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This is forever my favorite scene of the show (rewatching the show seeing this again makes me jump up and down in my head lol)

u/Parking_Storage_5107 — 2 hours ago

Favorite Lois centric episode ?

Let's give our little reporter a little love ! Not necessarily my favorite but one I really love is the one where her sister comes to visit in season 4. I think it gives us a lot of insight into who Lois is.

u/James-Samuel17 — 8 hours ago

Smallville (Lois) Cosplay

I've seen Smallville having a resurgence in popularity lately and it makes me so happy. I've been a fan since day one and religiously watched the show and have done many rewatches over the years. I am a huge Lois/Erica fan, and since I love to sew and cosplay, I've made a few of Lois's costumes from the show. The first one is from the episode 'Noir' and the other is from 'Persuasion.'

u/LoisWayne — 7 hours ago

Old CW Shows was wild

Body modification, dismemberment, assembled corpses, torture, and things like that actually appeared quite often in this show. The CW writers back then were really bold and wild!!!

Since these scenes were broadcast directly on mainstream American television networks, the content level was still considered normal and would not be considered NSFW.

If you look at it from the perspective of exploring the mindset of each psychopath in the show, many moments in this series are even darker than The Boys. I watched it all the way to Season 10, and this show is honestly insane. Sometimes I couldn’t help thinking, “Isn’t this supposed to be a bright and hopeful Superman show?”

u/Odd_Disk1545 — 6 hours ago

T3 E16 - No volviendo al futuro

Capítulo interesante. Si no supiese que Lana ha de quedar viva para que la historia continúe, te diría que hubiese sido un final decente y trágico para ella. Pero como ya vimos varias veces (en el E12 de esta temporada), Clark puede cambiar el destino. Pregunta, ¿soy el único al cual le gustan los inicios en in media res?

Algo que noté en este episodio cuando Adam robó la camioneta y el teléfono, es que si Clark supiese volar, lo habría encontrado. ¿Por qué Clark todavía no vuela si ya el vio a Jor-El haciéndolo (por lo tanto puede asumir que él también puede) y durmiendo ha levitado? Además, varias veces ha soñado que vuela. Ojalá que aprenda a hacerlo antes de que se acabe la temporada.

La trama respecto a la sangre de Clark y el suero está interesante. Así como expuso Clark, ¿no vale la pena tomar el riesgo de que investiguen con su sangre si eso puede, por ejemplo, curar a su madre o el corazón de su padre?

Por cierto, que bueno que se murió el insoportable de Adam.

u/ChipRepulsive — 10 hours ago

Who was the better Luthor villian? Lex or Lionel?

My money goes to Lionel. Lex was a bit docile to me, even after his father's death and his breakup with Clark.

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u/CheesecakeNo6642 — 11 hours ago

I just feel bad for Lex

I’m watching the show for the first time and I’m about halfway through season 5 and I’ve noticed a recurring pattern. Clark accuses Lex of doing something he didn’t do and Lex immediately offers to help solve the problem, Lex does something that upsets Clark (usually reasonable for Clark to be upset, I know Lex is no moral paragon) and Clark declares their friendship over until he comes back the next episode asking Lex for a favour which he almost always does anyway. Anytime Lionel does something bad Lex gets blamed even if he is trying to fix the problem and John Kent is always spitting at any attempt he makes to put things right.

Not to mention everyone lying to him constantly like he’s stupid, plus the constant gaslighting, trying to get him to believe he didn’t see things he actually saw. And like they’re not good lies, he knows he’s being lied to by everyone, all the time.

It really seems like everyone just uses Lex for his money and connections and nobody actually likes or respects him. I can see why he would become a villain, the paranoia he must feel from constantly being used and lied to would be maddening.

Also under Chloe’s truth compulsion ability he admits the thing he wants most from his father is for him to love him, which is just tragic.

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u/ScienceAndGames — 16 hours ago

Where to find this song

Does anyone know where to find this song? I literally can't find the exact melody of it anywhere even if the title and band name is given 😭😭

u/pomeisuu — 19 hours ago
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Hoy terminé Smallville😭

Hoy terminé Smallville, que puta buena serie fuckk, está ultima temporada me hizo llorar bastante🥹 por cierto no existen más temporadas luego de la 10 , pero si hicieron una temporada 11 en comic que es canon, tengo el pdf si alguien lo quiere🫶🏻Estoy feliz de ver feliz a mi clarksito con su trajesito y volando como pájaro 😭

SOMEBODY SAVEEE MEEEEEE😭😭voy con arrow🏹, que otra serie me recomiendan después se esta joya?

u/Brimulishap — 17 hours ago

Searching for Smallville Fanfic

The subject I am looking for is against the rules of Reddit, or more specifically, the r/Smallville page. What can I do?

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u/CheesecakeNo6642 — 11 hours ago

Is there anyone else out there who doesn't like Jonathan Kent?

I dont want to get into the reasons I dont like him because I know he is deeply beloved in this fandom and I don't want to upset anyone. I'm just wondering if there's anyone else who didn't like him.

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u/GreyStagg — 1 day ago
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Damn, how tall is Anjum Fakih? I considered Shraddha to be tall for girls, Anjum is even towering her so much

u/TunTunTunT — 1 day ago

clark’s same outfit almost every episode

i just started watching smallville two weeks ago and im currently on s5 ep10. during the last few episodes of season 4 I started noticing that Clark always has this specific outfit on (blue shirt, red jacket) in every episode 😭 pls tell me he’ll eventually start wearing new clothes soon lol

u/tiraMISu______ — 1 day ago

Lex after season 7

I really enjoy seasons 8-10, but something that always bothered me was the way Lex is portrayed after season 7.

They talk about him as though he was evil, but I thought season 7 he was a lot more grey. He never reached that level of villainy that they describe him as being.

Like he’s super maniacal when he makes Lana absorb the kryptonite so she and Clark can’t be together. I just can’t see him doing that after holding Clark in the fortress and telling him he loves him like a brother.

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Tom Welling, paid per word?

I swear at some point maybe 75-80% of the way through the way through the show where Clark basically just stops talking? He basically responds to just things by shrugging, doing a half smile, doing a half frown or squinting his eyes

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u/generic1234321 — 1 day ago

Clark and Lois

I wish we were able to see their relationship more in Smallville. It was such a good build up but I feel like they shortened it too much. Definitely feel like season 7 they could’ve built it up more. However, the way they did it in 9-10 was special and I love them together. They really are a powerful dynamic duo that need each other!

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u/ImHereForLaughs58 — 1 day ago

Talkvillepodcast comments

What do you think of Michael, Tom and Ryan review of episode Stiletto? Do you feel they were fair or did they not understand the purpose of the episode?

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u/Eastern-Draft-912 — 1 day ago