Tonight's Smallville and Angel

[butterfly]

I liked the guy. The young guy. Plus, the Lana-lookalike was dead, so that was all a good time.

And man, for an 'abandoned' girl, she sure has a lot of family.

Poor Clark.

Aw... Clark wants to connect with his daddy. It's kinda sweet.

Wow. Fake Lana's makeup sucks worse than normal Lana's does.

Pete's skepticism amuses me.

I hate Lana. Just throwing that out there.

Ghosts! Murder! Also, adultery in this one!

Oh, yeah, that Louise is a catch, with the cheating and all. Loyal to the core.

That song is never going to mean anything but Buffy to me. I kept waiting for one of them to go all zombie on us. Which would at least have been exciting.

Oooo. New Luthor info.

Huh. Luthor accidentally killed her.

Can Lex kill Lana by accident?

Ah, it was for the best. She would have only cheated on him, too.

Ah-ha! Joe killed Lex's grandparents!

Hee. Clark amuses me.

Oh, yeah, he was taking her 'home' all right. Did that even make sense?

That description of Krypton was pretty.

And apparently the annoying obsessiveness is purely a Lang looks thing, as Everyone Was In Love With Louise, as well.

"I wish I'd known when to let go."

Hey, Lana? Let the hell go already.

Ah-ha! Lionel killed his own parents!

Lana is always calling people who end up suffering terribly 'lucky' for one or two good things. It's really annoying.

Hmm. Well, that ended on an interesting note.



"You're sorta like a woman."

Hee. Loving Fred.

Aw... and after recently rewatching S2's Gunn, this Gunn makes so much sense.

Hee!

"I really hate this place."

Wesley has really been getting to show concern for Angel. There was the random shot of him after Angel got shot in Unleashed. And he's all kinds of worried about Angel's physical health here.

"Remind me again how you got the front seat."
"Called shotgun."
"Thought we were going a weapons check."

Ooo. Wes and Spike in a scene. That's new. Ooo! Eee! Ah! Wes! He's! I!

There are no words for my joy at that scene.

I love this episode.

"Is it too much to expect them to remember their past?"

Hmm.

Okay, things are getting very interesting on the long-term front.

Well, we have confirmation about what Wes doesn't remember. Ouch. It's so hard watching him go through this. Part of me doesn't want him to remember what he did. Or what Angel did. But he deserves to. Wes deserves the truth.

Oh, I really enjoyed this episode. A lot. And there's so much Connor in it, even though he's not.

And there are no words for how much I adored the Wesley subplot.

Comments

[brooding-soul.livejournal.com]

Huh. Luthor accidentally killed her.

I don't think it was that. They never explicitly said it, but I think one of the bullets that bounced of Joe hit Louise (I almost typed Lana). I think that's why Clark wasn't so forthcoming with "Oh, Lauchlan killed her, it was his fault." He neer really told Lana exactly how Louise died, which is why I'm assuming what I'm assuming.

[butterfly.livejournal.com]

Yeah, he accidentally shot her. Bullet bounced off Joe and there was a dead Louise. He didn't murder her, maybe, but he did kill her. Like Warren killed Tara. He didn't mean to, it's just where the bullet went.

[brooding-soul.livejournal.com]

Oh. Hee. I thought you meant he mis-aimed and killed her instead. My bad.

[butterfly.livejournal.com]

's cool. No one understands my genius.

*winks*