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Thought tonight's episode was entertaining and OK. Don't know if I loved the whole Jimmy 'Bond' Olsen thing. Why the ^^^^ isn't this show focusing on Clark more??? Ending seems like this is about to take a turn for the worst.

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Going back in time? Are you ^^^^ing kidding me? :monkey4

I love this show but I don't know how much more of this crap I can take. Let the mother ^^^^er turn into Superman already.
 
I wasn't a big fan of this episode - and the dancing was cringeworthy.

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However I do like where they're going with how it ended. Time to see some cool time travel/Krypton/Brainiac goodness.
 
Thought tonight's episode was entertaining and OK. Don't know if I loved the whole Jimmy 'Bond' Olsen thing. Why the ^^^^ isn't this show focusing on Clark more??? Ending seems like this is about to take a turn for the worst.

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Going back in time? Are you ^^^^ing kidding me? :monkey4

I love this show but I don't know how much more of this crap I can take. Let the mother ^^^^er turn into Superman already.

yeah from what I read, the next episode sounds suspiously like the Buffy ep "The Wish", where one of the characters wishes the main character never came to town.

although, i am looking forward to Clark in glasses.
 
yeah from what I read, the next episode sounds suspiously like the Buffy ep "The Wish", where one of the characters wishes the main character never came to town.

although, i am looking forward to Clark in glasses.

Yea, they already had the groundhog day episode when Lana "died", so they need a "A Wonderful Life" episode. I will say seeing clark in glasses will be awesome.
 
anyone else notice the pack of Stride on the table next to Chloe's phone when they were at the party?

at least this time they didn't beat us over the head with product placement like they did in the Pete episode.
 
anyone else notice the pack of Stride on the table next to Chloe's phone when they were at the party?

at least this time they didn't beat us over the head with product placement like they did in the Pete episode.

:rotfl:rotfl I did not notice the gum, but I did notice that Jimmy Olsen turned into james bond; I must have missed that episode :monkey1:monkey1

But seeing Chloe in that blue dress was awesome :love
 
:rotfl:rotfl I did not notice the gum, but I did notice that Jimmy Olsen turned into james bond; I must have missed that episode :monkey1:monkey1

But seeing Chloe in that blue dress was awesome :love

She doesn't do it for me anymore. Thought she was super cute in the first couple seasons but she's got those granny arms. Lois on the other hand :naughty
 
Granny Arms? :lol

Why did you break up with her man? Her arms....they looked like Nana's.

Jen better be careful I guess....:lol
 
She doesn't do it for me anymore. Thought she was super cute in the first couple seasons but she's got those granny arms. Lois on the other hand :naughty

No doubt that Lois is extremely fine. But Chloe's got this uber geek chick thing down that is awesomeness :banana:banana
 
probably the best episode of the season.
awesome seeing the traditional "Clark Kent" (i.e. with glasses)

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was it Krypton's sun that destroyed it in the comics? i thought it blew up from the core of the planet.
just another deviation from the mythos?
 
It's always been the exploding red sun that destroyed Krypton.

I agree, this was the best episode of the season. Hell, one of the best of the entire series.
 
One of the new villains is Doomsday, who's notable for killing Superman in the DC Comics Superman universe. Another is a female villain producers describe as "intelligent, brilliantly manipulative, and dangerously sinister" whose "attraction with Clark may prove to be as deadly as kryptonite for him."

Doomsday?!?! The shark has just been jumped....
 
When they first pulled the "It's a Wonderful Life" schtick I was disappointed, but it did turn out to be a pretty good elseworlds story. Love the Lois/Clark interaction - wish we'd had more of that this season. And the ep was directed by Welling - he's got some skills in that area I'd say.

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I thought it would continued and would conclude next week on Krypton - but I guess they don't have the budget for a whole hour of Krypton - just like they made Lex's mansion the new First residence to save money. Why does Lex need the glove if Superman never existed?

Doomsday could be interesting - and the other villain sounds like it could be that alien queen from the animated show (and comic?).
 
i cant believe clark hooks up with lois after chloe and lana get killed.

:rotfl:rotfl Nice try

When they first pulled the "It's a Wonderful Life" schtick I was disappointed, but it did turn out to be a pretty good elseworlds story. Love the Lois/Clark interaction - wish we'd had more of that this season. And the ep was directed by Welling - he's got some skills in that area I'd say.

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I thought it would continued and would conclude next week on Krypton - but I guess they don't have the budget for a whole hour of Krypton - just like they made Lex's mansion the new First residence to save money. Why does Lex need the glove if Superman never existed?

Doomsday could be interesting - and the other villain sounds like it could be that alien queen from the animated show (and comic?).

Speaking of saving money, they used the Nuke scenes from Terminator 3.

SO, the new villans next year are Doomsday and Evil-Kara, https://www.aintitcool.com/node/36592should be interesting. I know Doomsday isn't going to look like this, but I can dream.

https://www.smallvillevirtuality.com/superthoughts/doomsday.bmp

Wonder what his origins will be. Wonder if it will be near this:

History

In the years before the Great Purge and the Clone Banks Krypton's scientists began a project in partnership with the alien geneticist Bertron. They would fund his research while he would share with them his knowledge in genetic engineering. The project was simple enough, an infant lifeform was created and then exposed to the predators and environmental conditions of the remote world Bertron had chosen for his laboratory. At first the child survived only two seconds outside, but samples were taken from remains, subtly altered genetically and a new clone grown overnight. In the morning this new clone would be exposed outside and would last a fraction of a second longer before being killed.

The project continued with a new improved subject to be tested each day. A thousand generations of evolution were compressed into thirty years. At first the subject survived seconds outside, then hours, it adapted to the environment and killed off the predators. The final incarnation was dubbed the Ultimate by Bertron. The principal was the survival of the fittest, a creature that could defeat any opponent, survive any environment and if actually killed it would regenerate in such a way that it could not be killed in the same manner again.

The experiment lasted for years. After several iterations, the creature developed the ability to survive in the planet's harsh atmosphere, only to be devoured by the vicious aliens which inhabited the world. Again and again Bertron and his team retrieved the remains of their project, which Bertron referred to as The Ultimate, and again and again The Ultimate was reborn and reinsterted into the atmosphere. And with each death and rebirth, The Ultimate retained the knowledge of its previous lives and learned from them.

Finally, after many many years of deaths and rebirths, The Ultimate became all that its creator envisioned. The Ultimate cleansed the entire planet of hostile life, and then came after Bertron. The Ultimate had retained all knowledge of its previous versions, including the knowledge and the face of the one person who continued to torment it.

The Ultimate fled from that hostile and harsh world by boarding one of the frequent supply ships which had enabled Bertron's experiment to continue for so long. From there he went on a world-by-world rampage, until he was finally killed on the peaceful planet Colu. The Coluans, unaware of The Ultimate's regenerative powers, buried it as they would one of their own--wrapped in green cloth and chained to a block of stone. The Coluans sent the stone into space, where it wandered for who knows how long a time before crash landing on Earth many years ago.

It began in a field several hundred miles outside of Metropolis, on a warm sunny afternoon. A low rumbling could be heard, growing louder and louder. Finally the source of this noise was revealed: a large, hulking behemoth, wrapped in green fabric and cables. This huge monster did not speak but instead began a murderous and seemingly random rampage.

The Justice League were the first to go up against this monster, who was quickly able to beat them all senseless. Superman arrived and found himself up against a being of such strength and mindless rage as he had never encountered before. This was Doomsday, and Superman's battle with him would prove to be his most difficult.

The monster Doomsday made his way towards the city of Metropolis, cutting a swath of destruction in his wake. Superman followed, and there, on the streets of the City of Tomorrow, right in front of the Daily Planet, the two fought a pitched battle. Onlookers were amazed and frightened to see the Man of Steel hurt, bruised, bleeding, and seemingly unable to subdue Doomsday. Windows shattered with the force of their blows, and the streets and buildings were torn to rubble. Then, finally, horribly, it happened. Although the Man of Steel was able to finally subdue and destroy the beast, the toll on his own body was too much. As the monster Doomsday fell to the ground, lifeless, so too did Superman.

The death of Superman was felt by all, but there was one individual who took it more personally even than the Man of Steel's closest friends. Lex Luthor had sworn that he would be the one who would kill Superman, and the monster Doomsday had beat him to the punch.

Doomsday's body was taken to Cadmus Laboratories for study, but one of the five Supermen who arrived in the wake of the true Superman's death arrived and removed the carcass into outer space. There the pretender Superman strapped the dead Doomsday to an asteroid and threw it deep into space. It floated there, lost among the stars, for a considerable time before a passing space freighter took note of the asteroid's mineral content. The freighter pulled the asteroid into her loading dock before realizing what was attached to it. The crew rushed to jettison the monster, but it was too late. Horribly, inexplicably, Doomsday came to life and slaughtered the ship's crew.

The ship, as it turns out, was en route to Apokolips, homeworld of the galactic despot Darkseid. The ship landed on autopilot and Doomsday emerged and began laying waste to the inhabitants of this new world. Even the great Darkseid himself proved vulnerable to the rampaging terror of Doomsday, his dread Omega Beams having no effect.

Meanwhile, back on Earth, the true Superman had returned from the dead. He learned of Doomsday's return and presence on Apokolips. Enlisting the aid of Waverider of the Linear Men, Superman travelled to Darkseid's homeworld to again do battle with Doomsday.

This unstoppable monster, who not only returned to life after each supposed killing but evolved past it, preventing the same method from proving lethal twice was the being Superman was travelling to face a second time.

On Apokolips, Superman and Waverider encountered Doomsday again, and also the traitorous Cyborg. Superman dealt with the Cyborg, with Darkseid's assistance. Waverider, curious to know the monster's true motivation, peered into Doomsday's mind and saw with horror that though the beast looked at Superman, the being it saw was Bertron! Waverider and Superman realized that the world Bertron had chosen to carry out his experiments was Krypton, and that it was Bertron's influence that sparked the Kryptonians' interest in genetic manipulation.

The battle on Apokolips was fierce. Even with the aid of a Mother Box, a living computer given him by Orion, Superman found himself unable to defeat Doomsday a second time. Finally, in desperation, Superman used one of Waverider's time/space travel devices to transport Doomsday to the End of Time, where the natural forces of entropy would quickly and finally defeat the monster. Or so it was thought.

Doomsday surfaced yet a third time to menace the Man of Steel, and this time the rampaging monster was guided by an intelligence as sinister as it was vast. Superman learned to his horror that the monster Doomsday was inhabited by the consciousness of his foe Vril Dox, also known as Braniac.

This third encounter happened as Superman was trying to do a favor for his old friend and childhood sweetheart, Lana Lang, now married to Pete Ross. Lana's baby had been born prematurely, and needed to be taken to a major city hospital if he had any hope of survival. Lana persuaded Superman to make the trip, but along the way he was attacked by the newly intelligent Doomsday. Doomsday/Brainiac stole the young child, intending to use it as a new vessel to house Braniac's consciousness.

This time Superman knew what to do. Enlisting the aid of the JLA, Superman forced Doomsday/Brainiac into a teleportation tube, one of the many which the JLA used to travel back and forth from their headquarters on the moon. Then, before the monster could re-orient himself, Superman activated a perpetual loop between several of the transporter tubes. The tubes' frequencies were set to different levels, so that Doomsday would never fully materialize in any one of them long enough to escape or be freed.

This was the fate Superman designed for both Doomsday and Braniac: an eternity of perpetual motion, never resting in one transporter tube for very long, never completely there at any time. Unfortunately, Braniac was able to save his own consciousness at the last second, downloading himself into a new form, Braniac 2.5.



If Lana's the new female baddy, I'm going to kill myself
 
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Seriously what a crappy idea for a TV villain. He won't look anything like the comic version due to budget reasons (will be in a human form most likely) and will be going up against a "Superman" who can't fly and is a whiney little b*tch feeling sorry for himself most of the time...great idea!
 
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