u/mutually_awkward

Even though a lot of fans thought he would continue criticising it (even Rosey himself didn't seem to be excited about the post-Lex seasons), most of the Season 8 Talkville reviews have been positive with it being more engaging for him. And it seems like Tom has been wanting to see what Rosenbaum thought about those seasons for a long time.

I always had a sneaky suspicion Rosenbaum would end up liking the seasons without Lex more than the early ones, either because he can take himself out or because the show stops with the teen angst and goes for an mature relationship with very little "will they/won't they" and fully dives into being a DC universe show.

I never hated the teen angst since I was a angsty teen myself in those seasons, but I remember for the first time I stopped watching consistently during Season 7 after I didn't like the storylines and never finished it back in the day. When I randomly turned on a Season 8 episode a year later, the whole new vibe of the show drew me back until the end.

Just like Lana vs Lois fans, there are fans who prefer the two different eras of the show. I personally am always nostalgic for the early "good 'ole days" seasons, but also enjoyed the strong finishing seasons.

I never really got mad at Rosenbaum for criticising the show—people are allowed to have their opinion—but I'm just really enjoying these turn of events.

My friend showed me this last night: https://www.facebook.com/reel/2096829884229848

On one hand, the video is made by some guy shilling out AI plugins and all his replies are bots. He definitely did not have any editors to fire.

But if it can do editing at some level already, I'm wondering if anyone has shelled out a Claude subscription to learn it for when jobs start asking editors to have it as a job skill?