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Plus it's a tactic Darkseid also tried to pull in the comics through Gordon Godfrey.

I'm a huge comic fan. I got a closet filled with only comics plus some more around the house in the garage to attest to that. That said, I don't mind at all some of the stuff that comes out of Smallville. I've read a lot worse. The one thing that makes me feel bad about Smallville ending is that this was probably the one chance we had in another long span that we get to see a shared DC univervse in live-action, certainly not while Geoff Johns has a stick up his butt about it.

Everyone knows the Blur and Lois have some kind of relationship. She outed herself a few seasons ago on national television.

It will have to wait till Adrianna Tomaz gets the necklace herself. Anyone else noticed what they finally named Lex's assistant?

I saw the movie the first day it was released, and I remember seeing this scene then. There was more to it as well, I remember Luke looking up with his Binoculars and seeing the battle between the Empire Star Cruiser Leiah's ship as well, and telling Biggs about it. Years later, I told friends about this scene, and they didn't believe me that it ever existed, until it appeared on a DVD. They were like wow, you really did see that, WTH Lucas!

Hey, what'cu call me!? That's our word, only we can use it.

I would and am.

Al also did do what he could for his kids when he could, he only took the don't care attitude when he couldn't do anything to help. Peg did the same, but she was hella sketchy and was pretty much the screwy one in that relationship, most of the bad traits the kids picked up came from her as she was doing them long before they were. Al tried to at least not do bad things because he knew it would fail and get back at him as he was cursed to always fail at his schemes, he didn't usually do them until some goading from his wife or friends.

I do agree that Peter Griffin beats the Bundy's (an pretty much most the parents listed on this thread) in Parenthood fail hands down, considering how he's pretty much self involved, how badly he treats Meg, how often he forgets his kids names or even their existence.

Well, Disney owns ABC which owns 80% of ESPN, the Hearst Corporation owns the other 20%. They both also co-own A&E and Lifetime Entertainment Services. Oh yeah, I should also remind all of you that Disney is owned by Steve Jobs...dun dun DUN!

I never watch with a critical eye just repeatedly (cause I end up having to). I don't try to let tv shows bother me, nor am I an armchair critic, and really what would be the point, as I said I'm not a fan of the show.

I'm basing it on the comments by the councelor before Brainiac-5 put the kibosh on her plans, that Meteor Freaks were still very prevalent in Smallville.



Chloe probably knew Clark and Lois were gonna be there too.


The whole Future thing and events in previous episodes shows that Lois is adamant to do everything she can to cover up anything related to Clark.

The only thing I ever ask myself when these question list pops-up, did this person see what I saw? I dvr Smallville (it's on my lists of shows I watch each weak), and most episodes I seen more than once as I end up seeing it with different people so I get to see a lot of things most people don't notice. Doesn't mean I'm a fan, thoug I am a general fan of comic books and their characters in the books, tv, and movies.

For instance there was a thread on Doctor Who a little while back, I was able to spout out lots of things about many episodes cause I've seen every one of them many many times. I am not a big fan of Doctor Who, but I have a friend who is and he's made me sit and watch all the shows with him, and even quizzed me a lot about them cause that's what he likes to talk about. The same goes with Star Trek and Dragon Ball, the latter of which I'm not a fan of in no way shape or form, but I can tell you how Goku met Chi-Chi, or where Majin Boo came from, or who created Android 18.

None other than set up a red-herring to make it look like Braniac was a bad guy still.

He became more popular near the end of and after high school. He was best friend to the richest guy in Smallville, helped get the Crows to the playoffs, dated the most popular girl in high school, was in the newspapers a lot for heroics, and according to the school councelor was spoken of much by the meteor freaks that remained in school.

Pevelance of meteor freaks and Cloe exposing them on her wall of weird, which kinda became her legacy.

I got nothing.

I don't know if it's common knowledge, but he was never much on hiding his indentity, what with his lack of mask and retro gotee he got going. He's also married to Black Canary who's identity is no longer secret, and is well known to be the wife of Green Arrow.

Probably why she sent it. Plus Chloe knew about the reunion, and was likely keeping tabs on it.

Lois, she will be the explanation for all WTFs.

No one was there. Have you ever been to a cemetary? I've been to lots of them, and I grew up surrounded by them in Colma, California, otherwise known as the city of the dead. Except for the odd funeral now and then, they don't have much in foot traffic. No one really likes hanging around them, except for us Colma kids who used them as parks, and played in them untill late in the night....much to our parents chagrin.

Yup, pretty much.

I think he's got it! By George! He's got it! Now once again, where does it rain? And where's that soggy plane?

Only after DC retconed Andrea out of existence. I keep hearing people complain how Smallville changes the comics, when DC changes things all the time, saying Oh yeah, the previous one was a different Earth dimension. Fans accept it, but yet can't accept that Smallville is one too. I'm a big comic fan, but seriously other fans wierd me out.

What year is that, the 70's? It's when Isis first appeared in Shazam #25. Oh, you must mean after the retcon!

From what I've read outside of IMDB, Erica Cerra is still playing Adrianna Tomaz in the episode. She's already appeared twice on Smallville as nameless characters, as Lex's Aid in "Lucy", as vampiric Tri-Psi girl in "Thirst".

Do you guys really not know who Isis is?

I hope to hear Lois do the Isis encantations...
Oh zephir winds which blows on high, lift me now so I can fly!

I don't think the Master could ever "steal" regenerations just bodies. The bodies he took weren't Time Lords so they couldn't regenerate, though he did attempt a few times to give those bodies the power to regenerate by trying to take it from the Doctor, as well as attempted to take the Doctor's body. He used to do it mentally, and he once took the body of an Alien Symbiotic Parasite, which he used to take over the body of Eric Roberts. From what I gather from what the Master said to the Doctor, during the Time War, the Time Lords didn't promise to give The Master a new set of regenerations, but instead they offered him a new Time Lord body with a full set of regenerations.

Before the Time War, there was only one Time Lord that could regenerate an unlimited number of times, and that was Rassilon, and he took the secret to his tomb...well, actually sleeping chamber since he wasn't dead. Then they woke him for the Time War.

I don't think its a rule placed by Rassilon. If it was just a law, the Master would have just kept regenerating as he doesn't really care about Time Lord laws anyway. Rassilon himself was immortal with unlimited regenerations, it was a secret the Master was trying to get back in the 5 Doctors. I'm still going with the theory, that during the Time War the Time Lords were all granted unlimited regenerations by Rassilon (who was woken) to fight the Daleks. How else can you go win a Time War with the Daleks who are easily manufactured/cloned at tremendous speeds. I remember accounts by the Tenant talking about the Time War seeing Time Lords die over and over again during the war (I think the episode was the Doctor's Daughter, I can't be sure).

I expect the glib line in Sarah Jane was just Russell T. Davies leaving something for Moffat to handle..a sorta playful FU.

If that doesn't count then the "Renewal" from Hartnell into Troughton shouldn't count either, as it was stated by Doctor Who writers Lawrence Miles and Tat Wood in the Doctor Who Monthly column "Matrix Data-Bank" in 1982, that that change was a "Rejuvination" and wasn't the same as the Regenerations of later Doctors, which kinda brings him to now the 10th "Regeneration".