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butterflyYou know, I wish that the Smallville writers would get over their twin obsessions - Lana Lang and only using one word for titles. At this point, they bother me about equally (Lana probably a little more), which is more a commentary on how much more the titles annoy me than any statement on the mild tolerance that I've gotten for Lana at times.
Anyway, new episode. Ooo, Clark has chemistry with a woman! Oh, wait, he normally does, unless her name is Lana Lang (examples include Chloe, Desiree, Kyla, Jessie, and that random chick in Metropolis).
It's nice to see Lionel again. I particularly enjoyed the way Chloe and Clark kept looking at him.
I really enjoyed the teaser - it was nice to see Chloe and Clark as friends, and I like Alicia already. She's going to die, isn't she?
Is this a twin issue or was that really Alicia again? Either way, I like her. She's so going to die by the end of the episode. Damn. She's all kinds of pretty.
Wow, she went pyscho fast. Too bad, because Clark's eyes lit up with her. They were really cute together before the creepiness.
*sigh*
This show sucks with the writing of women. Not a new observation, but this episode is driving it home.
He's so still attracted to her, even though he's also totally creeped out. I kinda like that.
I still really like her. Of course, she could blow up the whole world and dance in the ashes and she'd still be better than Lana, so it's a weighted die.
Oh, wow, I hate Lana. That scene with Clark...
Then we see Lionel doing something evil, but at least he's evil and interesting, as opposed to the evil boringness that is Lana Lang.
But at least Alicia didn't actually die.
That teaser? The fucking creepiest thing ever. Especially that smile on the kid's face. Just... damn.
*shivers*
The Season Three Angel dvd ad could be better. Or maybe it's just that "live fast, die never" is a sucky line.
This is a really amazing episode so far (and I like seeing Nina again). Also, gross in a creepy way, but it's intentional, so that's good.
God, I love Angel this year - funny, disturbing, touching, thought-provoking, and sexy.
I'm really going to miss it next year.
And I'm going to stand up (well, type up) and say that I liked the Fred/Wes stuff, very much including the adorable set of kisses. 'Course, I've never had a problem with them, but I can't remember if I ever said it.
Anyway, new episode. Ooo, Clark has chemistry with a woman! Oh, wait, he normally does, unless her name is Lana Lang (examples include Chloe, Desiree, Kyla, Jessie, and that random chick in Metropolis).
It's nice to see Lionel again. I particularly enjoyed the way Chloe and Clark kept looking at him.
I really enjoyed the teaser - it was nice to see Chloe and Clark as friends, and I like Alicia already. She's going to die, isn't she?
Is this a twin issue or was that really Alicia again? Either way, I like her. She's so going to die by the end of the episode. Damn. She's all kinds of pretty.
Wow, she went pyscho fast. Too bad, because Clark's eyes lit up with her. They were really cute together before the creepiness.
*sigh*
This show sucks with the writing of women. Not a new observation, but this episode is driving it home.
He's so still attracted to her, even though he's also totally creeped out. I kinda like that.
I still really like her. Of course, she could blow up the whole world and dance in the ashes and she'd still be better than Lana, so it's a weighted die.
Oh, wow, I hate Lana. That scene with Clark...
Then we see Lionel doing something evil, but at least he's evil and interesting, as opposed to the evil boringness that is Lana Lang.
But at least Alicia didn't actually die.
That teaser? The fucking creepiest thing ever. Especially that smile on the kid's face. Just... damn.
*shivers*
The Season Three Angel dvd ad could be better. Or maybe it's just that "live fast, die never" is a sucky line.
This is a really amazing episode so far (and I like seeing Nina again). Also, gross in a creepy way, but it's intentional, so that's good.
God, I love Angel this year - funny, disturbing, touching, thought-provoking, and sexy.
I'm really going to miss it next year.
And I'm going to stand up (well, type up) and say that I liked the Fred/Wes stuff, very much including the adorable set of kisses. 'Course, I've never had a problem with them, but I can't remember if I ever said it.