"Kandor" Review


Questions answered, moments that were nice, others not so much, and a ridiculous theory that gave me severe brain trauma.

Thank Rao, Clark acted on his own and didn’t fall to the whims of the producer’s self-indulgent character and the morally-shady Oliver Queen. The best quote came at the end where the son refuses his father’s dying wish, recognizing that Zod is and always shall be treacherous. It’s good to hear because I wasn’t thrilled about that “befriending” quote in The CW’s official description for this year.

But I’m calling it right here and now, the person that killed Jor-El was none other then Dumb Blonde herself which the episode proved right after the scene Clark asks Oliver to help him find out who did it. This just proves once again she still has an agenda of her own, delusions that will make the situation worse then Mercy’s little game of sacrifice. Chloe deserves a good stranglehold by Kal-El.

Speaking of which, Ms. Graves states she released them from the orb, what? Last season’s finale clearly showed she had no idea what was going on with the device.

My old man was watching too. At the end he speculated that Clark could actually be Zod’s child as part of the debt he owed for defending Jor-El at his trial. That’s just pure crazy talk because that would be an abomination to the Superman mythos if that were true.

Rating: 5 1/2

Pleased that Lois returns cause when she’s not there it’s painful. After tonight’s disappointment, I hope this turns out well, although I don’t like the idea of DB (Dumb Blond = Chloe) babysitting them.

In the Canadian trailer, there’s an added preview scene showing the twins about to activate, but Superman intercepts by putting his hand between their fists. The shock was enough to blast them both backwards. I find the one in the country above better then the American one.