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Yep, we could have used one of thoes directors last night! For reals!!
*argh* The episode tried really hard to convey a message about their relationship and yeah, it was fulfilled about their faith in each other, that they could work together in get through it, but then ...
How do the writers and the director show us in actions what they felt last night? 30 secs. of whut?? I really don't know what that was. I want to put it from my mind like it didn't happen; will try my best to do that!
*Unfreaking believable* We waited how long for that??!! *feels sad about it*
THANK YOU! So glad you get that. How are we supposed to write when THEY give us material like this? *smacks face*
I like the sweetness to a point, they need that to a degree, every pairing does. However, I believe that the defining difference between Clois and Clana was that Clark would've had a great deal more passion with Lois. And somehow, after Rabid, it started lessening on a greater and greater scale. (Aside from Pandora) And I have no idea why.
I loved the chemistry between Durance & Welling (and I'm usually a stickler for it). I just hated that filler plot, it was so ridiculous and unnecessary. There were some many better plot devices. I think they were going for the Superman Animated "UNITY" episode plot but failed to deliver the creepiness factor like "Unity" did.
Cassidy has been on fire this whole season. Girl can do no wrong and I'm looking forward to her reveal.
Yeah, the filler plot was *tad* on the inconsistent side. They really expected us to dumb ourselves down for it. I loved Tom and Erica's first scene in the car. That was unbelievable. And Tom taking his shirt off, damn, he's beautiful in every angle. My goodness.
Hey sweetie! I DID appreciate the Jimmy mention, and yes, please, who the hell cares about Chloe? I want her to never be heard from again. The remaining four are all I care about, and we know this. So I did enjoy that as well.
And yes, you know I'm going to agree with you that Tess was amazing in every scene.
LOL, I know, it's hard to keep track of one's icons. To me it looks like where those pain in the ass kids have smacked her and tied her to the chair, smacking her some more, and Clark and Oliver rescue her. Great episode, btw. And icon! :)
Well, I don't completely agree with you on everything. (Personally, not a Tess fan so I skipped her whole section.)
But - yeah - the episode was terrible. The story with the villagers was terrible. Lois looked... well... not so good for most the episode.
I did, however, enjoy the final scene. I thought the love-making was handled tastefully and in-character. BUT... yeah... I do think that the time for dreamy romance is over and we need to kick it up a notch on the passion meter. We need to get a sense that these two can't keep their hands off of each other. We need to see random make-out sessions. We need to see scenes like the DP roof in the future with the heavy breathing and all that. Maybe a shirt ripping scene like "Crimson" and "Pandora"??
Hi Sana! *waves* Wow, thank you for posting on my LJ. I'm so sorry you had to see my insanity first thing, lol. I get very passionate about our Clois. *grins* I added you (so far) because I bow down to your rants about Clana and Chlark and I will reply when I have time for a worthy enough response.
But thank you so much for replying here! And yes, skip through whatever you don't care for, though I'm always amazed when a Lois fan doesn't like Tess or a Tess fan doesn't like Lois, but that's okay! :)
I wayyyyyy think our next Clois love scene needs to be kicked up some notches. I loved the speech before hand in Harvest and the beautiful song to the scene, but Lois and Clark are capable of a lot more passion than that. Always have been. :)
I really liked this episode, although, I've really just liked this season. Other than the Clois and Tollie, the last few seasons have pretty much sucked, but so far I'm really liking this one. For one, Chloe's pretty much gone, we hopefully never have to see Lana again, and the only characters that I really care about are the ones we have this season.
Anyway, back on topic. I thought the sweet, romantic love scene was a nice way to go for their first time, but I'm hoping for a bit more heat as the season progresses. And if not, when we want passion, there's always Tollie (whether they're fighting, sleeping together, or just in the same damn room).
And in response to your sidenote - dick or not, I just really love Lex (even though he so did deserve that kick).
I loved Season 8. Season 4-6, and Season 8 ruled my world. Season 7 and 9 were the definition of crap. I know, please, no more Lana! But yes, after they stopped giving us Lexana, Clois and Tollie were my reasons for watching.
I didn't think the love scene was incredibly romantic...it was sweet, but it was too sweet. I needed a little...more from them. But, there were elements as I've said, that I enjoyed because Tom and Erica are always amazing despite directing that I may not enjoy.
LOL, Tollie, whether they're fighting, sleeping together, or just in the same damn room, haha, well said! Couldn't agree more.
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Yep, we could have used one of thoes directors last night! For reals!!
*argh* The episode tried really hard to convey a message about their relationship and yeah, it was fulfilled about their faith in each other, that they could work together in get through it, but then ...
How do the writers and the director show us in actions what they felt last night? 30 secs. of whut?? I really don't know what that was. I want to put it from my mind like it didn't happen; will try my best to do that!
*Unfreaking believable* We waited how long for that??!! *feels sad about it*
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I like the sweetness to a point, they need that to a degree, every pairing does. However, I believe that the defining difference between Clois and Clana was that Clark would've had a great deal more passion with Lois. And somehow, after Rabid, it started lessening on a greater and greater scale. (Aside from Pandora) And I have no idea why.
But it's sucking me dry.
Grrrrrrrr.
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I loved the chemistry between Durance & Welling (and I'm usually a stickler for it). I just hated that filler plot, it was so ridiculous and unnecessary. There were some many better plot devices. I think they were going for the Superman Animated "UNITY" episode plot but failed to deliver the creepiness factor like "Unity" did.
Cassidy has been on fire this whole season. Girl can do no wrong and I'm looking forward to her reveal.
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And yes, you know I'm going to agree with you that Tess was amazing in every scene.
Is your icon from Injustice?
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But - yeah - the episode was terrible. The story with the villagers was terrible. Lois looked... well... not so good for most the episode.
I did, however, enjoy the final scene. I thought the love-making was handled tastefully and in-character. BUT... yeah... I do think that the time for dreamy romance is over and we need to kick it up a notch on the passion meter. We need to get a sense that these two can't keep their hands off of each other. We need to see random make-out sessions. We need to see scenes like the DP roof in the future with the heavy breathing and all that. Maybe a shirt ripping scene like "Crimson" and "Pandora"??
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But thank you so much for replying here! And yes, skip through whatever you don't care for, though I'm always amazed when a Lois fan doesn't like Tess or a Tess fan doesn't like Lois, but that's okay! :)
I wayyyyyy think our next Clois love scene needs to be kicked up some notches. I loved the speech before hand in Harvest and the beautiful song to the scene, but Lois and Clark are capable of a lot more passion than that. Always have been. :)
Beautiful LJs! Will post soon!
*hugs*
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Anyway, back on topic. I thought the sweet, romantic love scene was a nice way to go for their first time, but I'm hoping for a bit more heat as the season progresses. And if not, when we want passion, there's always Tollie (whether they're fighting, sleeping together, or just in the same damn room).
And in response to your sidenote - dick or not, I just really love Lex (even though he so did deserve that kick).
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I didn't think the love scene was incredibly romantic...it was sweet, but it was too sweet. I needed a little...more from them. But, there were elements as I've said, that I enjoyed because Tom and Erica are always amazing despite directing that I may not enjoy.
LOL, Tollie, whether they're fighting, sleeping together, or just in the same damn room, haha, well said! Couldn't agree more.
I want both our couples!
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