Doesn't Clark Remember?

[ltpg97]

I'm totally confused. In this episode Clark doesn't know that Jor-El is using Lionel's body as a vessel? Why? Clark saw Lionel in the FOS talking as Jor-El earlier on in the season. Heck, Lionel has acted like Jor-El several times already right in front of Clark. Am I missing something?

[muffinpeddler]

No, but Clark is. A brain.

[k18]

Clark was dead. It's possible that he doesn't remember.

[superspider02]

well i think he does not think jor-el is still their and thought that one time was it and all that. plus he is a BDA lol

[kkjdt]

muffinpeddler I love your picture just wanted to let you know ...
And I agree why do the writers do tat .. other than maybe he thought it was a one time thing?

[xrayvision]

He probably had it in his mind but still doesn't trust LL enough to tell him.

[firefly01]

That's probably true. He was probably fishing to see what Lionel did know.

[Clark Kent 86]

Clark is just stupid

[bluegayle]

Chloe at least reacted realistically when she said, did hell freeze over that we're now allying with Lionel Luthor?

If you think about all the Smallville relationships, there are always reasons to dislike each other yet they always come back together.

Even Clark and Chloe had their turn at some hostility, and anyone versus Lex and Lionel all have their reasons to not even bother talking to these two billionaires.

[ClarkSupportsOrganic]

Haha, good point.
Maybe he sort of knows but he doesnt want to believe it

[GottaLoveHotSuperHeros]

Originally posted by muffinpeddler
No, but Clark is. A brain.

i agree

[ltpg97]

Originally posted by ClarkSupportsOrganic
Haha, good point.
Maybe he sort of knows but he doesnt want to believe it

Those are all good points but what about the scene after Lionel-El desinigrates Brainiac at the Kent farm and Clark asks Lionel "Who are you?" Either Clard doesn't remember or he really is stupid.

Maybe Jor-El took away his ability to remember the scene at the FOS after he resurrected Clark.

[GottaLoveHotSuperHeros]

on the topic of Jor-El : he seems nicer than the first 3 seasons, like he wants to help Clark more than take him away (btw, does he still want his son back? i forgot)

[LuthorRequiem2]

GottaLoveHotSuperHeroes,

There's actually a discussion on Lionel's goodness or evilness right now on this episode discussion. It says: What's the Verdit on the Former MB? You should check it out. People have some pretty intriguing theories there. Personally I think he's maybe turned good....and what do you mean by "does he still want his son back"? You mean like, does he still want to have a relationship with Lex? I think he does deep down but just doesn't know how.

[moe2death]

Originally posted by superspider02
well i think he does not think jor-el is still their and thought that one time was it and all that. plus he is a BDA lol One question what does BDA stand for ive been trying to figure that out but cant what does it mean! someone plz tell me

[Malechite]

BDA = Big Dumb Alien

[GottaLoveHotSuperHeros]

LuthorRequiem2: thanks, I'll check it out.
and i meant does Jor-El still want Clark to come to him (last ep of season 3), stones, blahblahblah... be returned to him, Jonathan Kent says, 'it's not his time.' , 'i didn't think it'd be so soon.' that kinda thing. and I was talking about Jor-El not Lionel (but I see how that got confused because Jor-El is possessing Lionel).... woooo, my brain hurts after all that :)

[angelfire east]

Clark is stupid and like every other character on the show his memory isn't very good.