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Yes that is the episode where Clark revealed he was a very patient man. It made perfect sense to and was ob so sweet.
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I thought it was neat that DC wrote Clark to be a virgin, cause it totally fit with his "boyscout" ClarkComment
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Funny there should be such a poll, given that i very recently re-watched Virtually Destroyed.
Okay, I wasn't the biggest fan of Collateral, but seriously, people, even at its worse and cheesiest and crappiest writing, Smallville has an air of seriousness that Lois and Clark very often lacked, quite often the show refused to take itself seriously, by being ludicrous and absurd. Virtually Destroyed? Yes, THAT's an interesting plot, an illegitimate, full-of-psychological-complexes son of Lex Luthor's, who hates even how he looks, prefering a blonde, muscled avatar, SPENDS MOST OF THE EPISODE TRYING TO GET RID OF CLARK KENT, BECAUSE HE HAS DELUSIONS THAT LOIS LANE WILL TAKE HIM IN CLARK'S PLACE! Honestly, how PATHETIC can you get?
Oh, and in a virtual world, Superman is like all other people? Well, i beg to differ, Superman is NOT like other people, and it's a shame really that the writers of Smallville have not take advantage of Superman's BRAIN capacities! But AT LEAST in Collateral, Clark shows he is NOT like other people, by doing the impossible. Anyone notice that ONLY the Chloe Avatar has superhuman abilities inside that place? Yes, Ollie "convinces" himself he is not bound, but does he stop knives? Does he walk through walls? Nope. And the Black Canary? Where is her shriek in the virtual world? Oh, and what did the villains of the plot say? That the VRA is experimenting on how the brains of superheroes activate their powers, so they can find a way to shut them off?
Well, Sherlock, you know what? In "Virtually Destroyed", Clark is like any other human being. But in "Collateral", he finds it in himself not only that he is different, but that he is SPECIAL. And because he belives that, he FLIES. Oh, and if he somehow managed to "figure out how to use his brain in order to fly", i.e. somehow DISCOVERED HIS ONE GREAT AND MISSED ABILITY in a virtual world, you think that sucks? I think its GREAT, and the only thing that sucks is that Clark thinks flying is easier in a virtual world, than in the real world - the real world, where he is nearly all-powerful, as compared to the virtual world where everyone else was powerless! and HE was the only one who not only showed an ability, but showed his GREATEST ONE! Nuff said! "Collateral" picks up "Virtually Destroyed" and throws it into the trashcan with used condoms!
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^ Definitely don't agree. L&C was a ROMANTIC COMEDY, that's like comparing apples and orangesComment
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L & C was a series about SUPERMAN. As is Smallville. Only Smallville does not reduce Krypton to a civilization of concubines and hereditary rule and a court of intrigue. To make but one point. ;-)Comment
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No they just reduce them to killers and whatnot who have no moral code at allComment
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After reading all the "hot" comments about VD,I think I will dust of my L&C dvds and re watch it.Comment
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L&C had sizzling adult chemistry as evident in VD. The show actually took steps to showcase that chemistry by having the two make out a lot. Whereas SVClois has potential but the braindead writers choose to portray them more like a distant couple who is all talk but barely touches each other.Comment
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I'm about to rewatch VD
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Both were great but very different.
VD was one of my favorite episodes. And btw is was Lois who made the remark that Clark was a very patient man when she said that makes you a Vir - er very patient man.Comment
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I don't know...both shows had very different concepts so you can't even compare them.Comment
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