Chloe/Lois or Chloe and Clark Scenes

[Chlollie]

Chloe/Lois or Chloe and Clark Scenes discussion

[MAR-MAR]

Chloe and Clarks last scene together was great. More back to how they used to be towards each other. Seemed their friendship was back online.

[wingster55]

Chloe and Clark

[a4g90]

I found all of clark's scenes tonight intriguing whether it was with chloe as lois, lois or Zatanna.

[clois-destiny-forever]

I found all of clark's scenes tonight intriguing whether it was with chloe as lois, lois or Zatanna.

Agreed. Clark's scenes everywhere were great. :cool:

[beresford_st]

this is smallville. chloe and clark will always win.

[txluvstom]

That Clark/Chloe scene at the end was vintage Mack/Welling chemistry!!!

[BadToad]

I think I enjoyed Clark's scenes with everyone in this episode. Clark and Chloe as Lois, Chlark, and Clois. I even liked the Clark/Zatanna scenes.

[susangail]

That Clark/Chloe scene at the end was vintage Mack/Welling chemistry!!!

I had no idea how much I missed it until the bagels came out.

[IHeartClois]

Yea the end scene was really good!! Also I just love it when others tell Clark or Lois that they should be together/ are falling for each other etc. Jimmy telling Lois "Lois and Clark will be good together" was awesome...and Chloe has been noticing whats going on for a while and its good that she's pointing it out to Clark....at the same time I sometimes feel bad for Chloe since I think deep down she still has feelings for Clark which she has decided to supress for good and it must suck for her to watch Clark fall for different girls and then be there for him

[MrZeppo]

I think Allison and Tom's chemistry is one of my favorite things about Smallville. It was what I really enjoyed in Season 1 and continue to love in Season 8. I adored them this episode. And I feel Allison wasn't in the episode that much to begin with considering it was a "Chloe" episode.

Erica did a great job with Chloe's mannerisms and I imagine she had Allison run through the scenes a lot to show her how she'd do things. Because seriously, she had it down pat, even down to the way she grimaces and bites her lower lip. It was sooooo weird, but I loved it. It wasn't too over the top or in your face. It was subtle, right down to the way she did her hair, walked, and talked. And when Chlois revealed everything, admitted she was Chloe, and started talking about superspeeding & krypton I was laughing so hard. It was really well written.

And having Chlois try and convince Clark he was a hero was hilarious and endearing. I thought it was really funny, but I liked to see "Chloe" revealing Clark's powers to himself. It reminded me of "Blank" and I loved the awe on his face.

The scene when Chlois turned into Chloe I couldn't help but smile because Allison is very beautiful. That look in her eyes and beaming smile is something that makes me understand why so many people love Chlark. My favorite part of that scene was when she looked at Clark telling that he could do it, that he could make that leap of faith. Her eyes looked like they were tearing up. She really did look like she believed in him and was proud of him. It is in my humble opinion, one of the best Chloe/Clark scenes I've ever seen. The only thing that would have made it better would have been if Clark had taken Chloe up there with him. (I think she deserves to "fly" at least once with Clark after all the years they have been friends.) But I understand why he didn't want to place her in immediate danger, even I expected Chloe to stay downstairs. However I understand why she ran up there. Because she is a hero too. She tries to save people.

The very candid conversation in her apartment afterwards about "not looking back" & going crazy about "what could have been" was wonderful. They talked about something we the fans debate and discuss a lot. It's a discussion best friends would have. It showed how recent events, and I'm talking about even before "Hex", effected them both. It was classic Chloe/Clark friendship, and I was reminded once again why I love this show. It was a conversation about shared epiphanies. I do like how Chloe called Clark out about his feelings for Lois, but I did note Clark avoided talking about it. Because really he's that type of guy. It made the setup for the Lois and Clark scene at the end really good. I liked how Clark enjoyed being around Lois, you can tell she makes him feel "normal". But his obvious uncomfortable demeanor when she told him about the date, called him out for not showing up at the coffee shop, and talking about going back to basics said enough about how he feels.