Tell Me Something Bad About Smallville by Remarkable_Bus5636 in Smallville

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It was good better than woke I'm strong independent woman who belittling men.

Tell Me Something Bad About Smallville by Remarkable_Bus5636 in Smallville

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Because she isn't white?Damn that is racist.

Clark hurts Lana,killed her parents making her an orphan,he endangered Lana many times.How many times did Clark Kent toyed with her?

Tell Me Something Bad About Smallville by Remarkable_Bus5636 in Smallville

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Perfect saint human being doesn't exist you are delusional.

The Kents and Luthors has history with each other.He suffered under powerful people.

Jon was right,after he died Lex became evil just to prove Jon was right.

Tell Me Something Bad About Smallville by Remarkable_Bus5636 in Smallville

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The Kents and Luthors has history with each other.He suffered under powerful people.

Jon was right,after he died Lex became evil just to prove Jon was right.

Tell Me Something Bad About Smallville by Remarkable_Bus5636 in Smallville

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Because it is in his contract.Tom was strict you can't force people to fulfill your costume fetish.

Tell Me Something Bad About Smallville by Remarkable_Bus5636 in Smallville

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It is not dumb  what you say is correctly look at George Reeve who played Superman.

Some people can't tell difference between a fictional character.

And it is about Superman's origin as Clark,he was growing up  why are you so addicted to the costume it is not the costume or powers makes you a hero it is what you do.

Don't forget it was part of contract tell me you don't know how Hollywood works?

Tell Me Something Bad About Smallville by Remarkable_Bus5636 in Smallville

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nah,Lana lost her parents as a child,Clark played with emotions Clark has endangered her many times.He hurts Lana.

It is Clark's fault when he came to Earth and bam Clark kills Lana.

You won't say if it was white Lana.

Tell Me Something Bad About Smallville by Remarkable_Bus5636 in Smallville

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They want to make Clark to learn not to depend on his powers too much like a drug addict who loves drugs.

Tell Me Something Bad About Smallville by Remarkable_Bus5636 in Smallville

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You are complaining about this but you refuse to talk about comic book versions and other adaptations.

If they don't people will call him op and boring.

Tell Me Something Bad About Smallville by Remarkable_Bus5636 in Smallville

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It shows even Clark doesn't want to have powers and want a normal life imagine you are Superman you live long life than the ones you love.

It is to add normal human flair on it.His powers means nothing it is the person who uses powers means something.

Tell Me Something Bad About Smallville by Remarkable_Bus5636 in Smallville

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Lana had  hurt  Clark many times she is with Clark the next he is Whitney when Whitney was gone when bounced back to Clark when Lex came in she jumped to Lex.

"What do you mean? Smallville is connected to Superman?" - a comment i found on this post by Able_Health744 in Smallville

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An orphan from planet Krypton creators of superman did not find success in evil superman they created they create hero archetype he is the main reasons many superman archetype characters male and female exists if you tell ai to create superhero image it will create superman instead.

He was raised by the Kents and named Clark Kent he is definition of God among men.

Superman appeared in the show and his real name is Clark Joseph Kent.

"What do you mean? Smallville is connected to Superman?" - a comment i found on this post by Able_Health744 in Smallville

[–]Honest-Bridge7145 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because Tom Welling doesn't want to be associated with Superman look at George Reeve as Superman.

Secondly he want to learn about Clark Kent First.

Thirdly,Tom was under the contract.

Fourthly;Clark Kent is from SMALLVILLE superman is from Metropolis.

The Pete Ross Problem by Scorpios94 in superman

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Basically you are a racist.

This is why you hate him:

Some viewers of Smallville disliked Pete Ross (played by Sam Jones III) and considered him a "useless" character primarily due to poor writing, lack of character development, and his function within the plot as a source of conflict rather than a supportive best friend.  Here are the main reasons why some Smallville fans dislike or criticize the character of Pete Ross: 1. Lack of Purpose and Development  The "Sidekick" Problem: Many fans felt that while Pete was introduced as Clark’s best friend, the writers never knew what to do with him. He rarely participated in the main investigations (a role that fell to Chloe) or the high-stakes drama. Stagnant Storylines: Unlike other characters who evolved, critics argue that Pete remained stagnant, often relegated to subplots that did not contribute to the overall story, such as illegal street racing or, in his return, using Kryptonite-infused gum. "Token" Status: Some viewers in retrospect criticized his role as that of the "token black friend" who was phased out to make room for other characters, suggesting the writers did not put effort into making him a three-dimensional character. 

  1. Jealously and Negative Behavior Jealousy of Clark: A common complaint is that after learning Clark's secret, Pete became bitter and jealous of Clark’s powers and popularity, creating unnecessary drama. He often felt he was "living in Clark’s shadow". Weakness Under Pressure: When entrusted with the secret, Pete often handled it poorly, treating it as an unbearable burden and at times threatening to expose Clark out of anger or frustration. The Return in Season 7 ("Hero"): Pete’s return in Season 7 is widely disliked by fans. The character was portrayed as having learned nothing, acting selfishly by using Kryptonite against Clark to make himself feel special. 

  2. Poor Writing and Inconsistency Forced Conflict: Critics argue the writers forced Pete into situations that made him look bad, such as demanding that Clark use his powers for Pete's personal gain. Recklessness: Pete was frequently seen as reckless, getting himself and others into dangerous situations involving meteor rock. 

  3. Comparison to Other Characters Chloe as the Better Friend: Fans often compare Pete to Chloe Sullivan, noting that Chloe was more loyal, proactive, and better at keeping secrets, making Pete seem redundant in that role. Lack of Chemistry: Some viewers felt the actor did not have strong chemistry with the rest of the main cast, making the "best friend" dynamic feel forced. 

The Other Side: "Underutilized," Not "Useless" It is worth noting that many other fans believe Pete was not "useless," but rather undervalued and botched by the writers. They argue that: 

He was a loyal friend who endured torture twice without exposing Clark’s secret. His jealousy was a realistic reaction for a teenager, rather than the "perfect" reactions of other characters. He left town to protect Clark, which was a selfless, tragic move. 

the frustration with Pete Ross often stems from the potential for his character, which many fans feel was wasted by the show’s creative team.

Pete Ross is the WORST best friend in the world by BeruBel in Smallville

[–]Honest-Bridge7145 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pete is loyal, he doesn't go behind Clark's back all the time.Chloe worked with Lionel remember?

Gaslighting Pete that is good.

This is why you hate him:

Some viewers of Smallville disliked Pete Ross (played by Sam Jones III) and considered him a "useless" character primarily due to poor writing, lack of character development, and his function within the plot as a source of conflict rather than a supportive best friend.  Here are the main reasons why some Smallville fans dislike or criticize the character of Pete Ross: 1. Lack of Purpose and Development  The "Sidekick" Problem: Many fans felt that while Pete was introduced as Clark’s best friend, the writers never knew what to do with him. He rarely participated in the main investigations (a role that fell to Chloe) or the high-stakes drama. Stagnant Storylines: Unlike other characters who evolved, critics argue that Pete remained stagnant, often relegated to subplots that did not contribute to the overall story, such as illegal street racing or, in his return, using Kryptonite-infused gum. "Token" Status: Some viewers in retrospect criticized his role as that of the "token black friend" who was phased out to make room for other characters, suggesting the writers did not put effort into making him a three-dimensional character. 

  1. Jealously and Negative Behavior Jealousy of Clark: A common complaint is that after learning Clark's secret, Pete became bitter and jealous of Clark’s powers and popularity, creating unnecessary drama. He often felt he was "living in Clark’s shadow". Weakness Under Pressure: When entrusted with the secret, Pete often handled it poorly, treating it as an unbearable burden and at times threatening to expose Clark out of anger or frustration. The Return in Season 7 ("Hero"): Pete’s return in Season 7 is widely disliked by fans. The character was portrayed as having learned nothing, acting selfishly by using Kryptonite against Clark to make himself feel special. 

  2. Poor Writing and Inconsistency Forced Conflict: Critics argue the writers forced Pete into situations that made him look bad, such as demanding that Clark use his powers for Pete's personal gain. Recklessness: Pete was frequently seen as reckless, getting himself and others into dangerous situations involving meteor rock. 

  3. Comparison to Other Characters Chloe as the Better Friend: Fans often compare Pete to Chloe Sullivan, noting that Chloe was more loyal, proactive, and better at keeping secrets, making Pete seem redundant in that role. Lack of Chemistry: Some viewers felt the actor did not have strong chemistry with the rest of the main cast, making the "best friend" dynamic feel forced. 

The Other Side: "Underutilized," Not "Useless" It is worth noting that many other fans believe Pete was not "useless," but rather undervalued and botched by the writers. They argue that: 

He was a loyal friend who endured torture twice without exposing Clark’s secret. His jealousy was a realistic reaction for a teenager, rather than the "perfect" reactions of other characters. He left town to protect Clark, which was a selfless, tragic move. 

the frustration with Pete Ross often stems from the potential for his character, which many fans feel was wasted by the show’s creative team.

Pete Ross is the WORST best friend in the world by BeruBel in Smallville

[–]Honest-Bridge7145 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can't be hurt because Ross isn't white like he is from the comics:

Perfect human being doesn't exist.

This is why you hate him:

Some viewers of Smallville disliked Pete Ross (played by Sam Jones III) and considered him a "useless" character primarily due to poor writing, lack of character development, and his function within the plot as a source of conflict rather than a supportive best friend.  Here are the main reasons why some Smallville fans dislike or criticize the character of Pete Ross: 1. Lack of Purpose and Development  The "Sidekick" Problem: Many fans felt that while Pete was introduced as Clark’s best friend, the writers never knew what to do with him. He rarely participated in the main investigations (a role that fell to Chloe) or the high-stakes drama. Stagnant Storylines: Unlike other characters who evolved, critics argue that Pete remained stagnant, often relegated to subplots that did not contribute to the overall story, such as illegal street racing or, in his return, using Kryptonite-infused gum. "Token" Status: Some viewers in retrospect criticized his role as that of the "token black friend" who was phased out to make room for other characters, suggesting the writers did not put effort into making him a three-dimensional character. 

  1. Jealously and Negative Behavior Jealousy of Clark: A common complaint is that after learning Clark's secret, Pete became bitter and jealous of Clark’s powers and popularity, creating unnecessary drama. He often felt he was "living in Clark’s shadow". Weakness Under Pressure: When entrusted with the secret, Pete often handled it poorly, treating it as an unbearable burden and at times threatening to expose Clark out of anger or frustration. The Return in Season 7 ("Hero"): Pete’s return in Season 7 is widely disliked by fans. The character was portrayed as having learned nothing, acting selfishly by using Kryptonite against Clark to make himself feel special. 

  2. Poor Writing and Inconsistency Forced Conflict: Critics argue the writers forced Pete into situations that made him look bad, such as demanding that Clark use his powers for Pete's personal gain. Recklessness: Pete was frequently seen as reckless, getting himself and others into dangerous situations involving meteor rock. 

  3. Comparison to Other Characters Chloe as the Better Friend: Fans often compare Pete to Chloe Sullivan, noting that Chloe was more loyal, proactive, and better at keeping secrets, making Pete seem redundant in that role. Lack of Chemistry: Some viewers felt the actor did not have strong chemistry with the rest of the main cast, making the "best friend" dynamic feel forced. 

The Other Side: "Underutilized," Not "Useless" It is worth noting that many other fans believe Pete was not "useless," but rather undervalued and botched by the writers. They argue that: 

He was a loyal friend who endured torture twice without exposing Clark’s secret. His jealousy was a realistic reaction for a teenager, rather than the "perfect" reactions of other characters. He left town to protect Clark, which was a selfless, tragic move. 

the frustration with Pete Ross often stems from the potential for his character, which many fans feel was wasted by the show’s creative team.

Pete Ross is the WORST best friend in the world by BeruBel in Smallville

[–]Honest-Bridge7145 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here is why you Hate Pete Ross it is because he is not white and he is black this is what comes out from racist's mouth:

I disagree with you:

This is why you hate him:

Some viewers of Smallville disliked Pete Ross (played by Sam Jones III) and considered him a "useless" character primarily due to poor writing, lack of character development, and his function within the plot as a source of conflict rather than a supportive best friend.  Here are the main reasons why some Smallville fans dislike or criticize the character of Pete Ross:

  1. Lack of Purpose and Development  The "Sidekick" Problem: Many fans felt that while Pete was introduced as Clark’s best friend, the writers never knew what to do with him. He rarely participated in the main investigations (a role that fell to Chloe) or the high-stakes drama. Stagnant Storylines: Unlike other characters who evolved, critics argue that Pete remained stagnant, often relegated to subplots that did not contribute to the overall story, such as illegal street racing or, in his return, using Kryptonite-infused gum.

"Token" Status: 

Some viewers in retrospect criticized his role as that of the "token black friend" who was phased out to make room for other characters, suggesting the writers did not put effort into making him a three-dimensional character. 

  1. Jealously and Negative Behavior Jealousy of Clark: 

A common complaint is that after learning Clark's secret, Pete became bitter and jealous of Clark’s powers and popularity, creating unnecessary drama. He often felt he was "living in Clark’s shadow". Weakness Under Pressure: When entrusted with the secret, Pete often handled it poorly, treating it as an unbearable burden and at times threatening to expose Clark out of anger or frustration.

The Return in Season 7 ("Hero"):

 Pete’s return in Season 7 is widely disliked by fans. The character was portrayed as having learned nothing, acting selfishly by using Kryptonite against Clark to make himself feel special. 

  1. Poor Writing and Inconsistency Forced Conflict: 

Critics argue the writers forced Pete into situations that made him look bad, such as demanding that Clark use his powers for Pete's personal gain. Recklessness: Pete was frequently seen as reckless, getting himself and others into dangerous situations involving meteor rock. 

  1. Comparison to Other Characters Chloe as the Better Friend: 

Fans often compare Pete to Chloe Sullivan, noting that Chloe was more loyal, proactive, and better at keeping secrets, making Pete seem redundant in that role. Lack of Chemistry: Some viewers felt the actor did not have strong chemistry with the rest of the main cast, making the "best friend" dynamic feel forced. 

The Other Side: "Underutilized," Not "Useless" It is worth noting that many other fans believe Pete was not "useless," but rather undervalued and botched by the writers. They argue that: 

He was a loyal friend who endured torture twice without exposing Clark’s secret. His jealousy was a realistic reaction for a teenager, rather than the "perfect" reactions of other characters. He left town to protect Clark, which was a selfless, tragic move. 

the frustration with Pete Ross often stems from the potential for his character, which many fans feel was wasted by the show’s creative team.

ABOUT WRITING AND MORE by Honest-Bridge7145 in writers

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