Hmmm. Seems odd to let her direct an episode where her character was so central to the plot, but it seemed to work out pretty good. OTOH, it does make me appreciate the final scene more, because it's completely Allison's call on how to play it.
I had forgotten about Clark's beaning the bad guy with the can, it was a nice throwback to the earlier days of SV when life wasn't quite so serious.
As for Zatanna's behavior, I'd chalk it up to:
Her power make that kind of behavior extremely tempting and not everyone has Clark's self-control. Just look at Oliver's behavior on occasion. Or Bart's. Or give Clark a red-K roofie. I could go on, but you see my point.
Zatanna's not the first woman to put a serious move on Clark. (Remember Maxima?) We just have 20/20 foresight of how things turn out.
I had forgotten about Clark's beaning the bad guy with the can, it was a nice throwback to the earlier days of SV when life wasn't quite so serious.
As for Zatanna's behavior, I'd chalk it up to:
- Clark's hot
- Zatanna's young
- They really don't have a "professional" relationship
Her power make that kind of behavior extremely tempting and not everyone has Clark's self-control. Just look at Oliver's behavior on occasion. Or Bart's. Or give Clark a red-K roofie. I could go on, but you see my point.
Zatanna's not the first woman to put a serious move on Clark. (Remember Maxima?) We just have 20/20 foresight of how things turn out.
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