Smallville: Third Season Speculation. Possible SPOILERS

[Kwick22a]

Since the regular Smallville thread is getting really long D.K. Hood suggested we start a thread for discussing what might happen in the third season. So here it is.

I have a few ideas myself, but I don't really feel like posting them yet.

Well, maybe just one. Remember in the first episode Lionel was reading a paper and the headline was about Oliver Queen being missing. From what I remember didn't he end up on an island somewhere in the comics? Maybe Lex will run into him and they'll return to Smallville together.

[D.K.HOOD]

Lol! Wish you had started this one sooner Kwick22a!

[Kwick22a]

Sorry about that. I guess it's just one of those days.

[D.K.HOOD]

Well the whole "red Clark in Metropolis" idea has been setup for Season 3 and I can see some light at the end of the tunnel for this story. We already know red kryptonite affects Clark differently and one person on the message board compared it to alchohol. Lets just compare it to addictive drugs in general. Addicts need a bigger high everytime they take a drug because they build a tolerance to whatever gets them high. What if its the same for red kryptonite. Maybe Clark won't feel as good or go as far to the "dark side" the way he's done in the past. Maybe he'll lose the high that he gets from red kryptonite and turn elsewhere. Perhaps to atone himself he'll turn into a vigilante in Metropolis. A vigilante in a big city would gain wide media coverage(maybe you guys can already tell where I'm going with this). We've already seen how publicity has affected television programming with "reality tv". Everybody thinks being famous will fix their problems, why wouldn't a grieving Clark feel the same.
So anyway, as I was saying. A superpowered vigilante slowly gaining media coverage in the mainstream press, while the people who control the underworld are already foaming at the mouths trying to find a way to stop him. Perhaps they reach out to a master criminal in Gotham City to take care of this problem. And maybe a young Bruce Wayne who is still preparing himself to become the "world's greatest detective" has been tracking this criminal. He puts two and two together and decides to head to Metropolis to warn the mysterious vigilante that has been rumored to exist by the media. By this time I would expect Clark to already be back in Smallville losing his virginity to Lana, but Clark would have somehow screwed up in Metropolis and left a trail. Maybe the "master criminal" from Gotham would track him down in Smallville first, or maybe it would be Bruce. But eventually Bruce would find his way to Smallville.

Hey, anything's possible after that season finale!

P.S. Sorry about the whole gender mixup in that other post Kwick22a! And I totally missed that Oliver Queen reference in the first episode. If they can't get Bruce then it would be nice for some other DC characters to make cameos.

[Frostbite]

The Oliver Queen reference didn't make any sense, continuity wise (unless Ollie's father died or something).

[kvdp_blade]

that hole vigilanty idea sound really good D.K.Hood. If only the writers of Smallville read these forums.

[Frostbite]

They probably do. Then they say, "Ha! Putrid fools!"

[Kwick22a]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by D.K.HOOD:
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P.S. Sorry about the whole gender mixup in that other post Kwick22a! And I totally missed that Oliver Queen reference in the first episode. If they can't get Bruce then it would be nice for some other DC characters to make cameos.</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

No problem, it's not like I've ever gone out of my way to specify my gender.

I like your idea for getting Bruce on the show, it makes sence and would be a good story line. I've been hoping that they'd try and bring some other DC charecters into the show. Bruce Wayne is obviously the one they really want to do, but if they can't work it out Green Arrow would be a reasonable second choice. Especially from an effects standpoint, no actual super powers so no expensive effects. It would also be nice if they considered bringing the Martian Manhunter in at some point. I mean he and Clark have a lot in common. Both the final members of a dead race, both have to hide who and what they really are. It might be nice if Clark met someone who could truly understand how he feels. It's doubtful this is going to happen, but it's something interesting to think about.

[D.K.HOOD]

One other thing about the vigilante idea. Since Clark would be a little cocky and let people see him using his powers there could be a police sketch of what he looks like that appears in the news. After he finally comes to his senses and realizes that people have seen him use his powers Clark may decide to finally wear glasses. And maybe get a haircut too!

[Frostbite]

In Clark's junior year (which is next season), J'Onn was one of Clark's teachers (in a human disguise of course). Maybe they can do something with that.

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[Kwick22a]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Frostbite:
<B>In Clark's junior year (which is next season), J'Onn was one of Clark's teachers (in a human disguise of course). Maybe they can do something with that.

[This message has been edited by Frostbite (edited 05-21-2003).]</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

That would work for me, although I think it might be better if he were a guidance councilor rather than a teacher. Not sure why though, it's probably just me.

Also has anyone else been wondering if they're going to introduce Mercy, Lex's bodyguard, during the course of the show. Not as a regular charecter necessarily, maybe just have Lex meet her, recruit her, and send her off to learn all the things she's going to need to know.

[Golden Falcon]

I pointed this out before, Jonn Jonnz met and regularly visited/monitored the Kents and pre-Superboy Clark.
http://www.superman.ws/superboy-lives/visitor/chapters/?chapter=8.

[Sonic1002]

Frostbite and DKHood, I think that if the did those two ideas, the series would be a bigger hit than it already is. I would love to see the old Martian Manhunter on there. Doinghim in his true form may be a little hard, but i think it could be done. And the whole Bruce tracking a "master Criminal" is brilliant. I would love to see him on Smallville. Batman is my favorite superhero ever. I would be so happy if he came on, you have no idea. So, I apprecitate the ideas. I would love to see them come into play. And I see them very plausible.
-Sonic1002

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[D.K.HOOD]

Did Jon Jonzz really pose as a teacher in the old Superboy comics? I just thought he was a detective. That would be a good way to introduce the character. Bring him in near the halfway point of the season like they did Helen. Have him mentor Clark on fitting in, but not revealing his origin until maybe the season finale or the following season.

[Frostbite]

Okay, first of all, Pre-Crisis, Martian Manhunter did not monitor Clark. The link Golden Falcon provided was just fan fiction. J'onn only monitored the Post-Crisis Clark. Pre-Crisis, J'onn came to Earth after Superman had already debuted. Post-Crisis, he came to Earth about 3-5 years before Kal-El was even born. All that, and much more, are chronolgized here (http://dcu.smartmemes.com/DCTL_3_TL.html) (scroll down to 1975).

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[ModeMan]

After reading that article but before seeing the season finale, I was thinking Bruce would show up in Metropolis or Smalleville as a business competitor of Lex's. Ofcourse Lex would loath Bruce because Bruce is a light-hearted, trust fund playboy.
There's also a criminal in town that Bruce is hoping to track and stop, just to flex his crime fighting muscles. He and Clark meet, learn the truth about eachother and form an alliance to stop the guy(though Bruce constantly criticizes Clark for not using his head or some such). Basically a standard 'World's Finest' outing.

But now we're not sure when Lex will be in the picture or what his role will be, and Clark has the red kryptonite ring on. I'm guessing that in the next season Clark will lose control of himself at some point and Bruce will take it upon himself to bring him in. When the ring comes off, Bruce will realize what kind of guy Clark really is and take it easy on him, not turning him in to the authorities. Dunno, though.

[Evil_Kin-slayer]

Estimated fanatical of Smallville... the predicted to compliment!!!
In the Third Season of this grand series, there was entering a new personage very known by us: Bruce Wayne!!!
One of the executive producers of Smallville, Al Gough, gave an interview to the web Zap2It.com where I speak to him about this possible appearance...
For a most information of this interview they visit this link: http://tv.zap2it.com/shows/features/features.html?31671

[D.K.HOOD]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Evil_Kin-slayer:
<B>Estimated fanatical of Smallville... the predicted to compliment!!!
In the Third Season of this grand series, there was entering a new personage very known by us: Bruce Wayne!!!
One of the executive producers of Smallville, Al Gough, gave an interview to the web Zap2It.com where I speak to him about this possible appearance...
For a most information of this interview they visit this link: http://tv.zap2it.com/shows/features/features.html?31671 </B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I got one question about that article: does anybody really want to see Jimmy Olson right now? I know I don't.

[Kwick22a]

I'd prefer it if they would just leave Jimmy out of Smallvile. I don't see what he could add to a story considering that at this point Jimmy either hasn't been born yet, or he is at least still under five years old.
The most he could so on Smallville is fall down a well, get kidnapped, or possibly Lana could babysit him.
The only reason, I can think of, that they would have him in an episode is so we can all say "Hey, that's Jimmy!" If they want to include another person from the Superman universe how about having Perry White show up. According to something I read, in the Smallville universe Perry is just starting his career as a reporter for the Daily Planet. If Clark does start doing some crime fighting in Metropolis this would be a good way to introduce him. He could investigate the story and write an article.
Makes more sense than Jimmy Olsen who, at this point, can do little more than drool on a camera.

[Frostbite]

They'll probably make Jimmy like a seven year old city punk.

[D.K.HOOD]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Frostbite:
They'll probably make Jimmy like a seven year old city punk.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

The legal age to become a city punk is 8 1/2.

Hey Frostbite, tell me what you think about the chances of this scenario taking place: Lionel Luthor somehow got his hands on the remains of the Kent baby fetus. He clones the child it turns out to be Jimmy Olsen. Slightly disturbing but fits into Smallville storyline logic.

[Sonic1002]

*Shivers*

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[Frostbite]

Remember that one episode where Lionel's like "No Lex, you don't have a brother. He died.", and then afterwards he takes out a picture of a little kid? Before we all found out it was Lucas, I thought the kid was Jimmy Olsen.

[Sonic1002]

Yet, Still. *shivers*


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[D.K.HOOD]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Frostbite:
Remember that one episode where Lionel's like "No Lex, you don't have a brother. He died.", and then afterwards he takes out a picture of a little kid? Before we all found out it was Lucas, I thought the kid was Jimmy Olsen.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

LOL!!!

[Kwick22a]

You know I have this weird feeling that Lionel might be planning on cloneing himself. So far he's been pretty dissapointed with his offspring (one still has some morals, the others a little sociopathic) and this way he could have a custom made heir that he could train to be exactly the way he wants him to be.

Something else, not really important, but remember when Lex faked his own death, had himself cloned, and set himself up as his own son. Now it may just be me, but Lex's replacement body looks a lot like Lionel does now. Makes me wonder if at some point Lionel highjacked Lex's body, and then replaced it again and tried to make it look more like he used to look.
Just a little more insanity from the people who brought you Chocolate Vampire Hulk Rabbits.

[Darth_zaiyen]

Or maybe he'll go the easier route and clone Mr. Bunny-Buns, thus making little girls of the wolrd united in happiness and love! http://www.comics2film.com/UBB/smile.gif

*shivers*

[Kwick22a]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Darth_zaiyen:
<B>Or maybe he'll go the easier route and clone Mr. Bunny-Buns, thus making little girls of the wolrd united in happiness and love! http://www.comics2film.com/UBB/smile.gif

*shivers*</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Yeah, if they have the same super speed thing the little girl has he would really only have to clone two and then just let bunny love take it's course.

[Kwick22a]

After going out into the blazing hot sun (it's 113 degrees on my porch) I realized why Lionel is so obsessed with discovering the secrets of the cave and Clark.
It's because Clark Kent is Linoel Luthor's father. I don't know when or how, but at some point in the future Superman must travel back in time and impregnate some woman with the name Luthor. It was so obvious I'm surprised no one noticed it before now.
Jor-El
Kal-El
Lion-El.
Which means Lex Luthor is Clark's grandson. Now the big question. Why doesn't Lion-El have any powers?

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[D.K.HOOD]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Kwick22a:
<B>After going out into the blazing hot sun (it's 113 degrees on my porch) I realized why Lionel is so obsessed with discovering the secrets of the cave and Clark.
It's because Clark Kent is Linoel Luthor's father. I don't know when or how, but at some point in the future Superman must travel back in time and impregnate some woman with the name Luthor. It was so obvious I'm surprised no one noticed it before now.
Jor-El
Kal-El
Lion-El.
Which means Lex Luthor is Clark's grandson. Now the big question. Why doesn't Lion-El have any powers?

</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

You are almost right. Clark isn't Lionel's father, he's his grandfather. See what happens is the daughter of Superman and Wonder Woman hooks up with Lion-O(Lord of The Thundercats). They have a litter and Lion-El is the offspring that gets abandoned. Can't you see the resemblance? They have the same hair and furry eyebrows!



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[Kwick22a]

I see it now, and suddenly it all makes sense! We finally have an explanation for Lionel's arrogance, his ever expanding hair, and his (and later Lex's) desire for world domination. It's the cat genes!
It also explains his obsession with the caves. He must believe that they contain the Sword of Omens and he intends to claim it for himself.
Maybe he was also responcible for Jor-El's message. At some point in the future, after Superman appeared, he must have realized who he was. Then he traveled back in time and, using his Kryptonian DNA, tricked Clark's ship into beleiving he was Jor-El. Then he programmed in the world domination message.
It all makes sense!

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[D.K.HOOD]

I can't believe we have to wait until October 1 for season 3 to start. I've been catching up on Buffy episodes over the summer but I don't think I can take another 2 months of Smallville repeats.

[WC]

So what are we speculating happened to Helen Bryce? Are we thinking that she was kidnapped/ killed, or that perhaps she was bad and drugged Lex before making her swift escape from the plane? And why would she turn bad unless perhaps Lionel got to her. But would he kill even his own son?

And what possible explanation can the Kents give for that crater-shaped hole in their backyard?

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[D.K.HOOD]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Welshcat:
<B>And what possible explanation can the Kents give for that crater-shaped hole in their backyard?

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Exploding barbecue grill, perhaps? I would expect that, after all the crazy things that keep happening around Clark, people wouldn't even bother to ask.

[Frostbite]

Gas main explosion?

[D.K.HOOD]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Frostbite:
Gas main explosion?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

See that would be too logical for Smallville.

[Frostbite]

Oh, right, I nearly forgot.

They'll say it was teen pranksters with sparklers.

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[Kwick22a]

In an attempt to improve his profits Jonathan used meteor rocks to mutate one of his regular cows into a super cow.
Then to prevent it being stolen by the Luthors he put the cow in the storm cellar for safe keeping. Sadly because of the mutation the cow was no longer able to expel gas. Over the past few months the methane built up, and the cow spontaneously exploded.


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[D.K.HOOD]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Kwick22a:
<B>In an attempt to improve his profits Jonathan used meteor rocks to mutate one of his regular cows into a super cow.
Then to prevent it being stolen by the Luthors he put the cow in the storm cellar for safe keeping. Sadly because of the mutation the cow was no longer able to expel gas. Over the past few months the methane built up, and the cow spontaneously exploded.
</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I'm sure the Mullet-Man would love that explanation.

[Kwick22a]

Yeah, he probably would. But we must be careful with this information, because if Lionel ever gets his hands on it terrible things will happen.
Imagine it, Luthorcorp perfects the Bovine Bomb and sells it to the defense department. Suddenly we're plunged into a new arms race as nations all over the world try to build their own stockpiles of intercontinental ballistic cows. McDonalds, Wendy's, and Burger King suddenly become super powers. Disney comes one step closer to world domination (because of their alliance with McDonalds.) And we spend the next fifty years in fear of Moo's Day.

The horror of it all.

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[FireStormTrooper]

So, apparently Rutger Hauer is going to making a guest appearance in SMALLVILLE's 3rd season as shady media mogul Morgan Edge. Edge, for those that may not know, is the head of the Galaxy Broadcasting Company in the comics and even was Clark Kent's boss (back in the '70s when Silver Age Clark was a TV news anchor). I'm glad they're finding more ways to incorporate more stuff from the comics. Is Perry White scheduled to make an appearance this upcoming season? Anyone know?

[Kwick22a]

I don't think there's anything official yet, but the producers have said that in the Smallville world Perry White is currently a struggling reporter in his twenties, and that he doesn't work for the Daily Planet yet.
I think it's a good bet that they have plans to bring him onto the show at some point.

[riotgirl77]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by FireStormTrooper:
So, apparently Rutger Hauer is going to making a guest appearance in SMALLVILLE's 3rd season as shady media mogul Morgan Edge. Edge, for those that may not know, is the head of the Galaxy Broadcasting Company in the comics and even was Clark Kent's boss (back in the '70s when Silver Age Clark was a TV news anchor). I'm glad they're finding more ways to incorporate more stuff from the comics. Is Perry White scheduled to make an appearance this upcoming season? Anyone know?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Rutger Hauer rocks!!!!!

[Frostbite]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by FireStormTrooper:
(back in the '70s when Silver Age Clark was a TV news anchor)<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Actually, Clark was a news anchor in the Bronze Age, not the Silver Age.

[FireStormTrooper]

Oh. I always thought that the comic book ages went like this.
Golden Age (1938 - 1954)
Silver Age (1954 - 1986)
Modern Age (1986 - 2003 and counting)
I guess it's more complicated than that, huh?

[D.K.HOOD]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by FireStormTrooper:
<B>Oh. I always thought that the comic book ages went like this.
Golden Age (1938 - 1954)
Silver Age (1954 - 1986)
Modern Age (1986 - 2003 and counting)
</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

So will this Modern Age become the Bronze Age when we move into a new one?

[WC]

Still no theories about Dr Helen Bryce?

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[Kwick22a]

I really don't know what to think about Helen. She was in the perfect position to drug Lex, take out the pilots, and destroy the cockpit. But in that case where were the pilots? If the plane is going to crash into the ocean anyway why bother disposing of the bodies?
That kind of implies that the pilots were behind it. They work for Lionel, they could have drugged them, and destroyed the cockpit. But then why would they take Helen with them? Whether she was working for Lionel, or not, she's now a liability. She knows what happened on the plane and could tell people about it. She has information she can use against Lionel, and we all know that he doesn't like that. So from Lionel's point of view it would have been better to let her go down with Lex. So she should have been on the plane.
But then maybe she was never on the plane. She could have drugged Lex at the beginning of the flight and either gotten off in Metropolis or the plane landed at a midpoint, dropped her off, and continued on. The pilots destroyed the controls, and jumped out.
Either way I don't think we'll be seeing much of Helen next season. If she was in on it then her presence is to suspicious, so Lionel would have made her assume a new identity somewhere else. If she wasn't then she's either dead, or being held prisoner somewhere.

As for Lionel being willing to kill Lex, I think he would if he felt that Lex was becoming too independent and he couldn't control him anymore. I think the only reason Lex has survived as long as he has is because Lionel needed him as an heir to the company. When Lucas showed up he was perfectly willing to abandon Lex in favor of his brother, but then Lucas turned out to be a bit of a nut case over which Lionel has no control, So he turned back to Lex. But now he has another alternative. Lionel now has the means to clone people, it's not perfect but it works, so what's to stop him from simply cloning himself and setting up Lionel 2 as the official heir to Luthorcorp. Just say he's his illegitimate son and he kept him secret to protect him form his enemies. It's not like we haven't seen it happen before.

Those are just some ideas I had.

[Kwick22a]

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According to Kryptonsite's (http://www.kryptonsite.com) spoiler page the fifth episode of season three is entitled "Perry." So it looks like Perry White may be showing up sooner than expected.


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[Frostbite]

I can't believe they're making him the editor of the Smallville paper. That's so stupid.

[Frostbite]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by FireStormTrooper:
<B>Oh. I always thought that the comic book ages went like this.
Golden Age (1938 - 1954)
Silver Age (1954 - 1986)
Modern Age (1986 - 2003 and counting)
I guess it's more complicated than that, huh?</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Golden Age: 1938-indeterminable period in the fifties
Silver Age: Indeterminable period in the fifties-1971
Bronze Age: 1971-1986
Iron Age (Modern Age): 1986+

[WC]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Kwick22a:
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According to Kryptonsite's (http://www.kryptonsite.com) spoiler page the fifth episode of season three is entitled "Perry." So it looks like Perry White may be showing up sooner than expected.
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So, the alternate Kwick is still at large! http://www.comics2film.com/UBB/smile.gif

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[Kwick22a]

Yes, very large. And, despite all the other Kwick’s best efforts, I won’t be going away anytime soon. I’m smarter, faster, and cleverer than he will ever be. Also I have access to advanced alien technology (purchased on Ebay) that has enabled me to erect a powerful force field that will prevent him from entering the Superman forum ever again! Ha, Ha... Darn, lost my place, where was I? Oh yeah. Ha!

[Frostbite]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Welshcat:
So, the alternate Kwick is still at large! http://www.comics2film.com/UBB/smile.gif<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Fool! Now the two Kwicks are aware of each other! This could be disasterous!

[D.K.HOOD]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Frostbite:
[QUOTE]Fool! Now the two Kwicks are aware of each other! This could be disasterous!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I guess its time for someone to write another universe changing, continuity fixing, maxi-issue crossover series.

[Frostbite]

The Crisis on Infinite Forums! And then we'll have to create a Pocket Universe to house all that's left over!

[D.K.HOOD]

So I guess John Jones is the Anti-Moderator.

[The Xenos]

Ok, I finally caught me up them eps of Smallvile. SO, what are my theories?

Helen... well, she did come back suddenly and they were drinking champane..

Also, i got a couple crazy theroies. I'm suprised no one's talked about the ship. Did it die? Or.. did it live and it's really.. Brainiac?

And for my next wild theory... that's not Jor-El's voice... it's Zod! Heck, they are using Terrance Stamp for the voice! HE was Zod!

Ok, and now one more insane andum.. bizzare theory. So, we got Lionel dabbling in cloning. We got a vial of Clark's blood floating around. Helen has it and maybe she's in cahoots with Lionel. Me no am sure where this am heading, but me can maybe
guess what bizzare events this could lead to.

heh heh. thus ends my mad theories..

-Xenos

[Kwick22a]

Well, one of the producers gave a an interview a couple of months back and they said that because of the new Superman movie being produced (insert sarcastic disbelieveing comment) they aren't being allowed to use pretty much any of the Superman villains including Brainiac or the Eradicator. Either of which would have been good as an insane AI trying to lead Clark down an evil path.
As for Zod, they also agreed to not wirte any more Kryptonians into the show so it's doubtful that he's the one who messed with the ship.
Lionel cloning Clark, I think this is actually a pretty good bet. They've already laid the ground work for it, and I'd hate to think they would go through all that trouble and then just forget it. I don't know if Bizarro falls into the forbidden villain category, but even if he does they can still use the clone story line.

This next part is about the Smallville Fan Feed that was up the other day and just in case I'll put a spoiler warning here.
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Ok, so according to the Fan Feed in an attempt to bring Clark home Jonathan is going to make a deal with Jor-El to get some sort of super human powers. This kind of implies that despite Clark's efforts some part of the ship has survived. We knew that Jor-El or whatever is claiming to be Jor-El is still around because it's still talking to Clark in his head.
Also Helen seems to be back in Smallville and Lionel appears to be accusing her of killing Lex.

Finally I was thinking about the new Flash show that's been proposed. Does anyone else think that the reason they're thinking of not having a costume (which I find bothersome because I've always liked the Flash's costume, especially the one he kept in the ring) is because at some point they're planning on having a crossover with Smallville and they figure it would just look silly if the Flash had a costume and Clark didn't? Just a thought.

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[D.K.HOOD]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Kwick22a:
<B> Does anyone else think that the reason they're thinking of not having a costume (which I find bothersome because I've always liked the Flash's costume, especially the one he kept in the ring) is because at some point they're planning on having a crossover with Smallville and they figure it would just look silly if the Flash had a costume and Clark didn't?
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Frankly, I just don't give a damn. I see this Flash show as another opportunity for a network to sink its teeth into the "Tiger Beat" demographic while exploiting a fanbase that already exists. I was trying to give it the benefit of the doubt, but the more I think about this new show, the more I believe it'll blow. What purpose does it serve by not giving The Flash his costume? Its one of the best costumes in comics for godsake.

[Sonic1002]

I HATE CHLOE!!!!!!

Sorry, I had one of my moments.

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Now comes the part where I relieve you, the little people, of the burden of your failed and useless lives. But remember, as my plastic surgeon always said: if you gotta go, go with a smile.
-Joker

[D.K.HOOD]

Coming in 2 weeks, Lex Luthor:Cast Away!

[WC]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Sonic1002:
I HATE CHLOE!!!!!!

Sorry, I had one of my moments.

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Why do you hate Chloe? I guess you won't be joining the discussion in the "Joys of Allison Mack" thread then?




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[Kwick22a]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Welshcat:
<B> Why do you hate Chloe? I guess you won't be joining the discussion in the "Joys of Allison Mack" thread then?
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That just means more Chloe for the rest of us! Woo-Hoo!
Also, if anyone is interested, I have a ton of surplus Lana I'm looking to unload. But no one touch the leftover case of Whitney in the back. I'm hoping that if I ignore it long enough it'll either disappear on it's own or spontaneously turn into a zombie.

[D.K.HOOD]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Kwick22a:
Also, if anyone is interested, I have a ton of surplus Lana I'm looking to unload. But no one touch the leftover case of Whitney in the back. I'm hoping that if I ignore it long enough it'll either disappear on it's own or spontaneously turn into a zombie.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I'll take some Helen Bryce if you got any.

[WC]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Kwick22a:
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That just means more Chloe for the rest of us! </B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

That's not fair, because you have your alternate double running around in these threads too.


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[Kwick22a]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by D.K.HOOD:
I'll take some Helen Bryce if you got any. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I think I've got a couple of crates I can part with. And if I don't, I know a guy who can get some.

Originally posted by Welshcat: That's not fair, because you have your alternate double running around in these threads too.

True, but things have changed recently. My double and I are no longer at war, instead we have pooled our resources and the Chloe cloning project is proceeding ahead of schedule. Soon there will be enough Chloe for everyone.

[Frostbite]

It's just like the classic story of Superman Red and Blue!

[The Xenos]

Anyone got any of that hottie wolf chick?

-Xenos

[WC]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by The Xenos:
<B>Anyone got any of that hottie wolf chick?

-Xenos</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Now she was nice. What was her name in real life again?

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[Frostbite]

Actress Name: Tamara Feldman
Character Name: Kyla Willowbrook