Chloe and Clark Scenes

[Chlollie]

Chloe and Clark Scenes

[holehead13]

*crosses fingers*

[Dustmite]

I'm still miffed from last week but...here goes *wary*

[melissan02]

I'm still miffed from last week but...here goes *wary*

Why were you miffed from last week? :confused:
Two best friends having coffee and bagels at the end w/ a deep discussion about moving on...then Chloe becoming Watchtower...it was great!

[Dustmite]

Why were you miffed from last week? :confused:
Two best friends having coffee and bagels at the end w/ a deep discussion about moving on...then Chloe becoming Watchtower...it was great!

I didn't think so but different strokes...

[Vindellavon]

I'm expecting tons! :D

[luvinChlark]

I enjoyed their scenes tonight :)
Chlark scoobying together!
Chloe telling Clark that she needs someone to lean on once in awhile. I just like that she said that cause he really needs to hear that.
Clark seemed a little hmm jealous, especially when he walked in on Chloe and Davis. :p
And Chloe protecting Clark again.

I really liked this episode.

[Supsfan]

Clark seemed a little hmm jealous, especially when he walked in on Chloe and Davis. :p

I took that as Clark wondering what the hell is Chloe hanging out with the guy that just recently(indirectly though) broke up her marriage

[SGuthrie27]

There were some PRETTY good scenes. I agree that Clark needed to get that bit from Chloe about needing a shoulder. Clark isn't there to provide one, and look who she ends up turning to! He did seem a little jealous, but it seemed to have more of an overprotective vibe to me. They argued some, but I loved the way she ultimately pulled that lever out of her love for and desire to protect Clark. The way she pulled him back as she looked on, tears streaming down her face... that was pretty powerful.

--SGuthrie ><>' :)--

[FlyingHigh]

I took that as Clark wondering what the hell is Chloe hanging out with the guy that just recently(indirectly though) broke up her marriage

Davis was just the last straw added to the bale Chlark had built. While Clark's perfectly entitled to choose whom he wishes to tell his secret to, he's known as far back as Trespass that keeping his confidence was stressing Chloe's relationship with Jimmy. But the mind-wipe didn't stick, and now he's fresh out of ideas. So not his problem, right?

Sigh. I love Clark. I do. I just wish Martha were still around to make him mind his manners. Failing that: "Call much?" works too.

[Chlollie]

Chloe and Clark Clips

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHkVn4Vgqv4

[Kryptochloe]

I like this Chloe who can say to Clark what she really thinks or how she really feels...

"He's a strong shoulder for me to lean on.. which I don't know if you've actually realized, but I can really use right now.."

Yeah... where's the BFF when she needed him???

[MAR-MAR]

The scenes with Clark and Chloe at the Talon after Davis left so reminded me of Season 1 crush. Some of things said sounded so like they have said in crush I will have to pull the dvd out and rewatch it. Great seeing them together so much in this one.

[txluvstom]

The best Clark/Chloe scene tonight I thought was the one at the Planet.

[ginnyfan]

I liked Chlark investigations at the Talon and when they rode together to the field. Did you see how high Chloe's seat was adjusted in Clark's truck? *giggle*

[Sports72Xtrm]

I liked arguing Chlark. Go Clark. Show her who's boss. The nerve of that woman, making you feel bad for doubting Davis.:cool:

[SnowBird]

Last week when they had a conversation over coffee, it seemed to me like old times. This week there is tension between them and I'm afraid it is going to get worse.

[Kschreck]

Last week when they had a conversation over coffee, it seemed to me like old times. This week there is tension between them and I'm afraid it is going to get worse.


Yeah, last weeks episode was much better written and I finally started gaining respect back for Chloe (which I lost again after watching Eternal).

Chloe is a character that I use to love but they kind of destroyed everything she use to stand for with horrible writing this season. I don't know, I guess I will just have to wait and see what happens in the next four episodes.

[eolhc]

i like when they come back to smallville. (is it? or i misslook?)Even chloe's hair look different. Just like old time

Clark with red and blue outfit, Red truck, dust everywhere, its bring a lots of memories. I miss the old chlark. Snooping over bad guys.

[dhyane]

my disgust at clark's recent attitude has me rooting for chlavis...

[wolverine316]

I am glad Clark called her out on her stupidity regarding Davis.

[Inkpen23]

Oh, puh-lezze last week Chlark was a complete fail. Clark was a total jerk towards Chloe in HEX, and his little bagels and coffee for breakfast didn't make up for it. He only decided to make it up to Chloe when she found out he was talking to Lois on the phone instead of calling her to wish her a happy birthday the night before. He had no intentions on making it up to Chloe because he thought she wouldn't find out about it.

I loved that Chloe called him out on his crap for not being there for her. Clark asking Chloe why she didn't tell him what was going on in HEX isn't a example of Clark being tuned in to his friend's feelings or needs. Chloe shouldn't have to tell Clark what's going on her in her life before he expresses interest in her. Clark should be concerned enough being Chloe's best friend to want to know what's going on in her life. He never bothers to ask her how she's coping with everything so why should she open up to him? That's part of the reason why she's opening up to Davis because he seems to care enough to ask her how she's doing. And then Clark had the nerve to tell Chloe she was moving to fast with Davis? Clark of all people had no right to say that to Chloe. He should look in the mirror first before opening his mouth. Hypocrite. :rolleyes:

He also forgot that Davis was cleared of his earlier accusations of murder. So, how in the hell could Chloe have known he was a murder? Didn't Clark say just last week in HEX that Jimmy went overboard in accusing Davis of murder so why in Zod's name now does Clark think Davis is a murder? Damn flip flopper. Make up your damn mind Clark Kent, you BDA.

[antx]

I rather enjoyed the chlark scenes in Eternal.I'm glad Clark confonted Chloe about being right about Davis and how she was way wrong in trusting him.Chloe has really been pissing me off lately with this whole Davis issue and trusting his every word,so I'm glad that Clark brought that up.I also loved how Chloe said how Davis is there for her,which Clark should do more.Chloe has always been a good friend to many people Clark being at the top of that list,she needs the same comfort that she normally provides to Clark.But most of all whether Chloe has been helping or trusting Davis rather than Jimmy and Clark lately,she did something that I love most about the chlark relationship.She pulled that lever to weaken and kill Davis,albeit the fact it didn't work it actually made him stronger.She chose to help and save her very best friend even if it meant hurting a guy she has come to be close with.And that is the very essence of Chlark,their undeniable love for each oher as friends.This reminds me of splinter I think it was,where chloe said,"I rather die Clark first Clark before I ever betray you",or something close to that.I believe that was present in this episode,no matter the quarrels they have,they will always be there for each other.I think this has been the greatest best friends relatonship ever portrayed on television,okay so maybe I'm a little bias,but I just love seeing them on screen together.Sorry for going on a rant there guys.

[SnowBird]

In response to Inkpen23.....Clark was off doing his hero dutues with Bart on her birthday and Chloe understood. Chloe has a new best friend in Davis and it spells disaster. Davis has a big shoulder to cry on with selfish motives and has done his best to undermine any relationships Chloe has and naive Chloe is buying it. Jimmy is right about Davis being a killer but I didn't see her try to leave a message to Jimmy to tell him so. She is leaving Clark out of the loop of purpose. Harboring a killer in the Talon basement is illegal. Chloe isn't without blame here and doesn't deserve angel wings.

[Tompouce]

What impressed me in "Eternal" is the way Clark looked at Chloe after she "killed" Davis. When she put her hand on the window to be "close to" Davis. At this moment, first, I thought Clark was really wondering how her best friend can be in love with Davis. In the next scene, it seems I am wrong because Clark asked Chloe to speak about what happened and he only focused on the murder. But still, to me, Clark lost (a little )faith in Chloe regarding her feelings for Davis.

[Inkpen23]

In response to Inkpen23.....Clark was off doing his hero dutues with Bart on her birthday and Chloe understood. Chloe has a new best friend in Davis and it spells disaster. Davis has a big shoulder to cry on with selfish motives and has done his best to undermine any relationships Chloe has and naive Chloe is buying it. Jimmy is right about Davis being a killer but I didn't see her try to leave a message to Jimmy to tell him so. She is leaving Clark out of the loop of purpose. Harboring a killer in the Talon basement is illegal. Chloe isn't without blame here and doesn't deserve angel wings.

Clark had time to answer six, not one, not two but six phone calls from Lois and he couldn't pick up the phone once and wish Chloe a happy birthday in a DAY of 24 hours? Clark didn't have any problem answering phone calls from Lois so why shouldn't Chloe expect him to call her? He was doing all of this while doing his heroic duties with Bart so there's no excuse for him not to call Chloe. He offered a peace offering for missing her party, but he never apologized for not calling her on her birthday. Chloe was being a doormat and acting OOC in HEX for not calling him on it.

I would agree that Chloe's relationship with Davis is dangerous and it will likely end badly for the both of them, but the only reason Chloe is turning to Davis is because everyone else in her life including her so-called best friend seems to be oblivious to the emotional stress she's been going through lately. Chloe wouldn't have to confide in Davis if Clark bothered to act like he cared about her. Furthermore, Chloe was dealing with too much on her plate at the time and I don't see what good could have come of her emailing Jimmy just to tell him he was right about Davis. Chloe was just coming to grips with all of this. Give the girl some room to breathe.

And finally, I didn't say Chloe was without blame here but I do understand her reasons behind her actions. Chloe is only harboring Davis because he told her she could help *CALM* the beast inside him. If harboring Davis and being with him help contains the beast thereby SAVING LIVES then I don't fault Chloe at all for staying by Davis's side. She's protecting innocent lives.

[SVFancross]

Harboring a killer in the Talon basement is illegal. Chloe isn't without blame here and doesn't deserve angel wings. <!-- / message --><!-- edit note -->

This makes no sense to me at all. Please tell me exactly what should Chloe do that won't result in massive loss of life?

Should she turn Doomsday into the police? Well Chloe's record is clean but the 37 cops sent to subdue him are dead. And now Clark is off chasing a guy who was sent to destroy him.
Turn Doomsday over to Oliver? And what cage could Ollie's money buy that would stop him? At this point she knows he's Doomsday, the one who JorEl said would be Clark's most dangerous adversary. What human stands a chance?
Tell "there's always another option" Clark Kent? Well Chloe IS taking another option. She is apparently the only jailor that can keep Doomsday under control. She was walking straight out of that basement until he said "I won't kill Clark if you stay with me." So... let's follow the line of reasoning. She steps out for food and calls Clark. What will Clark do? Storm right over and cause Doomsday to emerge --- thus having a knockdown dragout in the basement of the Talon? Do we really think Clark is going to let her stay alone in the basement with an immortal destroyer? This ends with Clark or Doomsday dead. Isn't that what Clark is trying to avoid? Further, if Clark dies, humanity is in danger.

So again, I say. What should Chloe do that doesn't result in massive bloodshed?

I find it exceptionally brave that she has essentially put herself between this destroyer and the rest of mankind. I can only guess that she's hoping to at least buy time to find a permanent way out of the situation where Clark doesn't get killed and the rest of humanity isn't put in danger.

I think they've carefully crafted a box for Chloe to be put into. I'm surprised that people think she has other options. I'd love to hear something viable that doesn't result in death and destruction.


ETA: What Chloe is to blame for is believing Davis was not a killer when her weird-ar should have been pinging. She admits she was wrong and that Jimmy was right. Would you like her burned at the stake now? Should she call up Jimmy and say "Hey Jimmy, I know you aren't listening to me but you were right... Davis is a Kryptonian monster sent to destroy Clark and he DID murder that guy in the basement."? Seriously, I think first having to kill someone you feel empathy for (and again, she didn't do it until he started to convert to the beast) is a pretty serious consequence. Now she is locked up with serial killer who is blackmailing her to stay (or he'll kill Clark) seems like a fairly big consequence for not picking up warning signs.

Bottom Line In My Book: Chloe screwed up by trusting Davis but it is Clark who has lobbied for another option. I don't think he was planning to send him to Belle Reeves either or call the police.

[SnowBird]

Clark had time to answer six, not one, not two but six phone calls from Lois and he couldn't pick up the phone once and wish Chloe a happy birthday in a DAY of 24 hours? Clark didn't have any problem answering phone calls from Lois so why shouldn't Chloe expect him to call her? He was doing all of this while doing his heroic duties with Bart so there's no excuse for him not to call Chloe. He offered a peace offering for missing her party, but he never apologized for not calling her on her birthday. Chloe was being a doormat and acting OOC in HEX for not calling him on it.

I would agree that Chloe's relationship with Davis is dangerous and it will likely end badly for the both of them, but the only reason Chloe is turning to Davis is because everyone else in her life including her so-called best friend seems to be oblivious to the emotional stress she's been going through lately. Chloe wouldn't have to confide in Davis if Clark bothered to act like he cared about her. Furthermore, Chloe was dealing with too much on her plate at the time and I don't see what good could have come of her emailing Jimmy just to tell him he was right about Davis. Chloe was just coming to grips with all of this. Give the girl some room to breathe.

And finally, I didn't say Chloe was without blame here but I do understand her reasons behind her actions. Chloe is only harboring Davis because he told her she could help *CALM* the beast inside him. If harboring Davis and being with him help contains the beast thereby SAVING LIVES then I don't fault Chloe at all for staying by Davis's side. She's protecting innocent lives.

Clark wasn't calling anyone. Lois is the one doing the calling if I recall. I do wish Clark would have called Chloe on her birthday and I think Clark realizes he should have also so he makes a peace offering with the bagels and coffee. Chloe seemed alright with it so why can't the viewers?

Chloe told Clark that their friendship would change now that she was engaged to Jimmy. She so much as told him that he wasn't needed as much in her life. I saw that the Clark & Chloe friendship wasn't quite the same after that. Chloe is attracted to Davis and is paying more attention to him shutting out Clark as her sounding board. Davis has offered his shoulder for Chloe to cry on right in front of Jimmy. MISTAKE! I have personally seen marriages fail because a wife or husband has gone to friend of the opposite sex for comfort and ended up in an affair.

Chloe had two reasons to stay with Davis. One to protect Clark. Two to be with Davis to calm the beast. I just wish she had made an excuse to gather some of her things upstairs and made a call to Clark to warn him Davis was alive and tell him what she had planned to do. This very action of keeping Clark in the dark may lead to doom for Clark.

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SVFancross...Guess what? Chloe staying with Davis isn't going to mean anything. Davis turns into Doomsday. Goes on a killing spree. I think Clark will try to stop him and be near death. Chloe is just prolonging the inevitable. Too bad Chloe's self sacrifice was wasted.

[SVFancross]

Chloe staying with Davis isn't going to mean anything.

She doesn't know that. She thinks this is her best chance. You can't hold the characters in a story responsible for knowledge of future events. Yet your blaming her seems to do that.

And precisely what good will calling Clark do? What do you think his reaction will be? Do you think he's going to let her stay there with Doomsday by herself or precipitate a clash?

[SnowBird]

She doesn't know that. She thinks this is her best chance. You can't hold the characters in a story responsible for knowledge of future events. Yet your blaming her seems to do that.

And precisely what good will calling Clark do? What do you think his reaction will be? Do you think he's going to let her stay there with Doomsday by herself or precipitate a clash?

I know Chloe doesn't know the future but it doesn't dismiss the fact that harboring Davis isn't going to change anything.

What is accomplished by not telling Clark? Davis turned Doomsday still tries to destroy the people on eartn.

[SVFancross]

What is accomplished by not telling Clark?

If Davis had not said that if she stays with him he won't kill Clark, Chloe was on her way to call Clark. Now, knowing she can keep the beast at bay she has an opportunity. Not calling Clark:

1) It prevents Clark from running headfirst into a confrontation that based on Davis saying he's "stronger" (than the guy who was already bad news way back at the wedding) and he's immortal.

2) It allows Chloe to figure out if there IS a viable option (i.e. he can control the beast) for a permanent solution before a premature conflict.

3) It allows her to figure out what Davis can and cannot do (i.e. gather intel to eventually tell Clark what weaknesses ...if any..she discovers).

In short, it buys time to think. She has every reason to believe calling Clark will result in an immediate conflict. She needs time to figure out if there is another solution because she (reasonably IMO) probably thinks Clark is not going to come out the winner.

[miks]

The Chlark scenes were nice. I'm glad Chloe finally called Clark out for not being there for her, even though it completely went over his head. I love the fact that Clark looked so completely jealous, and I love the tension between Chloe/Clark/Davis. That was hot. I love Chloe's line "Call much?" It was just so funny because Clark NEVER calls, and usually she's fine with that, but you can tell she needed alone time with Davis because he's actually there for her, albeit he's only there because he wants her, but still.

[Kalista]

Clark doesn't call and he doesn't really believe in knocking. Davis doesn't have any boundaries with Chloe either considering the times he just let himself into Isis.


In short, it buys time to think. She has every reason to believe calling Clark will result in an immediate conflict.

Yes it would because Clark would immediately go to save Chloe if he knew Davis' terms.

[SnowBird]

If Davis had not said that if she stays with him he won't kill Clark, Chloe was on her way to call Clark. Now, knowing she can keep the beast at bay she has an opportunity. Not calling Clark:

1) It prevents Clark from running headfirst into a confrontation that based on Davis saying he's "stronger" (than the guy who was already bad news way back at the wedding) and he's immortal.

2) It allows Chloe to figure out if there IS a viable option (i.e. he can control the beast) for a permanent solution before a premature conflict.

3) It allows her to figure out what Davis can and cannot do (i.e. gather intel to eventually tell Clark what weaknesses ...if any..she discovers).

In short, it buys time to think. She has every reason to believe calling Clark will result in an immediate conflict. She needs time to figure out if there is another solution because she (reasonably IMO) probably thinks Clark is not going to come out the winner.

I appreciate your answer to my question. We will have to wait and see how her decision turns out. I really hope Chloe comes out of this situation okay and wiser for her experience.

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Yes it would because Clark would immediately go to save Chloe if he knew Davis' terms.

Chloe didn't have to tell Clark that Davis was with her, but that he was alive and to be careful. I don't know, I just feel that the situation Chloe has gotten herself into is going to backfire. I care about Chloe and I don't want anything bad to happen her.

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Clark doesn't call and he doesn't really believe in knocking. Davis doesn't have any boundaries with Chloe either considering the times he just let himself into Isis.

You are so right about Clark not knocking. There are times that he does but mostly not. I was the only female with a husband and three sons and no locks on the doors. I never worried about being walked in on as I taught my boys to knock before entering. I live on a farm and so that is no reason for Clark not to knock. Those writters, just don't know what they were thinking...LOL

[dhyane]

If Davis had not said that if she stays with him he won't kill Clark, Chloe was on her way to call Clark. Now, knowing she can keep the beast at bay she has an opportunity. Not calling Clark:

1) It prevents Clark from running headfirst into a confrontation that based on Davis saying he's "stronger" (than the guy who was already bad news way back at the wedding) and he's immortal.

2) It allows Chloe to figure out if there IS a viable option (i.e. he can control the beast) for a permanent solution before a premature conflict.

3) It allows her to figure out what Davis can and cannot do (i.e. gather intel to eventually tell Clark what weaknesses ...if any..she discovers).

In short, it buys time to think. She has every reason to believe calling Clark will result in an immediate conflict. She needs time to figure out if there is another solution because she (reasonably IMO) probably thinks Clark is not going to come out the winner.

clark has shown twice that he can't reason very well,thus chloe's safekeeping of davis away from clark's knowledge is the best decision so far. in 'infamous' despite chloe's soft warning,he chose to reveal his identity which resulted in feds,the cops,etc going after him and also endangering the lives of lois and chloe.in 'eternal' he tried to prevent chloe from killing davis,knowing just how dangerous doomsday is,because of his moral ethics.only when davis started turning into doomsday the very last minute,did chloe pull the lever..the fate of the world and clark's safety fell solely on chloe's responsibility not clark.that's why everyone is saying,clark will only embrace his true destiny once he kills doomsday..

chloe has always been clark's voice of reason.but this time,if anything happens to chloe,it will all be clark's fault for not doing what he should have done in the first place..talking to clark has become somewhat difficult for chloe now so yeah,chloe is smart but whether her ultimate sacrifice pays off,that's to be seen in the finale..

[Bizarrolover]

chloe has always been clark's voice of reason.but this time,if anything happens to chloe,it will all be clark's fault for not doing what he should have done in the first place..talking to clark has become somewhat difficult for chloe now so yeah,chloe is smart but whether her ultimate sacrifice pays off,that's to be seen in the finale..

If Chloe is Clark's voice of reason, then I hope Clark never follows her advice and starts killing people everytime he feels threatened (Chloe did that for him twice) or he'll become a monster just like Davis.

Chloe's so called sacrifice may sound dramatic and heroic now, but I think it's incredibily silly. She knows it won't last, she knows that she can't stay in that basement forever. And even if she stays there for the rest of her life, Davis is immortal and one day he'll come out to fulfill his destiny. I would understand if they ran away to the desert and live like nomads, but the whole moving to the basement (of a coffee house with lots of costumers) and locking the door (as if that would stop Doomsday) is utterly ridiculous and what is even more ridiculous is that Chloe thinks this is going to work. I miss the time when she was supposed to be Smallville's smartest character and moral compass. Her infatuation with Davis is making her lose her perspective of what is right and wrong.

[luthorian]

I liked the Chlark scenes. Season 8 there's been this constant tension between them, either they dissagree on who is more right/wrong or then talk about who they should/should not spend time with.. Yet when they sit down for a cup of coffee none of that matters again :lol: Plus it's really interesting to see where it goes from here.

[Kryptochloe]

If Chloe is Clark's voice of reason, then I hope Clark never follows her advice and starts killing people everytime he feels threatened (Chloe did that for him twice) or he'll become a monster just like Davis.

Chloe's so called sacrifice may sound dramatic and heroic now, but I think it's incredibily silly. She knows it won't last, she knows that she can't stay in that basement forever. And even if she stays there for the rest of her life, Davis is immortal and one day he'll come out to fulfill his destiny. I would understand if they ran away to the desert and live like nomads, but the whole moving to the basement (of a coffee house with lots of costumers) and locking the door (as if that would stop Doomsday) is utterly ridiculous and what is even more ridiculous is that Chloe thinks this is going to work. I miss the time when she was supposed to be Smallville's smartest character and moral compass. Her infatuation with Davis is making her lose her perspective of what is right and wrong.

She doesn't know it won't last. Is her best shot. Like someone said, this option gives her time to think about another solution. Of course she's not planning expent the rest of her life on the basement (I couldn't imagine a 80 years old Chloe hanging out same way she does now). But at list, this provides some time off. About leave Smallville, probably that's one of the solutions will come out next episodes (I remember something about Davis telling Chloe they have to leave Smallville).

And the locking the door, of course, was not to stop Doomsday. No one is that silly, not even Chloe, to not get the lock was on the wrong side if that was the purpose. She did that on that moment, to prevent someone could enter there and find her and Davis while they were talking. For me, it was absolutely normal reaction a person can have when wanna talk in private with someone else, and with nobody finding them. And for me, it was shown more than nothing for dramatic purposes.

[Iluvgreen]

At least she was protecting him.....

[Kid Collins]

Nobody ever knocks on SV.

In Legion Lana walked right in the Kent house without knocking. In Power Clark went right in the Talon apartment looking for Lana. And Chloe did the same thing when she visited Clark at the Kent house in Power.

Clark walks right in whenever he went to the Luthor mansion like he owned it.

[Vindellavon]

They were actually quite good. Constantly battling Chlark tells me both Chloe and Clark have matured to a point where neither will the other's crap. I find that pretty good.

[Big O]

[quote=luvinChlark;4693534]
Clark seemed a little hmm jealous, especially when he walked in on Chloe and Davis. :p


Hmmm...I didnt think Clark was jealous at all...he looked more surprised & was embarrassed.....to walk in and see Chole holding Davis's hand.......

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[quote=Inkpen23;4702499]Clark had time to answer six, not one, not two but six phone calls from Lois and he couldn't pick up the phone once and wish Chloe a happy birthday in a DAY of 24 hours? Clark didn't have any problem answering phone calls from Lois so why shouldn't Chloe expect him to call her? He was doing all of this while doing his heroic duties with Bart so there's no excuse for him not to call Chloe. He offered a peace offering for missing her party, but he never apologized for not calling her on her birthday. Chloe was being a doormat and acting OOC in HEX for not calling him on it.

The fact that Clark had lots of time to talk to Lois...and none to talk to Chloe...shows his increasing interest in Lois...and at the same time...speaks volumes about his close relantionship with Chole.....

CK was just focusing on Lois that night....and Im guessing...he was enjoying hearing from Lois...even if they were just arguing over the Chole & Jimmy breakup...... CK didnt want to miss any of Lois' phone calls...and thats why....Chole...didnt get a phone call....CK...had no excuse...he wanted to talk to Lois that night....so Chole...was put on the back burner...

CK knew..that Chole would understand...since she pretty well already knows how Clark feels about Lois...and Lois feels about CK....so...CK knew....Chole would forgive him for not calling her on her B day...

CK & Chole...are very close friends...and a missed call wishing her Happy Birthday....was not going to hurt or destroy their friendship..they have survived...way worse things....and been thru way too much together...for that to happen

Whats nice to see in CK 's & Chole's relantionship...is how mature and how adult it is..... they can be straight & truthful with one another....and know...that if they say something..thats upsets the other.....it wont affect their friendship...like when Chole got mad at CK..for her hanging around with Davis...so soon after her break up with Jimmy...she told him to get off his high horse...and that Davis was just being a pal to her when she needed one.....and CK knew...she was right...and he was in the wrong.

CK & Chole...have the longest & closet friendship on SV...but like any friendship...that doesnt mean..they dont go thru the occasional rough patch or...dont keep secrets from one another...like a lot of things in life..there are grey areas...in their relantionship...cos Ck is not being completely open & honest to Chole...about how he really feels about Lois...and Chole...is not being honest to Clark...with how she feels about Davis.

[dhyane]

clark and chloe reminds me of two people i used to know in school.A was in love with a girl who worked in a record store,popular and attractive.his best friend,B was in love with him.they had this amazing friendship something like clark and chloe.yet,the girl never stopped loving her best friend even when he told her he was in a serious relationship with the record store girl.eventually they separated when B got married and had to move away to a different city.B is still hung up on A till this day.and her marriage is on the rocks because she believes she is married to the wrong guy.she never gave her heart to anyone else.A is married to a girl who is looks alot like B and has so much of B's personality.talk about irony.sometimes i wonder why two people who should be together in the eyes of many,who believe they are soulmates,never end up being together.is it fate that they should be with someone else or some law in the universe that prevents them from being together? chloe will always love clark,unrequited love,but we know clark will eventually be with lois..perhaps if the writers,in the earlier seasons had experimented with a chalrky relationship,it would have been awsome..

[Reporter]

Hmmm...I didnt think Clark was jealous at all...he looked more surprised & was embarrassed.....to walk in and see Chole holding Davis's hand.......


Surprised, yes, embarrassed, no.

I think it's fairly consistent that Clark gets jealous when Chloe spends time with other guys. I'm not saying it's a romantic kind of jealousy, but jealousy all the same.

[Chlarky]

my disgust at clark's recent attitude has me rooting for chlavis...

His behavior has been typical since I've watched the show. I see no difference from Season 2 Clark to Season 8 Clark.

Chloe is just a good friend nothing more.

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Surprised, yes, embarrassed, no.

I think it's fairly consistent that Clark gets jealous when Chloe spends time with other guys. I'm not saying it's a romantic kind of jealousy, but jealousy all the same.


I think he was upset because of the whole Jimmy thing which he supports Jimmy.

Clark is a guy that understands being jerked around by a woman and sees Chloe being that type of woman. I think he feels bad that he's seeing this side of Chloe.

[SnowBird]

[quote=luvinChlark;4693534]
Clark seemed a little hmm jealous, especially when he walked in on Chloe and Davis.

Clark has always been concerned with the men that are interested in his female friends. It has nothing to do with jealously.

Let's go down memory lane. Chloe is known for picking guys who don't have her best interests at heart. Chloe's choice in guys: Remember the guy who killed the principal and then wanted to saw Chloe in two with a chain saw? Remember Ian who was the guy that could make a double of himself and wanted to throw Chloe and Lana over a bridge? Now she has picked a guy who turns into a killing machine. I think Clark has every right to be concerned for Chloe and as her best friend, he doesn't want Chloe's infatuation with the wrong guy to harm her. Anyone would be fortunate indeed to have a friend as good as Clark

[Reporter]

Remember the guy who killed the principal and then wanted to saw Chloe in two with a chain sawAlthough Clark was jealous of Justin. Self admittedly.


Anyone would be fortunate indeed to have a friend as good as Clark

If they were in need of saving - sure. Clark's emotional support however... has been lacking lately.

[SnowBird]

Although Clark was jealous of Justin. Self admittedly.



If they were in need of saving - sure. Clark's emotional support however... has been lacking lately.

In the beginning Clark didn't even know himself how he felt about Chloe other than a friend but you are right, I do remember now that he said he was a little jealous when he saw them together which surprised him. It wasn't because of these new found feelings though that he wanted to protect his friend but it was for her safety. By S2 ep1, Chloe pulled the friendship card and ended any kind of - more than friends relationship.

Chloe shut Clark out first when she told him that things would change between them when she married Jimmy and rightly so. I think he did exactly what she wanted by putting distance between himself and Chloe. Threes a crowd so to speak. Maybe Clark has detached himself more from Chloe's apron strings but to me it is a good thing. He is still always there for her when it counts the most. I think Chloe has ended any emotional support she could have had with Clark by hidding Davis in the basement of the Talon.

Sometimes you have to pick up a phone and ask your best friend if you can talk about your problems. I don't think one of Clark's abilities is mind reading.

[Reporter]

He is still always there for her when it counts the most.

Not according to Chloe in 'Eternal.' She's says that Davis is there for her to lean on, and implies that Clark is not. He might not be a mind reader, but he knows that she's just separated from her husband.

[SnowBird]

Not according to Chloe in 'Eternal.' She's says that Davis is there for her to lean on, and implies that Clark is not. He might not be a mind reader, but he knows that she's just separated from her husband.

Clark can't be a winner in this...If Clark rushed in to console Chloe, then there would be some that say he had alterior motives, or he was ignoring Lois by paying too much attention to Chloe. Someone is going to critize Clark no matter what he does.

If Chloe wanted Clark's shoulder, all she had to do is call him and he would have been there in a second. I think she preferred Davis anyway and Chloe was coveriing it up by cutting Clark down.

[RedKRules]

Oh, puh-lezze last week Chlark was a complete fail. Clark was a total jerk towards Chloe in HEX, and his little bagels and coffee for breakfast didn't make up for it. He only decided to make it up to Chloe when she found out he was talking to Lois on the phone instead of calling her to wish her a happy birthday the night before. He had no intentions on making it up to Chloe because he thought she wouldn't find out about it.

I loved that Chloe called him out on his crap for not being there for her. Clark asking Chloe why she didn't tell him what was going on in HEX isn't a example of Clark being tuned in to his friend's feelings or needs. Chloe shouldn't have to tell Clark what's going on her in her life before he expresses interest in her. Clark should be concerned enough being Chloe's best friend to want to know what's going on in her life. He never bothers to ask her how she's coping with everything so why should she open up to him? That's part of the reason why she's opening up to Davis because he seems to care enough to ask her how she's doing. And then Clark had the nerve to tell Chloe she was moving to fast with Davis? Clark of all people had no right to say that to Chloe. He should look in the mirror first before opening his mouth. Hypocrite. :rolleyes:

He also forgot that Davis was cleared of his earlier accusations of murder. So, how in the hell could Chloe have known he was a murder? Didn't Clark say just last week in HEX that Jimmy went overboard in accusing Davis of murder so why in Zod's name now does Clark think Davis is a murder? Damn flip flopper. Make up your damn mind Clark Kent, you BDA.

ITA:cool: I mean I don´t think Clark has any right to question Chloe about her friendship with Davis, when he ..... all of people has failed to be a good one..... Clark can definitely be a Hypocrite sometimes ......

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They were actually quite good. Constantly battling Chlark tells me both Chloe and Clark have matured to a point where neither will the other's crap. I find that pretty good.

I think Chlark has been slowly destroyed ..... and this season only reinforces that to me....

[Kryptochloe]

Clark can't be a winner in this...If Clark rushed in to console Chloe, then there would be some that say he had alterior motives, or he was ignoring Lois by paying too much attention to Chloe. Someone is going to critize Clark no matter what he does.


Well, that's what usually happen with some characters on this show...

[justme_007]

actually i think clark was kind of jealous with Chloe / Davis. It´s kind of a triangle.

[Big O]

Surprised, yes, embarrassed, no.


When I wrote CK was embarassed ..I just meant that he felt pretty awkward......cos Chole & Davis...both looked very uncomfy....when CK walked in on them..

CK was the unexpected & uninvited... proverbial 3rd wheel!

I think it's fairly consistent that Clark gets jealous when Chloe spends time with other guys. I'm not saying it's a romantic kind of jealousy, but jealousy all the same.

I see your point....CK has always looked out for Chole..since shes his best friend...and vice versa.....and CK is like a big brother to her....he 's very protective of Chloe....and has her best interests at heart... even if..in the case of Davis....Chole didnt share CK's same concerns about Davis......