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<blockquote data-quote="Toni" data-source="post: 61339" data-attributes="member: 82"><p>[USER=2]@Ome[/USER], I´m very happy you are enjoying "Smallville". I was faithful to it all the way, though Season 9 and a certain, very annoying baddie almost made me stop watching.</p><p></p><p>The best of all is that it was a big old soap (when there hardly were any of them!) that sort of became a how-to-do guide for a prequel: it doesn´t matter we know where or how it ends, what matters is how they make us care about all the characters and how fun the whole ride is.</p><p></p><p>The big con is that, after the first 100 times of seeing one character change due to the meteor thingie, one tends to roll eyes when it happens again and again. Do you like the soundtrack too? I used to joke and call the final scenes, "the barn jukebox scenes"...</p><p></p><p>Of course, I myself loved all the cameo and guest appearances. At the end, it was like "Dallas" or "Knots Landing": everybody who was acting at the time, showed up in "Smallville". Either that or "Desperate Housewives"...</p><p></p><p>I think you´ll love "Supergirl" if you take a break after finishing "Smallville", otherwise you might end up jumping off your window instead of taking your car to go to work...<img src="http://yoursmiles.org/msmile/think/m1714.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":confuse:" title="Confuse :confuse:" data-shortname=":confuse:" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Toni, post: 61339, member: 82"] [USER=2]@Ome[/USER], I´m very happy you are enjoying "Smallville". I was faithful to it all the way, though Season 9 and a certain, very annoying baddie almost made me stop watching. The best of all is that it was a big old soap (when there hardly were any of them!) that sort of became a how-to-do guide for a prequel: it doesn´t matter we know where or how it ends, what matters is how they make us care about all the characters and how fun the whole ride is. The big con is that, after the first 100 times of seeing one character change due to the meteor thingie, one tends to roll eyes when it happens again and again. Do you like the soundtrack too? I used to joke and call the final scenes, "the barn jukebox scenes"... Of course, I myself loved all the cameo and guest appearances. At the end, it was like "Dallas" or "Knots Landing": everybody who was acting at the time, showed up in "Smallville". Either that or "Desperate Housewives"... I think you´ll love "Supergirl" if you take a break after finishing "Smallville", otherwise you might end up jumping off your window instead of taking your car to go to work...:confuse: [/QUOTE]
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