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SUPERGIRL on SMALLVILLE!

2007-06-13T22:43:03Z

this time, the REAL Kara shows up! i'm SO EXCITED!

the article contains some spoilers from the season finale! you have been warned!

http://blog.newsarama.com/2007/06/11/supergirl-visits-smallville/

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Whoa... (season finale spoiler)

2007-05-19T15:41:08Z

So Chloe really *is* Lois, just not in the sense that was discussed as a possibility. It would have been cool if Chloe had snatched Lois's body and not just swapped life forces, then kept it from Clark and worked her way close.

Who really blew up Lana's jeep? Lana?

Bizzaro? Sweet! That could be fun and I sure hope it lasts a hell of a lot longer than just the next season's premier. I hope we get more of the JLA next season, too.

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So....

2007-01-17T10:35:30Z

Lois & Clark makin' out.

Awesome.

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MARTIAN MANHUNTER!

2006-11-20T22:11:35Z

Okay, I know nobody posts here anymore, but I totally had a little girlie geek fit when I saw the oreo cookies in this week's episode. It's the Martian Manhunter! There SO better be a JLA team-up series finale.

In unrelated news, they REALLY need to develop Clark's character. They're just going nowhere with him and he's painfully one-dimensional. He really needs to get a clue and start moving in the direction of being more Super.

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Louis and Clark

2006-09-19T19:50:29Z

Meet Superman in his 20s, as Clark Kent working at the Daily Planet and fighting crime while he fights off his attraction to sexy co-worker Lois Lane. Starring Dean Cain and Teri Hatcher of 'Desperate Housewives.'

www.aol.com/in2tv

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Just Showing Off

2006-07-31T15:02:41Z

http://www.damnthatscool.com/Comments.asp?BlogID=3156

:-D

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Brainiac or The Eradicator?

2006-05-06T03:54:24Z

Okay, so I know that even though he has never been mentioned on the show by name, everyone refers to the character of Milton Fine on Smallville as Brainiac. I just don't understand this at all.

EVERYTHING about him implies to me that he is the Eradicator. He even talks about "eradicating" humanity in one of the earlier episodes this season and that's just the kind of wordplay that they love to use on Smallville when using characters from the comics. (Sorry, I don't remember the exact line or episode name, but I remember the line distinctly, because I had been saying since the start that he was obviously the Eradicator).

I mean, Brainiac is GREEN for one thing, and he's from the planet Colu. Whereas the character on Smallville is described as an artificial lifeform from Krypton. That sure sounds like the Eradicator to me. The Eradicator is also often depicted in the comics as an energy-based life-form, only taking a human shape because it was suitable/needed at the time... again, that sounds like Smallville's Fine.

I know that the name Milton Fine is associated with one of Brainiac's origin stories from the post-Crisis comics, but... that seems to be the <i>only</i> thing that connects the Smallville Fine to the Brainiac name. Everything else about him just seems to me to scream Eradicator.

Does anyone else agree with me or am I on my own here?

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Superman Trades

2006-05-05T19:47:56Z

Since DC is so kind as to number SOME Superman trades and not others and to even more confusingly have separate numbering for Superman and The Man of Steel, I thought it would be helpful to some people if I tried to put together a complete list of Superman trades IN ORDER to help alleviate a bit of the confusion.

http://www.supermantrades.com/

I hope some people find this useful, and please let me know if you disagree with any of my ordering or think I've omitted something or anything else. Enjoy!

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Superman: The Journey - huh?

2006-03-08T20:55:43Z

Okay, I'm confused. Every description I've seen online of Superman: The Journey, including dccomics.com, says of this book, "The events that have turned the DCU upside down are reflected in this collection..." Okay, that means Infinite Crisis realted stories, right? "After his first contact with an OMAC, Superman must contend with the arrivals of Bizarro and Zoom, before dealing once and for all with a souped-up Blackrock!" Yes, yes, yes, and yes. These are all IC-related events. Obviously.

But wait. "...stories from SUPERMAN #117, 121-125 with pages from ACTION COMICS #83." Uhhhhhhh derrrr what? Superman books are well into the two hundreds at this point, and Action Comics is in the EIGHT hundreds. Are these actually very old stories that just happen to share characters involved in recent events? And DC is just making us THINK that this is Infinite Crisis related in order to get us to buy it? Or is every single website getting their information from dccomics.com, who is just WRONG about the issue numbers collected here? I am SO confused. Does anyone have a copy of this who can enlighten me as to what is actually in it?

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Lana vs. Lois

2006-02-09T12:01:17Z

I am so confused. On Smallville, Clark obviously loves Lana, in a major way. His relationshop with Lois is that of trading sarcastic remarks, and pretense of not liking eachother very much. From all the Superman comics I have read, and all the Superman movies I have seen, Superman / Clarks girlfriend was always Lois. So, why on Smallville is it Lana?

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Mid-series or wait for DVD

2005-12-14T19:28:19Z

I HATE working weeknights! I've been missing the current season of Smallville and it's just ripping me apart!

So tell me, do I dare just tape the upcoming episodes or should I just be patient and wait for Season 5 to come out on DVD? I'm the type that hate watching a series out of order, especially if I missed something critical that might have me scratching my head thinking "I must have missed something the week before."

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Season finale?

2005-12-13T08:23:27Z

This Thursday's show is 2 hours, is it the season finale?

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Nick Cages's Love of Superman

2005-12-11T00:29:50Z

His wife, Alice Kim Cage, gave birth Monday to a boy, Kal-el Coppola Cage, in New York City, said Cage's Los Angeles-based publicist, Annett Wolf.
The couple married in July 2004. It was the third marriage for Cage and the first for his new wife, who was 20 when they were wed. They met when Cage visited a Los Angeles restaurant where she was working as a waitress.

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Ah Crap....

2005-12-10T21:23:15Z

I just read that the WB is asking for a pilot for an Aquaman tv show and it is to be written by the guys who write Smallville.

I swear, if this means the end of Smallville.......AQUAMAN SHALL DIE!!!!

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Season 5

2005-11-12T15:31:32Z

OK I went ahead and started watching Season 5. I just saw the episode with Clark being exposed to silver Kryptonite (or is it really Kryptonite?).

Now I know I missed a few episodes from the beginning of the season. I have a few questions and suspicions.

The professor: is that suppose to be Brainiac?
Someone sent Clark a note and messages that they knew his secret. Hmmm. . . other than the very few people in Smallville who know his secret (who are still alive), there aren't that many people who know his secret. Dr. Swan and his assistant are dead. The only other person I can think of who has the resources on the same level as Dr. Swan (other than the Luthors) would be Bruce Wayne. I think the timing is just about right, he's wealthy, powerful, and his detective skills may be sharp enough to bring him into Clark's life. The only other person I can recall who knows Clark's secred is Bart Allen (Kid Flash).

Any other guesses?

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Season Premiere

2005-10-03T16:09:35Z

Okay folks, we all saw the season premiere last nite. Now what's your thoughts. I thought it was pretty good. And the end with James Marsters was great. I think they are really setting up this season to be a big one sense people are saying this might be the last season. I really don't think so. Unless it is the last season and it coincides with the release of the new Superman movie. Now I already saw who James Marsters character is, did any of you guys figure it out? Or did you check on-line like I did?

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jimmy olsen

2005-10-03T04:26:43Z

when did he regress in age.. before well back inthe late 90's he was like early 20's-late teens .. now I see him and it's like he's barely 15 at that.

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just noticed something

2005-09-07T15:40:40Z

I was looking at www.imdb.com for some background info on some of the actors. Usually when a show is still running under the title they list the start year (in this case 2001) and question marks as the end year like this 2001-????. It used to say that for smallville. Now it says 2001-2006. That freaks me out. Does anyone have any info regarding whether or not this is accurate. If it is that leads me to beleive that this season will be the last one. I really hope that isnt the case.

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season 2 started off poorly

2005-08-06T01:58:51Z

so, i stopped watching the DVDs. then, today, i was in BB, and I saw season 3. So i grabbed the first volume. i hope it doesn't blow.

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Now they got a little out of hand.

2005-08-05T15:17:36Z

Will sombody please explain to me why will next weeks episode have Krypto, (yes the superdog) in it?

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Smallville Stuntman Injured

2005-07-27T16:23:16Z

http://www.cnn.com/2005/SHOWBIZ/TV/07/27/television.stuntman.reut/index.html

'Smallville' stuntman badly hurt in fall

Wednesday, July 27, 2005; Posted: 10:22 a.m. EDT (14:22 GMT)

TORONTO, Ontario/LOS ANGELES, California (Hollywood Reporter) -- Veteran stuntman Christopher Sayour was in serious condition late Tuesday after falling from a tower during the filming of the WB Network drama "Smallville" in Vancouver.

Sayour, 35, the stunt coordinator for the show and primary stuntman for "Smallville" star Tom Welling, was badly injured in what one source described as a "freak accident" during filming Tuesday morning on location near the township of Langley.

In a statement, Sayour's family said that he had suffered "multiple fractures and internal injuries during the filming of a stunt sequence." The family also asked that the media "respect our privacy as he undergoes various procedures in the coming days."

Sayour was airlifted to Royal Columbian Hospital in nearby New Westminster in critical condition but was upgraded to serious by Tuesday evening.

"Our thoughts and prayers are with Christopher and his family during this difficult time and we wish him a full recovery," the WB and Warner Bros. Television, which produces the teen Superman drama series, said in a statement.

Diane Blaine, a spokeswoman for the local Langley detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, confirmed that Sayour had suffered "significant injuries" after falling 37 feet from a tower.

Blaine said the police investigation found no grounds to suspect foul play, and concluded that Sayour had accidentally fallen while performing a stunt.

The "work safety" investigation was then turned over to the British Columbia branch of Workmen's Compensation Board, which investigates Canadian workplace accidents. Calls to the board were not returned by press time.

A representative of Stunts Canada, the Vancouver-based association of professional stunt coordinators and performers, had no comment when asked about the accident. Production on "Smallville" halted after the accident but is expected to resume Wednesday, sources said.

"Smallville" shoots have caused some concern recently among locals.

Special effects sequences were the cause for alarm last week, according a report on the Web site of the Vancouver Sun newspaper. SkyTrain, Vancouver's rapid transit system, issued a public advisory to alert commuters that the loud blasts they heard during their commute were not terrorist bombs but "Smallville" production crews.

A SkyTrain official told the Sun, "The filming poses no risk to travelers, but given the recent terrorist attacks in London, the company felt it was prudent to warn its customers."

Sayour has been the stunt coordinator for "Smallville" since the series debuted in 2001. He also was a stuntman in such feature films as "I, Robot," "Star Trek: Nemesis," "Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas" and "Three Kings" and the Showtime telefilm "Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical." Sayour also has had bit acting parts in 2002's "The Time Machine," 1997's "Batman & Robin" and the Sci Fi Channel series "Stargate SG-1."

"Reefer Madness" executive producer Kevin Murphy, now a co-executive producer on ABC's "Desperate Housewives," recalled Sayour going the extra mile to complete a shot that called for him to jump off a balcony into a stairwell in the guise of a zombie bandleader.

"It's a big, popping, eye-candy moment," Murphy said. "The whole stunt team was doing this at 4 o'clock in the morning after 11 hours of stuntwork, and he was doing it with professionalism and a smile. I look forward to working with him again when he's better."

Copyright 2005 Reuters. All rights reserved.This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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WHo is joining Smallville?

2005-07-23T20:30:47Z

www.aintitcoolnews.com/display.cgi

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Superman Returns

2005-06-25T16:56:44Z

Does anybody have any information regarding the next movie. I have checked on IMDB.com but it doesn't have that much information (understandable) I like haveing information in one location, easier to locate. Any help would be appreciated.

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Hey

2005-06-17T02:26:28Z

I have a Request. I am a Big Superman fan but I usually dont' keep up with the Comics so I don't know all the enemies or complete Backstory of Superman (I don't know what happend with Doomsday exactly. Not sure how the JLA was formed.) If anybody could get me any information what so ever on Superman or give me a website that would have the History of Superman Past Present and future stuff I would be very greatful. Thanks.

Jay

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Lionel

2005-05-13T20:45:26Z

Whats going on with him? And who got him out, Dr. Swan?

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Smallville website

2005-03-20T02:05:11Z

Here is a good website for all kinds of inormation. Spoilers, epiosodes, etc

www.devotedtosmallville.com

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Bleh

2005-03-04T12:15:08Z

3 new episodes, and back to reruns?

Anyway... that scene at the end, where Clark was looking through the telescope and the meteors (or whatever they were) collided; was there some relevance to that?

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Chloe

2005-02-28T18:04:57Z

I am sorry but every episode I fall more and more in love with Chloe because she is the underdog. I am half expecting her to either leave and join up with Pete or she is going to go insane. kill Lois and take her place (alternate killer is she tries but fails and ends up killing herself)

FUCK PEOPLE GIVE HER A GODDAM CHANCE!

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Grateful For DVDs...and Repeats

2004-12-27T14:01:09Z

Damn ABC for placing my new favorite show, "Lost" opposite my original favorite, Smallville! All I can say is Thank God for DVDs and repeats...I can catch this season since I have yet to see a single ep this season. LOL.

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Books

2004-12-12T18:39:56Z

I'm out in Salt Lake City for some training, and there is a B&N across the street from my hotel, so I went over and picked up a few books. While I was there, I found a couple Smallville books based on the show. I'm not sure if they're based on episodes, or if they're more fan-fiction.

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The next episode

2004-12-11T21:20:26Z

From what I have been reading, we might be in for a wait for the next episode.

I read one site that said the show's next ep would be January 26th. If not then, then we will have one more episode and then it will be not until February for us to find out what happens.

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Books

2004-12-08T03:18:08Z

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imagry in the last episode

2004-12-07T00:17:46Z

Im talking about the previous episode where everyone was going in to the nightmare state due to the luther corp lab explosion.

I was watching the scene where Lex was still unconcious and they showed all the missle launches with him standing there smiling. I was sitting there thinking "this scene looks awfully familiar". It was the exact same footage they showed at the end of Terminator 3. Right after John Connor and Kathryn Brewster wind up in the fall out shelter and the realize there was no way of ever shutting down skynet. They show a scene with farms and missles launching behind them along with the space view of the world and the missles are hitting different areas. The only thing that was changed was the image of Lex standing there when the first missles exploded.

Im not complaining just a little interesting info for everyone. :)

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Next Episode

2004-12-06T00:33:46Z

Will Clark tell Chloe?

Who let Lex out?

What is the next episode about?

Is the show even on next week?

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The new Superman has been casted

2004-11-28T21:32:08Z

http://imdb.com/name/nm0746125/

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last night's episode?

2004-11-20T00:07:46Z

can you say "charmed"

tho, all ladies were lovely....sultry...sexy...imho.

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Woo!

2004-11-17T01:13:21Z

Man, that should have been a 2-hour episode, it flew by so fast.

And since it's not in the list below, does anyone know what the properties of black kryptonite are?

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Flying

2004-11-16T14:49:09Z

Here's something I've thought about concerning Smallville:

Okay, granted that it's a corny, yet fabulous show, don't you think Lex should be a little more suspicious about how Clark manages to follow him everywhere? I mean, it's not exactly normal to find a kid you just saw in town standing next to your car 5 minutes after you drove 60mph out into the woods to meet some FBI agents. Come on, Clark, be a little more discrete.

Love the show. Wish he would fly even though the networks won't let him.

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Christopher Reeve.....A real SUPERMAN

2004-10-11T14:50:01Z

don't know if you all know this but (i took out the politcal part):
BEDFORD, N.Y. - Christopher Reeve, the star of the "Superman" movies whose near-fatal riding accident nine years ago turned him into a worldwide advocate for spinal cord research, died Sunday of heart failure, his publicist said. He was 52.

Reeve fell into a coma Saturday after going into cardiac arrest while at his New York home, his publicist, Wesley Combs told The Associated Press by phone from Washington, D.C., on Sunday night.

Reeve was being treated at Northern Westchester Hospital for a pressure wound, a common complication for people living with paralysis. In the past week, the wound had become severely infected, resulting in a serious systemic infection.

"On behalf of my entire family, I want to thank Northern Westchester Hospital for the excellent care they provided to my husband," Dana Reeve, Christopher's wife, said in a statement. "I also want to thank his personal staff of nurses and aides, as well as the millions of fans from around the world who have supported and loved my husband over the years."

Reeve broke his neck in May 1995 when he was thrown from his horse during an equestrian competition in Culpeper, Va.

Enduring months of therapy to allow him to breathe for longer and longer periods without a respirator, Reeve emerged to lobby Congress for better insurance protection against catastrophic injury and to move an Academy Award audience to tears with a call for more films about social issues.

In his public appearances, he was as handsome as ever, his blue eyes bright and his voice clear.

"Hollywood needs to do more," he said in the March 1996 Oscar awards appearance. "Let's continue to take risks. Let's tackle the issues. In many ways our film community can do it better than anyone else. There is no challenge, artistic or otherwise, that we can't meet."

In 2000, Reeve was able to move his index finger, and a specialized workout regimen made his legs and arms stronger. He also regained sensation in other parts of his body.

As for the strain of traveling to Hollywood, Reeve said: "I refuse to allow a disability to determine how I live my life. I don't mean to be reckless, but setting a goal that seems a bit daunting actually is very helpful toward recovery."

His athletic, 6-foot-4-inch frame and love of adventure made him a natural, if largely unknown, choice for the title role in the first "Superman" movie in 1978. He insisted on performing his own stunts.

Although he reprised the role three times, Reeve often worried about being typecast as an action hero.

"Look, I've flown, I've become evil, loved, stopped and turned the world backward, I've faced my peers, I've befriended children and small animals and I've rescued cats from trees," Reeve told the Los Angeles Times in 1983, just before the release of the third "Superman" movie. "What else is there left for Superman to do that hasn't been done?"

Though he owed his fame to it, Reeve made a concerted effort to, as he often put it, "escape the cape." He played an embittered, crippled Vietnam veteran in the 1980 Broadway play "Fifth of July," a lovestruck time-traveler in the 1980 movie "Somewhere in Time," and an aspiring playwright in the 1982 suspense thriller "Deathtrap."

"After the first `Superman,' I had the compulsion to do parts that were really weird," Reeve told The Associated Press in 1987. "That freaked people out. I've passed that."

More recent films included John Carpenter's "Village of the Damned," and the HBO movies "Above Suspicion" and "In the Gloaming," which he directed. Among his other film credits are "The Remains of the Day," "The Aviator," and "Morning Glory."

Yet Reeve always will be known to movie fans as the strapping, boyishly handsome stage veteran whose charm and humor brought a new dimension to the characters of Superman and his alter-ego, Clark Kent. The film co-starred Margot Kidder as Lois Lane.

Reeve said in public appearances promoting the "Superman" films, he tried to get children to better themselves.

"They should be looking for Superman's qualities — courage, determination, modesty, humor — in themselves rather than passively sitting back, gaping slack-jawed at this terrific guy in boots," Reeve said.

Reeve was born Sept. 25, 1952, in New York City, son of a novelist and a newspaper reporter. He in around 10 when he made his first stage appearance — in Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Yeoman of the Guard" at McCarter Theater in Princeton, N.J.

He starred in virtually all of the theatrical productions at the exclusive Princeton Day School. By age 16, he had joined the actors' union.

After graduating from Cornell University in 1974, he landed a part as coldhearted bigamist Ben Harper (news) on the television soap opera "Love of Life." He also performed frequently on stage, winning his first Broadway role as the grandson of a character played by Katharine Hepburn (news) in "A Matter of Gravity."

Reeve's first movie role was a minor one in the submarine disaster movie "Gray Lady Down," released in 1978. "Superman" soon followed. Reeve was selected for the title role from among about 200 aspirants.

Active in many sports, Reeve owned several horses and competed in equestrian events regularly. Witnesses to the May 1995 accident said Reeve's horse had cleared two of 15 fences during the jumping event and stopped abruptly at the third, flinging the actor headlong to the ground.

Doctors said he fractured the top two vertebrae in his neck and damaged his spinal cord. When he finally was released from a rehabilitation institute in December 1995, he thanked staffed members "who have set the stage for my continued journey." He underwent further rehabilitation at his home in upstate New York.

While filming "Superman" in London, Reeve met modeling agency co-founder Gae Exton, and the two began a relationship that lasted several years. The couple had two sons, but were never wed.

Reeve later married Dana Morosini; they had one son, Will, 11. His wife became his frequent spokeswoman after the accident.

Reeve also is survived by his mother, Barbara Johnson; his father, Franklin Reeve; his brother, Benjamin Reeve; and his two children from his relationship with Exton, Matthew, 25, and Alexandra, 21.

No plans for a funeral were immediately announced.

A few months after the accident, he told interviewer Barbara Walters that he considered suicide in the first dark days after he was injured. But he quickly overcame such thoughts when he saw his children.

"I could see how much they needed me and wanted me ... and how lucky we all are and that my brain is on straight."

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Superman is dead

2004-10-11T08:04:10Z

A moment of silence for a great man. The world is aching today for the loss of Christopher Reeve, Superman both on and off the screen. http://www.eonline.com/News/Items/0,1,15113,00.html

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New season

2004-09-17T07:47:57Z

I just saw my first commercial for the new season, WOO HOO
Anyone elese think this will be the best year yet?

take care

steve

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Superman Year One

2004-09-07T15:30:01Z

I am going on what I have read, but supposedly this source is a man in the know. The source has said that expect James Caviezel (the dude who played Jesus in the Passion) to be picked to play Superman in the new movie set to be directed by Brian Singer (director of the X-Men movies)

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One more week!

2004-08-26T03:23:29Z

Whee!

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Jor-el

2004-08-02T02:31:04Z

I really don’t like the way they’ve portrayed Jor-el these past couple of seasons. Makes him seem like a real heartless @#$%&*!. Anyone else have an opinion?

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The Reality of Superman

2004-07-12T22:36:18Z

A friend of mine and me were talking. He stated that he hated Superman (or just DC superheroes) because he did not have the problems that Spiderman (or in this case marvel characters) had..... well I thought about this and up until today I actually agreed with him. Superman did not have the reality of Spiderman. He had all the powers to do anything and he had a life that was somewhat simple (besides his love life). Then I thought of a couple things today:

1) Superman, as all superheroes no matter what comic line you read from, have the same problem or fear. They all have the fear of not being able to save everyone and even though this is a reality for them, they all keep going at it.

2) But for mainly for Superman I came up with this after reading "Kingdom Come" comic line. Superman has the biggest fear of them all. He has so much power that if he so wanted to, he could destroy the entire world or heck, even the universe. This would be the greatest struggle of all time. To control your temper, control your emotions so that you do not fly off the deep end and detroy all humanity. Wow, just thinking of it makes me wonder if I was in that position, could I do that? No, I could not control it..........

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Kryptonite

2004-05-27T15:38:00Z

Can anyone list all of the types of kryptonite and what they affect with Clark?

I saw this in a Wizard magazine a year back but I cannot find it anymore...........list now flying monkeys!!!

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Damn it!

2004-05-20T17:16:11Z

I ran late tonight and missed most of the finale, only catching the last 10 minutes. Looks like I missed a lot. I like how Kalel was curled up in an "S" in the superman shaped light, but how did he get there? Did Chloe just die? Lex? Plus Pete and Lana are gone, so what will they do for next season?

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What a way to end the season

2004-05-20T03:54:39Z

I dont know if I can wait till september.

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Mature forums?

2004-05-20T01:38:51Z

Are there any mature/adult oriented discussion forums for Smallville, that anyone knows of?

I found this one, when I was trying to find out what happened tonight:

http://www.devotedfansnetwork.com/forum/index.php

but it's full of 12 year olds trying to form entire paragraphs from 1 letter words, and carrying on about their obsessions over Lana and/or Clark. I'd like one that I can check occasionally, without giving myself a headache trying to decipher what's being said.

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The Best Smallville website!!!

2004-04-15T18:56:55Z

The Best smallville website with up to date information, Spoilers, and a great messageboard is www.kryptonsite.com

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Smallville is Great

2004-04-15T02:47:17Z

I just watched the newest episode with Christopher Reeves and it was amazing!!!!!

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