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I can do you one better ... rumor has it this week's bad guys got that way by using meteor-rock laced asthma inhalers. :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Not that L&C didn't have some wild plots, but you gotta admit, the Smallville drinking game couldn't give too many points away for Kryponite appearances because everyone who watched the show would die of alcohol poisoning. <g>

Kathy

I've seen John Shea in Mutant X. He plays a good guy, a brilliant scientist who worked for the bad guys (Genomex) and did the initial experiments to make people into genetic mutants. He left Genomex when he realized how much harm his experiments were doing, and later formed Mutant X (sort of an X-Men-like team). I enjoy Mutant X. There are definitely fewer plot holes than Smallville, although I also like Chloe's character on that show.

That is so true. It's basically why I stopped watching Smallville on a regular basis. I'll tune in once in a while for some of the wilder plots, but yeah, the constant angst just makes me throw things at the television and turn it off. (And yet this still seems to fit with my original post because I tend to tune out my friends when their ever-present soap opera lives start to bug me. )

Hey, hey. I'm finally watching the episode that was initially brought up in this thread. A comment is definitely in order.

I haven't finished watching the whole thing yet, but the first 10 minutes says it all for me. Clark is finally learning that there are consequences. He can't go around throwing everyone into a car, and frankly, it's starting to get old plot-wise.