Smallville: Bizarro (season premiere)

what was the name of the song playing at the end of the episode "bizarro"?

I'm not sure I'm ready for this Super girl character.? What do they need her for? Chloe has potential powers and they recently brought a new character to the show, Jimmy.

I'm with Tammy on that one. I have all the seasons and without Lana there would be no smallville.

I disagree with Chris about Lana. She does serve a purpose. Where have you been and have you watched all the seasons. I absolutely love Lana and hope they don't phase her out. Tammy Sept. 29, 2007 http://

What was the song playing at the end of the episode?

Kevin - J'onn J'onzz would have to be NEAR the sun for the flames to affect him. Just going out of the earth's atmosphere would not have the same effect as flying TO the sun. Here's more info on the Martian Manhunter's powers and weaknesses:

"J'onzz is a native of the planet Mars, also known as Ma'aleca'andra in his native tongue. (This is a nod to "Malacandra," the name used by the inhabitants of Mars in C. S. Lewis's novel Out of the Silent Planet. This is a much later addition and not part of the original version of the character.) As originally depicted, J'onn had the powers of intangibility, invisibility, telepathy and shape-shifting. As the years progressed he developed the powers of flight, "Martian vision" (a combination of heat and X-ray vision), super-strength, super-speed and super-stamina. His usual public appearance is as a tall, hairless, green-skinned humanoid with a pronounced brow. He is highly sensitive to fire, which weakens him and prevents him from being able to use his powers at all."

I'm ready to see him use some of his powers in this show. If he's really going to play an active role in Clark's life, JJ needs to start turning green once in a while and shape shifting more than the one form we have always seen him take thus far. Also, fire is like kryptonite for him. As far as I can remember, they haven't even brought that up yet! Go J'onn go!

"Those of you who think it was the Martian Manhunter who took Bizarro Clark off to the sun are forgetting one very important detail. The Martian Manhunter cannot deal with FIRE! He might have taken BC out into space but the closer he got to the sun, the weaker he would have become."

Huh?? Why would he have to leave the earth's atmosphere to heal then? That would put him closer to the sun...Also he is from Mars, why couldn't he go back? And since the trail behind the figure was RED it had to be Manhunter, Kara's was a different color.

Clark doens't fly because he is scared of heights!!

So, when the heck are they going to kill Lana? I can't be the only one who's sick to death of her. She serves no purpose on the show anymore and I wish they'd let her die in that explosion.

*sigh*

The writers keep teasing us with flying - Kal-el flew a couple of seasons ago but Clark can't - but remember the producers have always said "no flights, no tights," which has always been interpreted as meaning that he wouldn't put on the suit and fly until the end of the last. Still they're running out of new powers unless they want to introduce "super-ventriloquism" (and that was indeed a real power during the 1960s and '70s).

Those of you who think it was the Martian Manhunter who took Bizarro Clark off to the sun are forgetting one very important detail. The Martian Manhunter cannot deal with FIRE! He might have taken BC out into space but the closer he got to the sun, the weaker he would have become.

I really love what they've done with Smallville the last several seasons. I think the first couple of seasons, the show was written in a manner that was at least similar to the silver age Superboy comics. Seasons five and six were HUGE departures from that style however and I'm thrilled with the way all the characters have been developing. There's a huge hole in that transition from "Boy of Steel" to "Man of Steel". Ditto young Lex to grownup Lex. For whatever reason, no one has really tried to bridge those two sections of mythos into one complete storyline. Adding all the young JLA characters seemed like a terrible idea to me at first but now that I can see why they did it and where they are potentially going with it, I'm on board now.

A lot of posters last season gave up and said that Smallville has jumped the shark. I think the plotlines and direction they are taking are right where they need to be. We know there has to be something HUGE that happens that basically shatters everything as we know it in order for the "Superman Universe" to be created and become what we're all familiar with. We're getting to that point, folks. I think this last season or two are gonna be doozies!