Chad R
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The season as a whole is probably the weakest they've had so far. I remember Gough and Millar mentioning early on that this would be the season where Lex would start to change. Cool, I thought, since Lex is the best thing about this show.
Well, he didn't do much all season, and then for some ungodly reason he goes all freakazoid on Lana in the Finale, freaking out over the stones. It just seemed rather abrupt with the only compass pointing him that way was one line "You did raise the son you always wanted." Even if Lex beleived that, he would never admit that to his father. The way they built Lex up is that he will eventually do evil, but think he is doing mankind a service. Admitting to his father that he's evil is just wrong and not where they've been pointing the character. They got it right in Season 3, the knife episode, where Lex believes the story on the wall is wrong, and that Naman (Superman) is really the bad guy of the story.
I hope next season picks up.
Well, he didn't do much all season, and then for some ungodly reason he goes all freakazoid on Lana in the Finale, freaking out over the stones. It just seemed rather abrupt with the only compass pointing him that way was one line "You did raise the son you always wanted." Even if Lex beleived that, he would never admit that to his father. The way they built Lex up is that he will eventually do evil, but think he is doing mankind a service. Admitting to his father that he's evil is just wrong and not where they've been pointing the character. They got it right in Season 3, the knife episode, where Lex believes the story on the wall is wrong, and that Naman (Superman) is really the bad guy of the story.
I hope next season picks up.