Smallville and Supernatural: Sneeze and Clowns

[butterfly]

Oh, the teaser was perfection. Hearing Clark speak of how he had to help 'clean up his mess' and about listening to Jor-El... he's really grown up. The change took.

I love Lois in all of her scenes. ED has such a wonderful sense of timing. She was marvelous and made her leap into journalism thoroughly believable and enjoyable (And, aw, Clark's the reason that she got her first front-page headline! Cuteness!).

I continue to find the Lana/Lex relationship extremely interesting.

And then...

"He's been abducted? My God."

That delivery was wonderful!

I've fallen in love with Oliver Queen. The actor is brilliant. His give-and-take with Glover's Lionel was absolutely fantastic. I adored him after one scene. Love!

"I guess heroes don't get sick days."
"They also don't put the world in jeopardy on an annual basis. I'm no hero, Chloe."

Oh! I love Clark so much! So much love! That's such a heroish thing for him to say.

I am, on balance, exceedingly happy.


Dude, whatever that damn secret is, I get the impression that Dean fucking hates keeping it from Sam. But he is. Which makes me exceedingly curious about it.

Also, clowns are, and always have been, very creepy.

I quite liked the new (reoccuring?) characters (Ellen, at least, shows up in next week's preview), though I find it interesting (for 'interesting', feel free to read 'distressing') that we still haven't met any female hunters, but that we were explicitly told that it was the husband/father who was the hunter.

Comments

[scary-lullabies.livejournal.com]

I might be with you on this if I had any faith in television's ability to have female characters of any age in any show without the show becoming entirely focussed on boobs. Don't get me wrong, shows about boobs are great, but there are five hundred other shows about boobs. Just on the CW. And at a certain point, it's just not worth sitting through the commercials.

[blacksquirrel.livejournal.com]

Well, exactly, which is why what I'd really like to see is female hunters in a variety of ages and body types. Hey - I can dream