My guess is that we're supposed to think that he's only possessed when his eyes are glazed over, which makes me completely reassess certain aspects of "Mercy." Yuh, I kind of started to get that idea too. I do think they've been a little clumsy with it, so I am most comfortable with the idea that Jor-El possesses Lionel to greater or lesser degree for short periods every so often, and not permanently, but that this possession has had a lasting influence on Lionel himself, who may not be fully aware of its effects on him.
I loved the 'Clark's specialty' line too, and yes I loved Lex to death in this ep (crazy vaccine not withstanding). Go Lex!
if he ends up being redeemed after everything he has done....I will be very angry. Oh, lord yes! That needs not to happen. I'm ok with it so far, because it's been made clear that 'alliance' with Lionel is only temporary and is one of forced necessity, but longterm big-picture, Lionel's still Lionel!
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Yuh, I kind of started to get that idea too. I do think they've been a little clumsy with it, so I am most comfortable with the idea that Jor-El possesses Lionel to greater or lesser degree for short periods every so often, and not permanently, but that this possession has had a lasting influence on Lionel himself, who may not be fully aware of its effects on him.
I loved the 'Clark's specialty' line too, and yes I loved Lex to death in this ep (crazy vaccine not withstanding). Go Lex!
if he ends up being redeemed after everything he has done....I will be very angry.
Oh, lord yes! That needs not to happen. I'm ok with it so far, because it's been made clear that 'alliance' with Lionel is only temporary and is one of forced necessity, but longterm big-picture, Lionel's still Lionel!