I am worried, though, that the show might not go with the follow-through; its track record of holding Lana accountable for things is so poor that right now, I'm just content to enjoy her Luthorness for its own sake. If it pans out that they're going for moral disalignment of the Clana, I'll be thrilled, but I'm not going to hold my breath for it.
Well, even if they are going for season 8, KK isn't signed for it, right? So I assume they're actually going for the end of the Clana this season, so it would be nice to think they are actually giving thought to how to end the relationship in a permanent way. But you're right, of course, that it's never a good idea to get your hopes up about plot developments related to Lana.
I really love how cool Lex plays things these days. From his attitude of "Mussolini failed, bitch. Step off," with Knox when Knox oh-so-subtly tried to intimidate to his attitude of "Knox is immortal, bitch. Step off," when Clark got all sanctimonious with him in the hospital*, to not even blinking as he unloaded all six bullets into Knox, he rocked my sox. His screentime is so quality these days; it feels like he's stretching his iconic muscles every time he has a scene.
Yes! It's about time, too. I so completely loved his scenes with Knox, where he kept winning the exchanges not because Knox was a wimpy villain but because Lex was simply better.
Re: part I
Well, even if they are going for season 8, KK isn't signed for it, right? So I assume they're actually going for the end of the Clana this season, so it would be nice to think they are actually giving thought to how to end the relationship in a permanent way. But you're right, of course, that it's never a good idea to get your hopes up about plot developments related to Lana.
I really love how cool Lex plays things these days. From his attitude of "Mussolini failed, bitch. Step off," with Knox when Knox oh-so-subtly tried to intimidate to his attitude of "Knox is immortal, bitch. Step off," when Clark got all sanctimonious with him in the hospital*, to not even blinking as he unloaded all six bullets into Knox, he rocked my sox. His screentime is so quality these days; it feels like he's stretching his iconic muscles every time he has a scene.
Yes! It's about time, too. I so completely loved his scenes with Knox, where he kept winning the exchanges not because Knox was a wimpy villain but because Lex was simply better.