HoodedAvenger12
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I read your review Triplet. Usually I agree with you, but I got to say, this time I disagree with a lot of it.There's no way that this episode was worse than Roulette.
I also don't really agree with what you said about the acting. Erica really didn't seem uneven to me, I thought she did fine, besides some clunky dialogue she was given, but that's more of a writers thing and they always have clunky dialogue on smallville. As for the Tess death scene, of course she was feeling sorry for herself, she just realized that she made this huge mistake trusting Zod and now she was going to die because of it. And Oliver crying over Tess made sense too, he used to be in love with this women, of course hes going to be upset that shes about to die.
And as for the questions you asked at the beginning of the Review I tried to answer most of them:
When the guy tells Lois the blur is dead he makes a motion with his eyes to the shirt implying its the blurs. Plus the city looks pretty much destroyed, and the blur wouldn't have let that happen if he was still around so of course Lois believes him.
Tess helped Zod get his powers because she believes that a world full of Clarks can save the world. That's all Tess has ever wanted, is to save the Earth. If it takes Zod taking over the world to make sure that people don't destroy the planet so be it, that's why Lois calls her the ultimate Eco-terrorist.
Chloe is arrogant and ego-centric in the present, and always has been. Plus as you said in the review all of this is supposed to take place a year after Doomsday. In this time line Chloe hasn't seen are talked to Clark since he walked out on her, thus in her eyes betraying her. What part of losing your husband, cousin, and best friend wouldn't affect someone in a deep level, and make them cold and emotionless. Plus the whole world has gone to hell, it made sense for Chloe to be like she was.
About Lois not figuring out Clarks secret, this is the same women in the comics that is fooled by a pair of glasses. Plus how is she supposed to just jump to the conclusion that Clark is an alien and has super powers under the yellow sun by the little bit of info she received in the episode. I think it would be more of a stretch for her to have realized Clarks secret. Plus I think after she saw him get kicked through a building and still be alive she had to have known something was up.
About Stuart, Tess just shot him in the back. I never once thought it was a head shot while watching the episode.
When Zod and Alia said destroyed our world, they were speaking from their point of view.They meant their world, the Kandorian world they had made the Earth into. Clark just took it to mean he actually destroyed the Earth in Savior.
And finally as for Alia, I think there's something special about her that has yet to be revealed as to why she still had her powers under a yellow sun.
I also don't really agree with what you said about the acting. Erica really didn't seem uneven to me, I thought she did fine, besides some clunky dialogue she was given, but that's more of a writers thing and they always have clunky dialogue on smallville. As for the Tess death scene, of course she was feeling sorry for herself, she just realized that she made this huge mistake trusting Zod and now she was going to die because of it. And Oliver crying over Tess made sense too, he used to be in love with this women, of course hes going to be upset that shes about to die.
And as for the questions you asked at the beginning of the Review I tried to answer most of them:
When the guy tells Lois the blur is dead he makes a motion with his eyes to the shirt implying its the blurs. Plus the city looks pretty much destroyed, and the blur wouldn't have let that happen if he was still around so of course Lois believes him.
Tess helped Zod get his powers because she believes that a world full of Clarks can save the world. That's all Tess has ever wanted, is to save the Earth. If it takes Zod taking over the world to make sure that people don't destroy the planet so be it, that's why Lois calls her the ultimate Eco-terrorist.
Chloe is arrogant and ego-centric in the present, and always has been. Plus as you said in the review all of this is supposed to take place a year after Doomsday. In this time line Chloe hasn't seen are talked to Clark since he walked out on her, thus in her eyes betraying her. What part of losing your husband, cousin, and best friend wouldn't affect someone in a deep level, and make them cold and emotionless. Plus the whole world has gone to hell, it made sense for Chloe to be like she was.
About Lois not figuring out Clarks secret, this is the same women in the comics that is fooled by a pair of glasses. Plus how is she supposed to just jump to the conclusion that Clark is an alien and has super powers under the yellow sun by the little bit of info she received in the episode. I think it would be more of a stretch for her to have realized Clarks secret. Plus I think after she saw him get kicked through a building and still be alive she had to have known something was up.
About Stuart, Tess just shot him in the back. I never once thought it was a head shot while watching the episode.
When Zod and Alia said destroyed our world, they were speaking from their point of view.They meant their world, the Kandorian world they had made the Earth into. Clark just took it to mean he actually destroyed the Earth in Savior.
And finally as for Alia, I think there's something special about her that has yet to be revealed as to why she still had her powers under a yellow sun.
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