This episode was more about Davis and Jimmy than Clark

[kg1507]

Now, don't get me wrong - I enjoyed the episode tonight. But I think it was a mistake to center it around Clark "flying." This episode was more about Jimmy and Davis than anything else. Clark didn't fly, he jumped. Again. The Jimmy/Davis storyline was great, though, and I think the trailer for Turbulence should've shown more of their interaction than Clark's flying thing. And they shouldn't have called it Turbulence. They should've called it like... Insanity, or hell, they could've called it "Chloe Tazes Her Husband."

But like I said, I really enjoyed the Jimmy/Davis storyline.

Am I the only one who thinks this?

[curiosity]

No. It was too much about Jimmy. He was good, but there should have been more Clark and less Jimmy. IMO.

They could have at least started Clark with flying. Maybe he could have mentioned to Chloe that he hovered as he landed, or he floated as he landed or something.

[davidbrenton]

Come on, every episode can't be all clark.

[Tebow15]

I liked the episode, but it didn't have enough Clark IMHO.

[BadToad]

Yeah, unfortunately Clark and Tess was the B plot. I so called that :D

Its too bad too, since Clark and Tess were about 100X more interesting then the A plot of this episode, IMO

[spotteddog]

The exposition in this epi will probably end up being important, but yes - this epi was mostly about Jimmy and Davis (not even all that much Chloe), with just a little bit of Tess and Clark.

As far as the flying - well, the only thing I would complain about there (and I did not believe Clark was going to really fly) was the cutesy CW email that stated Clark would fly. Yeah - in an airplane - aren't you guys clever?

[cksidekick]

i got exactly what i was expected and was a bit more impressed with AA than i thought i would be.

[Karafan1]

I agree this episode was too much Jimmy/Davis..Anybody add up the screen times of Clark, Davis and Jimmy?? I bet it will be off balance towards Davis/Jimmy..