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*http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/r/rock_mafia/the_big_bang_ver3_crd.htm
Storyline, Small Ville (TV series, 2001-2011):
*http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0279600/reviews
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The Big Bang
Em
(oh, baby) i don't wanna lie,
Am7
I'm gonna take what you're giving
B
'cause i know you're willing,
Em Am7
To take me all the way..you got me right here.
Em Am7 B
Combustible. and i can't wait to finally explode.
Am7 Em
The big big bang, the reason i'm alive,
B Em
When all the stars collide, in this universe inside.
Am7 Em B Em
The big big bang (3x)
Am7
Some people like to talk. but i'm into doing,
B Em
What i feel like doing, when i'm inspired.
Am7 Em
So, if we take a walk down, the beach tonight,
B
I bet we could light up the sky.
Am7 Em
The big big bang, the reason i'm alive,
B Em
When all the stars collide, in this universe inside.
Am7 Em B Em
The big big bang (3x)
E Am7
Take it from me, i don't wanna be, mummified,
Sometimes i feel so isolated,
D E
I wanna die. and now take it from me, if you got it.
Am7
Every time, so baby,
D
Bring your body here, next to mine.
B
Next to mine!
Em
I don't wanna dream!
Am7
I just wanna live!
B Em
So baby, not lets miss this thing!
Am7 Em
The big big bang, the reason i'm alive,
B Em
When all the stars collide, in this universe inside.
Am7 Em B Em
The big big bang (3x)
Hite me, big big big bang.
Oh, baby (3x)*http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/r/rock_mafia/the_big_bang_ver3_crd.htm
Storyline, Small Ville (TV series, 2001-2011):
The numerous miraculous rescues by the local wonder boy Clark have aroused suspicions amongst colonials of Smallville. Interestingly, the boy has managed to downplay his acts of various heroic egresses in the past. They say he's either too fast or has a penchant for finding trouble. He was found by Martha and Jonathan Kent on the day of the Meteor Shower, and subsequently adopted. Clark's friend Lex Luthor, the only heir of Luthorcorp, has been secretly investigating grounds for Clark's outlandish valor. However, on the face of it, Clark just seems a normal boy who's slightly more secretive than usual. by Abhinav Madaan
In October 1989, a huge meteor shower destroyed most of the town of Smallville, Kansas. This event brought Jonathan and Martha Kent what they always wanted, a son they named Clark. In 2001, their son is becoming a man -he has two best friends, Pete Ross and Chloe Sullivan, and a crush on the hottest girl in school, Lana Lang, not to mention a budding friendship with future nemesis Lex Luthor. But his parents have been hiding a secret from him: they found him inside a spaceship when the meteor shower came. As he begins to develop his powers and discover more abilities that will soon transform him into Superman, Clark begins to take on his mantle as the Man of Steel. by Yehudit
When I first heard that the WB was doing a show about Clark Kent in the days before he became Superman, I honestly thought it was going to be an animated series, but when the first episode was first broadcast on October 16, 2001, I was instantly surprised.
The show starts in 1989, where a meteor shower bombards the small Kansas town of Smallville, leaving lots of people with scars and secrets of varying degrees; as such, it has certain emotional impacts on four characters: it leaves young Lex Luthor bald (I would say it traumatized him, but that's more or less mentioned already), it leaves three year-old Lana Lang orphaned, and it brings childless couple Jonathan and Martha Kent (John Schneider and Annette O'Toole) the child they always wanted. Fast-forward 12 years, and Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is just starting to experience the usual troubles of teenage life, something that will be especially difficult since Clark has superhuman strength and abilities that no ordinary teenager could only dream of having. Clark soon learns that he arrived the same time as the destructive meteor shower that besieged Smallville inside a spaceship as a toddler. Now Clark is left with questions about his birth parents and home planet, and manages to start a friendship with Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum), who--unknown to Clark--will ultimately become Clark's arch-nemesis.
I can easy say that "Smallville" is an immensely intriguing and highly realistic sci-fi/teen drama. To make things all the more interesting, "Smallville" blends the teen angst-meets-supernatural circumstances theme of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" with the "monster-of-the-week" trend of "The X-Files." Apart from dealing with personal and emotional crises, Clark has to use his powers to battle an endless slew of Kryptonite-mutated villains, much like Buffy and the Scooby Gang battle demons that are sometimes drawn in by the mystical energy radiated by the Hellmouth.
Tom Welling is superb as teenage Clark Kent, both in physical and personality-wise ways. He looks almost like Chris Reeve, so much he could easily be Reeve's son. The rest of the cast is fine: Kristin Kreuk as Clark's love interest Lana Lang, Allison Mack as Clark's Lois Lane-type pal Chloe Sullivan, Sam Jones III as the Xander-like Pete Ross, and John Schneider and Annette O'Toole as Clark's adoptive parents, but it is Michael Rosenbaum and John Glover who steal the show as Lex Luthor and Lex's father, Lionel. You can easily tell just by observing Lex and Lionel's rocky relationship that Lionel is the one who will ultimately make Lex evil.
All of the episodes have their ups and downs, but I like to name two episodes that will keep you glued to the screen: the episode guest-starring the late Christopher Reeve as a scientist who reveals the truth about Clark's home planet, Krypton, and the second season finale where the "spirit" of Clark's Kryptonian father Jor-El urges Clark to get ready to conquer the world, but I don't want to spoil anything, so you'll have to watch the episode to find out what happens next, and why. In conclusion, I give "Smallville" a 10 out of 10 on a scale of 1-10. by kalel32688, Bethesda, Maryland, USA
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