Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Maerdwyn" data-source="post: 1838818" data-attributes="member: 835">I thought the last two scenes saved the episode.&nbsp; It's not that I minded Mxy, I didn't.&nbsp; I just thought a lot of the writing was badly executed - Jonathan's &quot;You sounding more an more like your father speech&quot; for example.&nbsp; Clark's justification for wimping out of doing the right thing was BS, IMHO, and Jonathan basically congratualted him for it.&nbsp; I also didn't like Chloe selling out her ideals for &quot;textbook money&quot;:&nbsp; it's not that that's not what a lot of people wouldn't do, just that It doesn't seem like Chloe would have, given her passion for journalism. No krypto freak is good.&nbsp;Lex doing something conniving and self serving using informatino he got from Clark, trying to pass it off as it being for Clark and Clark calling him on it is VERY good. Lex basically starting the &quot;Legion of Doom&quot; in a basement somewhere nearby is even pretty good.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maerdwyn, post: 1838818, member: 835"] I thought the last two scenes saved the episode. It's not that I minded Mxy, I didn't. I just thought a lot of the writing was badly executed - Jonathan's "You sounding more an more like your father speech" for example. Clark's justification for wimping out of doing the right thing was BS, IMHO, and Jonathan basically congratualted him for it. I also didn't like Chloe selling out her ideals for "textbook money": it's not that that's not what a lot of people wouldn't do, just that It doesn't seem like Chloe would have, given her passion for journalism. No krypto freak is good. Lex doing something conniving and self serving using informatino he got from Clark, trying to pass it off as it being for Clark and Clark calling him on it is VERY good. Lex basically starting the "Legion of Doom" in a basement somewhere nearby is even pretty good. [/QUOTE]

Verification