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I would have my DVR set up to do the same but it fills up quick so instead I have it set to tape just the new ones and I bought the boxed sets for the first and second season. When the third season ends I'll likely spend one weekend in an all Avatar Marathon... whee

@Joseph: Well look at it this way, even if it does end up sucking at least there'll be eye-candy...

Who says he's a headcase? He's grown up in a warzone as a weapon.
And I believe that is the POINT of the show, to have him become a more heroic figure. I hesistate to say "more like Clark," because Clark is such a dumpy boring character.

You think Clark is dumpy and boring, I like the guy. He's loyal to the point of being ready sacrifice himself for his new friends. Shows good character. And growing up in a warzone as a weapon pretty much equals headcase.

Not really sacrifice if you're invulnerable, now is it?

Nothing shown him to be a headcase, just a d**k. What's going to be interesting is his change, his transformation into heroic figure. That was one of the major roblems with the first season. There WAS no transformation, there's no shift into heroic figure, there's not even a shift into unheroic figre (which can be interesting in it's own way but not necessarily appropriate for this show, although they slapped you in the face with the idea for Brianiac).
Good coming-of-age stories, interesting stories, are about that transformation. There was nothing to transform here. Clark was there, stuff happened, aw shucks, t'weren't nothin' ma. I'd have loved to see young, reckless and boisterous Clark learning to curb his enthusiasm and think of the consequences to his actions. Or perhaps unsure, hesitant Clark, so used to not using his powers, have to overcome his self-imposed restrictions. You can STILL be loyal but that doens't mean that the character has to be so empty.
Right now Clark is a golden retriever.
Even the kiddies aren't thrilled by Clark, they all love the supporting characters (I'm basing this one what 7 year old Alice and her classmates say as they tear around the house, fighting to play the part of their favorite Legionaires and NO ONE wants to be Superman. "If I have to be Superman I'm not playing!").

He was still willling to risk himself for Brainy during the Brain Drain episode during which his powers were negated by a red sun. Went into action again against the Sun-Eater under simular circumstances.

The Clark dipicted was a Clark I was interested in. I like the aw shucks farmboy thrown into a future situation and yes he was unsure of himself at times and a bit overwhelmed by what he was told about his future. I did not see him as empty. Quit giving your opinions as if they are facts. It's annoying.

Currently the Kell-El I'm seeing dipicted is one hardwired for fighting. It's his first response to things. This to me is a headcase. I've seen it in animals. I've seen it in people. It's not a trait I like in the least.

I just watched The Crow for the first time. Amazing movie. Really sucks that Brandon Lee was killed while shooting the movie. I didn't think they actually shot the actors during production, blanks or not. Did that get changed after Lee's death?

No, you said "Clark is bland.", and in relation to my mentioning The Batman you said "At least it wasn't a good show." Those are statements, and one's I disagree with, and I feel like you're calling into question my taste for feeling the way I do. If you had typed "I feel Clark is bland" this discussion would have gone on this long.