
Did the "Smallville" series finale bum you out? That's understandable -- even if there are plenty of DC superhero movies in the mix, none of them will ever be as soap-ready as "Smallville" was, what with its labyrinthine plots and oh-so beautiful cast.
Perhaps wary of giving up a good thing, the CW isn't quite ready to give up on the DC Universe. EW reports that they're close to a pilot order for a new show starring the Green Arrow, who popped up as often as possible over "Smallville"'s 10-year run.
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'Smallville' Series Finale Review: Tights, Flights, And New Heights
Posted 5/14/11 12:01 am EST by Splash Page Team in Commentary, DC Comics
[Editor's Note: With "Smallville" concluding its ten-year run tonight, I reached out to a friend of mine who's been following the show since the very first episode to provide some analysis of the grand finale. This is what he had to say about the final adventure with Clark Kent and the rest of the "Smallville" cast. -RM]
This was the very first exchange between awkward teen Clark Kent and his not-so-secret crush Lana Lang back on October 16, 2001, when "Smallville" debuted on television. Developed originally by Alfred Gough and Miles Millar, the series set out to chronicle how a farm boy in small-town Kansas would become the world’s greatest superhero.
So, after ten seasons containing over 200 episodes, would Lana — not to mention millions of fans — finally get an answer? Read More...
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