Welcome back everybody to another episode of Caravana Garbage.

We're over the next few weeks.

We've gone Supergirl crazy, haven't we, Mason?

It's Supergirl Mayhem over here.

Mm-hmm.

We love it.

Can we be stopped? Yeah, easily. We could be shot. That's probably true. People could come to our house and hit us with planks of woods. We don't have kryptonian physiology that makes us bulletproof and mace-proof and he gets hits in the face with a CGI mace and it all splinters us into a bunch of pieces.

We don't have not that's not us that would hurt a lot I think don't come to our house and do that don't hit us with a mace or a morning star or whatever that was just because we've gone supergirl crazy I like to think we're not harming anybody I think so too yeah anyways this week we're going to be looking at, well, returning to Smallville. Which I love to do, honestly. I love to do this, especially out of order. It's brilliant. Oh, yeah, because I think we've done the first, you know, few episodes and the last. But everything in the middle is just a, we don't know what's happening in that. Everyone's a clone.

I did watch the first, you know, a couple of seasons of this when it came out originally, but like much of this is a mystery to me. And it's fascinating. Like, just in the episodes we watch this week, we got Martian Manhunter, even though he's not in Martian mode. He's just in man mode, because Martian mode is expensive. They could call him Man Man Hunter.

We got Bizarro Clark Kent.

Oh my God!

They really did every... He's got crystal face. They really did every Superman thing in this show except Superman. As we've mentioned before, for whatever reason, when they first commissioned this show, they had a rule which was no tights, no flights. It's why You never see Clark Kent become Superman and wear the Superman suit.

And for whatever reason, they would just never show him fly.

Which you'd go, oh, maybe it's expensive to do that.

But like, at this point, everyone's flying.

Everybody's flying.

Everybody's getting in their costumes.

Everybody's taking on superhero names.

It's not a sprint. It's a marathon. And he's,

Clark Ken is way behind at this point. Pretty much every single Superman hero and villain is

introduced and then killed off or trapped in a dimension or whatever, except for Batman.

Yes, that's right. For legal reasons. And sometimes they'll, and also, again, this was an era where, you know, TV wasn't eight episodes of a show every two or three years.

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