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Smallville as a Whole – 5 Stars
By sarajade
I’m not an individual that knows the Superman mythos. I’m not intimate with all the DC Comics characters. I did watch a couple of the Christopher Reeve Superman movies as a child and so I know the fundamentals of Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Lex Luthor, but other than that…I recognise nothing. And I’m glad because I think this is what makes it more comfortable for me to receive pleasure from ALL of Smallville. I had no expected values and therefore I was not disappointed in the overall story of Smallville. The story that I was always mesmerized in was, of course, Clark Kent. Let’s face it…this story is when it comes to him and how he deals with life and with his destiny. That’s it…and to see him struggle with it all was freshening to see, at least to me. He wasn’t this perfective being that knew where his place in “history” was…he had to figure it out which is where all the drama of Smallville began…Clark “dealing” with life…which included over protective parents, a introductory love (Lana Lang) who could never rather trust him, a friend (Lex Luthor) that became a life long enemy, a sidekick (Chloe) that was the best friend he could have ever had but who likewise lost a little bit of faith in him, a fellow superhero (Oliver Queen aka Green Arrow) that tested his morality and always fell short, and last but not least…my favorite…Lois Lane…the unlikeliest person for him to fall in love with but who believed in him…or in Smallville storyland…the Blur…more than any person else did…even Chloe. That’s why in this Smallville version, Clark tells Lois…you were always the one that I needed. Her finish trust in what he represented is what he necessitated in this story to meet his destiny. This may not be IAW the Superman mythos, but it’s darn good storytelling and I have loved each minute of it. I will be sad to see the series end because I could watch Lois and Clark played by Erica Durance and Tom Welling, banter back and forth and save the world for many, galore more years to come. There are few series in TV land today that match the storytelling of this series. Thank you Smallville for a great deal of galore outstanding stories that I will carry on to watch over and over again.

85 of 105 humans found the following review helpful.
Smallville Season 10, out on top
By Nicholas Dobrilla
I’ve been watching Smallville since it’s premier on October 16th 2001. Lets be honorable folks, this series started out so strong, it just wasn’t genuinely Superman like… in the beginning. That doesn’t make it bad tho, it all comes together in due time. Character development on this show has been superior to most other shows. I put the characterization level to Joss Whedon’s Buffy: Anya and Cordelia (through Angel) who have been 2 of the most fleshed out characters in my television looking at history. Each reputation on this show has his or her own place, and their development is top notch. The show at long last formulates into what it will become in season 4 and the introduction of Lois Lane. Smokin hot Erica Durance!!!! Her alchemy with Tom Welling has been undeniable since she introductory found him in that field. Unfortunately (And fortunately) Season 7 brought regarding the end of creators Al Gough and Miles Millar’s run on the series! This is bad, as they are fantastic with what they do, and how they held the pace of the show. Also bad because season 8 Smallville is by far the weakest season beneath the Smallville belt. It felt pushed, the acting was slippery and the plot had more holes than a 5lb chunk of Swiss Cheese… The Doomsday fight alone was cringe-worthy sufficient to closely ruin the entire show, that is until season 9 kicks off… Which is when all the GOOD starts happening in spite of Gough and Millar’s exit. Once the new makers (maybe new writers?) found their groove, they grooved all the way to the bank…. Season 9 exploded into my bestloved season of the show. With so some guest stars and new characters… Season 9 looked to be the best, and then….. SEASON 10 has been blowing my mind. The progress that we’ve all been waiting for has in the long run arrived… The show has hit it’s stride, and it’s so fabulously unfortunate (not to say I don’t understand) that with S10, we will be rid of Smallville, and that my friends is a melancholy moment, but I’m sure glad they are going out with a bang! If you haven’t seen any Season 10 yet… just you wait, it’s tops! As a series… it’s one of my all time favorites along with Buffy, Angel, Desperate Housewives and Brothers & Sisters. I find it hard to put these 5 shows in any kind of order, they are all fantastic!

24 of 29 people found the following review helpful.
“Smallville” ends it is epic run with a compelling tenth season
By Gregory N. Perkins
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