Smallville Season 10: The Final Season (SPOILERS)

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wtf, that is a terrible song imo. Sounds like a backstreet boys song with the chorus. hope it wont be and glad it isn't on the show.
 
Re: Smallville Season 10: The Final Season

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And I have to say my favorite part of Smallville, still to this day, is the Clark and Lana "story." To watch their relationship grow the way it had was pure gold as far as I'm concerned. Will they? Won't they? Will they? Won't they? :lol I know he's destined to be with Lois, and I'm all for that especially the way they've developed her (Lois) character, but still Clark and Lana really made the show "click" for me. Back in the high school years of Smallville and even through Season 6 and 7, the on-screen chemistry between those two was phenomenal. Season 1 aired my freshman year of high school, so it was easy to relate to the whole high school theme (minus the super powers of course. :lol)

And like I was saying earlier, a few posts ago, the soundtrack of those earlier years (Season 1 - 5ish) was nothing sort of perfection. I'll never forget the ending scene of the very first episode with Clark in the loft of his barn, imagining he's with Lana, but then is quickly brought back to reality as Lana is dropped off at her house after prom. Then queues the song "Everything" by Lifehouse as Clark thanks Lana, from a distance, for the dance they never had.

It's moments like those gives that give me goosebumps and it was then that I was hooked.

Wow man, your bringing back a lot of memories :lol

Season 1 aired for me in my graduation year of High school, and my wife chose that Lifehouse Song as our "last Dance of the night" at our Wedding just last year :D

I think you like the whole Clark and Lana Dynamic so much because that is what the show was mainly about for 6 outta 9 years, i like what they've done with Lois though....i am really liking how they are making her fit into his life more and more!!!

oh and the promo's you posted earlier are Awesome!!!, thanks for those :hi5:

Power, they played "Everything" again in the 200th episode. :yess: This is a perfect 200th blast-from-the-past episode. Hope you're watching.
 
Not only that, but how cool is it that they brought Greg, the baddie from the second-ever episode of Smallville, back??? It's little things like those which may make me appreciate this show that much more.
 
Wow, what a powerful ending.

Those three little words....

And to end it with the dance and "first flight"? I've got goosebumps yet again. Great writing and acting IMO.

Well done, Smallville. Well done.
 
Best episode ever.

I can't say that it was my favorite episode ever, but I can definitely it was certainly up there, and arguably the most powerful.

It will certainly go down as a memorable one. That's one episode I could watch over and over again....
 
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The ending was perfect. I feel like the 20 year old version of myself again when I first watched Smallville. :hi5::panic::lol:lol:lol
 
I really want to comment on the episode as a part of the overall season plot, but honestly, I don't want to. :lol

I'm still a little in awe, especially of that ending. That was beautiful.
 
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The ending was perfect. I feel like the 20 year old version of myself again when I first watched Smallville. :hi5::panic::lol:lol:lol

Seriously! It brought me WAY back as well. I was a freshman in high school when this started airing.

I really loved this one a lot. I loved the way it was set up.
 
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That might have been my favorite and one of the best episode i have ever seen,I hope their like that until the last episode.
 
WOW! What a powerful episode! I love all of the discussion between the "good guy" Brainiac and Clark about Clark letting go of the darkness of his past, and concentrating on the present. The episode reminded me a little of "A Christmas Carol" with all of the time travel, and reflection on the past, present and the future. You know I was nearly in tears a few times, and I'm a guy, and not ashamed to say that. Superman is my favorite superhero, and Smallville is definitely one of my favorite TV shows of all time. James Marsters did a perfect job, and really brought something special to his role as "Brainiac 5". The writing for this episode was GREAT. Top notch! I loved what Oliver said in his interview, about being a hero and not being ashamed of it. Another great scene in this episode.

It was so nice to see Clark and Lois truly connect at the end of the episode. You can see how much they really love each other. Seeing the stuff in the future was great. I wonder if that young man that spoke to Clark when he went to his old familiar desk at the Daily Planet was...Jimmy Olsen? Anyone else out there think that is who he was? :)

I think after the events of this episode it should help to convince Jor-El more in Clark's favor that he IS prepared to become the hero he should be. It is definitely a turning point the right direction for Clark becoming Superman.

I agree that this was one of the very best episodes of the entire series! No question about that! :wave
 
Epic episode. Every main character had a pretty powerful performance. loved Ollie's speech to the media.
 
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