Preview of the next ep:
This shit is weak. Series finale coming up next and I feel the last few shows (or entire season even) doesn't feel like the writers are giving it everything they've got.
Louis saying the same shit about how she'll just get in Clark's way crap AGAIN? We already had that last time...
I have great doubts, but I hope they make a big bang with the final episode next week, I will miss this show.
I realize I'm crazy late to the party, but I just watched season 6 (I'm not starting at the beginning, I've seen a few scattered throughout early seasons) and I'm going to see it through to the end.
I guess it's just just me and TV, but I get annoyed at all the interpersonal drama. I just like the awesome stuff. So like, my face was perma-smiling at the early Justice League episode where Chloe just jumps in as Watchtower, and they're all going nuts with awesomeness. Then there was like 5 episodes in a row of Clark being emo over Lana and Lex. I guess I just hate all the Grey's Anatomy-style bull. Make me laugh or do something awesome. It does enough of that, though, so it's cool.
Lana is always in the friggin' hospital. And they're always at local crime scenes. Fictional comic book universe, I know, but my suspension of disbelief is killed occasionally when there isn't anyone going "The Luthors? Again?!" at all the shenanigans.
Originally posted by Digi
I realize I'm crazy late to the party, but I just watched season 6 (I'm not starting at the beginning, I've seen a few scattered throughout early seasons) and I'm going to see it through to the end.I guess it's just just me and TV, but I get annoyed at all the interpersonal drama. I just like the awesome stuff. So like, my face was perma-smiling at the early Justice League episode where Chloe just jumps in as Watchtower, and they're all going nuts with awesomeness. Then there was like 5 episodes in a row of Clark being emo over Lana and Lex. I guess I just hate all the Grey's Anatomy-style bull. Make me laugh or do something awesome. It does enough of that, though, so it's cool.
Lana is always in the friggin' hospital. And they're always at local crime scenes. Fictional comic book universe, I know, but my suspension of disbelief is killed occasionally when there isn't anyone going "The Luthors? Again?!" at all the shenanigans.
First of all, Grey's is intelligently written and quite witty.
Second, seasons 9 & 10 is the only real seasons i felt that my comic book geek being satisfied.
Originally posted by -Pr-
First of all, Grey's is intelligently written and quite witty.Second, seasons 9 & 10 is the only real seasons i felt that my comic book geek being satisfied.
lol at Grey's (although I disagree wholeheartedly, the sappy/emo romances and absurd dramatic plot devices ruin it imo). I didn't mind Gilmore Girls...I guess we all have our guilty pleasures. Find a torrent of "Ed" (no DVDs out due to copyright stuff with the music), it's Exhibit A on a "dramedy" done right.
I'm close to Season 9 now, so I'll be there soon, which is exciting. My opinion about the various elements hasn't changed, but I'm enjoying the show a lot.
Just into Season 10.
I'm assuming, at the time, that everyone complained about lack of epic fights with Doomsday or Zod.
I don't mind Clark at all, but the episodes that satisfy my inner geek are still my favorite. The JSA episode was awesome. The accidental double date at the bed & breakfast was also pretty hilarious.
Pacing is way off so far in season 10. Darkseid showing up in the first episode, Clark suddenly donning the Superman suit is never explained fully and just sort of happens, it's all just sort of thrown together. Good news is that Welling really found his character in Season 9, he embodies the role well. Also really enjoy Chloe and Oliver as characters. Ollie is 10x better in the show than he's ever been in comics. Lois is whiny, as was Lana before her, but I've learned to deal with that. And Tess is a good character, but was never Lex. It'll be cool when he's finally back.