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Monday, February 13, 2006

Failed Experiment? Maybe

Okay, so I did a little digging, and we've discovered that I am not crazy. The show just has bad continuity. In the second episode Clark learns he's from Krypton, not a failed Russian experiment.

We are now well into the third episode, in which Lois and Clark go back in time to save Superman from being murdered by a man from the future. In the episode Lois learns about Clark's alter ego...something tells me she's not going to remember. The scene where she finds out has to be one of the more amusing scenes in the series.


Andrew has become reclusive. Embracing the rad.

posted by Geoff Trainor at 7:27 PM

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