The gay side of tom welling smallville abandoned

I started watching Smallville in Season 5 a few years ago, when a friend gave it to me after I had nothing else to observe. The early monster of the week seasons never really appealed to me, and I reflection season 5 was entertaining enough. By that point Superman had a lot of his powers, and everything had already been established and moved away from the sky-high school drama.

I really liked the series as it progressed from then on. I thought the whole Veritas subplot was a bit stupid, but it worked well enough within the demonstrate. I especially liked Michael Rosenbaum’s portrayal of Lex Luthor and think it is possibly the best on screen portrayal so far.

After Season 8 however… the show went downhill in a big way. So very amazingly downhill to the signal where I didn’t think it workable that anyone could defend the reveal as good. Yet, somehow, the present has been renewed for a 10th season and fans are defending the last few seasons as the leading ever. Wow.

What follows is a list of the reasons Smallville started to suck, badly. The vast majority of these are announce season 7, but one or two have plagued the series throughout.

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  'Smallville's Tom Welling Hated His Alter Ego "Vigilante at Night" Storyline

  There's little disbelieve that Smallvilleis one of the greatest superhero TV shows of all day. Running for 10 seasons during the 2000s on The WBand The CW, it would go on to influence other hits such as Arrowand The Flash, and solidify celebrity Tom Wellingas one of the best actors to ever portray Clark Kent. However, the Supermanseries was not without its issues, especially in its twilight years, where Welling said there was one storyline he absolutely "hated."
  
  Appearing this past weekend at Fan Expo New Orleans, the cast of Smallville– including Welling, Erika Durance, and Laura Vandervoort– took the stage to discuss the show, and its 10-season run. When it came time to dish on which part of Smallvillethey weren't fond of filming, it was then that Welling revealed the one plotline he despised the most. "I'll tell you my least favorite was the Red Blue Blur stuff,...

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  Why Laura Vandervoort Left Smallville After Only One Season As Supergirl

  Laura Vandervoortplayed Supergirl in Smallvillefor season 7 before leaving the series,

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  ComicsAlliance Recaps ‘Smallville’ Episode 1.1: Pilot

  Love it or abhor it, the "Smallville" TV show has been one of the most widespread mass media adaptations of a comic, reaching millions of viewers each week with stories of what Clark Kent's life was like before he became Superman. Now, we're marking its passing by having ComicsAlliance's Chris Sims and David Uzumeri, two guys who have never actually watched the show, observe and review every unattached episode of the tenth and final season.

  
  
  Chris: You know, thematically speaking, we should've done this one next week to highlight the New Year, but here we are: The long-promised Smallvillains recap of Season 1, Episode 1: The Pilot.

  David: Some shows try to incorporate the necessity of naming the first episode "Pilot" into the mechanics of the script, but they didn't even bother here, not even a line about how Clark's ship was auto-PILOTed or anything.
  
  Chris: If they had, though, it would've been the optimal pun line of the episode. This thing has more groans than a massage parlor.

  David: I watched this episode on my laptop sitting across from my da
  

  A man for all seasons: Glover applications inside look at his acting world

  By BILL GREEN

  A generation of television viewers knows him solely as Lionel Luthor, the villainous father of Lex Luthor on the widespread Warner Brothers Superman prequel series Smallville. But John Glover is known to many generations for his vast operate on stage, screen and television. Yet little appears to be known about the man behind the alter egos. Quick quiz: Did you know Glover is openly gay? He also likes to shop for stage props at Goodwill and he’s a dedicated supporter of the Alzheimer’s Association.

  What’s that you say? John Glover is openly gay? ‘When people inquire I just speak … I intend I don’t consider there’s a day I decided to [come out]. It just is,’ Glover says via telephone from his L.A. home. He commutes to the Smallville set in Vancouver.

  Did it ever require the actor work? ‘Not that I’m aware of. But I don’t realize if, in those rooms, somebody would say ‘Oh no he’s gay we don’t want him.’ So I don’t know.’

  Long before it was considered a wise career advance for actors to transition back and forth from televi