGST" to it...
Angst... The key ingredient to a SV ep.
So, did they say Gold-K caused the permanent scar on Alt-Clark's forearm?
My research tells me that, in the comics, Gold-K causes Superman to permanently lose his powers and has only been used once in the comics (obviously) and I believe even then in an alternate universe/one-off story.
I guess in Smallville it can cause more permanent damage to Clark.
My research tells me that, in the comics, Gold-K causes Superman to permanently lose his powers and has only been used once in the comics (obviously) and I believe even then in an alternate universe/one-off story.
I guess in Smallville it can cause more permanent damage to Clark.
Tess imust have learned hiding skills from watching her brother hide the fortress key.
Nowhere Man
Commodore
I'm assuming Lionel has it all. In the normal universe though, who knows where it is.
How many Lois Concussions Remaining?
It's been a while, I think, since she's had one. But she's not got many left.
(I need to make it a point during the series' Winter hiatus to go through and count everyone's "concussions.")
Dude, that's like someone going through all ten seasons of Stargate: SG-1 to see how many times Teal'c uttered the word 'Indeed'.
John Glover. Short of a scantly dressed Uma Thruman the only watchable thing about "Batman and Robin."
Nowhere Man
Commodore
Shouldn't there be 4 Luthors if you count Clark and Lucas.
The Magnificent Bastard is looking good for his age and he still has that flair about him.
"So you *have* read my articles!"
Even Welling's "Clark-Prime" acting in this episode is good.
Of course, he swoops in at just the right moment with a super cock block.
Already voted on excellent,..sorry you just gotta fight the urge and enjoy the story all...