I ship it.

[odditycollector]

I am sorry to do this to you, because the dialogue is... well, if you've ever watched Smallville, you know what the dialogue is. But MAN this is some hardcore flirting between Lois Lane and Kara.

I suppose it's necessary that the scene ends there, because at the rate they are closing in on each other, they've got ten seconds before they're making out just thanks to lip proximity.

Comments

[holyschist]

...is there another way to interpret that exchange besides Lois trying to not-so-subtly ask if Kara's into her?

[odditycollector]

None that immediately spring to mind, no, not exactly.

[nextian]

W--that wasn't even--I am actually baffled. That's like original Trek levels of text.

[odditycollector]

Well, Smallville Clark has this problem with his brain being very very, very very small. I can see why Lois would go after his cooler cousin instead.

[astraldream]

Oh my *fans self*

I know that every conversation on Smallville is supposedly alluding to Clark, but that facade is wearing really thin in this scene.

I think they just replaced Clark and Lex's Epic (Doomed) Romance with Kara and Lois.

('Supergirl' was written by Anne Cofell Saunders and directed by one of the few female Smallville directors, Mairzee Almas. I'm just tossing that out there.)

[odditycollector]

I think they just replaced Clark and Lex's Epic (Doomed) Romance with Kara and Lois.
YUS PLZ. I would watch that show. Except no one is keeping angsty secrets from each other, so I'm not sure how long they can drag it out.

('Supergirl' was written by Anne Cofell Saunders and directed by one of the few female Smallville directors, Mairzee Almas. I'm just tossing that out there.)
Interesting! I mean, that is still some corny dialogue, and the belly shirt "costume" is still a DNW in my mind, but perhaps they'll care to tie up her story in a fangirl friendly manner.

[astraldream]

I have no idea if it means anything, in truth, because I don't keep track of who writes and directs what on Smallville. Saunders appears to be one of the clunky writers, unfortunately. But dialogue aside, I'm *hoping* that particular scene bodes well for Kara's resolution.

[stevegreen.livejournal.com]

I now need a lie down in a dark room with a damp cloth on my forehead.

[odditycollector.livejournal.com]

I did *warn* you about the script.

[stevegreen.livejournal.com]

It wasn't the script, Karen, I promise you that.

[jarodrussell.livejournal.com]

"Maybe it's easier to be a hero when you don't have somebody tying you down."

But isn't that, like, half of what being a super-hero is about?

[odditycollector.livejournal.com]

You can tell Lois is thinking thoughts about those kryptonite chains she happens to still ha...

Er, sorry. Lost the family friendly interpretation somewhere there.