"Smallville" Infamous (2009)

Réalisateur:

Glen Winter

Scénaristes:

Jerry Siegel (characters) &
Joe Shuster (characters) ...

Série TV:

"Smallville" (2001)

Date de diffusion originale:

12 mars 2009 (Saison 8, Episode 15)

Genre:

Drame | Science-Fiction

Intrigue:

Linda Lake comes back to Smallville and blackmails Clark to expose his true identity. However Clark decides he will reveal his secret by himself. A fanatic teenager fakes a fall so Clark can save her. |

Plot Keywords:

Smallville | Power | Kansas | Meteor Shower | Alien

Avis des utilisateurs:

Extremely predictable, too many plot gimmicks, not believable at all

Ensemble

Tom Welling	...	Clark Kent
Allison Mack	...	Chloe Sullivan
Erica Durance	...	Lois Lane
Aaron Ashmore	...	Jimmy Olsen (credit only)
Cassidy Freeman	...	Tess Mercer (credit only)
Sam Witwer	...	Davis Bloome
Justin Hartley	...	Oliver Queen (credit only)
Tori Spelling	...	Linda Lake
Stephen Lobo	...	Randall Brady
Laura Mennell	...	Toni
Michael Rogers	...	Agent Black
Joe Maffei	...	DDS Agent
Michael Q. Adams
Val Cole	...	Newscaster
Michael Karl Richards

Durée:

42 min

Pays:

USA | Canada

Langue:

Anglais

Couleur:

Couleur

Rapport de forme:

1,78 : 1

Son:

Dolby Digital

Classification:

USA:TV-PG

Société:

Smallville Films

Guillemet:

Clark Kent: I want you to write my story.
Lois Lane: No offense, but I've long since graduated from the "Lonely Seeking Lonelier" classifieds.
Clark Kent: It's a pretty interesting one.
Lois Lane: Clark, I'm busy here. You may have forgotten about me, but the news world didn't.
Clark Kent: After this story you're about to write, it never will.
Lois Lane: What story?
Clark Kent: I didn't forget to pick you up at the airport, Lois. The reason I wasn't there is because I was protecting people. I'm the Red-Blue Blur.
Lois Lane: [laughs] That's the best you can do?
[Lois continues to laugh as they walk into supply room]
Clark Kent: That thing that saved you from the speeding car, that was me. That time when the barn door flew off its hinges, you thought it was a weather anomaly. I did that.
[...]

Extremely predictable, too many plot gimmicks, not believable at all

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I won't repeat too much of what the other two reviewers have said, other than to agree that from the moment that you saw Clark's face on the front page, it was obvious that it was going to be a dream/time travel episode, which made watching the rest of it pretty tedious.

As usual, the build up to Doomsday is nice, but the idea of Lake happening to come across his secret somehow and not even mention it during the first run of the episode (before the time traveling) is very suspect. Nothing about the episode seemed real, except for the angsty scenes between Lois & Clark. Considering that the greatest thing about Smallville is that it takes the Superman story and makes it realistic, this is a major downside.

Oh, and I can't agree more that it is so very dubious that, just one episode after Clark loses the then-love of his life Lana due to kryptonite irradiation - an incident that could have been easily avoided - he suddenly remembers that he has this ring that will take him anywhere in time he wants to go to correct an even larger mistake. Even if he had forgotten about the ring until just then, why wouldn't he have gone back to "save" Lois from the krypto-bomb? I love Smallville, but this episode was garbage.