I expect we are going to get a nice battle between Zod and Clark in the finale tomorrow, so William and I thought it would be nice to spotlight a few memorable battles between the foes over the years. These stories take place in the comics, I think it would be somewhat insulting to rehash the fight between the two from Superman II. I’m pretty sure everyone who visits this site has seen that movie and that representation of Zod is pretty clear. With that being said lets get into the minutia of multiple universes, artificial life forms, and MURDER!
IT’S THE RETURN OF MARTHA KENT AND PERRY WHITE – Much to Clark’s surprise, Martha Kent (guest star Annette O’Toole) returns to Smallville with her new boyfriend, Perry White (guest star Michael McKean) in tow. Lois and Perry realize they are both working on the same story about the Red Queen, and decide to team up, which ultimately puts them in serious danger. Chloe helps Clark search for the Book of Rao, which they believe contains information on how to stop Zod and his army.
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As we start this week’s episode, “Sacrifice”, we are reminded of the sacrifice that Chloe has made being a part of a life revolving around superheroes, meteor freaks and corporate espionage. The old man working at the newsstand is used to seeing her because she spends “all night every night” at Watchtower. Watchtower is her life and entrance to it is a constant reminder of what she sacrificed by focusing more on Clark and Oliver’s world than her own. The passcode she uses to get in is the date of Jimmy Olsen’s death. Excuse me, I meant to say Henry Olsen. *wink*
It’s always a little bittersweet when we approach the last few episodes of the season. While the end may be near, we have a lot to look forward to! Check out the promo for 9×21 “Hostage”
We’ve got a huge episode to make up for being a week behind (that will also line us up with Salvation being our 150th episode) with some amazing surprises awaiting you inside. We’ve got two special guests to help us cover the last two weeks worth of episodes, plus lots of news surrounding the end of the season, the DVD release of the ninth season, full discussions on ‘Upgrade’ and ‘Charade’ and lots of spoilers at the end for the last three episodes of the season. Join us, won’t you?
CHLOE AND TESS ARE TRAPPED INSIDE WATCHTOWER — Tess breaks into Watchtower, triggering an elaborate security system that Chloe installed, ultimately trapping the two women inside. Chloe realizes that the Kandorians are downloading information from the Watchtower server, which prompts her to make a drastic move. Oliver confronts Zod and winds up clinging to life with a Z scorched into his chest. Clark realizes Zod has given his soldiers super powers.
In the meantime, when the episode is over come back here and let us know what you thought, or email us so we can read your thoughts on the air!
Earlier this season, at the end of “Idol”, my big question was whether Zan lowered Lois down to the ground with his billowy mist or did Clark catch her. Little did I know that the question would be whether or not the ex-DA who had her thrown off the roof of the Daily Planet would be back to try to kill Lois one more time. That’s right, kids. Sacks is back. And this time he wants to take down the Blur, too, by offering a million dollars to whoever catches a photo of the Man of Trenchcoat.
This catches the attention of a new player in the game of Checkmate, Maxwell Lord, who has the power to scan your mind, annoying called a Jedi mind trick by Sacks, who I’m thinking needs a Star Wars rewatch. Maxwell is the black king in this game, and he is frustrated with how little the White Queen has accomplished from behind her desk. I’m thinking he’s being a bit unfair to Ms. Waller. She at least came out of the castle once to slam the side of a van while bellowing at Tess.
The season is drawing to an end and here is a short clip from this week’s episode “Sacrifice”. Green Arrow and Zod meet to exchange some words and I can only imagine that this conversation will get heated before it’s over. Enjoy the clip!
DC COMICS’ CHARACTER MAXWELL LORD VISITS METROPOLIS – Lois investigates the early prison release of ex-District Attorney Raymond Sacks (guest star Dylan Neal) but he threatens her with a gun when confronted. The Blur saves her, but is captured on film by a delivery guy who plans to sell the photo to Sacks. Lois and Clark each attempt to thwart the delivery of the photo and run into Maxwell Lord (guest star Gil Bellows), a wealthy tycoon and Checkmate operative, who is trying to learn The Blur’s identity to eliminate him. Meanwhile, Chloe discovers Zod’s secret.
In the meantime, when the episode is over come back here and let us know what you thought, or email us so we can read your thoughts on the air!
Sterek Returns! Steve and Derek are getting the band back together, just in time for the end of season nine. With only five episodes left, the duo discuss the release of the season on DVD, as well as what we have to look forward to in the final episodes. Plus a full review of the seventeenth episode of the season, Checkmate, and our feelings on Amanda Waller.
As we start this week’s episode, “Sacrifice”, we are reminded of the sacrifice that Chloe has made being a part of a life revolving around superheroes, meteor freaks and corporate espionage. The old man working at the newsstand is used to seeing her because she spends “all night every night” at Watchtower. Watchtower is her life and entrance to it is a constant reminder of what she sacrificed by focusing more on Clark and Oliver’s world than her own. The passcode she uses to get in is the date of Jimmy Olsen’s death. Excuse me, I meant to say Henry Olsen. *wink*
Earlier this season, at the end of “Idol”, my big question was whether Zan lowered Lois down to the ground with his billowy mist or did Clark catch her. Little did I know that the question would be whether or not the ex-DA who had her thrown off the roof of the Daily Planet would be back to try to kill Lois one more time. That’s right, kids. Sacks is back. And this time he wants to take down the Blur, too, by offering a million dollars to whoever catches a photo of the Man of Trenchcoat.
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