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Review by J-C posted over a year ago
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So after 13 days we have our list of the beautiful, the steamy, the delicious, hottest boys in Smallville! Here are the Results!

Boys results:

14: Lionel - looks yucky, according to hsm3-fan, which is no wonder he got eliminated first.
13: Zod - perhaps all his close ups aren't good in his case.
12: John - is very handsome and has an amazing voice, according to pizzapi.
11: Pete - he looks great without even trying.

On to the top ten!

10: Jimmy - jimmy lands at number ten proving that even the cute ones can be hot.
09: Lex - bald is sexy at number nine.
08: Jonathan - went the farthest on the list out of the older men.
07: Grant - shows guys how to wear a suit right.
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Opinion by pizzapi posted over a year ago
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Terence Stamp as General Zod in Superman II
I actually liked Zod a lot more during and after this episode, Conspiracy. Before this ep, whenever there was Zod screentime I would usually say "Oh brother!" I didn't really like how Callum Blue plays Zod, upping the drama and decorum of speech. I would think, "bah this is Smallville, not Shakespeare." He's no Terence Stamp, who I found to be much scarier because of his excellent use of subtlety. ¯\(º_o)/¯

However, something changed in me this episode. We saw a different side to Zod. And somehow, his method of acting fit better with these new facets.

When Zod died, I was thinking "Wow, could this really be the end for him already? That will really change things. And just when I was starting to like the guy!!" It was great how Zod told Lois to leave him and save herself and the girl. And how Lois said she was helping him because it's what Clark would do.

I'm glad Clark saved him, not for Zod's sake, but for Clark's. To be Superman, he has to try to save people, no matter who they are. It's integral to his identity. It's what makes him the hero he is.
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Review by lexabuti posted over a year ago
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I did some research on the latest installment of Smallville 'Conspiracy'. It is noted that 'The Conspiracy' was once the alliance of five villains in the 'Marvel Comics' theme. Faora and Zod formed some kind of pact in 'Disciple' and that hasn't been discussed since and yet it seems as though Zod planned the entire thing. He would have surely died before he lived in his human form for much longer. Zod shouldn't get too comfy yet, Clark's weakness is now his and there is only so much he can do so long as Chloe is the holder of the Kryptonite-well now Oliver.

I am surprised I did not begin this review with the Chloe and Oliver revelation. Who knew that for the past possible two episode Chloe and Oliver have been fooling around? Enough to call Oliver's surprise visit a 'booty call'. Honestly I was shocked, I didn't believe that his bow shooting lessons went beyond just that. She surely got hit with Cupid's Arrow. On the serious end, we can't ignore Chloe's new found obsession with Kryptonite. According to Bob Marley "Your best friend could be your worst enemy". Enough said, Chloe has crossed many limits with her definition of 'Doing the right thing' for 'mankind'. What's...
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