I agree, Kristin doesn't seem to age nearly as fast as the rest of us, granted she's not quite 10/ 10 drop dead gorgeous beauty we saw in Smallville anymore, but she's still quite stunning not looking a day over 32 in reacher when she's actually 41!
@user-ve4ig6pw1s yea that woman ages like a fine wine, it's a very rare trait but the years just don't affect her that much. She'll be beautiful for at least another 10 more years I'm sure. My guess is it's in part due to her half Asian genetics combined with her eating nothing but fish and a plant based diet but I can't say for sure, some people are just lucky in that way, better genes less stressful life so many things. She is something else though, not many women have been able to make me that googly eyed and lock my attention on their face like kristin has, especially for as many years as she has, she's an angel and so captivating.
I get the sense most of Smallville was one big shittest for Clark, that being said what the writers did to him in S5, allowing him to be very happy and finally get all he's ever wanted to only pull it all away from him had to have been the most tragic thing in the entire shows history.
Same here, truth be told, season 5 was going to go in the direction of Lana and Clark getting engaged and eventually married at the end signifying the end of Smallville, but once season 6 got greenlit they scrapped and or rewrote all of the last half of the episodes to usher in the story arc of S6. Had that not happened there's no doubt in my mind season 5 would have been the best season of all.
@@SeanMorgan280 I'm not sure if that's how it was done or not, but even if it was they never wrote more than 1 year's worth of scripts in advance, and even though they may have initially had plans for S6 they thought they weren't going to make it because of how poorly S4 performed. This is why only the first 5 or so episodes in S5 are the original scripts, the other scripts either got altered to some degree or scrapped entirely for new ones once the last episode of 4 and the first 5 episodes of S5 brought in a lot of viewership and money. They turned it around, but only by the skin of their teeth. You can look it up for yourself if you want, the studio really was thinking they were going to have to bow out early and so planned accordingly until things improved, then they had to scramble to come up with alterations to make way for S6.
Originally season 5 was supposed to be the end of Smallville and Clark and Lana were going to get married, it's almost ashamed that the series got greenlit for more season and money flowed in because once it did the writers changed out and Clanas love story was destroyed and their destiny together altered, despite never truly falling out of love, they couldn't be together because of what the writers did. The sacrifice of the greatest love story to ever grace tv was not worth it to get 5 more mediocre seasons, the last two of which actually being horrible.
Clark and Lana were never supposed to get married. How is Clark supposed to become Superman if he married Lana Lang? The show was originally supposed to last five seasons, but it was supposed to end with Clark leaving Smallville for Metropolis and saying goodbye to Lana because everyone knows he ends up with Lois Lane.
@@44excalibur No, not everyone knows that. this is your deluded mind thinking these things because you don't realise Smallville was an alternate universe/ elseworlds take on Superman. The real fact of the matter is Smallville, and Clark's relationships could have gone ANY number of directions. But here's the real facts about the S5 scripts that were rewritten and parts of them changed. In the original season 5 Clark proposes to Lana and she says yes, and they're engaged for a whole half of a season. Let that sink in, a whole half of a season. Reckoning's original title was Revealing, and when they changed it to Reckoning they also injected that whole time reversal thing into the story, because they had to undo the proposal so they could set up for all the stuff that would lead to the now new season 6 that was greenlit at the last min. But had that not happened, Lana was to be engaged to Clark for the whole rest of the season. The Lex Zod thing never happened, and the last bad guy Clark faced was brainiac who prevented Clark from marrying Lana in the last episode by forcing him to fight the day of his wedding. That was THE ORIGINAL ending of Smallville, a cliffhanger where you're left wondering if Clark and Lana would tie the knot. He never went to Metropolis that early, nore would he have, he wasn't interested in being a reporter yet!
@@hoppeanofasgard1365 Sorry, but your take is what's deluded. Smallville was NOT an alternate universe/elseworlds take on Superman. Do you really think that WB would sign off on a young Superman show that didn't end with Clark Kent becoming Superman and ending up in Metropolis with Lois Lane? Look at Gotham. That show ended with Bruce Wayne becoming Batman because that's the only way either show could end. No, Clark's relationships could not have gone in any direction. Get it through your head. Lana Lang is ALWAYS destined to be the woman that gets left behind. Superman & Lois proved that. As for your absurd alternate ending for season 5, no TV screenwriter in the world would end a show on a cliffhanger. The ending of the show was always meant to end with a time jump that would show Clark in Metropolis. If the show had ended in season 5, it would have time-jumped ahead to Clark in Metropolis with Chloe being revealed to be Lois Lane. That original cliffhanger ending of season five you mentioned with Clark and Lana's wedding was a storyline that was intended to lead into season 6, where Clark and Lana's wedding would be called off. But Miles Millar and Alfred Gough wisely decided against that since it would have taken Clark and Lana's storyline too far, since Lois had already been introduced by that point. Let me remind you that Miles and Al came up with a lot of ideas that they never followed through on. Did you know that Miles and Al originally intended for Chloe Sullivan to turn out to be Lois Lane? That's why they had her submit her articles to The Daily Planet under the pseudonym "Lois Lane" after her editor told her that they couldn't have her real name associated with the newspaper. So Lois Lane was always the intended ending of Clark's story, whether it was Chloe or Lois. Millar and Gough had a habit of coming up with storylines that they later discarded. The show very easily could have ended with Chloe Sullivan becoming Lois Lane and Clark and Chloe ending up in Metropolis. But again, Millar and Gough were constantly adjusting things. But once again, there is no universe anywhere where Clark and Lana end up together, because if Clark ended up with Lana, he doesn't become Superman, and that would have been a waste of a TV series. What people like you don't get is that Smallville had the potential to be a truly great superhero drama, but Lana kept turning it into a damn soap opera.
@@44excalibur Yes I do, and I know that they did because if you listen to the interviews of these producers they'll tell you straight up that they never wrote much more than 1 season in advance. That's just how it was done back then, even Tom Welling confirmed this in an episode of Talkville by saying, things were just done differently back then. They didn't have everything laid out like todays series. New ideas came into Smallville with new writers that came too, it was just a completely different time and different way of making shows in that time. And yes, Smallville was absolutely, 100%, an alternate universe from the comics and movies. Meteor freaks, Clark knowing Lex when he was 15 years old and still in high school instead meeting him much later on in his late 20s in Metropolis, him having to deal with general Zod and Doomsday well before he becomes superman, and many other things prove this! Stop trying to force your non factual biases and opinions on the show, it's not going to work on me or any true fan of it that's done their research!
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@@SeanMorgan280 Same, they were one of the best, if not thee best television couple I've seen. very touching and warm, the chemistry between them was off the charts.
Smallville will forever be about Clark and Lana and the reason it was written and created. Not about superman but about the young Clark Kent and his love for Lana Lang.
AMEN! That's what I loved most about it. We'd already had so many reiterations of Clark & Lois. It was nice to see something different. Not that I didn't like Erica Durance's Lois, because I probably liked her portrayal more than anyone since Margot Kidder, but it was nice to see Clark with someone other than Lois for a change.
Agreed! Smallville was Clana time! and the show did so good at first with it, but for whatever reason new writers pivoted to make it fall inline more with the comics and moves, I don't know why because Smallville was always just fine as it was, an alternate universes take on teenage and early adult Clark's high school and College years. It stood on its own merit, was very well received, and the pivot actually cost them ratings, so it's not even like it was making them more money.
@@hoppeanofasgard1365True. Smallville was Clark Kent’s adolescent years. It should have been about his years in high school (and maybe college). Then a new series can be made about his Metropolis years with Lois. The writers of Smallville should have let the Clana fans have their moment by letting Lana and Clark get married at the end of the Smallville series. After all, Smallville writers did create a beautiful love story for Lana and Clark so why not let them get married at the end of the series.
@@Jan0630How exactly can Clark become Superman if he marries Lana? I swear, you Clana fans were always delusional about what story you were watching. This is not the Clark/Lana show, this is the story of how Clark Kent becomes Superman, which means that the show was always supposed to end with Clark and Lois in Metropolis. The problem with fans like you is that you didn't want a show about Clark Kent, you wanted Dawson's Creek with super powers.
@@Jan0630 Yes, the show is called Smallville, and it's the story of how Clark Kent becomes Superman. Smallville is basically a Superboy show without Superboy. You're forgetting that Smallville was originally supposed to be a show called Bruce Wayne, about how teenage Bruce Wayne becomes Batman, similar to Gotham. If Bruce doesn't become Batman there's no point to the show. Similarly, if Clark Kent doesn't become Superman, there's no point to Smallville. Once again, the Smallville creators have gone on record and ADMITTED that they made a mistake in allowing the Clark/Lana storyline to go on as long as it did. They said it became repetitive and they should have ended it sooner. Does that sound like something the show's creators would say if they intended for Clark and Lana to end up together and Clark to never become Superman? Again, this is Smallville, not Dawson's Creek with super powers.
Really? Seemed like Lana is who made him miserable most of the time. He was happiest when he was with Chloe or Lois. Lana was all angst and drama, but no fun.
@@44excalibur Smallville itself was about angst, especially where teen characters are involved. But Clark had plenty of happy times with Lana, and once she knew his secret things were better. She only married Lex because she was trying to protect Clark. Aside from that storyline, most of his time with Lana was very happy, but angst-filled because he was in love with her. You worry most about the people and things you love.
Lana brought out a side of Clark that seemed really happy once there was no one and nothing else in their way. He only ended up with Lois by default. Their romance in this show never seemed genuine to me. It's like she was the second choice and they only wound up together because DC has a formula and he was no longer able to be with Lana.
@@Chinachik Hardly. If you watch the show, Clark was happiest when he was with either Chloe or Lois. Lana tormented him. He's always smiling with Chloe and Lois, whereas he's always frowning with Lana. Also, Chloe and Lois are both the Nancy Drews of Smallville. They're both detectives and reporters, always out there fighting the good fight alongside Clark, which made them fit into his storyline better. Lana was just a love interest, but she had no real identity outside of that, and had no real motivation or curiosity other than whether or not the current man in her life was hiding something from her. Lana's not a heroine, and she's mostly defined by her relationships, which just isn't that interesting. Chloe and Lois are heroines, and they fit into Clark's post-high school storyline much better than Lana, who didn't fit into that storyline at all. As for Clark "ending up with Lois by default," that's nonsense. The Clark/Lana storyline got dragged out way too long and the show's creators have now admitted their mistake, and that they should've ended Clark/Lana after three seasons. To be honest, Kristin's Lana isn't even really like the Lana from the comics. Chloe Sullivan is closer to what Lana is like in the comics. Kristin's Lana, if I'm being honest, would fit in better in Gotham City wearing skin tight black leather and a bullwhip.
@@Chinachik Smallville was not supposed to be about angst, and that was one of the major problems with the show. Smallville is supposed to be about how young Clark Kent becomes Superman. It was originally going to be a show about young Bruce Wayne becoming Batman until the concept got changed. But Smallville is not Dawson's Creek, Clark is not Dawson Leery, Lana is not Joey Potter (who ended up with Pacey, not Dawson), and Clark's story is not the story of some angsty teenage protagonist who obsesses about the girl he loved in high school until he's into his 30s. The show's writers simply forgot the story they were supposed to be telling in favor of caving into the expectations of the network their show was on, which was always in conflict. Gotham did a better job with Bruce Wayne.
The whole point of their relationship is that they did not get together. Even though a lot of people(including me) wish it would have been Lana and Clark, she was the reason that he is able to have the relationship with Lois that he has.
My personal opinion, I always wanted Clark x Lana after watching Smallville. Lois always seemed like a stuck up “female dog”. Her character personality is stuck up and obnoxious. Clark x Lana in my dreams forever
Lois was a troll compared to me and she always knew it. Clark and I would be together forever if it wasn't for the writers making a plot where I got irradiated by kryptonite. Still to this day I love him, and I know somewhere deep down he still loves me too.
Lois was the heroine of the show from the moment she arrived in season 4. So was Chloe Sullivan. Lois and Chloe were both the heroines of Smallville because they were the Nancy Drew's of the show. Lois and Chloe were the ones always fighting the good fight alongside Clark, and the only ones he could truly trust. Lana was never a heroine, she was only a love interest; an object to Clark's affection; an idol that he put on a pedestal, but never important to his story.
@@44excalibur When I return, and he sees me again and I look into those blue eyes of his and plant a big one on his lips all of his feelings will return, and he will leave Lois for me. Lois was nothing but the rebound girl, she had nothing on my charm and grace.
@@44excalibur Lana was the light and warmth of Smallville. She was an endearing and sweet character. Your hatred for the girl next door is starting to get disturbing at this point. Let it go already and go watch Lois and Clark adventures of Superman, that show is probably more up your ally. and for your, egh hem, particular age demographic......
Serei breve curti muito a história smallville mas me apaixonei pelo casal Lana e Clark e na reta final como já conhecemos a história original ele fica Pois ok mas É duro ver essa mudança pois queria tanto que Lana ficasse c ele nesse versão coisa de idolatria mesmo abraço b dia
@@sheilasknittingtipsandothe3191 oh really? Cuz around 8:20 Clark was using his powers and I thought he didn’t tell Alana his powers until season 6 idk. I’m still watching lol
He did love Lana then. Unfortunately, I feel like he always had to sacrifice something in order to be with her. The hints were there. It was never meant to be.
@@44excalibur Lois should've stayed in Metropolis where she belonged. It was stupid bringing her into a show called SMALLVILLE before Clark was even Superman.
Yep, only makes sense that it would show his relationships and friendships before his move to Metropolis. People just settle for stuff that doesn't make sense because it's all they know. No creativity and they can't think outside the box at all.
@@Chinachik What was more stupid was Smallville building up Lana Lang as the love of Clark's life when everyone on the entire planet Earth knew from the first episode that Lana Lang was NOT the woman that Clark would end up with. On a show that lasted ten seasons, Lana should not have lasted for freaking seven of them. But Erica Durance became the most beloved Lois Lane since Teri Hatcher, and Tom and Erica to date are the most popular Lois and Clark of all time.
@@Chinachik Well, then you should be disappointed with Smallville's portrayal of Clark's "relationships" and friendships before his move to Metropolis, because Smallville made so much about Lana that it compromised Clark's other relationships and friendships, most notably Chloe Sullivan, who was a far better love interest for Clark by season 5 than Lana. Talk about not thinking outside of the box. Even the show's creators now admit their mistake and that the Clark/Lana storyline should've ended after three seasons. Also, since high school only lasts four years, what were you expecting from a show that ended up lasting ten? Did you really think Lois Lane and Metropolis wouldn't show up?
MANZANILLO AQUI EN METEPEC YA NO HAY NADA QUE APRENDER A MI PROFA LE DIO CATARRO O CANCER QUIEN SABE ESTAN A PUNTO DE ESTALLAR NECESITO TU APOYO TUI SABES
NO XIME LA SENIORITA SCORT YA ESTABA CONMIGO HACE TIEMPO Y SI AUNQUE NO LO CREAS ELLA ES SENIORITA DISCULPAME SOLO TE PUEDO AMISTAD ADEMAS DE QUE AXEL ES
He was too young to marry Lana and wasn't a man yet. When he fell in love with Lois,he was a man there and he knew more about what he really needed it in his life and that was Lois because she was his strength, not a distraction
It's because DC ultimately has to tell the same humdrum story the same way every single time. They should've just created a spinoff called Metropolis before they brought Lois Lane into his life at all. The creators of the show chickened out on keeping his life before being Superman in Smallville.
Clark's dad was dead by that point in time. Also even though he was mostly against Clark's decision to marry Lana he did come around to accepting it in the episode of Reckoning.
2:30 ESPERA MI LLAMADA HERMOSA SCORT TE TENGO UNA PROPUESTA MUY LLAMATIVA NO SE SI ME ACEPTES CONSEGUIRE EL DINERO QUE ME PIDAS TE CUENTO LUEGO EN COLIMA
My all time favorite episode is Hidden. Not sure what season. Clark saves Smallville by jumping on to an ICBM launched from a Kansas Missile Silo, and climbing up it and ripping off the Warhead and tossing it into Space. I really thought he would start flying then. 10 seasons was 2 seasons too long. And the last 4 episodes just dragged on. Soooo Boring. And we didn't see him in his suit full body shot. Rip OFF!
I really miss this show. It will always be my favorite.
The Smallville series need to be added to Netflix
You don't add greatness to garbage
Better than it's added to pluto, or Tubi, free platforms so that everyone could enjoy this awesome series
Netflix is too lazy to put that great show on there
@Agraav 👌👌👌👌
it's on Hulu, that's good enough
Santa Claus: You get a lump of coal for Christmas Clark...
Clark: Thanks! That'll make for a great diamond for Lana!
Santa Claus: Damn kryptonian......
really 😄good to see clark happy for a change
If I had Lana Lang for a Girlfriend, I'd be the happiest guy in the World
Kristin appeared in a few episodes of Reacher during the first season. She STILL looks great!
I agree, Kristin doesn't seem to age nearly as fast as the rest of us, granted she's not quite 10/ 10 drop dead gorgeous beauty we saw in Smallville anymore, but she's still quite stunning not looking a day over 32 in reacher when she's actually 41!
@user-ve4ig6pw1s yea that woman ages like a fine wine, it's a very rare trait but the years just don't affect her that much.
She'll be beautiful for at least another 10 more years I'm sure.
My guess is it's in part due to her half Asian genetics combined with her eating nothing but fish and a plant based diet but I can't say for sure, some people are just lucky in that way, better genes less stressful life so many things.
She is something else though, not many women have been able to make me that googly eyed and lock my attention on their face like kristin has, especially for as many years as she has, she's an angel and so captivating.
The best community to live in… Smallville❤❤❤
Clark got the best dad and mom to and is the super son
Oh Wow! I squealed when I saw the Bo & Luke Duke reunion 🤩
Season five was the point where the show officially became the "Shit on Clark Kent" show.
I get the sense most of Smallville was one big shittest for Clark, that being said what the writers did to him in S5, allowing him to be very happy and finally get all he's ever wanted to only pull it all away from him had to have been the most tragic thing in the entire shows history.
Man I loved the first half of Season 5, then Episode 12 happened, that destroyed me
Same here, truth be told, season 5 was going to go in the direction of Lana and Clark getting engaged and eventually married at the end signifying the end of Smallville, but once season 6 got greenlit they scrapped and or rewrote all of the last half of the episodes to usher in the story arc of S6. Had that not happened there's no doubt in my mind season 5 would have been the best season of all.
@@hoppeanofasgard1365 The WB signed a contract for 2 seasons at a time. When it got renewed it was for another 2 seasons.
@@SeanMorgan280 I'm not sure if that's how it was done or not, but even if it was they never wrote more than 1 year's worth of scripts in advance, and even though they may have initially had plans for S6 they thought they weren't going to make it because of how poorly S4 performed.
This is why only the first 5 or so episodes in S5 are the original scripts, the other scripts either got altered to some degree or scrapped entirely for new ones once the last episode of 4 and the first 5 episodes of S5 brought in a lot of viewership and money.
They turned it around, but only by the skin of their teeth.
You can look it up for yourself if you want, the studio really was thinking they were going to have to bow out early and so planned accordingly until things improved, then they had to scramble to come up with alterations to make way for S6.
Chloe always looked like such a cute innocent woman... who would have imagine she was the real villain all along.
Originally season 5 was supposed to be the end of Smallville and Clark and Lana were going to get married, it's almost ashamed that the series got greenlit for more season and money flowed in because once it did the writers changed out and Clanas love story was destroyed and their destiny together altered, despite never truly falling out of love, they couldn't be together because of what the writers did.
The sacrifice of the greatest love story to ever grace tv was not worth it to get 5 more mediocre seasons, the last two of which actually being horrible.
Concordo plenamente
Clark and Lana were never supposed to get married. How is Clark supposed to become Superman if he married Lana Lang? The show was originally supposed to last five seasons, but it was supposed to end with Clark leaving Smallville for Metropolis and saying goodbye to Lana because everyone knows he ends up with Lois Lane.
@@44excalibur No, not everyone knows that. this is your deluded mind thinking these things because you don't realise Smallville was an alternate universe/ elseworlds take on Superman.
The real fact of the matter is Smallville, and Clark's relationships could have gone ANY number of directions.
But here's the real facts about the S5 scripts that were rewritten and parts of them changed.
In the original season 5 Clark proposes to Lana and she says yes, and they're engaged for a whole half of a season. Let that sink in, a whole half of a season. Reckoning's original title was Revealing, and when they changed it to Reckoning they also injected that whole time reversal thing into the story, because they had to undo the proposal so they could set up for all the stuff that would lead to the now new season 6 that was greenlit at the last min.
But had that not happened, Lana was to be engaged to Clark for the whole rest of the season. The Lex Zod thing never happened, and the last bad guy Clark faced was brainiac who prevented Clark from marrying Lana in the last episode by forcing him to fight the day of his wedding.
That was THE ORIGINAL ending of Smallville, a cliffhanger where you're left wondering if Clark and Lana would tie the knot.
He never went to Metropolis that early, nore would he have, he wasn't interested in being a reporter yet!
@@hoppeanofasgard1365 Sorry, but your take is what's deluded. Smallville was NOT an alternate universe/elseworlds take on Superman. Do you really think that WB would sign off on a young Superman show that didn't end with Clark Kent becoming Superman and ending up in Metropolis with Lois Lane? Look at Gotham. That show ended with Bruce Wayne becoming Batman because that's the only way either show could end. No, Clark's relationships could not have gone in any direction. Get it through your head. Lana Lang is ALWAYS destined to be the woman that gets left behind. Superman & Lois proved that. As for your absurd alternate ending for season 5, no TV screenwriter in the world would end a show on a cliffhanger. The ending of the show was always meant to end with a time jump that would show Clark in Metropolis. If the show had ended in season 5, it would have time-jumped ahead to Clark in Metropolis with Chloe being revealed to be Lois Lane. That original cliffhanger ending of season five you mentioned with Clark and Lana's wedding was a storyline that was intended to lead into season 6, where Clark and Lana's wedding would be called off. But Miles Millar and Alfred Gough wisely decided against that since it would have taken Clark and Lana's storyline too far, since Lois had already been introduced by that point.
Let me remind you that Miles and Al came up with a lot of ideas that they never followed through on. Did you know that Miles and Al originally intended for Chloe Sullivan to turn out to be Lois Lane? That's why they had her submit her articles to The Daily Planet under the pseudonym "Lois Lane" after her editor told her that they couldn't have her real name associated with the newspaper. So Lois Lane was always the intended ending of Clark's story, whether it was Chloe or Lois. Millar and Gough had a habit of coming up with storylines that they later discarded. The show very easily could have ended with Chloe Sullivan becoming Lois Lane and Clark and Chloe ending up in Metropolis. But again, Millar and Gough were constantly adjusting things. But once again, there is no universe anywhere where Clark and Lana end up together, because if Clark ended up with Lana, he doesn't become Superman, and that would have been a waste of a TV series. What people like you don't get is that Smallville had the potential to be a truly great superhero drama, but Lana kept turning it into a damn soap opera.
@@44excalibur Yes I do, and I know that they did because if you listen to the interviews of these producers they'll tell you straight up that they never wrote much more than 1 season in advance.
That's just how it was done back then, even Tom Welling confirmed this in an episode of Talkville by saying, things were just done differently back then. They didn't have everything laid out like todays series.
New ideas came into Smallville with new writers that came too, it was just a completely different time and different way of making shows in that time.
And yes, Smallville was absolutely, 100%, an alternate universe from the comics and movies.
Meteor freaks, Clark knowing Lex when he was 15 years old and still in high school instead meeting him much later on in his late 20s in Metropolis, him having to deal with general Zod and Doomsday well before he becomes superman, and many other things prove this!
Stop trying to force your non factual biases and opinions on the show, it's not going to work on me or any true fan of it that's done their research!
my favorite episode
This is my favorite episode
Dean M they are all my favourite episodes
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Clark loved Lana .
indeed, and she loved him! Clana forever 😍
I loved these episodes where they would run to their favorite Tree on a hill and make out and cuddle. True Love!
@@SeanMorgan280 Same, they were one of the best, if not thee best television couple I've seen.
very touching and warm, the chemistry between them was off the charts.
It hurt me that they didn't end up together 💔
Blame bad writing 😡
Yes, Clark and Lana had much better chemistry. Lois was a Bitch!
@@SeanMorgan280Lois was rude and bossy and called him name like Smallville. Why would mild-mannered Clark fall for someone like Lois?
8:37 pretty nice that Clark can cut a dimond professionally too
Smallville will forever be about Clark and Lana and the reason it was written and created. Not about superman but about the young Clark Kent and his love for Lana Lang.
AMEN! That's what I loved most about it. We'd already had so many reiterations of Clark & Lois. It was nice to see something different. Not that I didn't like Erica Durance's Lois, because I probably liked her portrayal more than anyone since Margot Kidder, but it was nice to see Clark with someone other than Lois for a change.
Agreed! Smallville was Clana time! and the show did so good at first with it, but for whatever reason new writers pivoted to make it fall inline more with the comics and moves, I don't know why because Smallville was always just fine as it was, an alternate universes take on teenage and early adult Clark's high school and College years. It stood on its own merit, was very well received, and the pivot actually cost them ratings, so it's not even like it was making them more money.
@@hoppeanofasgard1365True. Smallville was Clark Kent’s adolescent years. It should have been about his years in high school (and maybe college). Then a new series can be made about his Metropolis years with Lois. The writers of Smallville should have let the Clana fans have their moment by letting Lana and Clark get married at the end of the Smallville series. After all, Smallville writers did create a beautiful love story for Lana and Clark so why not let them get married at the end of the series.
@@Jan0630How exactly can Clark become Superman if he marries Lana? I swear, you Clana fans were always delusional about what story you were watching. This is not the Clark/Lana show, this is the story of how Clark Kent becomes Superman, which means that the show was always supposed to end with Clark and Lois in Metropolis. The problem with fans like you is that you didn't want a show about Clark Kent, you wanted Dawson's Creek with super powers.
@@Jan0630 Yes, the show is called Smallville, and it's the story of how Clark Kent becomes Superman. Smallville is basically a Superboy show without Superboy. You're forgetting that Smallville was originally supposed to be a show called Bruce Wayne, about how teenage Bruce Wayne becomes Batman, similar to Gotham. If Bruce doesn't become Batman there's no point to the show. Similarly, if Clark Kent doesn't become Superman, there's no point to Smallville. Once again, the Smallville creators have gone on record and ADMITTED that they made a mistake in allowing the Clark/Lana storyline to go on as long as it did. They said it became repetitive and they should have ended it sooner. Does that sound like something the show's creators would say if they intended for Clark and Lana to end up together and Clark to never become Superman? Again, this is Smallville, not Dawson's Creek with super powers.
Lmao Clark males a real diamond out of carbon rock and makes a real ring lol
*a perfectly cut diamond
Clark was happier with me, and Clois can go shove it!
I really like this series
He was happy when he was with Lana …
Really? Seemed like Lana is who made him miserable most of the time. He was happiest when he was with Chloe or Lois. Lana was all angst and drama, but no fun.
@@44excalibur Smallville itself was about angst, especially where teen characters are involved. But Clark had plenty of happy times with Lana, and once she knew his secret things were better. She only married Lex because she was trying to protect Clark. Aside from that storyline, most of his time with Lana was very happy, but angst-filled because he was in love with her. You worry most about the people and things you love.
Lana brought out a side of Clark that seemed really happy once there was no one and nothing else in their way. He only ended up with Lois by default. Their romance in this show never seemed genuine to me. It's like she was the second choice and they only wound up together because DC has a formula and he was no longer able to be with Lana.
@@Chinachik Hardly. If you watch the show, Clark was happiest when he was with either Chloe or Lois. Lana tormented him. He's always smiling with Chloe and Lois, whereas he's always frowning with Lana. Also, Chloe and Lois are both the Nancy Drews of Smallville. They're both detectives and reporters, always out there fighting the good fight alongside Clark, which made them fit into his storyline better. Lana was just a love interest, but she had no real identity outside of that, and had no real motivation or curiosity other than whether or not the current man in her life was hiding something from her. Lana's not a heroine, and she's mostly defined by her relationships, which just isn't that interesting.
Chloe and Lois are heroines, and they fit into Clark's post-high school storyline much better than Lana, who didn't fit into that storyline at all. As for Clark "ending up with Lois by default," that's nonsense. The Clark/Lana storyline got dragged out way too long and the show's creators have now admitted their mistake, and that they should've ended Clark/Lana after three seasons. To be honest, Kristin's Lana isn't even really like the Lana from the comics. Chloe Sullivan is closer to what Lana is like in the comics. Kristin's Lana, if I'm being honest, would fit in better in Gotham City wearing skin tight black leather and a bullwhip.
@@Chinachik Smallville was not supposed to be about angst, and that was one of the major problems with the show. Smallville is supposed to be about how young Clark Kent becomes Superman. It was originally going to be a show about young Bruce Wayne becoming Batman until the concept got changed. But Smallville is not Dawson's Creek, Clark is not Dawson Leery, Lana is not Joey Potter (who ended up with Pacey, not Dawson), and Clark's story is not the story of some angsty teenage protagonist who obsesses about the girl he loved in high school until he's into his 30s. The show's writers simply forgot the story they were supposed to be telling in favor of caving into the expectations of the network their show was on, which was always in conflict. Gotham did a better job with Bruce Wayne.
It still breaks my heart that he and Lana didn’t end up together
That makes me happy coz he is even happier with Lois💯💯💚💚🍀🤩🍀
The whole point of their relationship is that they did not get together. Even though a lot of people(including me) wish it would have been Lana and Clark, she was the reason that he is able to have the relationship with Lois that he has.
Honestly
Writers fault, they meant lana+clark to only exist for only 3 seasons, but elongated it for 6 seasons...
That’s not who he is destined for
My personal opinion, I always wanted Clark x Lana after watching Smallville.
Lois always seemed like a stuck up “female dog”. Her character personality is stuck up and obnoxious.
Clark x Lana in my dreams forever
Lois was a troll compared to me and she always knew it. Clark and I would be together forever if it wasn't for the writers making a plot where I got irradiated by kryptonite.
Still to this day I love him, and I know somewhere deep down he still loves me too.
Right on! Exactly, I'm with you all the way on this. Lana and Clark for life!
Honestly the idea of being part of constructing a barn sounds great , wish I had the opportunity
I stopped watching Smallville since Lana left and Lois became the heroine of the show.
Same here, Smallville didn't feel like the same show in the last 2 seasons.
Lois was the heroine of the show from the moment she arrived in season 4. So was Chloe Sullivan. Lois and Chloe were both the heroines of Smallville because they were the Nancy Drew's of the show. Lois and Chloe were the ones always fighting the good fight alongside Clark, and the only ones he could truly trust. Lana was never a heroine, she was only a love interest; an object to Clark's affection; an idol that he put on a pedestal, but never important to his story.
Lois had nothing on me, and she always knew it.
@@SynthwaveLana Sorry, but Lois is always the love of Clark's life, and Lana is always the woman who is destined to be left behind. lol
@@44excalibur When I return, and he sees me again and I look into those blue eyes of his and plant a big one on his lips all of his feelings will return, and he will leave Lois for me.
Lois was nothing but the rebound girl, she had nothing on my charm and grace.
Lana and clark made a better couple than lois and clark
No they didn't. Lana ruined Smallville.
@@44excaliburNo Lana didn’t! Get over yourself!
@@Jan0630 Yes, she did.
@@44excalibur No, Lana didn’t, you incel.
@@44excalibur Lana was the light and warmth of Smallville.
She was an endearing and sweet character.
Your hatred for the girl next door is starting to get disturbing at this point.
Let it go already and go watch Lois and Clark adventures of Superman, that show is probably more up your ally. and for your, egh hem, particular age demographic......
i had a crush on her til i found out what she did!!! she was so adorable hot!!!
Serei breve curti muito a história smallville mas me apaixonei pelo casal Lana e Clark e na reta final como já conhecemos a história original ele fica Pois ok mas É duro ver essa mudança pois queria tanto que Lana ficasse c ele nesse versão coisa de idolatria mesmo abraço b dia
General lee
Miss those days
8:20 is this from season 5??
All the clips are from Season 5
@@sheilasknittingtipsandothe3191 oh really? Cuz around 8:20 Clark was using his powers and I thought he didn’t tell Alana his powers until season 6 idk. I’m still watching lol
@@varunk4275 time travel, Clark turned back time so Lana never knew about his powers
He did love Lana then. Unfortunately, I feel like he always had to sacrifice something in order to be with her. The hints were there. It was never meant to be.
kristen reflexes in this scene tom puttin on the shirt if she didnt move back he hits her in the face
Can you give the time stamp of the scene?
The girl with the pink shirt looks like Emma Watson sooo friggin much its crazy lol
Wanderson David sacanagem Bia na respestagem. ❤😂😢😅😊.
chee thanks got a good cry lol.
Remember super lana?
earthquakes, oh those earthquakes 😳🥵😍😘😳
O QUANTO TOM WELLING ESTAVA LINDO E RADIANTE NESSA TEMPORADA, GENTE...... SE ELE FOSSE MULHER EU DIRIA QUE ELE ESTAVA GRÁVIDO.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
O pra entender e se fosse mulher estaria grávida no caso de quem explique
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@@FranciscoFerreira-fm3uu não entendi sua pergunta.
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Bom c fosse traduzido para português.... tem jeito? Nego branco de Araucária Paraná... Brasil...
Clark and Lana > Clark and Lois don’t @ me
Lana ruined Smallville and Lois saved it.
@@44excalibur Lois should've stayed in Metropolis where she belonged. It was stupid bringing her into a show called SMALLVILLE before Clark was even Superman.
Yep, only makes sense that it would show his relationships and friendships before his move to Metropolis. People just settle for stuff that doesn't make sense because it's all they know. No creativity and they can't think outside the box at all.
@@Chinachik What was more stupid was Smallville building up Lana Lang as the love of Clark's life when everyone on the entire planet Earth knew from the first episode that Lana Lang was NOT the woman that Clark would end up with. On a show that lasted ten seasons, Lana should not have lasted for freaking seven of them. But Erica Durance became the most beloved Lois Lane since Teri Hatcher, and Tom and Erica to date are the most popular Lois and Clark of all time.
@@Chinachik Well, then you should be disappointed with Smallville's portrayal of Clark's "relationships" and friendships before his move to Metropolis, because Smallville made so much about Lana that it compromised Clark's other relationships and friendships, most notably Chloe Sullivan, who was a far better love interest for Clark by season 5 than Lana. Talk about not thinking outside of the box. Even the show's creators now admit their mistake and that the Clark/Lana storyline should've ended after three seasons. Also, since high school only lasts four years, what were you expecting from a show that ended up lasting ten? Did you really think Lois Lane and Metropolis wouldn't show up?
You had asked!😊
0:32 Allison Mack 😍😍😍😵😵
If she'd helped recruit a female relative of yours or some girl you care about into sex slavery, you probably wouldn't feel the same.
Hard to watch her, knowing she was recruiting for that sex freak then.
MANZANILLO AQUI EN METEPEC YA NO HAY NADA QUE APRENDER A MI PROFA LE DIO CATARRO O CANCER QUIEN SABE ESTAN A PUNTO DE ESTALLAR NECESITO TU APOYO TUI SABES
SUPERMAN COMMITTED ADULTERY.. ISN'T THAT CUTE LITTLE KIDS.
NO XIME LA SENIORITA SCORT YA ESTABA CONMIGO HACE TIEMPO Y SI AUNQUE NO LO CREAS ELLA ES SENIORITA DISCULPAME SOLO TE PUEDO AMISTAD ADEMAS DE QUE AXEL ES
Chloe is major cute, Clark should have a crush on her. 🤔
At 15:36 , is she from Harry Potter
Gene grey on smallville as a little girl!?!?
I do not remember Clark and Lana have sex !!!
Yep, they hit it several times.
Daleenha?😊
Lana S4 onwards was getting annoying with this back and forth, how y'all like her over Lois is crazy
Keyring
SE REFIERE USTED A LAS RICAS Y FAMOSAS ELLAS SON MONOGAMIA ESO YA NO PUEDO SIN LA CHAYFLER
Hammered your finger, soz.
So Clarks father wouldnt let him marry lana but was ok with him marrying lois doesnt make any sence, ya ya i know the writers but still.
He was too young to marry Lana and wasn't a man yet. When he fell in love with Lois,he was a man there and he knew more about what he really needed it in his life and that was Lois because she was his strength, not a distraction
It's because DC ultimately has to tell the same humdrum story the same way every single time. They should've just created a spinoff called Metropolis before they brought Lois Lane into his life at all. The creators of the show chickened out on keeping his life before being Superman in Smallville.
Make sense. People should married when they ready for it, not when they think are ready.
It does makes sense lol he's supposed to be with Louis in the first place
Clark's dad was dead by that point in time. Also even though he was mostly against Clark's decision to marry Lana he did come around to accepting it in the episode of Reckoning.
2:30 ESPERA MI LLAMADA HERMOSA SCORT TE TENGO UNA PROPUESTA MUY LLAMATIVA NO SE SI ME ACEPTES CONSEGUIRE EL DINERO QUE ME PIDAS TE CUENTO LUEGO EN COLIMA
Por favor en español. Gracias.
My all time favorite episode is Hidden. Not sure what season. Clark saves Smallville by jumping on to an ICBM launched from a Kansas Missile Silo, and climbing up it and ripping off the Warhead and tossing it into Space. I really thought he would start flying then. 10 seasons was 2 seasons too long. And the last 4 episodes just dragged on. Soooo Boring. And we didn't see him in his suit full body shot. Rip OFF!
Lana Lang my wife