DVD : Smallville - The Complete First Two Seasons (2-Pack)

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- Best show ever
Not only is this package a good deal, but also the best package ever to be sold. The journey Clark has taken in these past two seasons has been a very exciting and susspensful one. In the first season Clark is adjusting to his abilites so he can blend in and seem normal, but normal is umcommon in Smallville. From Kryptonite rocks and Lex Luthor, Clark has his hands full. Of course, this interferes with Clark and Lana's relationship. The second season doesnt stop there. Clark begins to learn more about his origin. Not only does Clark have interest in the caves, but so does Lionel and Lex Luthor. Can the Kents keep Clark's secret or will he be exposed? To find out, watch the first two seasons and I garuntee you won't be disapointed

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- Esta series de DVDs vienen esn español?
Necesito saber si esta serie de DVDs vienen con subtitulos en español, como puedo conseguir información sobre el particular?

Muchas gracias

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- Help Me
This seasson have a subtitles in spanish o are in language spanish im from mexico and i have interest for buy this package but i want to know about if those have subtitles in spanish

Tankxs

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- SOOOOO GOOOOD!!!
Season1 was soo good that I could hardly believe it I watch the whole thing at my friends house and could hardly wait for season 2!! What was really annoying however was that Lana and Clark weren't Getting together though there was chemestry and lots of it! I started watching season 3 and was totally on the edge of my seat and even found myself screaming with fright at some points! What totally made me feel better was that Tom Welling was in the picture most of the time! I really recommend this series but for Older kids because of violence and sometimes innapropriate scenes and Language!

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- Can You Say Superman? (Or Least Superboy?)
Let me ask that age-old question; can this get any dumber? More than likely yes. The show could bring in yet another pathetic teenager who has been infected by the meteor rocks and goes down in another pathetic stand off against the incredible dull and loser Clark Kent. Need I say more???

How about a history lesson?
Clark Kent is not actually real, but a disguise to hide the identity of Superman. He came to earth as a baby (NOT a toddler) to survive the destruction of his home planet Krypton. He grows up as a farm boy in the town of Smallville where his powers appear and mature. He has no friends, (no Chloe, no Pete, and especially not a young Lex Luther) but there is a Lana Lang who is his love interest. He can never be with her because she can never know his secret. Clark grows into a young man and then assuming the role of Superboy where he deals with foes with extraordinary powers that come from outer space, other dimensions, and areas OUTSIDE of Smallville. That us when he becomes brief friends with Lex Luther and fatal disaster destroys their relationship and thus becoming enemies. Finally as he becomes a man, his destiny is complete by taking up the role as Superman. In order to fit into society he disguises himself once again as a news reporter for The Metropolis Daily Planet and meets his true love Louis Lane. And still the foes come stronger and harder then ever, even the dreaded Doomsday. Thus there is the life of Superman WHO BECOMES Clark Kent.

SEASON ONE: Toddler Ka-El comes to Earth during a meteor shower and grows up into high school freshman Clark Kent. (Who looks like he's been held back for four years along with everyone else attending Smallville High) He learns of his origins and deals with special powers that arise which help him with the lame and everyday events. They also help him deal with troubled residents who have been affected by meteor rocks and keeps on screwing up his chances of getting a girlfriend with either the beautiful Lana Lang or his friend the article writer Chloe. After saving the life of a Lex Luthor whom is in his twenties, Clark becomes best friends with him, which only complicates the burden of keeping his powers and origins a secret.

The only thing that this season had going for it was cute young women and an okay soundtrack. The crisis that arise become so repetitive that you just wished they would stop showing up, but then you'd have to watch an hour of a teenager and his friends hanging out trying to hide their true feelings from another. The special effects are cool but that's all that matters to these days now isn't it?

SEASON TWO: More of Clark's powers surface to help him do battle against pathetic threats and his friendships either grew or slowly begin to fall apart.

Once again this show is very repetitive and only has pretty women, a good soundtrack, and cool special effects going for it. You keep finding yourself wanting to scream; "JUST PUT CLARK AND LANA TOGETHER SINCE YOU'VE KILLED THE STORY OF SUPERMAN!" At least Christopher Reeves makes an appearance but his part is so boring you've got to wonder how much the show paid him to be in it. The finale is interesting because Jor-El finally shows up and demands Clark to face his destiny.

SEASON THREE: After fighting his addiction to red kryptonite, Clark returns to Smallville to try to fix and pick things back up with Lana.

The premiere was okay because it was dealing with Superman ideas, and so was the episode where a drunken Perry White makes a stop in Smallville for the same reason. Other than that, things are the same for the story line and the effects. Once again Christopher Reeves makes an appearance, which is just beyond me knowing why. This season was the most disappointing of all because the viewer was expecting Clark to at least become Superboy, which he never did. Jor-El calls Clark home and the finale ends there.

SEASON FOUR: All that can be said is that it returns in September and a young Louis Lane comes into play.

Hopefully when Clark returns from the Krypton dimension, he will assume the role of Superboy. (That's probably asking too much though isn't it?) This show should have been canceled long ago during the first season and should have been an embarrassment to everyone involved, but I guess everyone is on drugs. What the writers and creators don't get is; Superman is always Superman, he can never stop being him. Clark Kent is just a disguise to hide that fact. This show is not about Superman and sadly it's not even about Superboy. It's about a boy named Clark Kent, who has a Jonathan and Martha Kent as parents, has a friend named Lex Luthor, lives in a town named Smallville, and just happens to have super powers that helps him in a crisis, but the show is not about Superman or Superboy. I am disgusted to see the Superman emblem on this show.

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