What was annoying about Eternal??

[blackcelebration]

Here's the usual 10!

[rebecavaldez]

Some crazy leaps of logic, like Tess and Clark suddenly suspecting Davis!

Seriously, I get why she would suspect Clark, but not Davis!

[Mickey_Bickey]

I could have missed it on the list, but the most annoying part of this episode for me was Chloe's interaction with Davis only 2 episodes after her marriage to Jimmy broke up. It's the biggest lightswitch I've ever seen on this show. She didn't even flinch when Clark and her realized that Jimmy was right all along about Davis.:(

[rebecavaldez]

Since when did Clark and Davis not get along??
Yeah, I didn't get that. They never showed them in an agruement or anything!!

The fact we have no idea where druggie Jimmy is!
Aaron is a great actor and they need more Jimmuy. And what the heck wasn't he suppose to be in "Hex."

Pilot Flashback reminded me how awesome this show once was!
Maybe not that much. I think season 8 is awesome. They just messed it up with this episode!

Why didn't Lionel just not help the Kents adopt Clark???
That's exactly what I'm saying. I mean why not just spy on him!

Baby Dooms killed some of Lionels goons= no investigation!
He did?! Guess I wasn't completely focused on the episode!

How did Davis and Chloe break into a Luthor Corp lab??
I didn't think about that til now. Maybe Davis used his powers.

Davis keeps dead bodies in the same field yet no one ever saw him???
Why not just eat them? lol

Memoria reference reminded me how awesome that episode was!
Where was I for this episode I don't remember this.

Davis magically knows what Kryptonite is!
Haha. Bet he calls them "green rocks"

[Kid Collins]

Retcons.

Clark arriving on Earth and he was not alone. And Lionel knowing about Clark's secret in the Pilot episode.

Total Bullcrap.

[Hopefulsuicide]

EVERY SINGLE WORD AND IMAGE... seriously hated this episode

[rebecavaldez]

She didn't even flinch when Clark and her realized that Jimmy was right all along about Davis.:(
She moved a little. Not really. Not like a normal person would have if they just found out their husband was right all along about a murder!!

[Bizarrolover]

Since when did Clark and Davis not get along??
Yeah, I didn't get that. They never showed them in an agruement or anything!!


Clark and Davis argued in a previous episode, I think it was Prey, when Clark accused Davis of keeping pictures of dead people in his locker and Davis threatened Clark, saying he should stay closer to home. It was a very intense scene, by the way.

What annoyed me about this episode is that, again, we have a Chloe/Davis centric storyline and Clark is relegated to the B plotline. I watch this show because of Clark. I think that half of the season was dedicated to her and her romance with the beast and I'm not interested in their story.

[Tompouce]

Retcons.

Clark arriving on Earth and he was not alone. And Lionel knowing about Clark's secret in the Pilot episode.

Total Bullcrap.
Yes, it is totally nonsense. If Lionel knows Clark's secret since the beginning, everything we saw for so many years are completely fake. In one word, it is like the main plot had never existed. It is just crazy:eek:
Michèle, ITA, I said it in another topic, do the writers of SV know what is the definition of love ? I really wonder...

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Oh I forgot, the thing which really bothers, exasperates,...me this season is NOT ENOUGH CLARK. AS A REMINDER HE IS SUPPOSED TO BE THE HERO, THE MAIN CHARACTER or someone lie to me for years...?:eek:

[Billy Jor-El]

That we didn't see Shelby digging up the bodies in the corn field...heck, a dog's gotta get bones somehow! Lord knows Clark ain't feeding him :)

[costas22]

Yes there wasn't enough Clark.But for me the biggest disappointment was seeing the pilot footage.I know it was necessary to the plot,but you are giving yourself a mountain to climb when you show these scenes at the start.

[Minela]

My biggest pet peeve about this episode was that Luthor's goons didn't pickup the space ship. Come on! Like Lionel wouldn't have wanted that ship! Give me a break. Little plot holes are one thing, but huge craters like that are another thing entirely.

[Lelak]

You need a longer list and an all of the above option!

[rebecavaldez]

What about the fact that Lois wasn't in it. Any episode without Erica is lonely and incomplete.

[Night_Hawk90]

davis and lex were playmates enuff said for how bad this episode was.

[marcella]

Chlavis

[Jaderoyale]

The most annoying thing was the MASSIVE plotholes they kept falling into.

[amalie]

When Lionel's men ran past the spaceship, that was the worst bit by far although there were many other inconsistencies. I still enjoyed it though.

[Tompouce]

Oh I forgot but as I told it in all the topics, I think you already know lol : the religious analogies. I find them inappropriate. First, in another epi we saw Davis in a church, he kissed his cross all the time and now Jesus/Clark and Davis/Judas. Unbelievable !

[Smallville6]

Most annoying thing to me was Clark's lack of screen time :\

[smallvillefreak24]

the retcons and plotholes did it for me

[Krypto_marcus]

Nothing at all.

[Tompouce]

Most annoying thing to me was Clark's lack of screen time :\
YES:mad:;)

[SnowBird]

I'm usually optimistic and enjoy every episode since I love Smallville. This will be my first negetive post in describing an episode since I started posting at K-Site. It left me feeling empty and disappointed and was the worst episode of the season.

My pick from the list:
Baby Dooms killed Lionel's goons with no investigation...Davis only on earth for 5 days and killing people already. This didn't help to endear me to the Davis/DD character, quite the opposite.


My List:
Not enough Clark and then to give center stage to his enemy was disappointing.

Clark blaming himself for things he has no control over is getting old. He has made progress this year and then to have him fall back into the same old guilt trip is so annoying.

They should have left the religious referrence in the Bible. Lionel and Lex pulled it off but Tess has her facts wrong.

Davis/Doomsday backstory didn't need a full episode to tell.

They should have left the story of Sageeth and Naman alone since it was fine as it was. I hope it was just that Tess was mistaken about DD being Sageeth. Lex filled that position just fine.

Plot holes big enough for the 500 pound elephant Chloe is always talking about to fall in.

Chloe deciding to stay with Davis. Even if she was trying to save Clark, it was the worst choice to make. Now Clark has no idea that Davis is alive so he can be on his guard.

Those are the major ones. When I watch my DVDs, I will be fast forwarding through this episode to the Clark scenes.

I will say something positive and that is the actors both big and small did a great job with their acting. The story itself I could do without.

[SVfan87]

TESS MERCER!! am i the only one who finds her completely unnecessary? I mean here we go, yet again, with another person obsessing over Clark's secret and his destiny. Didn't we already go through this with Lex? and then with Lionel?
Plus, a lot of things about her storyline didn't make any sense. first, i find it hard to believe that lionel would leave behind a journal, especially one in picture form. did he seriously stop to sketch what was happening around him every 2 min? second, even if Tess was able to deduce that clark and davis were the 2 boys that came to earth where in world did she get the info that they were "destined to kill each other"? I didn't see that picture anywhere. And then if that's what she believed why would she give davis clark's name, leading davis right to him? finally, the last scene between her and clark.. i just don't get it. what does she want from him? why does he need to come to her? for what? WHO IS SHE?? that's all i could say to myself everytime she came on screen.. who is this woman? why is she forcing herself into clark's life. Again, it's just like Lex, Lionel, Patty Swann, Papa Teague (really that whole Veritas clan).. the last thing Clark needs is another person obssessing over him and/or sacrificing themself for his sake. And speaking of Veritas, why are they bringing that plot back? I didn't like it the first time. And that orb thingy that Lex used in the fortress. I hope they dont plan on using that again. That was silly. But they probably are because they made a point to show us that she had it.. Anyway, let me wrap this up. I get that they wanted to fill the void that Lex left but at this point I find Tess completely annoying and useless. I just cringed every time she came on screen. She has one facial expression for every scene, every episode. and one tone of voice..
ok, i'm done. i just needed to get that off my chest

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Besides Tess I did notice some of the things listed above. Particularly,
1. Clark and Davis not getting along (when was that?!)
2. Davis killing and burying dozens of people but never getting caught.

Additionally, I didn't like them painting Jimmy as a bad guy without having him in the episode. It felt kinda like they were talking behind his back and making stuff up about him in an attempt to quickly explain why we don't see him anymore. But I just don't believe Jimmy's the type to curse someone out in an email.

But even with these little annoyances (mostly Tess) I LOVED this episode. One of the best!

[antx]

Yes, it is totally nonsense. If Lionel knows Clark's secret since the beginning, everything we saw for so many years are completely fake. In one word, it is like the main plot had never existed. It is just crazy:eek:
Michèle, ITA, I said it in another topic, do the writers of SV know what is the definition of love ? I really wonder...

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Oh I forgot, the thing which really bothers, exasperates,...me this season is NOT ENOUGH CLARK. AS A REMINDER HE IS SUPPOSED TO BE THE HERO, THE MAIN CHARACTER or someone lie to me for years...?:eek:


I agree with this.I see that the writers wanted an interesting way to involve Davis in Clark's past.But making Lionel know from the very get go seems a little unbelievable.That means all those episodes where Lionel was suspecting Clark of being much more and wanting to find out if there was more than meets the eye to Clark Kent,never really meant anything.It always difficult when you have a long running show and you try and change something that has been prominent all along the series.This is not good for continuity's sake,and it really just confuses everything we have been led to believe for so many years.

ALSO WE NEED TO SEE MORE CLARK IN THE EPISODES.He should never be in the B plot,I didn't feel that he was that necessarily in this episode since he and Davis had a connection from the past,and they were showing that.But it was like that in Turbulence,and as much as I love the Davis/Jimmy/Chloe story they told,Clark was in the B plot,and that is not cool.

[Var-Zol]

The "pinecone" look added to the ship in the field combined with the later look of the ship from the early season.

[disciples of zod]

the end of the episode. Chloe goes from practically dating Davis to hating him to locking herself in a room with him. what the crap is she doing?

~H

[SnowBird]

The "pinecone" look added to the ship in the field combined with the later look of the ship from the early season.

That is a good one...How about the boy who originally was the young Lex laying in the field in the pilot turning into the new boy as Lex in the field.

[dobby]

Chloe's stupidity did it for me. Yes, by hiding a mass murderer, you really are using your brain, aren't you? :rolleyes: He filled a field with DEAD bodies! Not Doomsday but Davis. Her stupidity should be awarded with death.

[Mickey_Bickey]

She moved a little. Not really. Not like a normal person would have if they just found out their husband was right all along about a murder!!

Sorry, I exaggerated slightly!:lol: Unreal!!

[ginnyfan]

Most annoying thing to me was Clark's lack of screen time :\

LOL!

Where is Jimmy? Would it be so hard to just mention that he's staying with that dead wedding videographer's family or something? I just don't buy that Chloe... wouldn't at least try and make sure that he's safe somewhere. She was wearing her wedding ring in that last Chlark scene during "Hex." The last we saw of Jimmy he was speeding off into the night popping highly addictive painkillers.

How much time has passed? Was it one week between "Turbulence" and "Hex"? Was it just another week between "Hex" and "Eternal"? Depending upon how much time has passed, Chloe looks better or worse for dating Davis Bloom. It would have been nice to have some sort of indication within the episode.

Clark blaming himself for everything. *GAG*

Chloe lecturing Clark about not having the guts to kill people who need killing. LOL! The only thing that would have made this worse would be for Oliver to enter the scene and agree with Chloe and lecture Clark some more.

Namaan/Segeeth. I reject Tess' theory. Lex is Segeeth.

Uh... I think... that's everything. Really just cutting most of the dialog during the Davis death scene, adding something about where Jimmy is... some divorce papers... how great a friend Davis has been during the month since Chloe's birthday... cutting the Namaan/Segeeth stuff... I don't mind the Veritas stuff... uh... yeah... all that would have improved the episode for me.

Emo Clark/Davis just isn't as much fun as the Clark/Davis confrontation in "Prey." I don't know. I don't know how they could have made that better in the context of this episode. More manly, less emo. They were feeling so sorry for themselves that... it was hard for me to feel sorry for them.

[EternalTwilight]

the retcons and plotholes did it for me

Same for me.

[zHeN_zHeN]

All the inconsistencies.

[luthorian]

Nothing really. Second time this season nothing annoyed me :)

[alejandrita439]

The fact we have no idea where druggie Jimmy is!

[Sweetie]

Chloe lecturing Clark for not killing criminals like Davis does.What's wrong with her???

They have to stop with the bible's references.

[Kalista]

Since when did Clark and Davis not get along??

They haven't been on friendly terms since Prey.

[borednow]

Where is Jimmy?
Why is no one calling him because he was right?
How is Davis sucky life Clark's fault?
Chloe's date with Davis
Chloe martyr complex
Tess over use of Jesus talk
Davis' ...

You know what is a better question? What I wasn't annoyed by in this episode.

The Answer: Tess blowing up Davis... yup that's it.

[Davis Bloome]

I thought the make-up was quite well done, to see the burning marks on his skin. I thought we were going to see him like Anakin in ep III though lol. I guess the burning wasn't that intense :)

[Autumn]

Nothing really. Second time this season nothing annoyed me :)

I know, right?? It's strange. The greatness and epicness of this episode made me overlook a few, although slim annoyances. The most would probably be Tess comparing Davis to Judas. The rest of the speech was fine.

[Violet-Shadow]

Where could I possibly begin?

[Autumn]

I take that back. I was annoyed I didn't get a Chloe Davis kiss. :)

[borednow]

Where could I possibly begin?

Start with what you didn't find annoying and work from there. :lol:

[Violet-Shadow]

Where is Jimmy?
Why is no one calling him because he was right?
How is Davis sucky life Clark's fault?
Chloe's date with Davis
Chloe martyr complex
Tess over use of Jesus talk
Davis' ...

You know what is a better question? What I wasn't annoyed by in this episode.

The Answer: Tess blowing up Davis... yup that's it.

Yes to all of the above but especially the bolded points.

[Davis Bloome]

I can see now why this episode was so annoying for you...

[borednow]

Oh?

[hero`s passion]

too much drama...but it was ok after all:)))))

[Alania]

Chlavis

[BadToad]

I was looking for a choice that read "everything". That would've been the one I'd choose.

[Welling_is_pretty]

While I voted for the "Tess and Clark suspecting Davis" option what really annoyed me was "hey, suddenly Doomy speaks English!" Gah, I hate that sort of thing (after all, we're told that Clark didn't speak English for months until after he arrived!).

[theartist27]

The entire episode.

[borednow]

I was looking for a choice that read "everything". That would've been the one I'd choose.

Me too. This episode was annoying. :lol:

[ClLaLeChFAN01]

What was annoying about eternal?

That is was the last new episode for two weeks and we now have to rewatch the Lana archa again that Im not ready to watch it. Not enough time has past, YOU CANT MAKE ME PS3!!!!

[green_arrow_girl358]

wow people are evenly ticked across the board. i didn't like how fast everything moved, but i guess that could be filed under leaps of faith

[a4g90]

THE PLOTHOLES
there were so many it almost broke my television
this episode had potiential but the plotholes killed it
Just another great example of lazy storytelling

[9-SOSIHTWB]

I want to know- Why did Lionel spend so many years looking for the Traveler, when he already knew that Clark was the Traveler???

[luthorian]

I take that back. I was annoyed I didn't get a Chloe Davis kiss. :)

:lol: true. I knew there just had to be something...

[Sunny8]

What was annoying about eternal?

That is was the last new episode for two weeks and we now have to rewatch the Lana archa again that Im not ready to watch it. Not enough time has past, YOU CANT MAKE ME PS3!!!!

I'm not watching it. And not knowing where Jimmy is annoyed me about this episode.

[RedKRules]

Clark: It´s all my fault ........

Please Clark give it a rest already ........

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:lol: true. I knew there just had to be something...

I agree ..... Chloe and Davis not sharing a major liplock moment did annoy the heck out of me!!! :rotfl::D

[LuthorKent90]

THE PLOTHOLES
there were so many it almost broke my television
this episode had potiential but the plotholes killed it
Just another great example of lazy storytelling


Agreed. They trashed seasons 1-3 just to fit Davis more into the story.
And all along ALL Lex had to do was open a book and all would be revealed to him! :rolleyes: :lol:

[minerva73]

Where has this book that Lionel wrote been for the past 2 years? Lex was searching so hard for answers and even kills his father over a locket while instead he could've looked for this book... :\

How did Davis have the Warrior Angel action figure if Lex was playing with it before they landed in Smallville (in the flashback from Veritas)?

How are the writers going to explain the Starblade's destruction towards the end of Talisman now? Lionel died, so it left Lex being Sageeth. But now if Davis is Sageeth, then why was Lex's touch able to destroy the Starblade?
The Jesus/Judas analogy was too much IMO.


How is Davis sucky life Clark's fault?

That's one of my biggest questions to be honest. Davis wouldn't have gotten adopted by the Kents because Davis didn't go up to their car in Pilot. So either Davis would've gotten raised by Lionel or he would've just gone to live in the various foster homes that he did live in. Martha and Jonathan had no knowledge that Davis existed and they probably wouldn't have because Lionel didn't approach them about the fact that he was keeping Davis.

[stovers]

My biggest pet peeve about this episode was that Luthor's goons didn't pickup the space ship. Come on! Like Lionel wouldn't have wanted that ship! Give me a break. Little plot holes are one thing, but huge craters like that are another thing entirely.
Nice analogy. What I didn't like was the contradictions in the overall Veritas storyline. Why was Davis being held at the Luthor mansion when the Castle wasn't shipped over from Scotland some time after the meteor shower? Clark said he remembered the castle being hauled into town. The lead box that the kryptonite was in wasn't given to Lex until his 12th birthday. In the episode Memoria, Lionel gave it to Lex and told him the story behind it. Inconsistency really bugs me. Lionel knowing the Clark was the Traveler the whole time? I guess I buy into that. Maybe Lionel was more concerned with controlling the Traveler rather than meeting him. I guess as long as Lionel knew where the Traveler was (the Kent farm), he would focus more on finding the device to control him. Lionel seemed suspicious about Clark anyway.

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That is a good one...How about the boy who originally was the young Lex laying in the field in the pilot turning into the new boy as Lex in the field.
Yeah that bothered me since they intoduced that kid in season 7. They should have cast a kid that resembles the one they used in the pilot. That first kid looked more like Lex. It's all about the eyes.

[Aries83]

The most annoying thing for me was: Clark used his powers in front of Davis, who was not shocked at all. Nor was Davis shocked that he and Clark were alien...It all seemed just a matter of fact...WTF?

[Lilah]

Since when did Clark and Davis not get along??
Yeah, I didn't get that. They never showed them in an agruement or anything!!

The fact we have no idea where druggie Jimmy is!
Aaron is a great actor and they need more Jimmuy. And what the heck wasn't he suppose to be in "Hex."

Pilot Flashback reminded me how awesome this show once was!
Maybe not that much. I think season 8 is awesome. They just messed it up with this episode!

Why didn't Lionel just not help the Kents adopt Clark???
That's exactly what I'm saying. I mean why not just spy on him!

Baby Dooms killed some of Lionels goons= no investigation!
He did?! Guess I wasn't completely focused on the episode!

How did Davis and Chloe break into a Luthor Corp lab??
I didn't think about that til now. Maybe Davis used his powers.

Davis keeps dead bodies in the same field yet no one ever saw him???
Why not just eat them? lol

Memoria reference reminded me how awesome that episode was!
Where was I for this episode I don't remember this.

Davis magically knows what Kryptonite is!
Haha. Bet he calls them "green rocks"

Yeah what Memoria reference?????? I missed that. And I watched this crapfest TWICE! lol!

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Where is Jimmy?
Why is no one calling him because he was right?
How is Davis sucky life Clark's fault?
Chloe's date with Davis
Chloe martyr complex
Tess over use of Jesus talk
Davis' ...

You know what is a better question? What I wasn't annoyed by in this episode.

The Answer: Tess blowing up Davis... yup that's it.

Tess blowing up Davis ranks right up there with Lana's car blowing up in the season finale... If it wasn't that it was a scene in the beginning of the episode, I could have held on to some hope that it was the end of Davis Bloom. I can't wait for that day!

[Theshadow129x]

my thing about this episode is how they are constantly changing the origin of what happened that day of the meteor shower. every season they have a new retelling whern new characters are introduced and all it does is add more plot holes to the story than when it began. they do this every season and they can never get their story straight. it annoys me. the episode was okay but when looking back at the overall scope of things there are way too many problems with the story they are trying to tell.

[amberdawn]

"Pilot Flashback reminded me how awesome this show once was!" :\

[rebecavaldez]

Where has this book that Lionel wrote been for the past 2 years? Lex was searching so hard for answers and even kills his father over a locket while instead he could've looked for this book... :\

Wow, that is so true.

[Theshadow129x]

^ which proves my point! i know shows have problems when it comes to its plots and whatever . sometimes tales lose their logic but every year smallville ruins itself by telling a new side a new story. Veritas was a huge set back and the producers said they were going into new territory with the show but now we find out they are really reusing the ideas of the old people from the past to keep the show going. ugh

[curiosity]

Most annoying thing to me was Clark's lack of screen time :\

Yes, that was the most annoying thing. It needed more Clark and less Lex flashbacks.

[borednow]

Tess blowing up Davis ranks right up there with Lana's car blowing up in the season finale... If it wasn't that it was a scene in the beginning of the episode, I could have held on to some hope that it was the end of Davis Bloom. I can't wait for that day!

Me niether! He's too twisted to be sympathetic and too emo to be fun... Davis Bloome, get off my TV!

[supervision]

Some crazy leaps of logic, like Tess and Clark suddenly suspecting Davis!

Seriously, I get why she would suspect Clark, but not Davis!
she would probably suspect Davis because in TURBULENCE Jimmy left a folder of papers to Tess that said MEET DAVIS BLOOME on it, thats my guess anyway.

[magic]

I REALLY HATE THE "THERE'S ALWAYS ANOTHER WAY" LINE

the most annoying thing is Clark refusing to let Davis-a born killer with a graveyard's worth of body count die, and then giving Chloe qualms about killing him when he's begging for it.

[Sports72Xtrm]

Where is Jimmy?
Why is no one calling him because he was right?
How is Davis sucky life Clark's fault?
Chloe's date with Davis
Chloe martyr complex
Tess over use of Jesus talk
Davis' ...

You know what is a better question? What I wasn't annoyed by in this episode.

The Answer: Tess blowing up Davis... yup that's it.

Yes...on everything in this post.

[borednow]

Yes...on everything in this post.

Awesome! :lol:

[SGuthrie27]

Haha, very funny. I dunno, Jonathan, Martha, and Lionel were pretty non-annoying to me -- unless you count the Offscreen Lionel who apparently wrote that nonsensical Veritas journal that he'd leave lying out in the open enough that TESS MERCER can find it!

--SGuthrie ><>' :)--

[kg1507]

Davis suddenly knowing about kryptonite.

[blackcelebration]

Yeah what Memoria reference?????? I missed that. And I watched this crapfest TWICE! lol!

When a young Lex and young Davis were playing together and Lex was King George and Davis the Dragon and also the small box that Lionel gave Lex for his 12th birthday, as was revealed in Memoria! At the same time Lionel told Lex the story of King George slaying the dragon!

[borednow]

Yeah what Memoria reference?????? I missed that. And I watched this crapfest TWICE! lol!

Why would you do that to yourself?

[Lilah]

Why would you do that to yourself?

I'm a massechist... Man my spelling is worse than Lois Lane's! Is that how its spelled... :eek:

[MountainSniper]

Hi Magic,


I REALLY HATE THE "THERE'S ALWAYS ANOTHER WAY" LINE

the most annoying thing is Clark refusing to let Davis-a born killer with a graveyard's worth of body count die, and then giving Chloe qualms about killing him when he's begging for it.


Wow good to hear, I thought I was the only person that felt this way about Smallville’s Clark Kent.

I hate that "There is always another way" line but especially hate it when on Smallville when the writers sell it as the moral choice when the result is the deaths of many innocents down the line.

The “never take life under any circumstances” rule is one of the most silly things that was injected into the Superman mythos and in Smallville it is taken to ludicrous levels.

The original Superman was a lone hero that did what was required to get the job done. Then in the early 40s when the original creators sold Superman some new moron editor decided that Superman (being an alien) should never kill anyone no matter what the circumstances.

Meanwhile Smallville has taken this “no kill” premise which isn’t even a premise of the original creators to lunatic levels where Clark won’t take a life even if it means dozens, hundreds, thousands, million of lives will be saved.

What is more insane than Clark deciding to risk the existence of all of mankind when he refuses to kill the Vessel ie mass murder psycho Lex Luther to stop General Zod?

Oh maybe refusing to kill Doomsday? The fact is we don't know if Clark is even physically capable of killing Doomsday but better to take you shot now than leave Doomsday to evolve and get stronger and stronger.

Anyway it is the same stupid Clark Kent apathetic "moral" choice that ends of getting so many innocent people killed on Smallville.

How come even Clark’s very moral mother Martha, Lex’s father Lionel Luther and Lex’s girlfriend Lana Lang as individuals and all together accepted and understood that to stop Zod they had to sacrifice Lex’s life?

Meanwhile Clark looks like a politically correct moron that can’t face reality of a megalomaniac super powered Kryptonian lose on earth (or Doomsday) and make the difficult choice that will ensure the continued existence of mankind.

Instead of making the tough but necessary call Clark ends up releasing Zod and thus ends up partly to blame for the dozens, hundreds, thousands, millions killed in the world wide riots of Black Thursday.

Limp minded, moronic Smallville writers living in some politically correct Disneyland fantasy world where the animals are always vegetarians or whatever should never be let lose on a story of heroic legend.

Superman doesn’t have to be a super powered Rambo but when faced with only alternative options that risk the lives of dozens, hundreds, thousands, millions, billions he should be able to make the tough call and end it.

Just my two dirhams worth.

Cheers Mountain Sniper

[Theshadow129x]

I can see what you mean. The way Smallville uses the no killing rule makes Clark look weak and doesn't understand sacrifice, however there are lessons to learn from his look at the alternative. Clark, like Superman, hopes by sparing his enemies will change the villains minds about the things they do because he shows them mercy when they don't. If he was to cross the line and kill them, then it becomes a little hard to see who the bad guys are and it makes him look like he is forcing his outlook of what life should be on people. When it comes to Clark being as powerful as he is you can see why he isn't willing to cross that line. He doesn't want to be looked at as the villain nor hero, just an example of what is morally right.

Its the Davis thing I dont really get. His purpose is to kill until there is nothing left. Even in the Death of Superman storyline, Superman knew there was nothing left for him to do but kill Doomsday because he wouldnt stop otherwise. Clark will get his chance to see this in the finale. Davis needs to be killed once and for all, whether Clark accepts that will have to be seen. Doomsday is his opposite. He doesn't care for life and will end all in his way. If Clark doesn't look at killing Davis as an alternative then Clark's death (and resurrection) will be confirmed for the finale!


tbh thats whats gonna happen anyways but whatever. Just watch and act like i never said it.

[borednow]

I'm a massechist... Man my spelling is worse than Lois Lane's! Is that how its spelled... :eek:

Masochist

[Lilah]

^LOL! Thanks borednow. Spell check and I are the best of friends =]

[doodie8808]

every time chloe was on my screen! it was annoying and unbearble thank good for davis clark tess and especally jimmy!

[super_j_man]

IMO the most annoying thing is not on the list: Why are they now trying to say that Sageeth is Davis?? That's makes no sense and is a bad discontinuity error. In Season 3 episode Talisman, Lionel finds an Kawatche artifact, the Star Blade, that supposed to reveal the idenity of Sageeth. When Sageeth touches it, the Star Blade will dissolve. Sageeth had to either be Lex or Lionel because when they touched the Star Blade at the same time it did just that. And we all know its Lex. I just hope it was that Tess didn't know what the heck she was talking about.

[CloisFan17]

This episode ROCKED!!!! So nothing really bugged me especially off that list lol! But the first 2 kind of did like Why all of a sudden Clark & Davis don't get along even though I love seeing Clark like that for chloe because you can tell how much he cares for her but still I don't know why they hate each other you know? & the fact that we really don't know where Druggie Jimmy is lol because I mean they don't even say much about that it sucks really :(

[jpfort1957]

The list needed more options to check.

[jpfort1957]

When Chloe started the K shower on Davis..........Clark colasped down and Davis was able to stand there as the K rained down on him for a few moments.