I'll just respond to the stuff that wont have us going back and forth, because I honestly don't have the time.
So you dont like it because it has never been done this early before?
Partly, yes.
And see I never understood in the movies why Clark was so in to Lois
Because she's so frickin' hot.
He later finds out that there's a lot more to her than her her good looks. Lois and Clark did this perfectly.
because as far as I'm concerned she was cold and rude to him and didnt require a second glance from him. Pretty much the same with L & C, Clark was in love with Lois from the moment he met her? Is that natural?
Yes, she usually doesn't behave very nicely to Clark, but in many ways, in the true, original version of the story, that is a major plus for Clark, because it only helps his case in keeping his other identity a secret from the one person that he spends the most time with. And it's not like she's aggressively rude to him or anything, she just responds to him like she does to most people, because "that's Lois".
I was a big fan of L & C and I think they developed Lois's love for Clark very nicely, but as I said above, why would Clark be head over heels in love with her from the moment he met her? And the answer to that would be because that's the way its written.
Like I said, it starts out as an infatuation because of her physical beauty as it is with everyone, but over time as he spends more time with her he falls in love with her because of her personality, because deep down, she's a wonderful loving person that only Clark gets to see because of their close working relations. There's a huge difference between infatuation and true love. On smallville they're playing the " meant to be" stuff without having gone through the basics of actually going through that phase of being smitten with one another. Like I told you, it really,
truly feels forced.
Not that it bothers me THAT much, but since you asked.
So what is it you think they have been doing with the two of them since they've been thrown together in Season 4? Clark started out in Season 4 by saying he "cant stand her" and by the end of that Season they were two people who had a better understanding and appreciation of each other.... cue their scene in the barn in Commencement.
My honest to God answer to this would be that she's only in the show because she's a familiar name to the Superman fans, and audience in general. At least the reason why she's on the show so early in his childhood in this version of the story.
So then, introducing Lois Lane to a show about Superman is wrong how?
Because it's
not a show about superman. At least not the way it was initially conceived, and it's still that very reply the producers give when ever asked about why he isn't wearing the suit yet. They can't have the cake and eat it too. Smallville is a show about a mans journey
towards becoming superman, a stage he has yet to reach. And through out supermans history, Lois has always been a part of the grown up life of Clark Kent, not his childhood as well.
While lately Smallville is resembling more and more a superman show, back when Lois was introduced it was anything but.
Really? You enjoy watching Oliver get all emo over, I still dont know exactly. I thought at first it was Jimmy's death and how the Doomsday situation was handled, but in the end it seemed to be regret over killing Lex.
Not necessarily enjoy watching his story, but so far the story of the Green Arrow/Oliver Queen has been more enjoyable than watching something that simply doesn't appeal to me.
Well if you dont like them as a couple in this version, then that's a shame for you, because like the producer at the television studio in this episode, I could sit and watch them in a verbal exchange for hours and the kiss at the end was icing on the cake. They make me smile and that makes me happy.
Well good for you then
, I wish I could say the same for me, but I can't.
Lois and Clark season one and two,
THAT made me smile big time, and honestly, Dean Cain and Teri hatcher were bother better suited for the romance part of the story. They simply did it better. But Welling is of course the better superman, that's why I did all those manips of him in the suit, because he's purely awesome as the Man Of Steel, and always will be. He shares the nr. one spot with Reeve as far as superman is concerned.
