Smallville - The Complete Seventh Season

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I'm a huge fan of Smallville. I hope the eighth season gets even better. It's a pity that this season they didn't put many features on each single DVD. I hope the new production group don't go far from the original script and that they achieve more episodes. As always, Amazon.com does a very good job delivering what we purchase in the expected time frame and with no hassles. Don't hesitate! Smallville will get you addicted from teh beginning till the end.

For me, the highlight of season 7 was the final break up between Clark and Lana. The writers took Lana's character way out of its role in the Superman universe, which was insignificant in the series to start with. Sure, she was his childhood or a highschool crush. But their constant drama, break ups and getting back together, constant appologies and mistrust made that relationship detestable. I cannot stand Lana Lang anymore. Personally, i think they should've removed her or given her a lesser role after season 4.

Season 7 also has a very dark atmosphere. Lex goes through some interesting "adjustments" that make him a real villain. But Clark, unfortunatelly, doesn't turn into a potential hero. He whines and cries throughout the majority of episodes. I think i can write a thesis on how many times he appologized and said "this is all my fault". Season 8 needs to make a man out of him AND start working on the Clark/Lois relationship. They don't even look like a potential couple, more like buddies who occasionally engage in friendly rivalry. They definatelly need a lot more chemistry.

Smallville only gets better over time. Some people dont like season one because it is to repetive, but it is essential to the rest of the show. Season 7 was amazing. They did a good job working out a suitable ending with the writers strike.

A true classic, worthy of this nostalgic character with a fresh, modern approach providing warmth and realism to a comic book icon.