When There's Trouble, You Know Who To Call...
Oh SV writers. You didn't do the one thing I wished you would do. Tell me why, why oh why, couldn't Cyborg say "Booya"? Refrence DC animation if you would. Honestly.
The Famous Jett Jackson definetly made this episode the best "guest hero" ep we've gotten this season. You know, he was actually ACTING, which after the Angel of Vengenance....I wasn't counting on getting so much, you know? That made me happy.
I seriously think that Whitney taught Lana to drive. Because how else could she get in so many damn car accidents and remain relatively unscathed?
Also, there is now justification for my theory that somewhere with a company that's somehow a subsidary of LuthorCorp, someone is keeping Whitney alive. Long fetched theory I know, but I still refuse to believe that Whitney is permanently dead. He's comic book dead, which you know, isn't dead at all.
I am very sick of the Clana bullcrap. Back and forth and blah blah blah, and yawn. Did they finally break up at the end of this episode? Please? Geesh.
I loved how Clark just popped up after BEING THROWN INTO A WALL in PUBLIC. I have a feeling that Chloe has to weed out a lot of anonymous tips about this really strong, weird guy (Clark). Geeeeeeeesh.
When they said "Lana Doesn't Know", I squeed and starting singing "Scotty Doesn't Know". I'm weird, I know. *g*
There was too little Chloe in this episode for my taste, and I had to laugh at the absurdness of Lana and Vic setting up camp in LOIS' apartment. Yeah, I know why ED wasn't there, but a throw away line would make everything a lot less able to be wanked, people. But you know, SV writers---think? HAHAHAHA.
Lana at the scene at the Daily Planet---she really didn't belong there. Extraneous. It's not her world, you know?
MR---guh. So much love.
The writers do win, though, for the several Six Million Dollar Man references. *g* *loves*
So we go into hiatus wondering: Is Lionel actually Lionel, or is he Lion-El? Place your bets now.