Lois and Clark rant

[bookish_dragon]

Watched the episode Faster Than a Speeding Vixen. (I know, I know, I don't like the series all that much, but I still watch them. What can I say, I'm a sucker for shows that irritate me. That would explain why I keep watching CSI:Miami despite severely disliking Horatio bloody Caine, Supercop.) Well, part of it, it overlaps with Strong Medicine. Anyway, the Planet has a new editor, leslie Luckabee (what happened to Perry? The perils of watching half episodes.). From what I saw, he was definitely interested in getting into Lois' panties (does she carry a magnet in there or something?), and in my opinion up to no good. Oh, and by this time she and Clark have been happily married.

At the end it turns out that Leslie is another son of Lex Luthor, and out to get the same things dear old dad wanted out of life: power, money, and Lois. Honestly, hadn't Lex ever heard of condoms? Did he genetically engineer his sons to want to same things he did, up to and including the same woman?

It's getting to be a bit too much, this series. More of the same, and such schmoopy conversations between Lois and Clark it makes my teeth ache. I need to stop watching it before my bloodpressure rises to insanely dangerous heights.

Mum laughed when Leslie's parentage was revealed, at the way I screamed at the tv. She'd seen this one before, and just wanted to see how I'd react to it. Oh, how I despise her. ;)

Comments

[fondued-jicama.livejournal.com]

*Grins* See, that's why I like the show. On one hand I have some really serious stuff- Babylon 5's type, for example, where everything is logical, or they try to make it that way, anyways. So much seriousness makes me have an appreciation for a bit of folly.

And, anyways? Clark is hot. They may be gooey, but I came to an understanding the other day, and that is that I am going to be the gooiest newlywed ever. I'm highstrung and romantic. It is just obvious.

Oh well. XD

[yattara.livejournal.com]

Yeah, Dean Caine is nice to look at, and I can be schmoopy with Mel too. It's just in part that I see the show almost every frigging day. It's getting to be a bit too much, you know? I really shouldn't get too mad at it, in its own way it's kind of a cute show.