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[roxy]

So, who liked tonight's SV ep? And don't worry about spoiling me, I read the end of a book first. (hark--was that a disturbance in the force...? :)

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[myownghost.livejournal.com]

as my mother used to say, i hated it with a hate.

[roxymissrose.livejournal.com]

:( oh gosh--did you hate it with a hot heavy hate?

Looks like my folks are in agreement about this one.

[quiet--tiger.livejournal.com]

It was definitely a special kind of crappy bad. All on its own.

[myownghost.livejournal.com]

>with a hot heavy hate?

oh stop, roxy -- you're turning me on. :D

yeah, i really disliked everything about it. no, i tell a lie. i loved one line from lionel that made me hoot out loud. otherwise, nyet. i got into this show for lex (though i love tommy w.) and really didn't like the way he was written tonight. he breaks my heart.

[rosy5000.livejournal.com]

I have never hated an episode until now. I can usually find something good in an ep (usually Lex), but not here.

[ladydey.livejournal.com]

Lex let Lionel get away with hitting him, then instead of hitting back, Lex let Lionel blackmail him. I just Lana is so not worth it....

[ferdalump.livejournal.com]

It truly was the worst thing I have ever seen in the realm of something that used to be so good. Such a complete and utter train wreck. There was not redeemable thing IMHO. It was laughably, vomit inducing, and just heart breakening, eye stabbingly bad.

I actually feel dumb for having watched it.

[capnzebbie.livejournal.com]

I enjoyed it. I didn't love it, but I liked it.

I liked the way they made the Lex's scene with the doctor look like it came out of a horror movie. I liked the dream sequences. Lionel hitting Lex was weird and shocking. I really expect Lex to kill Lionel someday, and I think he's just trying to lure Lionel into a false sense of security by letting him get away with the back hand across Lex's face. I loved the final look between Lex and Clark--SO ex-lovers! It's nice to see Lex happy for a moment, even though I know this marriage is doomed as doomed can be.

The whole Clana stuff was kind of stupid, but then it always has been. It would have been much cooler if Lana wanted to leave Lex out of self-preservation instead of because she's still in love with Clark. The last look between Clark and Lana was just like every other fucking last look between Clark and Lana ever.

I'm very curious about the baby (in my head of think of it as the FREAK BABY--is that cruel of me?).

The episode did not make me want to kill myself like some have, so it was a pretty good ep.

[beeej.livejournal.com]

T'was a big, ol' mess.

[emrinalexander.livejournal.com]

I spent much of it writhing on the floor in agony, but Lana's wedding dress was very nice and Clark proposing to his dog (and the dog being bored and going to sleep) was amusing. Um...there were these people running around who looked like Lex and Lionel and Clark, but they sure didn't act much like 'em.

[herohunter.livejournal.com]

I liked it! *ducks*

The MB is back and Lex still has NO idea how to be a TRUE villain, but give him time, mwahaha, he made his first honest-to-Zod kill today! Baby's growing up!

Too much Lana, yes, but Mikey looked GOOD!

*nods*

[(Anonymous)]

I didn't hate it that much. I mean, the whole wedding--which for Lex, so far, still turning out better than the first two, what with nobody trying to kill him and not being under mind control--sucked, because whether you're a Clexer or a Clana fan, which is about 95% of the fandom, you don't get what you want. And Lana totally missed out on her one winning play, which was to tell Martha everything, because even as watered down as Martha's been with her senatorial Lionel goggles on, she would absolutely kill Lionel for messing with her little boy.

But, that said, I kind of liked the format. The whole unstuck in time thing with the wedding invitation themed silent movie cards worked for me. I liked the fact that Lex and Clark both had nightmares before the wedding. I liked the fact that the penny finally dropped for Lana (even though I don't really like Lana herself) instead of someone spelling it out for her. I liked the fact that they've finally picked a side on whether Lionel is evil or not, because until this episode, honestly, I didn't think any of the writers knew for sure. And while I didn't like it that Lana was playing Nell to Lionel's Snidely Whiplash, at least she did it with her eyes open, possibly even with the intent to protect Clark the same way he's protected her--by keeping him in the dark. And I liked the fact that they brought Nell back for the episode after maybe one mention in the last 5 years. :)

Yes, we're on an express elevator to Hell, and it's not going to end well for anyone (except maybe Ollie, seeing as he might be at minimum safe distance). People are going to get extremely dead, maybe worse. (For worse, see Adam Knight and Isobel Theroux.) Lex's office is wired for sound and picture, which doesn't bode well for Lana, and his nightmare about the baby doesn't bode well for anyone. If it weren't for the fact that I'm pretty sure DC won't let them do it, I'd say we were headed for an old fashioned "everyone dies" Hamlet-style ending.

My two cents. (Anyone got change?) :)

--Jessica

[droolfangrrl.livejournal.com]

Again I didn't watch it.

[ladydreamer.livejournal.com]

No, he killed a guy with a knife in Static. Granted, the guy was threatening him, but he probably could have gotten out of it without forcing a knife through his chest. And he enjoyed it, I think. His first honest-to-Zod kill that he didn't have to make?

[ladydreamer.livejournal.com]

I don't hate it as much as I did an hour ago, but geez the OOCness killed me. I would have been a lot happier if the writers remembered what happened at the beginning of the season and tried to make it make sense. Poor woobies, both Clark and Lex.

[herohunter.livejournal.com]

Yeah, ok. Cause there was Nixon, too. Anyone else? I know he's on Marriage no.3 *is betting it'll get anulled next Thursday, lol*, this is kill no. what, 3 too?

Now I want to read some naughty Lex/Lionel fic!! MEEP!! *feels dirty*

[ladydreamer.livejournal.com]

I can't remember any others we watched him do.

Ahhhhh... LUTHORCEST. I recently made some Luthorcest icons for the occasion. But it's still freaky. Was it me, or did Clark make Lex prettier in his dream than he was in his wedding day in real life?

I don't mind Lana being marriage #3 at all. He needs to start racking those marriages up! We don't see Lex pimpin enough, though I know he stopped before cause Clark told him to. :D Now he can be as bad as he wants to be!

[herohunter.livejournal.com]

We don't see Lex pimpin enough, though I know he stopped before cause Clark told him to

Exactly!! Gah, poor Lex...I need to find some Luthorcest, lol! *blushes*

[miche-connor.livejournal.com]

well I didn't want to watch it, but I did. Part of it. The end. And... both boys deserved far better than what they got, both of them. Lana so NOT worth any of it. If Kristin could have been herself -- I would rather have seen that because she's just so much more than the caricature that she is forced to portray. The whole slap thing was bizarre, but I secretly cheered when Lex wiped the line of blood away and there wasn't a mark. And his caving to Lionel's taunting? BUH?

*goes back to writing*

*hugs*

[magdelena1969.livejournal.com]

It was written like really, REALLY bad fanfic. The lovely OFC with the amazing hair and wedding dress sacrifices all so that the hero can win. *rolls eyes*

[dawnybee.livejournal.com]

It's like what my good buddy Mick Jagger sang, "you can't always get what you...you get what you need." Regardless of how it devastated me, which it did. It hurt me so much that I had to stand in the shower and just let the pain wash away. It was an excellent episode IMO. It gave me more insight into Lex's machinations. Still hurst like hell though.

[jakrar.livejournal.com]

I didn't like this episode at all, but I comfort myself by insisting that X-parrot and her sister Gnine are correct in their Lex-theory (you can read it here: http://xparrot.livejournal.com/49022.html), and that Lex is only pretending to be madly in love with Lana as a necessary part of his plan to save the world from Clark and Kryptonians like him. (And, further, that Lex allowed Lionel to hit him, and pretended to be cowed and easily defeated, as a further part of his plan.) Hence the seeming OOC behavior on Lex's part.

[roxymissrose.livejournal.com]

Seems to be the general feeling.

[roxymissrose.livejournal.com]

ew. Fast forward, here I come!

[roxymissrose.livejournal.com]

That alone makes me afraid....