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I am one of the rare “Smallville” fans that greatly bewitch the darker seasons of slow to the light-hearted, freak-of-the-week seasons that the demonstrate started with. Season 8 introduced the capable Tess Mercer (as excellently portrayed by Cassidy Freeman) who filled the shoes of an MIA Lex Luthor with more charisma and grace than, dare I say it, the mammoth Michael Rosenbaum in the past couple seasons. Also among the characters this year is Davis “Doomsday” Bloome, who is taken to the next level by Sam Witwer, who plays the role in such a method that the viewers can actually sympathize for the tortured, lonely murderer that Davis has unfortunately become.
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There are only two problems that I have with season 8. The first is that around episodes 8.03-8.05, the note lagged. A lot. The episodes, I idea, were quite lifeless and impartial not the best work that the “Smallville” writers have establish forth. Specifically 8.03 “Toxic,” which could’ve been a incredible exploration of Justin Hartley’s Oliver “Green Arrow” Queen character but ended up being a bland, practical snorefest.
The second quandary is the Lana-arc in episodes 8.10-8.14. While 8.10 “Bride,” 8.11 “Legion,” and 8.12 “Bulletproof” were all outstanding and Kristin Kreuk delivered on every front in her reprisal as Lana Lang, the storyline of giving Lana shapely powers was extremely unwelcome to most fans (myself included) and, if anything, ruined what could’ve been a perfect demolish to the lengthy Clark/Lana storyline that has disturbed “Smallville” since the first episode. 8.14 “Requiem” is a first-rate episode, mind you, but the poorly done tidy!Lana storyline brings it and 8.13 “Power” down as the worst episodes of the season.
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Now, there are definitely some blockbuster episodes that were perfect, in my eyes. The entire slew of episodes from 8.15 to 8.21 were quick-witted – specifically 8.15 “Putrid,” 8.16 “Turbulence” (a knowing and emotionally raw exploration of the characters – specifically Jimmy Olsen), 8.18 “Eternal,” and 8.21 “Injustice.” Watching this season, I was in dismay at how mighty the actors and actresses – and their characters – have grown since they were first introduced to us and I have yet to be disappointed by the work turned in by the wonderful Tom Welling, the outstanding Allison Mack, and the glorious Erica Durance.
Overall, I highly recommend that unusual viewers fetch this season when its on sale and all “Smallville” fans should take this boxset as soon as it’s released. As we enter season 9, which may very well be our last “Smallville” season, I have high hopes that the exhibit will kick it into high gear and go out with a bang.
I’ve been tuning into Smallville since Episode 1, and have been a fan of Superman since I was a dinky kid.
Smallville is one of the greatest interpretations of Superman ever created in any type of medium (funny book, TV, etc.) And I was disappointed to peer that Smallville Season 8 only received an average rating of 3.5 stars.
Most of the lower rated reviews include complaints about how the display is starting to lose credibility with it’s comical counterpart. In other words it doesn’t tie into the droll book that well, the finale of Season 8 was anti climactic, how the writing is starting to dwindle, so on so forth.
Smallville is an INTERPRETATION of the silly book tale. It is NOT the funny book itself. So to bash Season 8 because it doesn’t tie in to the funny that well is magnificent funny, cause there have been apparent changes from the funny book since Season 1. And if you are a long time fan of Smallville, why bash season 8 for something that’s been going on since .. well .. forever?
Smallville has always stayed apt to the basics of the Superman mythos. Clark and Lex are enemies. Lois and Clark will topple in adore. Clark will become Superman, etc.
And I don’t maintain for a second that Lex is truly unimaginative. And if he is then damn the writers to hell. Although it is highly unlikely that Rosenbaum will return to the cast of Smallville, I am for obvious we have not heard the last from Lex. He cant be dull … reach on … he’s Lex Luthor.
The writers have done an wonderful job picking up from Season 7. Despite the loss of Michael Rosenbaum (Lex Luthor), they composed do a substantial job of tying in Lex to the myth without actually having him on cloak.
Tess Mercer fills in for Lex as the fresh CEO for Luthercorp. Heavenly mighty the novel “poor guy” to give Clark and his friends a hard time. And although Lex is missed (A LOT!!!) She’s splendid. Nuff said.
Also in this season we are treated with the ever growing romance between Lois and Clark. Savor is in the air in season 8! (Is cherish ever NOT in the air? ) But I have always admired Smallville for it’s character development, especially with Clark’s like interests (well mostly Lana) . But Lois and Clark are as equally intoxicating to look as Lana and Clark in previous seasons.
Erica Durance plays the best Lois Lane I have ever seen. She nails her personality flawlessly. Naive, cocky, obscene, Clarks opposite … his perfect match.
And what about the final battle between Doomsday in the Season Finale? What about it? Nothing short of … awesome can you say? Many complained that the battle was too short and anti climactic. It depends on how you survey it. In my notion, the battle had started the day Clark met Davis Bloome (Doomsday) . It wasn’t the physical battle so powerful as it was the emotional battle that Clark went through, and the writers did a first-rate job presenting it.
Can Clark overcome the beast without killing him?
Time and time again through Season 8, Clark is tempted by his friends, and even his fellow heroes that sometimes the only plan to assign the day is to extinguish. That killing is a sacrifice a hero has to create once in a while to succor the greater great of mankind.
But Clark shows why he isn’t a hero. He shows why he is a superhero. He can design the decisions that no one else can perform, not even heroes like Green Arrow. That there is always a scheme to achieve the world without crossing the line, and that a life is a life no matter who it may be.
Season 8 is awesome, and even after 8 years, Smallville has not lost its quality when compared with previous seasons. The drive of the present, the ambition of the present has remained the same.
If you are a fan of Smallville don’t compare it to other mediums of Superman, but worship as is.
If you do you wont be disappointed. 5 stars.
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