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It's about time we finally got some answers on what happened in the city of Kandor.
All right, we know Clark's had feelings for Lois for a while now, but Chloe made it seem like it was obvious from the moment they met. Then again, Lana did explain that one to him when she got back from France, but then she did end up dating him for half a season after that, so I've gone crosseyed.
Super breath! And might I say, the best damn use for it that I've ever seen.
Shelby mention FTW!
"Relic" callback FT even bigger W!
Haha, "eyes a-blazin'". 10 points for whoever came up with that line.
Ah, the Stones of Knowledge. Good to see those props again.
I cannot believe the writers actually managed to give an even greater sense of understanding to their version of Doomsday. Good kid + vendetta of his father + mutations = psycho killing machine.
Zod actually listened to his words and saw the look in his eye to figure out what he needed to know. This is my kind of villain.
Chloe wired Clark's farm without telling him? I may have understood her motives, as did Clark, I also had the same question as Clark when it came to keeping quiet about after he was back in her life.
While I was embarrassed that Clark was still running on emotion, I'm so glad he finally didn't have time to screw around with Tess. He knew she knew everything about him and the Kandorians, so just choke the bitch to get what you need out of her. Gold moment.
I loved using Oliver as a sidekick for once. He and Clark spend so much time at each other's throats, or simply talking superhero shop, it felt good for Ollie to just relate to Clark as a fellow human being.
Wait, there's another key now? Man, Kryptonians really do love their cosplay toys...
Am I the only one who thinks Clark branding a big ol' S on a self-dug grave would lead any normal person who found it to jump to the conclusion that he killed that person?
Best episode of the season, one of the better ones in the whole series, actually. Characters were using their heads, the dialogue was direct and rich, every conversation seemed to present a parallel, it was an excellent showcase. All of the inclusions of past Kryptonian elements brought necessity to the story, and actually makes me want to watch them again. My only problem is concerning the overall narrative of the season, as now we have to take another break from Zod and the Kandorians to deal with the Wonder Twins before "Pandora" presumably points us back to Zod's master plan.
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