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TigerStripes -> RE: Smallville Replacement Thread (3/25/2007 11:20:53 AM)
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ORIGINAL: ladioffaith I just don't get the whole "Chloe marrying Lex" thing. Lana married Lex, not Chloe [:)] Speaking of Lana marrying Lex of all people: *barf* My viewing of this show has been rather spotty. For the first few seasons, I watched about every single episode. For 2 or 3 seasons, I missed most episodes (but I wound up seeing some of those missed episodes when they were repeated late afternoon on Sundays). For the past couple of months, I've been back to watching every episode (when I remember to). Lana apparently had a miscarriage on a recent episode. I missed the part about what Lex did to the baby... can anyone here tell me the deal about that? Did Lex at some point konk Lana out and inject the fetus with Kryptonite or what? Before the miscarriage episode, all I heard was some doctor telling Lex, "You never did tell Lana what you did to the baby, did you?" Then Lex was shown burning Lana's baby medical files. Sometimes, I do get a little tired of Clark's fixation on Lana. For those of you who haven't been watching: On a recent show, Lana figured out for herself what Clark's secret is. You know what strikes me as funny about Clark's "secret?" In the course of this show, several different people have been told about it! I think the first to learn about Clark's secret was Clark's buddy Pete (who moved away). Then some little kid with special powers found out (but he later died). Chole has known for awhile. Lex's dad knows Clark's secret. Obviously, Green Arrow, Aqua Man, The Flash and that robot guy know. And there are a handful of other super villians / heroes who have learned Clark's secret too - but they wound up dying or going crazy. It's just funny to me that something that's been revealed to so many people is considered a 'secret.' Is it just me, or does anyone else here think that the actress who plays Lois looks a little too old for Clark? (Before anyone stones me, I'm a woman). I also sense zero chemistry between them (and yes, I'm aware that their characters aren't supposed to be exactly fond of one another, but still...)
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