Smallville is NOT A GOOD DC Show...
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Smallville features the story of Clark Kent in the town of Smallville, Kansas, where he learns more about his Kryptonian heritage and what it means to be a hero of Earth. Throughout his journey, he encounters notable Justice League members and heroes from DC Comics, like Impulse, who serves as a stand-in for The Flash, as well as Martian Manhunter, Green Arrow, Zatanna, and many others. The show laid the foundation for future CW Arrowverse shows like The Flash, Supergirl, Batwoman, and Stargirl, just to name a few. Smallville: Season Eleven is the sequel comic that showcases Smallville's Clark Kent as Superman, taking place six months after the series finale. It explores the show's iterations of characters like Batman, Nightwing, Green Lantern, and Wonder Woman.
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My only problem is they keep advertising “ it’s before Clark becomes Superman”. But he faces literally all his villains
Yeah, that bugged the heck out of me. Doomsday? Zod? Darkseid? Really?
@@_Irrelevant yeah. He fights basically his entire rogues gallery plus JL gallery as well
same reason I didn't like Gotham. By the time Bruce gets a Robin, they're gonna be fighting senior citizens.
@@Feedback72 here’s my thing. Smallville could’ve been Clark as superboy fighting new or like golden age villains then realized he’s not ready and goes off to train for a few years then Superman. Same with Bruce. He can have Alfred train him who’s a former mi6 or whatever try and be a vigilante face c listers or new villains then when it doesn’t work he leaves. That would be so much better imo
ye that statement only holds true pre graduation Smallville, but I guess you can also make a case that Clark doesn't become "Superman" to the world UNTIL he puts on the cape in the finale episode of the show. for us he was always superman but in universe it took some time hence 'the before Clark becomes superman'
Bro really click baited us.
Right before clicking, I was already saying his opinion Is dead wrong...glad I was wrong tho 😂
thanks for the save
Dang, I was hoping to see the why a person would think that.
Thx for saving me😂
I stopped watching a video in another window to hear this "sacrilege"....
Dang man you know the consequences of giving out of your opinion.
Bruh how dare you clickbate us. I'm about to throw hands
"The pilot aired before I was even born."
.....F*** I'm old...
Ikr because wow
Exactly
Like I’m only 25 damn! It’s been 23/4 years already!?
@@millasboo
Double that and you’ll literally be 50! Time isn’t real. 😭
@@professoremil yep
Bro had us in the first half 😂
Smallvilles Opening theme was so fire though
Somebody saveeeeee meeeeeeeeee certified banger
@@robimakisama 🗣🎵🔥🔥🎵
i cant bring myself to like it bro im sorry 😭
@@ahkafkhan4512it's alright, all tastes are different
Artist name is Remy Zero
"SOMEBODY SAAAAAAAVVVVVEEEE MEEEEEEE!!!!"
If you weren't old enough to watch Smallville live, one thing you're missing is how rabid the fan base was on line at the time. Those people were just savage. Especially the shippers ( lookin' at you, Clark/Chloe fanatics) , say the wrong thing and some of those folks would track you down and set fire to your house.
Oh I remember it! Holy cats! I was in middle/high school throughout Clark's high school years and was leaving high school by Season 8 but I was there in the heart of the online mania, hooo man. Superman fans like me PALED in comparison to the girl shippers. My goodness.
I was a junior in high school during season 1 making me a couple grades ahead of Clark and one grade behind Whitney. I don't believe they ever had a character in my high school year. They made that up with Arrow. Oliver and Laurel Lance were in my grade. Of course I didn't start watching until 2006. I did wa5ch one eposide back I'm high school. It was the Ryan eposide then I forgot about the show until 4 years later.
5:30 Micheal Rosenbaum is funny as hell, no wonder he played DCAU Flash 😂
Truth
FINALLY someone said it! The love triangles, the Lana drama, constant memory wipes and the prolonging Clark becoming Superman for 10 long damn years
I saw it recently and I thought that Lana was decent in the first 4 to 5 seasons but I feel like she overstayed her welcome I was very happy that when she got infected with Kryptonnite Clark couldn’t go near her Everything was almost perfect but Lana and the CGIs are the only Flaw in the show
@@brickzoneanimations8395I actually hated that they infected her with Kryptonite. They shouldn’t have brought her back at all but that whole storyline was dumb. Them breaking up should have been their choice. It makes Clark seem like he’s only with Lois because he physically can’t be with Lana. If they just chose not to be together, his relationship with Lois wouldn’t feel that way since he can be with Lana but he’s choosing Lois.
Bro Smallville is the best DC TV series
@@dukeheavens9990 I know but its not perfect it has its flaws but it is the best DC Live Action Show
Not to mention how many times Clark loses his powers or gets corrupted with Red Kryptonite
Smallville walked so DCEU could run……. And they still messed up😭
Smallville walked so DCEU could fall flat on its face and get a concussion
What’s crazy is Smallville is a single show and outlasted both the Arrowverse and DCEU.
More so the Batman movies could thrive since they couldn't use him on TV.
Man out here baiting us smh
Man was about to make me lose all hope in humanity
Kristin Kreuk thirst made me low key want to move to Canada for a minute when i was in my 20s. If those kind of dimes were running around, it was time to relocate...
Same
😂😂😂😂😂
Didn’t even think about Superman being the start of dc tv and ending of dc tv that’s ironic as hell
Picture this; live action Batman Beyond that has the same character development, "grounding," and high school drama (that works) of Smallville
Not gonna lie, he had us in the first half. 👍
Jonathon Kent was great but he was such a prick to Lex in the early scene. It was hilarious how over the top hating he was on the kid.
I mean that’s the best part is that he’s not a perfect person and his mistakes and anger even reflect in Clark but at he core he’s still a good person
To be fair lex was in his 20s while Clark was 14 and he was tryna hang out with his son
@@03Piiyeah they were only 7 years apart but that was kind of strange.
It made me dislike him. Like damn, judge him off his own merits. Lol
@@SimonKnight1023
He was more mad at Lex's father than Lex himself. Lex unfortunately caught the heat for that since he was consistently around.
I liked the first five seasons! Those felt more like a genuine prequel to Superman. The later seasons were pretty much Superman on a budget
season 10 was actually pretty good
Smallville was essentially the Superman equivalent of the Spider-Man Raimi Trilogy in the 2000’s
Don't disrespect spiderman like that
Facts
@@Reverse_Goatnaw he’s right
Not surprising since the smallville writers wrote spider man 2
@@ak740_ Spider-Man 2 is awesome bro
*Save Me by Remy Zero intensifies*
You know, for better or worse, this show would open the gates for every single DC show on the CW. In fact, we wouldn't have Arrow because of this show because Arrow was supposed to be a spin-off of Smallville.
Only because they couldn't get the green light for Batman on the small screen.
as for the infinite earths cross over cameo, I feel like Smallville Clark would only give up his powers if it meant saving the world, it's not something he'd ever do for himself. if anything, having children would give him more of a reason to continue to be a hero because he knows his kids will inherit his powers and he needs to set that example and protect them.
My exact thought
DC CW show. Starts with superman (smallville) and probably ending with Superman (superman and Lois yes it was adopted by HBO)
8:05 Honestly I don’t think that’s a hot take. Smallville Oliver is the GOAT!
Honestly! I got sick and tired of hearing " you have failed this city" on Arrow
I prefer Smallville over the Flash any day when it comes to ending
You should also have talked about Lionel Luthor aa in the beginning of the series he was definitely a villain but after that one episode with Clark in season 4 and then he became infected by Jor El's IA made he change his ways somewhat, thinking about it now I think he was more close to Lex in the end of All Star Superman when lex got the same powers as superman and started seeing the world in a complete different light, but here Lionel is always hunted by his past and what he did. It's somewhat sad that when he died, and even after Clark discovered how Jonathan died, Clark himself still had the same prejudice towards him as his father did, then again he had the other Lionel that proves he's right so I don't know, growing out of this can be a step for him to develop but having it shows how he's still very much human.
I’m still pissed that Crisis on Infinite Earths ruined his 10 year character arc 😢
That hurt me, I spent 10 seasons watching him grow into THAT GUY, all for him to regress and give up his powers again! The thing is, I wouldn't even be so mad about it if we AT LEAST at the VERY LEAST got to see his version of Clark Kent fully. Don the red, blue, and yellow.
@@tabaributler2225 I dunno... I felt like if there was a universe in which Clark could retire it would be the Smallville universe. The whole thing in the show was that he wasn't just a hero, he was a hero who inspired heroes. That universe was full of them because of Clark and who he is. Clark created an age of heroes throughout the entire show and if we're being honest, they probably told him to retire because of all the work he had already done. Plus you just know that they'll always use Clark as a moral sounding board.
@@KalaMshana that's why I said I wouldn't be so mad about it if we had at least gotten to see him actually be Superman before or for one last time. I liked the ending to Smallville but for them to just bring him back as a small cameo, felt kinda off for one.
@@tabaributler2225go read the comics. They continued the show. Being retired fit just fine
We all know that isn't our Clark.
True but it’s good in ways, Tom welling is a good Clark and that Christopher reeve cameo is amazing
I’ve always said that if you think Superman is a boring character or not relatable you just exposed that you never watched smallville
I don’t consider Superman boring but even I thought the first half of this show worthless. It was only getting good after Season 5 or 6. Things are subjective to the individual and not absolute.
He isn’t Superman in that show. People that say Superman usually mean that an all-capable character is boring. This is why the best Superman story is All Star Superman where he’s dying and losing his powers gradually IMO
I remember staying up extra late one school night out of the week to watch charmed, Smallville, and supernatural on tv back to back. Good times.
Me before the video: I’m coming to your house👀🔫
Me after the video: I’m a goddamn idiot 😅🥲
I stood up from my chair like "THE F*K YOU SAY?!" and then realized he clickbaited me in the most hilarious way, you sly dog LMAO
Fun fact
The actress of Chloe Alison Mack grew up to be a cult leader in real life.
A fact that every Smallville fan knows
I didnt know@@michaelclausen1135
As a former Chloe simp I wouldve join her sex culture anytime! 😅
Also Kristen Kreuk was the one who brought Mack in.
@@Eccentric_Charlie now that part I did know. Is she still in cults? Kristen?
@@michaelclausen1135 nah kristen ended up leaving it. the actor for Zod(Callum Blue) also ended up joining too but he ended up leaving too
1:49 ahhh you got me 😂😂😂
Mee too
Same
Man me too I was like YOOOO he can’t dawg on my family Sunday dinner tv show growing up 🤣
Smallville was definitely a great DC series about Clark's journey to becoming Superman.
Bro this 2000 esthetic in the show is so charming.
Exactly dude
I was ready to rage tf out in these comments
Bro same 😅🤣
Its still ass
That opening theme is definitely shonen worthy.
I love that both Luthors voice-act characters in the DCAU. That is all.
And one Luthor is really good at pulling fast ones...in a Flash!
@@Superlad9494 And the other Luthor is sort of... an Enigma!
@@slyc5920 Now that's a Riddler...also a third Luthor in the DCAU stylized, but unrelated Brainiac Attacks film regularly engages in Gorrilla Warfare.
Lol. That's my childhood show. Somebody saved me!!! Good ass memory bro. Wish they could revive it even with the older actors.
The green arrow on both shows was just Green batman
Ollie's kinda always been Batman in Daylight wearing a Robin Hood suit though...the only real difference? Ollie can be Batman on a Budget.
@Superlad9494 the main difference is attitude the smallville and arrow versus green arrows copy batman brooding attitude, while the source green arrow is more of an adventurer type
@@dannybowers4133 Green Arrow was introduced in More Fun in the same issue as Aquaman (Adam Waterman), but even when he did carry over into Adventure alongside Adam (for a few months before the switchover to have Arthur show up alongside Topo and going the Diana, Clark, Bruce & Dick route for Ollie & Roy in the Silver Age), they Adam West-ifyed Ollie too...for synergy.
I was playing Call of duty when I got the notification, and when I read that title my heart sank
It's not good because it's iconic
You HAD me.. Was about to get heated! Once again, you are on point!
Why you by here thinking I’m watching the normal video and boom jump, soldier boy, and Dean Winchester pop up on my screen. (6:38)
Too bad Allison Mack was creepy in real life
yeah, hearing that news was extremely shocking. Im a big fan of the show and she’s my fave cast member. Such a shame
The most shocking thing to learn about this show is that M wasn't born til post 2001.
Smallville is MY show, I love its peaks and respect it lows, not every show stays great forever. but Smallville will always be great for me.
Somebody save me
Let your warm hands break right through
Somebody save me
I don't care how you do it, just stay, stay
C'mon, I've been waiting for you
(Stay with me)
I made this whole world shine for you
Just stay, stay
C'mon
i'll be waiting for you
Superman really knows Lex Luther, Lana Lang, and Lois Lane. What’s Superman’s thing with taking L,s.
There's even more L love interests for Clark in the comics.
Well Superman is an El so he attracts Ls
Many people looks at the Crisis cameo and think Smallville Clark is ruined and it's the end of the road. I've never thought of it like that. Clark lost his powers multiple times during the show but he eventually got it back. Whatever he did to lose his powers in Crisis might not be final. It could be just a phase in his life when he is trying to be a great father for his kids just like how Jonathan was for him. Call it paternity leave if you will. There is indeed a band of superheroes who watch over the people. And Clark wouldn't let them down if they faced an enemy only Superman could defeat. This time his family takes priority. And considering he will outlive all of them, it's understandable he would like to spend some time with them before that happens. But the future Dr. Fate and the Legion talked about can still become a reality.
Don’t get disrespect CW arrow again, he is goated
He's just batman absolutely nothing like Green Arrow
Despite the writing in Smallville being mixed, it actually got me more into the Superman comics back in high school. If i recall correctly, the show was originally supposed to end either at season 4 or on season 5. Because it was reaching that point where Clark should have been Superman already and shouldn't have been dragged out to season 10. I wasn't also a big fan of the hole prophecy gimic that the show played around with on Clark becoming Superman because it takes way the build-up on him becoming his own without anyone else telling him differently. This was also one of the reasons why I disliked Gotham because the show did the same thing with Bruce, just as Smallville did with Clark. And another thing that really bothered me about Smallville and Gotham that both shows were introducing some of Superman and Batman's rogues gallery (especially the major ones) so early and making it difficult to believe that the Worlds Finest will have supervillains of their own when they become adults.
Alright fine I’ll rewatch smallville
Okay, so I cannot believe that I am going to waste a comment defending that plotline but Davis was a victim of Kryptonian scientists who could not control his abilities. He only killed (and he specifically killed dangerous criminals) individual people in order to stop Doomsday from coming out and going on a rampage. Chloe and Davis argued that sending him to the Phantom Zone was less humane than killing him because he would be banished to a prison dimension forever, forced to give into his Doomsday persona. Now granted, Chloe's alternative of just staying with him had some major holes in it, especially after he kidnapped Jimmy and Oliver.
Nah, send him to the Phantom Zone while you figure something out. Hell, Chloe can go with him to the PZ if she's so concerned about it, then Clark can figure out that Black K can separate him, use it in the PZ and that's it. Chloe taking the crystal away and not giving another option other than being in the run with Davis was insane as hell. At least in the PZ he wouldn't hurt others.
@@ThePunisherSpider The one problem with your plan is that in this version of the Phantom Zone, Clark does not have his powers. So the second Clark split Davis and Doomsday, Doomsday would kill him. Also, again in this version, you cannot just pull someone out. You need to go in and get them which is what Clark did for Kara which was how Faora escaped and triggered Doomsday in the first place.
Look, from a purely pragmatic standpoint, sending him to the Phantom Zone made the most sense. But Chloe was right about one thing, it would have been more humane to just kill Davis.
@@henrypeters5291 , Davis is a human being that can only remain human through black kyrptonite whereas Doomsday is a threat to humanity, so if Chloe wanted Jimmy alive then she should've used the black kyrptonite first on Doomsday and banished Doomsday to the Phantom Zone, so yes Chole is more at fault than Clark.
@@RoronoaZoro-ur6hr First, greetings fellow One Piece Fan. Second, I do not know who to blame for the last second black kryptonite inclusion. On the one hand, the writers retconned what Black Kryptonite can do in the show on the other hand, the fact that it took Clark weeks to think of it as a solution is also ridiculous.
The only thing I hated about Smallville was the meteor freak of the week format for the first 3 or 4 seasons. Even though I liked seeing Clark's journey to becoming Superman, I was a bigger fan of Lex and Lionel. Their characters were the most interesting ones because both were evil but could find redemption. Lex started out good but went evil while Lionel was the opposite. There were decent villains once they started using comic book characters and it was fun to see who they'd bring on the show next. Smallville isn't my favorite show but it's in my top 5 for sure.
Maybe now but it was good for its time. This was before we had social media, Netflix, etc
I have complicated feelings towards Smallville. I love the premise of focusing more on Clark Kent before he becomes Superman, especially during his teen years. Having once-a-week villains/problems in a small town in Kansas is a genius idea for a weekly show. And the highlight surprisingly comes from the Luthors, especially between Lex and Lionel. Witnessing Lex's turn to evil was very well handled and almost perfection.
But where the complications come in is its later seasons during and after Season 5. Sure, I like that Clark and his friends were no longer in high school, but the formula was becoming stale and cliched in Season 5 because there was clearly a sense that something needed to change, and they never truly did act on it. The closest we came was when Clark revealed his secret to Lana, but they quickly reversed it through time-travel, and I hated it.
Either kill off Lana or go all the way with her knowing about his secret. Let them have a healthy relationship without any secrets between them when it was more risky to do so. The moment they had Clark reveal his secret to her, that was playing a card that would only work once. Because once they did it again in a different way during Season 6, it didn't have the same impact. That was the moment when I realized that the show didn't have the guts to change things up until it became safer to do so later.
Don't get me wrong, I like Seasons 6 & 7 for some of the risks that they do take with the show, but there was always a sense that they were holding back because they knew the show was more than likely going to be renewed and didn't want to progress things too far. But even then, it still felt like a large shadow that made it difficult to enjoy the show by that point, especially in the final three seasons. Not to mention a lot of plotlines and developments that either were forgotten about, retconned, or did not have a satisfying conclusion.
And I know I'll get some hate for this but I am not a fan of Clark and Lois in this show. I do not hate them, they're tolerable in terms of other romances I've seen from the CW. But I always felt that Clark and Lana had more chemistry and build up between them in the first 5 seasons. Seasons 6 - 8 on the other hand, maybe not so much. And to be honest, I would have been okay with a universe where Clark doesn't get with Lois.
I know I'm making it sound like I hate the show, but I don't. It's just complicated because I see the true potential that it never truly reached, and it's one of those things where that's just how it is. Smallville was made in a very different era of the superhero genre and it did the best it could in that time-period. It still holds a special place in my heart.
Justin Hartley was the best Green Arrow we ever had ONG! 😤🗣
Lana definitely overstayed her welcome. She should've been out of the show by the end of season 4
My thought exactly but the writers were dead set on Lana as being Clark's true love but really Lois's Clark's true love Lana was his first love. They turned Lana into a selfish, self centered, shallow bitch she hurt & almost killed everyone she claimed to care about especially when Clark wouldn't tell her his secret. Lana's role in Clark's life should've ended after season 4 the show went on after Pete left the same would've happened if Lana left. But the writers were too obsessed with her that fans were getting tired of her.
@@catspaw3092 She had a huge fan base, buddy. It was an international show that was aired throughout the world.
Really? Because Lana’s fan base was huge back in the day. It was an international show aired throughout the world. The show only lasted 2 more seasons after she left.
@@September_Rains Lana's fan base being so huge is exactly what ruined her character. She was great in the early seasons but after season 4 they just didn't know what to do with her and completely changed her character making her do a bunch of nonsensical things that she would never do. She should've been killed off or moved away from Smallville after her and Clark realized they couldn't be together at the end of the 4th season
@@crocro9931 She was one of the show’s 3 lead characters since the beginning. The show was called Smallville, not The Adolescent Years of Superman. She had every right to be on the show. She was so popular the writers had to make her character looked horrible so fans would stop shipping her and Clark because in the Superman lore it had to be Lois and Clark. When she left, millions of fans stopped watching the show.
Dude I was about to throw hands
You should review Lois and Clark
Imo, they're overrated
Thanks for making me feel old. Smallville came out my sophomore year of college. I loved it
My reaction to watching this show without reading almost any Superman comics was like : who the f##$ is Lana, Chloey and Pete ? And also, why both Clark parents are so hot ? 😂😂😂
TBH, season 9 was my favorite season because it felt the most like a Superman show (at that time; I watched in its original run). But the rest of this video? Spot on.
Deleted my comment but you got me. 😂 Smallville was phenomenal.
bro was about to bait me
was ready to rage like crazy
and the funny thing is I'm currently rewatching smallville
Smallville is pure joy, it’s my happy place 😭✊
One thing i must say, if Aquaman and Green Arrow where short on fans at that time this show for sure give them some. Hot damn ! 🔥🔥🔥🥵
Glad I’m not the only one respect for giving your true opinions man.
Personally, Smallville is my favorite Superman & the most powerful version of Superman ever adapted. Smallville is a classic, not perfect, but still a classic.
The green arrow opinion isn't even a hot take
The show premiered before you were born !?! Oh my knees
Dude when I watched Smallville as a kid I loved it. And Michael rosenbaum kept talking and I was like I've heard that voice before but where so I looked up the actor and saw he was a voice actor in Justice League cartoons and I was like wait who was he? And when I saw he voiced the flash i lost my mind 😂 but yea Smallville was incredible to me. Was everything perfect no but it was all worth it
Man, you make me feel old! I remember this show coming out during my time in High School and having it end after finishing college.
One of Clark’s on the thumbnail dresses like Hernan Guerra from the Gods and Monsters Esleworlds comic.
I think the best way to describe my feelings on Smallville is like this. The show has a ton of great ideas, I just don't like the premise. This is 10 seasons of a Superman origin story and I don't think it really needed to be that long. Honestly, show probably should've ended at Season 4 when Clark graduates high school and if they really wanted to continue the story after that just make him Superman, there is no reason to drag this origin out for 6 more seasons, especially when you're bringing in other heroes and villains from across DC. Clark is a founding member of the Justice League but he isn't Superman, Clark battles Darkseid but he isn't Superman, Clark is set to marry Lois but he isn't Superman, Clark battles Doomsday but he isn't Superman, and Jimmy Olsen dies before Clark is Superman.
Finally !!! I m tired of hearing ppl say its a great show its an amazing show .. i m a Superman fan and i hated that show so much !! I wish there was a better show showcasing Clark's life before Metropolis as it is the least explored part of his story .
M Enterprises personally showed up at my door and handed me an N-Pass
You should check out the Smallville Season 11 comics, they completely fix the whole Lex mind erasure problem and make it so much more interesting at least for me.
How dare you bait us like that. (It worked super well though) 😂
Gawd, I'm old. Something else that you wouldn't know cause it started... before you were born. (OLD!). Smallville's first episode aired October 16 2001... It was one month after 9/11. The smoke was still billowing from New York. The world was still in shock. (I'm Canadian.) The world had LITERALLY completely changed. We needed something. We needed this. We needed Superman (even if he was out of costume). And just in time, there he was. I knew people who had never seen ANY comic book property (including Superman 77 and Batman 89), who tuned in, and kept tuning in, cause the real world was dark and smokey and those images were all still fresh in our minds and we needed a hero. Enter, Smallville.
BAIT. You magnificent bastard! Well played!👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏
2:18 Longest running tv show? Actually that would be Teen Titans Go. It will have 400 episodes by October 20, 2024 😢
I think he meant live action but yeah teen titans go is the longest dc show
My biggest problem with Smallville is the Crisis crossover. Knowing that Clark chose to give up his powers makes the Smallville series feel empty to me. While Clark says, "I'd give anything to be normal." in the first episode, knowing that they're other versions of Clark that have their powers and get to be a father makes Tom's Clark feel selfish to me. I understand that Tom Welling never wore Brandon Routh's Superman Returns suit for a reason and that the Crisis director's pitch to Tom Welling is that Clark's true place was on the farm, but from an audience perspective, seeing Clark's journey from season 1 to season 10 now just feels pointless.
The scene where Clark walks in and Martha is watching a home video of Jonathan and Clark as a child and Jonathan looks at the camera and says Bye bye. Then Martha notices Clark is behind watching also and he is finally releasing his emotions from the death of his father broke me downnnn😭💔 even thinking about that scene now is sending me 😔
You got me bro I was about to start cussin 😂 we don’t take Smallville slander round here buddy
First time I watched smallville was actually recently. I went over to my friend’s place to visit, he was kinda busy with work and cooking but I ended up staying up watching the show with his brother in law, at some point he came out of his room in the middle of the night and asked “are yall still watching smallville?”
WAIT dean Winchester actor was playing in Smallville and i had absolutely no memory of him despite watching this show? 😮😮😮 Oh my god
He played the football coach that Lana briefly dated.
I loved this show, or at least I did when it was still an origin story. At some point it went from "Clark Kent before he was Superman" to "Superman just without his costume or name." He even formed the Justice League without being Superman. Had "No tights, no flights" not been in the contract, it would have been such a good way to see the young Clark finally put on the cape and actually have some time as him as Supes, making all the time we spent with him finally payoff and be the hero he is destined to be. Instead we had multiple seasons of Clark delaying the innevitable and avoiding the costume but still saving the day like Superman. Smallville should have converted into a Superman show halfway through its run.
Last summer we took a road trip up to Victoria Island and Cloverdale to visit Smallville filming locations.
That's the beautiful thing about opinions..It doesn't make you right
I recommend checking out Lois and Clark (1993). It's dated, but very enjoyable in the first couple of seasons. It does a great job with the Daily Planet ensemble and the development of the Clark/Lois dynamic. The continuity obviously doesn't fit, but you can get a cool journey through different phases of Clark's life by watching Smallville, then Lois and Clark, then Superman and Lois.
3:47 rdcwrld goated
Smallville was GOATED
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Love the videos M Enterprises, I recently subscribed and been enjoying watching some of you’re character videos where you give them some spotlight and state what makes them so great, keep up the great work!
My favorite one was the “DC needs Green Arrow”
Oracle in a sense, she basically was so was felicity in arrow. Think about it. Arrow was basically Batman series
Smallville is a classic
I watched this show when it originally aired on tv. Thanks for making me feel old 👨🏿🦳😅