2) is the most appealing, although it'll fuck Superman canon up but good. I trust Smallville in that area, though, the usually don't do stupid stuff in terms of meta-canon.
I liked mature redClark, because it showed that the character isn't static, but something that evolves alongside Clark - and I loved that Martha finally told Clark that red!Clark isn't something separate from him, but his own repressed feelings. Which makes this two episodes about Clark's subsconcious/Id in a row, which is way cool. :)
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Date: 2007-02-09 07:57 pm (UTC)I liked mature redClark, because it showed that the character isn't static, but something that evolves alongside Clark - and I loved that Martha finally told Clark that red!Clark isn't something separate from him, but his own repressed feelings. Which makes this two episodes about Clark's subsconcious/Id in a row, which is way cool. :)