fd~ Are you sure you wanna know?

Well, okay.. honesty..

At first it was Shimmer, because the C&L moments were awesome, I loved the sky "sunset" in the background. I also think this was the same ep when him and Lex were standing there and Lex says the famous line about Friendship.

Of course I loved the Pilot. I loved how it brought all the characters to life and set the stage perfectly. Oh hell, Clark on the stake won me over.

I also enjoyed Nicodemous (forgive my spelling) because of course the Lana and Clark scenes. Loved the lines, Loved the setup, loved the ending with them on the windmill.

And Crush.. hmmm... Don't get me wrong it was a great episode, but I actually hated it. I think I hated it so much that's why I liked it.

Tempest, I didn't like much either. For once I think I liked the whole Tornado storyline better than the rest. Probably because C&C were getting together and I just don't know.

What are you referring to? The spoiler scripts? I'm a little confused. What would a mental disorder have to do with the scripts? Oh and there are no rules here really, so post whatever or wherever you like with regard to our 3 main rules in the Announcements and you can do just about anything.

I've heard about the new writers too. I'm really glad about that because some of the writers just didn't pay attention to the past episodes and it didn't just have a continuous storyline flow at some points. For season 1 you could watch most of the episodes out of order, and not even notice it (except for the last few, those had continuous storylines: the dance and clark's chance at being exposed).

So far, what I've heard about this one new writer has made me very happy. But, I'm biased based in an interview, he said he liked Chloe and would rather Clark be with her...so of course I love him write off the bat. But, if you also add in the fact that he wrote for the comic for many years, it makes it all the better. He knows the back story of superman and has had experience in it. I'm looking forward to his work.

It was with Mark Waid and you can find it on the main page of

www.kryptonsite.com

you'll have to scroll down a bit to get to it.

Bad choice of words on my part. I was referring to the split between plotline A and plotline B that sometimes occurs. The split is so severe that it's like watching two different shows. For example, in Leech we have A plot FOTW teenage misfit Eric throwing cars around, and the B plot chez Luthor has business & emotional double and triple-crossing, corporate takeovers, and financial annihilation. (And some *really* tacky interiour decorating, but that's for another discussion). We have a comic book plot, and an adult drama plot. I'd just like the tone of any given show to be more integrated, in one direction or the other, and that's what I'm hoping for from the new writers. Is what I'm sayin'.

Both are on board to write for Smallville season 2, I think.