REAPER (S1E17) Touch of Death, Tom’s Teenage Angst, Major Disappointment & Losing Loved Ones
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Join us this week as we find out if Tom Welling and Michael Rosenbaum can get through a review of Smallville’s Episode 17: Reaper before disintegrating into ash.
The guys talk about a new collective all time low in the rewatch and analyze the episode’s themes of losing loved ones and reconciling with your father.
Tom remembers pivotal choices where Schneider really carried and why he was annoyed sometimes while shooting a sports related scene.
Michael pokes at the confusing conveniences in this episode and talks more John Glover love.
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17 - Reaper: Touch of Death, Tom’s Teenage Angst, Major Disappointment & Losing Loved Ones #smallville #talkville #season1 - Zábava
This episode had another one of my favorite lines from Lex. Speaking to Clark he says; "When my father dies kings will come to his funeral. When your father dies his friends will come".
This reminds me of another Lex quote "Just remember, my father may try to rule the world, but yours will inherit the Earth." From the season 2 episode Prodigal.
Deep af. Y’all some real Smallville fans!!!!
Lex had the best, Shakespearean, poetic lines
Yes! I loved that line
Intersting though that Lex has a closed funeral held for Lionel and only Lex and Clark are present
I love how protective Jonathan always is over Clark, his own superhero🥹
Love those scenes
I know I’m moving ahead and SPOILER ALERT for those who might be reading this and haven’t gotten to season 5 yet, but that’s why it sucked so bad when he died, Clark needed him. My heart broke for Clark.
@@danielocean3699 yep :(
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Pa Kent dies! Oh no!
Whyyyy?!?!
@@danielocean3699Clark’s fault
Talkville is my favorite weekly series or podcast, thank you all of you. I promise to call in with questions soon!
I get distracted with "World Events"
Thanks buddy ❤️
What's the phone number?
@@TalkVillePodcast no thank you for doing this show !! This should be huge !
Hands down.
I like that Ryan kinda stood up for this episode.😁
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Malcolm McLeod agreed.
yeeees, thank you ryan! I dont understand why got so much hate
"I'd take the man over the memory any day of the week" is one of my favourite lines in the entire series.
This episode may not be the best, but there some very beautiful lines written and delivered - particularly the scene between Clark and Whitney shooting the basketball.
1 year after this episode aired, my dad was diagnosed with lung cancer. 2 years later he was dead. While it was the most painful thing I’ve still ever witnessed in my life seeing him like that, “I’d take the man over the memory any day of the week,” as Clark said to Whitney.
After he died, the first thing I did after they came to take him away from our house was watch Smallville. It’s always been there for me and you guys helped get me through that.
41:00 probably shouldn't be asking your own child to murder you so toms thoughts of "well he was given permission" is b.s
@@GawrGurasBathTubPizza He was given "permission". And she didn't ask him to "murder" her, she asked him to help her die in peace. Which of course is still traumatic for a teenager but it was her request to him, her choice.
Same, I was actually surprised how they glossed over that scene in the podcast. It's so we'll written, and anyone who's ever had a love one who passed away slowly from a disease knows it. I could not help think of my own dad when I was watching that and relating to Whitney's feelings a lot.
I noticed when I watch Talk Ville I'm literally smiling throughout the entire episode. It's such a treat. Does that happen with anyone else here? 😊
Definitely! I love the banter between Michael, Tom, and Ryan. Three guys with noticably different personalities who all get along and enjoy chatting about this show together - it's a lot of fun to listen to them each week! They bring their own unique views and insights to these episodes. 😊
Yes my hubby and I laugh a lot! It feels like friends are in our kitchen talking.
You are not alone. I am over-the-top smiling, laughing & clapping my hands. Sometimes, my excitement is distracting, so I have to replay some parts of the episode, lol.
I first started saving Talkville for when I needed something to listen to, because I always thought, "I don't have to watch it.", but now I watch as soon as possible and don't want to just listen.
I can’t wait for season 3 well I can but also I have too
It's ironic that the episode Michael and Tom enjoyed the least had them talking about some deep and real stuff like parenting, aging, loneliness, death, medical euthanasie etc. "Reaper" wasn't among my faves episodes from season 1 but I don't think it was a terrible episode, it's enjoyable. It focus on the human experience, our mortality and family dynamics. Very timeless and relatable themes in this episode.
I agree....freak of the week might not have been worth it in this episode, but Smallville very wrongly was identified as kind of X-files show only....those underlying themes and treatments of relationships, life lessons and those extremely talented actors portraying them, were the real essence of SV and took this show on for all those many years it was on air!!
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Who ever identified Smallville as a kind of X-Files show only?
Because of the Freak of the week thing?
Comic books used to be like this as well. There were one issue, villain of the month, or week, bi-weekly, etc., or short 3 issue arcs, but always a bigger story, and/or tie ins to events in other books.
But, the format of the case/mystery of the week, was from detective and cop shows. Things with supernatural things, got labeled freak of the week, because it was part of the format.
Kolchak: The Night Stalker, did this in the 70’s, with a journalist, who tracked down different monsters, ghost, or other supernatural things every week. X-Files gets the credit for that name for it, even though it want the first to do it.
It's not one of my top favorites, but I like it better than the one with the gang that Whitney joined of guys who used Kryptonite to walk through walls.
I'm surprised Michael and Tom gave it zero or lower since it sparked so many discussions about emotions with both of them. Stuff about being fathers, how to raise kids, therapy, watching loved ones get old, etc.
One of these episodes where the pros actually win over the overwhelming mistakes
It seems they obviously were engaged with the real world lessons it was giving, but they judged it based on the story being moved along.
This was a very relatable and emotional episode for many people .
Right its very clear that the discomfort with the subject matter or at the very least talking about their personal views on the matter on a podcast is biasing them here so they weigh the not so very uncommon "huhs" with powers and people appearing and disappearing and all those little Smallvilleisms that yeah, do count against the writing, more heavily than they usually do. This was not necessarily a well executed concept, but the idea of it being a heater or lower is...dubious, Tom himself has talked about how if they make you think about and talk about and invest as much as they clearly are in this episode its clearly a winner.
in fairness, Tom was trying to watch this episode with his kids? Who are like, no older than 6? Which honestly is definitely young for Smallville as a whole and episodes like this clearly make him notice that.
something super noticeable here is how little weight they give, especially Tom who normally does give weight to this, to how many strong one on one heart to hearts there are. They talk about it in the episode but you can tell their discomfort with the overall themes of the plot, whether its bcs they don't like the clear angle the episode has on the issue of euthanasia or they just don't really like seriously thinking about death, make them weigh weaknesses in the central narrative to completely cancel out good character moments.
John was the absolute BEST Lionel Luther of ALL TIME!!! Handsome, suave, debonair ugh...he was awesome. Love his portrayal of the character.
Lionel never existed anywhere else in the Superman canon. he was created specifically for this show. However, you are right that he was absolutely awesome. He plays each version of his character so well. The suave, ruthless business mogul. The desperate man trying to deal with internal struggles. Portraying Clark! The man looking for redemption...... All amazing.
I love him as Lionel!
"Is this the first time he's touched himself?" cracked me up.
I enjoyed this episode because it really explored the father/son relationships and sort of juxtaposed them - Clark and Jonathan being sort of antagonistic, while Lionel shows some pride and approval in Lex. Short on action, yes, but lots of character development.
The caller asking about ashes made me realize it would be awesome if you guys could have someone who did special effects on Smallville as a guest. So many great stunts and effects. I'm always curious about how those things are pulled off.
I discovered this podcast after rewatching all seasons of Smallville for the third time. I love it! I look forward to this every Wednesday and I'm excited to watch this podcast grow. Thank you for doing this!
That’s some commitment 💀
Idk how many times I rewatch the whole series of Smallville but I know it's more then twice one of my all time favorite shows of the 2000s
same here this podcast is awesome i love the inside stuff
Hope you continue to enjoy it ❤️
Missed a death - the morgue guy was the first victim. Great job again, guys!
I enjoyed this episode because it showed how people felt about death. I've known people who, just like Whitney, didn't want to see their loved one in a weaken state. They just wanted to remember the person that they were. I especially liked the end because Whitney got to share a dream of his with his dad knowing that the time was limited. I think it was something that Clark had forgotten in the episode Ryan (won't spoil anything). As always John Schneider and Annette O'Toole were amazing and I always thought they brought out the best acting out of Tom Welling.
I guess Ryan felt the same about this episode too. He have it a 1 rose.
What Tom said about identifying how you were raised and how you want to parent differently. Is actually a very real and difficult thing to do. There is actually a term for it, “reparenting”. We often have to self reflect and re-parent ourselves to parent our own children in a new way.
This week’s episode is delightful. To me Reaper highlights the parallels of the father/son relationships of the show. One goes fishing and the other puts bodies in a car. That scene between Jonathan and Lex about not repeating the past was powerful. Bravo to all.
I just found the greatest podcast on the internet. Smallville is up there as one of the greatest TV shows of all time. ♥
Michael’s impression of Hank was f’ing hilarious.
one of my Fav episodes ever - not a normal evil villain. this guy didn't become evil due to kryptonite. he thought he was doing them a merciful deed. and others were accidental. ITS AN AMZING EP. brilliant. just love they didn't do simple evil villain, this guy had layers.
I discovered this podcast 48 hours ago and watched everyone. Enjoying Rosenbaum’s retrospective view. 😂 good to see Mr Welling’s able to reflect on his time on the show after so many years. Also shout out to Ryan! Keep up the good work
You’re the man David 🤘
Honestly watching Smallville over again to me is like it likes it's brand new. I was so young when I first watched it and miss or didn't understand so much. Being older, now it's like "Ooooh, I get that now!". I'm enjoying re-watching it and the podcast!
I feel like Michael’s grandma sent the dog in during that moment ❤ her spirit knew Michael needed that little comfort, I’m sure it wasn’t easy to talk about her in the assisted living.
The Grim Reaper of death is what I called this episode for season 1 of Smallville. What I enjoyed was the father-son relationship between Clark-Jonathan with the juxtaposition of Whitney and his father as well as Lex Luthor and his father Lionel Luthor. We really get to see Lionel Luthor becoming prominent from this episode onwards helping Lex forging his destiny.
Another Wednesday another podcast! One of the highlights of the day!
Although it didn’t kill him I think this might be the first time Clark has shown notable injury (when not outright weakened by Green K) by a power so far. His face did char from that death power.
Today feels like the worst day but this podcast is like the warm nostalgic hug I need right now. Hugs from Ohio 💙 Thanks for making my Wednesday a little less gloomy.
Sending much love your way my dear friend 💙
Michelle PERCEPTION of your life is what you need to change or fix
Just don’t allow anything to be sht in life smile laugh move on remember it’s just one page or one sentence in your book of life
Delete any negativity from everything
@@-M0LE I know you mean well, but unless you walk in someone’s shoes, you shouldn’t judge or send unsolicited advice..
Hope your day improves even moreso.
@@-M0LE I dunno. Some things ARE negative though. Like, finding out you have cancer. That's a big one that's hard to smile and/or laugh about. And clinical depression is a real thing and isn't easily fixed by changing perception.
This show never gets old, ever
Definitely agree with you guys. This was not one of my favorite episodes , ( loved the father-son subplot and Lex pointing out to Clark how lucky he is to have such an amazing father). It did however have a positive impact on a former religious school student. He was extremely shy and very socially awkward. He would only talk when we held our weekly Smallville debates. He ALWAYS volunteered to be a team captain. He gave such a passionate speech about why he agreed with Tyler’s point of view about relieving other’s suffering. Brought me to tears. Said he always felt comfortable watching Lex and Clark and identified with the complexity of their relationship. Thank you for letting me revisit this cherished memory through this rewatch. It really is the absolute gift that keeps giving. ❤️🙏🏻. Happy Wednesday.
P.S., as for the word mobile, Kristin was pronouncing it the Canadian way.. ❤️🇨🇦
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This episode is delightful. This episode truly highlights the parallels between the Kent’s father and son relationship compared to the Luthor one One goes fishing and the other puts bodies in a trunk. Powerful performances by John, Michael, Annette, and Tom. Highlight of my day.
The best part of Reaper was the parent/child theme that ran throughout, starting with Tyler & his mom. She asks him to assist her in death. Whitney is dealing with the looming death of his father. Clark & Jonathan argue over something teenagery but true to life, which is really about spending time together. And Lex & Lionel continue to play petty games with each other. Very different reflections of the same theme.
I agree talk to your kids , show them you care , listen and remind them they are loved all through their life ❤❤
I’m just saying, I don’t think anyone would complain if these were 2 hours long lol I could listen all day
With Ryan on this one, personally liked this episode.
With the dog barking sound effect I noticed, thought it was either someone editing the episode having fun or it was done on purpose as an easter egg foreshadowing Clark's super hearing. The sound effect isn't the same dog barking earlier in the episode, so since Clark is focusing his vision to find the dog maybe he's also hearing another dog farther away. Time to bring back Al and Miles for the definitive answer!
Raj!!!! What a find with the dog haha
Another great episode, of course. Regarding Whitney, the reason he sometimes opens up to Clark is because he inherently knows he can trust him; Clark being wholesome and good-hearted. Even if some guys are not buddies, sometimes a guy just needs a guy to confide in or open up to. It may be even easier when they are not emotionally close or attached, but are platonic male acquaintances. Whitney is a part of Clark's high school social circle at times and it helps to be on good terms with one's fellow classmates anyhow. Clark is the male friend Whitney needs but would not openly admit to, to maintain peace, and to look out for him at any given moment if he ever needs any thing. By the way, I think Clark cares about Whitney and his overall well being, otherwise, he would not make the effort to go seek him out and chat with him about a difficult subject. Clark knows that Whitney, although a talented athlete, needs hopeful encouragement with this unfamiliar challenge in his home life.
Appreciate your notes bud
@@TalkVillePodcast- Thou art welcome, (01) my 'Luthorian' brother, (02) our Kryptonian friend, and (03) our commentator comrade. 😊
Clark has also saved Whitney's life several times now they have a closer bond than what is shown on screen
I agree. I feel it makes total sense for Whitney to open up to Clark because as a typical "alpha male" type of character, he wouldn't want to be seen as vulnerable by his other male friends, or his own girlfriend. But Clark is someone he knows is a good person despite everything, and since they're not that close it's actually easier to open up to him.
This episode of “Smallville” I loved, it showed that this was a show that could dig deep into the human emotions few people want to discuss, primarily getting old, loneliness, and dying. It’s sad that so many people ignore the elderly, because unless we die young, we will all end up elderly. And dying shouldn’t be feared, because it happens to everyone.
How you age and accept life all depends on your outlook. One of the most important qualities to have is a sense of humor. Life can be hard, and if you can’t laugh you’ll be pretty miserable.
My fathers mother lived to be 90, and she was hilarious, despite having survived Hitler’s Germany. She took care of her own home until the end, and I seldom saw her without a smile. When she turned 90, I asked her what it felt like, and she replied: “It feels like fucking overtime!”.
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It's the idea of not just getting old but also, getting sick and be in a lot of pain that becomes too unbearable for a person in that stage. It's one of my biggest fears which is not so much as aging but aging fast due to chronic or terminal illness. When you feel like you've had it with living like this, you kind of wish it would end by having someone end it for you... assisted suicide. I've never been in this situation and I really hope I don't but it's a serious moral dilemma.
I think this message hit you a little harder than you realize Michael. Appreciate you guys talking about your real life experiences that this episode resonated with you guys. Love the podcast!
Always loved this one, shows how your loved ones can just disappear anytime.
Honestly, I enjoy this episode. I like how the enemy of this episode is a kid who thinks he's doing good, helping old people pass peacefully, and when he realizes he was wrong he's overcome with guilt. The father-son aspect of the episode was great as well. Overall, I'd give this episode 1.3 🌹
Well, is rather easy to understand why he tried to kill Martha, Clark and the other guy. Cause if he let them call the police, he'd be either taken to jail or on the run. Which he doesn't want.
Blanche's Cameo was pure awesomeness😢😇
How rare 2 actors having fun and talking with us about their work and having fun, true friends!
I think all the Australia references are an homage to Superman II. Gene Hackman's Lex Luthor kept begging Zod to make him the ruler of Australia in that film.
Absolutely love the podcast. I was around 5/6 years old when Smallville came out, and grew up watching it. To see you guys come together to review the show after all these years, especially since I'm now the same age Tom was when the show first aired is like beautiful irony to me.
Glad you’re digging it bud
When Michael said “your like the gay best friend” had me rolling 😂😂😂 because Clark was like that friend in the show
After watching the x-ray dog scene again. I think the dog barking sound was either a clue for the viewers or an auditory memory flashback for Clark. It is very subtle.
Getting to relive these episodes with you guys is beyond amazing. Thanks for this! I grew up with Smallville for 10 years. I can't believe how far it's all come.
The part of Jonathan trying to bury the hatchet with Lex at the end of the episode was pretty good.
Agreed. Those ending convos were gold
"Don't call it a come back!"😂 👏👏👏
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45:42 Thanks for the recognition ❤️
Here is the video where every time Lex says "My Father" in Season 1
czcams.com/video/OHY_zuM8bM4/video.html
Its called My Father Season 1 (Smallville) by channel Chaos Xeres
And yes! Tom is correct, Clark usually says "My dad" but later when Jor El shows up... Oh my god it gets worse 😂
I love the conversations happening about family dynamics and parent-child relationships in this podcast episode. Spot on. ♥️
Great comment. I, too, enjoy when Michael, Tom and Ryan take tangents and start chatting. I love seeing their personalities (and what decent people you are!)
I think it would be fun, along with the save count, keeping track of how many times each person was saved. It would be interesting to see over the course of the whole series how many times Clark saves his mom, dad, Lex, Lana, Chloe and Lois etc. Keep up the great work. I am loving the podcast! ♥️
74k subs! I'm pumped to watch the show grow. Congratulations gentleman. Keep up the good work.
Thanks bud ❤️
Another fantastic episode. I loved the character building with Clark and his dad.
As a person who’s taking care of elderly people including their elderly parents, it’s tough to see them suffering. Even seeing that, I still don’t think I would have it in me to “make the pain go away”. Cherish any time you get with the elderly. Listen to their stories and learn from their lessons.
Love the podcast! Been following since the beginning and rewatching along ❤❤❤ Thank you so much for doing this! Love you guys 😘
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Very intense episode where we especially retain the subject of the right to euthanasie and father and son relationship, Jonathan and Clark, Lionel and Lex 💔💔 These rare spontaneous combustion phenomena exist and have never been explained 🤔 It earned us several striking and moving scenes, great episode and podcast again 👏👏💙❤💜
being a fan of both Smallville from the original and Lucifer I just loved Tom's impresion of Tom Ellis 😍💚
i just wanted to say you guys are my favorite iterations of the characters (up until the last couple of seasons...) but i was always so excited to watch you guys and the guests that you brought on. i know how much it took from y'all but thanks for being these characters and continuing to be good people in this world
I wasn't a huge fan of this episode when it came out, but I did like the interactions between Clark and Jonathan. One thing I didn't get was how Whitney would open up to Clark and not Lana, even though he knew Clark liked her. 😅 Thank you guys for making my Wednesdays!
men don't like feeling weak in front of women. we can sometimes open up with other guys. the fact Clark MIGHT like Lana, is not relative
@@Redballoon99 bingo 👌🏼
Whitney doesn't care about Clark, so he doesn't care what he thinks. Lana on the other hand, he'd do anything for her. A fact of life. Be weak in front of the weak. Be STRONG in front of the ones you care about. (IMO)
@@donnilloyd1355 Whitney respects Clark. not at first but he grows an admiration for him, and respects his thoughts and wishes even if they are rivals.
@@Redballoon99 We have a difference of opinion. I don't think he respects Clark until his father passes and he then respects him. But, that is just my opinion.
A treat for the mid week
Thanks ❤👍
I know they record multiple episodes at a time but it feels like Rosenbaum is wearing his Locals Only shirt a lot. I want one now, lol.
Clark doing volunteer work is a very Midwestern thing to do that later seasons forgot. I think he did three volunteer opportunities this seasons.
Fantastic podcast. Don’t miss it, here every Wednesday. Thanks to Michael and Tom. Awesome , keep it going.
Forgotten how great the show was, watch the pilot, then your hooked! ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I look forward to this podcast every week 🙌
Thanks for episode 17! 🥂🥂🍻🍻
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I really like the podcast and I have watched every episode of Smallville since day one, actually have seen every episode more than twice or more. You three are just really fun to watch and I am in the process of setting up a Patreon to support in whatever way I can cause you deserve it. Michael your the s*** and Tom is cool as s*** the show is great guys!
Hope you watch every episode of this too ❤️
Love the Podcast as always! Appreciate so much that you decided to this! Can't wait for the next one!
Awesome show! Great to see how much fun you guys were having with this episode!
Great job again. I myself took a lot from this ep. I consider each ep a test or learning experience for Clark and this one had plenty for him. He faced natural death, time(ageing), finality and how important it is to value people and family, because you never know what comes next, good vs legal. He saw a guy with a dangerous power, like him, and the danger he poses with a wrong choice or a mistake, looking at himself in that mirror and how important it is to maintain control. Rose acting was super cool too, Lex being a true bad a$$ and his constant battle with Lionel. I'd give it 1.5 but I get your points, it was difficult to tie some things that were too coincidental to make sense.
Always look forward to seeing the show every Wednesday!
Love it bud ❤️
This is my favorite show of the week to listen to while working!!
Love you guys, thanks for the podcast each week! Still following along!
This channel and the Always Sunny podcast are keeping me on CZcams right now. You guys are killing it 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
That's a great show! Fun random fact, Rosey guest starred for a few episodes. I about spit out my drink when I recognized him 🤣
@@michelleking8302 I know! I saw it way back when and my sister and I always talked about how weird it was seeing him with hair 😯
By the time you guys are done reviewing the series the death count is gonna be staggering and I got to imagine Smallville has to be voted as one of the most dangerous places to live🤣all jokes aside I'm 47 and i watched this series when it first came out and it was a one of a kind show and I'm sure even rewatching it now and no pun intended ,I may have rose tinted glasses on but I know some episodes are better than others but IMO I don't think any of the episodes were awful sure some of the storylines are a little far fetched but what always won me over was the acting,Tom,Michael, John ,Annette,John Glover,Kristen and Allison always did an amazing job so again thanks so much love the show look forward to it every week👍🏽
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I REALLY hope you guys are able/willing to do this podcast for the whole series.Its great to hear the stories and reflections on everything. Thanks for doing this.
This the best podcast and I hope y’all never stop making these
Olá Michael olá Tom amo vocês. Sou do Brasil e amo Smallville, feiz parte da minha infância, bons tempos
Always love the podcasts. These insights into the episodes always get more intriquing with each episode. I agree with Michael this episode was nothing really standout, just the typical freak of the week. I also agree that Annette had some of the best scenes in the episode. Thanks again for putting it up.😀🙏
Thanks pal
@@TalkVillePodcast You're welcome!
Love the podcast, keep it up!
I swear talkville gets better every week keep up the good work
Can’t wait to hear all your thoughts on Reaper. I always look forward to Wednesdays now because of this amazing podcast ❤️ Thank you so much for doing this Michael, Tom and Ryan ❤️ I will always be a patron of Talk Ville and Inside of You. I’m so grateful for these two podcasts ❤️
Thank you for everything ❤️
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Great episode I still enjoy it I Love Tom and Michael Proformace with John S and John Glover Father Son moment's Lex Luthor gets the win on he's Father and yes kinda deep topic with death and all Love Tom's insight with being a Dad himself, And Michael 💯 Agree Just that little "I'm Proud or I love you" It goes along way🙏 and Omg! That was Sean Connery Son! Never knew until now! Also Thanks Bryce! For the TalkVille Merch 🤣💙❤️🙏 And I think I will give it a one 🌹 Thanks for the show and All you do🤘
gold as always Charlie ❤️
You guys always put a smile on my face! I love looking forward to Talk Ville every week!
I really look forward to watching Talkville every week. It’s the best podcast. I really hope that y’all keep it going & do Season 2.
I like this episode. It felt very american horror story. I like the idea also that it's a meteor freak but, they believe they're using their abilities for good. How many of us have done something wrong, believing it was for the best? The take away from this episode for me is... enjoy life and appreciate the people in your life cause life is very short and beautiful, because it doesn't last. But while it does, I'll be here till the very end. Love this show, loved this series. Much love to you guys.
Jason Connery son of Sean Connery should've appeared in more episodes of Smallville. I just felt he was a great foil not just for Lex but Lionel Luthor. I remember him the Jackie Chan, Owen Wilson Shanghai Noon film and felt his performance was underrated.
Amazing as always bud ❤️
Talkville! All of our favorite revisit to our favorite show!!
So so excited for this episode 😍
Another great Wednesday for me! Love you guys ❤️
Yo guys, watching the episode right now! Congrats to your buddy James Gunn taking over DC! Maybe he can bring you back as Lex somehow....😅
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Don't forget about the dog!!! 😢
Dog counted previously in saves (I think) so I'd count this dog in deaths
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Love Wednesdays!😍 Thank you for the wonderful podcast, guys!👍
I've watched a few rewatch podcasts and this one is actually the best
First comment and I haven’t got anything to say!
Thank you Tom and Mike . I really enjoy it
I absolutely love talk ville. You got me to restart this show again my favorite seasons was 1 through 7. I hope you do all the seasons!
i started re-watch and now im in season 5, i just love Smallville its a forever thing! keep up the great work Michael and Tom and the other guy on the couch
Thanks for another great episode!
I so much enjoyed watching Smallville and this takes me back. Loved the characters and watching the actors as Michael and Tom.
Loving this podcast. Reminiscing about each episode. Smallville is my all-time favourite show. Even got myself a Talkville t shirt to help with the podcast.
I always get excited when I see a new Talk Ville episode cuz 1) I love watching it and 2) it's my friday at work!
This has been fantastic still watching all of these to catch up with the podcast!
I continue to watch weekly Talkville podcast. Love it! It helps break my work week! I continue to laugh and smile when I hear each of your perspectives. Keep up the great work!