Kripke shouldn't compromise his vision, and Supernatural should end after season 5. That said, the alleged prequel series focusing on Samuel Colt would be an amazing follow-up.
Smallville and Supernatural RENEWED for Next Season
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Skipped all the the thread but I did catch one of the early replies I think it was from Captain Craig that said Tom's contract should have a Superman clause in it for season nine. I'm sort of disapointed. Was hoping that this season was going to be the final season for the show. What the hell else can they do unless next season is actually going to show us Superman? He can't be Clark Kent this long can he?
some people started watching it not know it what it was, but they'll continue watching forever just because it's the show that never ends, yes it goes on and on my friend...........
Apparently he can. I find it hysterical that the two shows the CW puts the least amount of advertising dollars into are doing the best for them....at least in terms of total viewers, anyway. Yeah, Welling's a little long in the tooth to still be just Clark. One of these years he has to embrace his identity.
I dearly hope my beloved Supernatural doesn't go nine seasons. There comes a point in every series in which it reaches a natural, creative end. SPN will reach that point before nine seasons.
[Frozone]WHERE. IS. HIS. SUPER. SUIT???[/Frozone]
Uh, yeah. About that. The Legion actually stole it just prior to the Pilot, intending to preserve it in a museum for future generations. Latter, Matter-Eater Lad, well, ate it. Funny story.
Same here. I finally gave into the pressure from family and friends to watch the Supernatural DVDs, and I am HOOKED! I watched seasons 1 to what's aired so far in season 4 in a little less than a month. I absolutely LOVE this show.
While this decision was pretty much expected judging by the ratings, it's great to actually have confirmation.
Oh and good news about Smallville too.
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I hope Smallville has a good sendoff...if it is season 9 or 10...LOL
I want tights, flights...The Rosenbaum...LOL
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I want tights, flights...The Rosenbaum...LOL
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I'd have to agree with you at this point. Though still titled 'Smallville', this show is definately morphing into a 'Metropolis' show, which it should.
NX is probably right about the costume, so I'll just settle for the Big Blue Dolt to learn how to fly.
And no Lana. Ever.
Please.
I think that Smallville exists on Earth-4x in the DC Multiverse, the "Super-heroes who wear primary colored clothing instead of costumes" Earth.
I think a previous poster postulated that Smallville now refers more to Clark's nickname than the town.
Nothing wrong with heroes saving the world dressed in primary colors. 
One of my favorite eppies is rerunning right now. The 6 foot suicidal bipolar teddy bear. 
Who likes porn.
One of my favorite eppies is rerunning right now. The 6 foot suicidal bipolar teddy bear. Who likes porn.
So do I. He can still wear a shirt with an 'S' and not be Supes because he's Smallville!
I don't think any guy would actually want the nickname Smallville. Too many negative anatomical connotations. 
I finally saw the first Lois episode a couple days ago, and I might remind y'all that Clark had Amnesia or more precisely his Kryptonian side was dominant, so he wasn't answering to Clark at the time he met Lois and she didn't have a large sack of names to draw from when giving the bugger a moniker other than maybe referring to how she met him completely nude?
"Big boy"?
Clark in Metropolis, if Smallville is 2 thousand miles south west and he's the only Smallvillian she'd met, it kinda makes sense, especially on Lois and Clark, and not just because Teri Hatcher used to be adorable when she was young in her early 40s, but calling L'll Clark "Smallville" while they're all living in Smallville, it's kinda like "supid" because no Klansmen attended the million man march did they?
Calling Tuvok "Mr Vulcan" made sense, since he introduced himself to Neelix by saying "I am Vulcan".
When will this shit die!?
"Big boy"?
Clark in Metropolis, if Smallville is 2 thousand miles south west and he's the only Smallvillian she'd met, it kinda makes sense, especially on Lois and Clark, and not just because Teri Hatcher used to be adorable when she was young in her early 40s, but calling L'll Clark "Smallville" while they're all living in Smallville, it's kinda like "supid" because no Klansmen attended the million man march did they?
Calling Tuvok "Mr Vulcan" made sense, since he introduced himself to Neelix by saying "I am Vulcan".
When will this shit die!?