DVD : Smallville - The Complete Sixth Season

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- The best place to buy smallville
Smallville comes brand new in a sealed bag....Its a great show for a great price..

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- Smallville - The complete 6th Season
This is one of the better seasons as it introduces and brings together many heroes from the DC comics. It introduces the Justice League. The animated Green Arrow chronicles are very good, especially as they went by too fast during the TV airings. The DVD allows you to slow it down and read everything. My only negative comment is that after 6 seasons there is still no commentary by Tom Welling.

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- A nice addition to my collection
Smallville is one of my favorite shows.

I was fortunate enough to have the money to buy Seasons 1-5 all at once. I loved every episode with the exception of the Lana Lang/witch storyline (what season was that in?!)

I bought Season 6, and eagerly watched every episode. I was thrilled again.

Now I'm wondering when we'll be able to get Season 7. That darned Writer's Strike really messed up our TV watching.

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- Fantastic
For those of you who love the Superman films and feel the current need of a hero, Smallville and the adventures of Clark Kent fills the bill...

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- 'Too bad season seven isn't as good!
As the uneven season seven of the long-running show is nearing an end, it would benefit the writers/producers to look back at season six, a more balanced and satisfying season than the current one. In this thrilling compilation there are some plot elements, started in earlier seasons that really come to a head: the rift between Clark (Tom Welling) and Lex (Michael Rosenbaum)reaches its peak with Lana (Kristen Kruek), becoming the catalyst for division; Lois (Erica Durance) becomes a major player in the story, complete with a romance with newcomer Oliver Queen/The Green Arrow (Justin Hartley); Lionel (John Glover) becomes Clark's ally; and Jor-el (voice of Terrance Stamp) continues to guide Kal-el's quest toward his future role as "The Man of Steel."

Season seven boasts some inspired casting: pro-wrestlers Batiska and Kane play Phantom Zone escapees intent on doing bodily harm to "the last son of Krypton; Torrie Spelling is wicked as meteor freak that uses her abilities to get the scoop on stories, making her a danger to all; former "Wonder Woman" Linda Carter guests as Chloe's (the remarkable Allison Mack) mother; and rapper Bow Wow portrays a teen possessed by a phantom that also has designs to rid the world of Clark Kent.

The best episodes are "Zod," "Arrow," "Reunion," "Hydro," "Noir," the popular "Justice," "Labyrinth," "Crimson," "Freak," "Promise," and "Nemesis."

Though this season will prove to be the last for Annette O'Toole as Martha Kent, the actress will be featured memorably in several episodes of the season.

This DVD also has some great extras. Because this season saw the introduction of Green Arrow, the DVD has two Arrow features - a CGI "origin" and a history of the character - and both are well made. The documentary on fans is just as engaging, providing background on those fans that have elevated the show to cult status.

"Smallville - The Complete Sixth Season" is, indeed, super, worthy of the show and the legacy of the character. Hopefully, the eighth season will be just as rewarding.

One can only hope that this year's season finale will recapture the spark of the previous six years, giving just the right "set-up" for next season.

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