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Are you calling Superman a thiefSuperman wrote:Well, now the new season of "Smallville" is starting and it is on at the same time as "Enterprise." Bye bye "Enterprise;" I'm watching the Boy of Steal.
or is it a typo?Does young Superman get to fly now ? I do not think the he had flying powers in previous seasons.Superman wrote:Well, now the new season of "Smallville" is starting and it is on at the same time as "Enterprise." Bye bye "Enterprise;" I'm watching the Boy of Steal.
Does knocking over several banks a day make one a thief?SecondStorm wrote:Are you calling Superman a thiefSuperman wrote:Well, now the new season of "Smallville" is starting and it is on at the same time as "Enterprise." Bye bye "Enterprise;" I'm watching the Boy of Steal.
when the producers first promoted the show they vowed no tights and no flights.... but they could have changed their minds. I haven't seen anything to indicate Clark has discovered his power of flight.evilcat4000 wrote:Does young Superman get to fly now ? I do not think the he had flying powers in previous seasons.Superman wrote:Well, now the new season of "Smallville" is starting and it is on at the same time as "Enterprise." Bye bye "Enterprise;" I'm watching the Boy of Steal.
Didn't he fly in the last season premier? The tornado one?Death from the Sea wrote:when the producers first promoted the show they vowed no tights and no flights.... but they could have changed their minds. I haven't seen anything to indicate Clark has discovered his power of flight.evilcat4000 wrote:Does young Superman get to fly now ? I do not think the he had flying powers in previous seasons.Superman wrote:Well, now the new season of "Smallville" is starting and it is on at the same time as "Enterprise." Bye bye "Enterprise;" I'm watching the Boy of Steal.
Well, he has apparently stolen a viewer from ENT.SecondStorm wrote:Are you calling Superman a thiefSuperman wrote:Well, now the new season of "Smallville" is starting and it is on at the same time as "Enterprise." Bye bye "Enterprise;" I'm watching the Boy of Steal.
I thought he was just afraid of heights; that he had the power but was unwilling to use it for psychological reasons. Could be wrong, though. I haven't watched in a while, and I think it came up in a synopsis of an episode I didn't see.evilcat4000 wrote:Does young Superman get to fly now ? I do not think the he had flying powers in previous seasons.Superman wrote:Well, now the new season of "Smallville" is starting and it is on at the same time as "Enterprise." Bye bye "Enterprise;" I'm watching the Boy of Steal.
Both shows air twice a week here. The original episodes air on Wednesday and then they reair on Sundays. I don't even think they are opposite each other on Sundays.Superman wrote:Well, now the new season of "Smallville" is starting and it is on at the same time as "Enterprise." Bye bye "Enterprise;" I'm watching the Boy of Steal.
He jumped from one building to another in one episode.The Dark wrote:I thought he was just afraid of heights; that he had the power but was unwilling to use it for psychological reasons. Could be wrong, though. I haven't watched in a while, and I think it came up in a synopsis of an episode I didn't see.evilcat4000 wrote:Does young Superman get to fly now ? I do not think the he had flying powers in previous seasons.Superman wrote:Well, now the new season of "Smallville" is starting and it is on at the same time as "Enterprise." Bye bye "Enterprise;" I'm watching the Boy of Steal.
Episode 33, "Insurgence." And when he suggests it, Pa Kent asks him if he's sure, since he's afraid of heights. "Metamorphosis" also has a conversation about a tree house that Clark refused to enter. He claims it wasn't "structurally sound," but Pete claims he was afraid of heights.Raven wrote:He jumped from one building to another in one episode.The Dark wrote:I thought he was just afraid of heights; that he had the power but was unwilling to use it for psychological reasons. Could be wrong, though. I haven't watched in a while, and I think it came up in a synopsis of an episode I didn't see.evilcat4000 wrote: Does young Superman get to fly now ? I do not think the he had flying powers in previous seasons.
He said it felt like he was able to control where he was going (translation: flying). And in a much earlier episode, he woke up floating in mid-air. And there's the building-to-building leap he made. However, he still hasn't figured out how to fly consciously yet; so far, it's all been subconscious, usually assistance for him to reach a certain goal.Agent R wrote:Didn't he fly in the last season premier? The tornado one?
I rather like how they're handling flight, and his other powers as well. It makes Clark more human, having to learn control. That's what makes "Smallville" such addictive watching.Mad wrote:He said it felt like he was able to control where he was going (translation: flying). And in a much earlier episode, he woke up floating in mid-air. And there's the building-to-building leap he made. However, he still hasn't figured out how to fly consciously yet; so far, it's all been subconscious, usually assistance for him to reach a certain goal.Agent R wrote:Didn't he fly in the last season premier? The tornado one?
In one of the deleted scenes from season one "Ma & Pa" Kent are discussing Clark's increasing abilities when "Pa" Kent mentions that Clark said he was floating when he woke up this morning. "Ma" Kent says something about him having to get over his fear of heights.The Dark wrote: Episode 33, "Insurgence." And when he suggests it, Pa Kent asks him if he's sure, since he's afraid of heights. "Metamorphosis" also has a conversation about a tree house that Clark refused to enter. He claims it wasn't "structurally sound," but Pete claims he was afraid of heights.
The idea that Lex and Clark grew up together isn't Smallville's. Few may know this, but in an old episode of Justice Friends, Lex and Clark knew one another from a younger age, and it was infact Lex's experimentation with Kryptonite in order to cute Superman of his bad reactions that caused Lex to become all fucked up and bald, and to hate Superman. So let that be a lesson to you, don't make people bald or theyll HATE you.Gandalf wrote:Smallville is starting to grow on me, I hated it at first, I found the idea of Lex and Clark growing up together moronic. Then, to prove a point, I watched it, I became a closet Smallville fan. I have yet to come out to my mum.
That came from a Silver Age(in the golden age Lex had hair) story which is what Superfriends' adopted.kojikun wrote:The idea that Lex and Clark grew up together isn't Smallville's. Few may know this, but in an old episode of Justice Friends, Lex and Clark knew one another from a younger age, and it was infact Lex's experimentation with Kryptonite in order to cute Superman of his bad reactions that caused Lex to become all fucked up and bald, and to hate Superman. So let that be a lesson to you, don't make people bald or theyll HATE you.Gandalf wrote:Smallville is starting to grow on me, I hated it at first, I found the idea of Lex and Clark growing up together moronic. Then, to prove a point, I watched it, I became a closet Smallville fan. I have yet to come out to my mum.
I like that.LadyTevar wrote: I don't know where I heard the quote before but:
"Comics is Clark Kent hiding that he's Superman.
Manga is Superman trying to live as Clark Kent."
LadyTevar wrote: I don't know where I heard the quote before but:
"Comics is Clark Kent hiding that he's Superman.
Manga is Superman trying to live as Clark Kent."
Make that two fans bailing, but not to 'The Boy of Steel' (I still think WB should have done Smallville + Young indiana Jones = Young Bruce Wayne traveling the globe, gaining the talents that will help him wage his war on crime).Superman wrote:Well, now the new season of "Smallville" is starting and it is on at the same time as "Enterprise." Bye bye "Enterprise;" I'm watching the Boy of Steal.