Prophecy Screentime Totals, and Deepish Thoughts

[jeannev]

 So, here we are, the 2nd to last episode of Smallville ever.  Well, sort of anyway, since I'm not buying the idea that smashing 2 episodes together make it a 2 hours movie, but in the immortal works of Dr Emil, "whateves

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[christina_kat]

I've got nothing to say about this episode. It was so dissapointing to watch something like this so close to the end of the show. I never really liked Kara and I knew I wouldn't enjoy her appearance in this epy. The Oliver/Kara parts couldn't be more boring for me.
I don't know what to say about Lois any more. :/

Clark can't have any help, he has to do it alone. NOW? When they've shown, over and over and over again, how Clark can only be Superman with the help of the whole village? Mixed messages much?

THIS.SO MUCH.
So many years, showing the way Clark screwed things up with his plans and Chloe or Oliver had to get in his way, making things right.
This show screws up with all the characters big time. Chloe/Oliver/Lois used to be a lot different in the early years of SV. The first two became darker and stupid but at the end of the day, they always "saved the day", and Lois turned into an insecure, softy girl. And now THIS speech again. You've already done that with Lana -I'm holding you back blah blah blah...Do we really need a scene like that again?

[awehla]

Plus didn't Lois break up with AC and Oliver because the world needed them?

Lisa
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[jeannev]

I just really feel like Lois should be beyond this reaction, If it had come earlier in the season? Or before she moved in with Clark? I'd get it. But I think the show has done enough to establish that Clark has expressed to Lois that he needs "the normal" she provides to his life. So, for her to stand there and tell him that its selfish, for both of them, felt very contrived to me.

I had grown fond of Kara, but the show never knew what to do with her. Its clear they had a lot of trouble writing 2 superpowered Kryptonians at the same time. What a shame!