Well Superfans, I hope we all enjoys last night's season permiere.

Here are a few thoughts:

I'm sure hardcore fans of the whole Superman saga are a bit miffed that they brought a young Lois Lane into the series, but I like the character. She certainly is going to have her work cut out for her trying to figure out Chloe's murder.

And speaking of Chloe...

Is she dead or alive? Interesting twist at the end, I must say.
Alison Mack is no longer in the opening credits, so I guess it's going to be a while until she comes back. If she comes back...

Lana's sporting a new tattoo and a new beau. Didn't waste much time getting over Clark eh Lana?
Her subplot looks interesting. I wonder if or how it ties in with Clark's destiny?

I really think they should have stretche the premiere into a two parter or a two hour episode. Things wrapped up too quickly in the end.

Aside from that, a great premiere. I'm looking forward to the new season.

;)

That french art thingie Lana was doing a rub on -- her last name was Thorul? That's Lex's mothers maiden name I believe. In the comics, Lex had a sister named Lena Thorul who was psychic or some stuff. So this ancient princess chick was related to Lex?
neat. Im curious to see where everthing is going. None of my friends like the show, so i have no one to talk to about it or bounce ideas off of. Maybe lex has a little kryptonian blood in him.

I like the government faking Chloes death thing - shell show up at the trial and scare the crap out of Lionel. Should be entertaining. of course, now he suspects it. SIGH.

Originally posted by DetectiveGriffin


I like the government faking Chloes death thing - shell show up at the trial and scare the crap out of Lionel. Should be entertaining. of course, now he suspects it. SIGH.

I never thought of that. My first idea was that Lionel's people botched the hit and now they have Chloe hidden somewhere; but I like your theory better. Of course Lois basically gave away the whole thing to Lionel, so it will be interesting to see who finds her first.