That was one sad episode

Can't believe they went and killed of Ryan!

can't. believe. j. t. t. was. cast.

urgh!

jenn...what's your question?

I enjoyed the eppy. It was sad

It brought tears to my eyes when Ryan told Clark he was dying and there's nothing he could do about it.
No matter how powerful a person is (like Clark -- who's going to be superman) We all have our boundries. And kyrpitnight (sp?) isn't the only thing.

Like Max said to Liz in Season one regaurding her grandmother..."I'm not God."

-Heather

The whole Lana/Chloe thing just bugged me. The fact that Nell would leave the closest thing that she has ever had to a daughter with out much protest just bothers me. Plus, she left with out giving someone else the position of manager at the Talon. Lana may work there, but she is too young to run it by herself. Then, how in the world was Chloe able to convince her dad to let Lana live with them? She is going to have live with them for a minimum of two years to finish high school, they would need to give her a room, then all the little things like spending money, new clothes, food costs. A single dad would be able to afford this new addition to his household how exactly? I think it was just a horrible way to get rid of Nell.

It was mentioned recently that Chloe's mom left her and her dad when she was five. I don't think it was mentioned where she is now exactly because Chloe only said that she knew where she was but wasn't going to go talk with her. She isn't going to go talk with her anytime soon because she feels she isn't wanted by her mom. . She told the story about how when she was five she woke up to see her dad trying to make her waffles for breakfast and failing miserable.