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smallville86
05-04-2006, 10:12 PM
It would be nice if once Clark could stand up to Lana. I mean he was going through her stuff but she also is dating his ex best friend who commits all sorts of crimes. Everyone else seems to know that he is bad except for Lana. Also he has sacrificed a lot for Lana. I know that she doesn't know that but you would think for once Clark could act like a normal person would and be a little upset over that.

Also, you would think he would have had more to say to Lex when Lex told him he didn't want to hear about him going through Lana's things. For example he could have said "Remember when you were trying to kill AC?" or he could even bring up Cyborg and how Lex practically kidnapped him. I wish one of Clark's new powers could be better comebacks

God-Man
05-04-2006, 10:17 PM
Originally posted by smallville86
It would be nice if once Clark could stand up to Lana. I mean he was going through her stuff but she also is dating his ex best friend who commits all sorts of crimes. Everyone else seems to know that he is bad except for Lana. Also he has sacrificed a lot for Lana. I know that she doesn't know that but you would think for once Clark could act like a normal person would and be a little upset over that.

Also, you would think he would have had more to say to Lex when Lex told him he didn't want to hear about him going through Lana's things. For example he could have said "Remember when you were trying to kill AC?" or he could even bring up Cyborg and how Lex practically kidnapped him. I wish one of Clark's new powers could be better comebacks

Yeah, I mean Clark was suck a wimp when Lana caught him in her dorm. Clark was only trying to save the world. I really wanted Clakr to tell Lana assertively that he had to stop the virus from being unleashed. Man up, Clark!

SmallvilleMan
05-04-2006, 10:20 PM
I really don't understand how Clark doesn't stand up to Lex or at least get angry around him. I mean this was only the guy killed Lana, directly or indirectly in reckoning the first time. Did Clark forget that?

smallville86
05-04-2006, 10:25 PM
Originally posted by God-Man
Yeah, I mean Clark was suck a wimp when Lana caught him in her dorm. Clark was only trying to save the world. I really wanted Clakr to tell Lana assertively that he had to stop the virus from being unleashed. Man up, Clark!

Yeah sorry for saving the world Lana!

I can only guess that they never have hime get angry because he is supposed to be like Superman or something but they don't have him act like Superman in anyother way. He never really seems very confident at all. I wish for once he could show a human side of him and actually GET ANGRY or at least show some emotion other than confused

Watching Smallville
05-04-2006, 10:26 PM
He got mad at Lionel. Personally, I did not like the throwing of the Lionel.

k18
05-04-2006, 10:27 PM
I thought he would crack and go ballistic on her. I would like to see that. He would suddenly get a migrane once Lana starts complaining about how she moved on with Lex. Then Clark holds his forehead like he's in pain and then looks up at her and gives a smirk. Then he can go ballistic on her ass and make her feel worthless (after all, Clark saved Lana and JK died in her place). I would have gone ballistic on her ass!

smallville86
05-04-2006, 10:29 PM
Niether did I. I don't understand why he can't punch people. He could tackle or break through a tackle when he played football so obviously he can limit the extent or force of his powers. It would be nice to see him punch someone just once. Enough of this throwing people and then picking them up (after they are magically not hurt even though they were thrown ten feet in the air and landed on a saw horse) and throwing them again

superman_115
05-04-2006, 10:44 PM
If I was Clark, I would have slam Lex against a wall and spit right in Lana's face.

khufu
05-04-2006, 10:51 PM
Dude, you can't exactly break into someone's house and then berate them when they catch you.

smallville86
05-04-2006, 10:55 PM
But he shouldn't have had to sneak into Lana's to begin with because she never should have been involved with Lex enough that she had the confidential files in her room.Actually, she never should have been involved with Lex at all. She seems to be the only person on Smallville who forgets all of Lex's crimes.

It is past time that Clark gets a little mad or even stands up to Lana for all of the times that she has put him in stupid situations because of her bad decisions. It is ridiculous.. he had to basically plead with her to find out where the lab was

Just thought of this.. How did Clark get in? Wouldn't Lana be wondering that herself. If he broke the lock you would think she would be a little pissed and if Chloe gave him a key that is almost worse...

happasaiyan
05-05-2006, 06:17 AM
haha...i was yelling at the screen, "PUT HER THROUGH THE WALL!!!"

man, i used to be a big clana fan...now, lana is just a ho.

SnarkMasterJ
05-05-2006, 06:39 AM
Originally posted by khufu
Dude, you can't exactly break into someone's house and then berate them when they catch you.

No. But berating wouldn't have been necessary. He should've just said, "You know what Lana? For once, this isn't about you, so stop making it about you. I'm trying to save the mother freaking world here." He did manage to get her to shut up about how she shouldn't believe a word that comes out of his mouth (road goes both ways, btw), but it wasn't enough. I want to see more of what Clark started with in the Clana barn scene from "Fade" -- he was snippy, and he was bitter. I loved it. More of that please.

Coyote
05-05-2006, 06:47 AM
Clark was the one doing the breaking and entering, no matter what his intentions were. Even the cops have to get a warrant to go into someone's home and look for things.

Anyway, there were other ways he could have found out about Lex's lab instead of stalking Lana, but stalking Lana is always the first thing Clark thinks of.

Iowa_Gent
05-05-2006, 06:50 AM
What I can't figure out is how Lana forgot that in Reckoning she was running from Lex as he chased her down in his car. She was scared this guy was going to kill her or harm her. Now he is all sweet and innocent. I think Clark needs to remind Lana about how many times Lex has put her life in danger and he was the one that saved her every time not Lex.

SnarkMasterJ
05-05-2006, 07:22 AM
Blame the writers for giving her selective memory. She shouldn't even be romantically involved with Lex because of things like that, and yet...Lexana.

Cstmstyle
05-05-2006, 07:44 AM
Clark is being the bigger man here. That was evident during lexs conversation you could tell clark was going to tear into him about letting Lana go to protect her but he held his tongue and walked out. It takes a bigger person to stand up and accept ridicule then to give into it a give it back. Yeah it would feel great for clark to tear into lex and lana about the way they act and I'm sure in there own ways that time will come. Lana will be betrayed by lex since he is already lying to her and always has and lex will be destroyed by is own evil ways with clark standing over him in triumph. Going back to lana the greatest moment I feel is the time she sees lex as truly evil and clark as truly good and how clark saved her from death and let her go out of love The guilt she will have will make her leave to some far off place and that will be how "human" clark will give lana a piece of his mind

Coyote
05-05-2006, 08:01 AM
Umm, he got caught breaking into his ex-girlfriends house. Lana could have called the cops, had him arrested for stalking, and got a restraining order against him.

Clark could have found out about Lex's lab by investigating Lex, or searching the Luthor Mansion, or the LuthorCorp plant. That would be more logical than sneaking into Lana's room to sniff her panties. Clark made the choice to stalk Lana. Because Clark likes to stalk Lana. Because he's an alien perv. :lol:

SnarkMasterJ
05-05-2006, 08:22 AM
Actually...I don't think Clark was breaking-and-entering. Chloe is Lana's roommate, and Clark is best friends with Chloe. It's not really that hard to fathom that he could've gotten in the way he did. The whole searching-through-her-stuff thing was kinda creepy, though.

erances23
05-05-2006, 08:39 AM
funniest portion at the las part when lex told clark he lost lana by himself. clark was about to say something back but he backed-off, probably with no words he can think off to back him up. real lol

khufu
05-05-2006, 10:29 AM
He should've just said, "You know what Lana? For once, this isn't about you, so stop making it about you. I'm trying to save the mother freaking world here."Really? You think Clark should have said that? And just how much sense would it have made for a normal teenage human to make the claim that he is try to save humanity? That would have been worse thing to say.

godsmack23
05-05-2006, 10:37 AM
actually he could have atleast said it's not about you or something like that... that way she could realize it isn't all about her.

BadToad
05-05-2006, 10:40 AM
There was so stalking involved here. Not even remotely. And since we all know who Chloe was talking about when she referred to someone that would know the location of the lab, its perfectly reasonable to assume she gave him the key to the room. At the very least, her permission to be there. And I hardly think Clark looking at papers that Lana left lying around (especially since WE know how important they are, and what it could mean) is comparable to panty sniffing.

And yes, I wish Clark would just verbally slap down a few people. I would've loved for him to jab back at Lex at the end. How great would it have been for him to say "I crossed a line? And you sending meteor freaks to take my family and Lana hostage and slap them around was just....."

But in the end, I know why Clark can't do that. But I still want it.

myankskent
05-05-2006, 10:57 AM
Yeah, I don't like the fact that Lex has all of this power and the fact that he can say things to get Clark to shut up. That's not how it's supposed to happen.

KEakaCK
05-05-2006, 10:59 AM
For real...I'm so sick of Clark walking on egg shells when it comes to Clark.

Watching Smallville
05-05-2006, 11:01 AM
I don't know. I like the higher ground route. That's what Supes is all about.

mortalreckoning
05-05-2006, 11:02 AM
Originally posted by myankskent
Yeah, I don't like the fact that Lex has all of this power and the fact that he can say things to get Clark to shut up. That's not how it's supposed to happen.

SURE it is...
bad guys get to run around and be reckless
heroes get to be restrained and clean up the mess
:lol:

Ilovebeinglost
05-05-2006, 11:10 AM
He has to keep his anger under control, look what he did to Lionel when he got agry and threw him across the room.

In reality the poor old guy would have broken some bones at his age. ;)

All about Clark
05-05-2006, 11:15 AM
I thought Clark did well because Lex was trying to draw him into a verbal fight and Clark wouldn't have it. Clark was there about Lex not Lana.

But your'e right, when Lex said about crossing the line, it would have been great, if Clark said "Like you do everyday".

I do agree Clark was there with Chloe's permission since it was her idea.

Kryptonian Snake
05-05-2006, 11:19 AM
It would be nice to see him be a little more forceful with Lana, but this wasn't the occassion. Fade actually would have been a perfect time for Clark to remind Lana that he's generally been right when he's warned her that someone was dangerous (i.e., Byron in Nocturne; Ian in Dichotic; Seth in Magnetic) even if he hides things from her about himself. Getting into an argument in this episode would have just wasted time when Lex's life was at risk.

As far as the scene with Lex is concerned, I'm glad Clark just walked away. I don't need to see the two of them arguing over Lana. Arguments over Lex's ethically dubious projects and behavior (as in Cyborg) are much more interesting.

Watching Smallville
05-05-2006, 11:20 AM
Originally posted by Kryptonian Snake
As far as the scene with Lex is concerned, I'm glad Clark just walked away. I don't need to see the two of them arguing over Lana. Arguments over Lex's ethically dubious projects and behavior (as in Cyborg) are much more interesting.
Definitely.

alienkinfolk
05-05-2006, 11:59 AM
When Clark got caught snooping in her room and she went off on him, there really isn't much he can say without exposing his motives or true knowledge of the situation. i think he's relieved that she thinks he's stalking her and is super jealous because sending her nose in that direction keeps her attention off of the fact the he's caught up in everything she's just getting wind about with Fine,the spaceship, etc..
Yeah Clark is going to have to eat a lot of crow right now where Lana and Lex is concerned because SV has bigger problems than who's kissin' who.Soon Clark will have his day!

BadToad
05-05-2006, 12:35 PM
OK, but when Clark does walk away and take the higher ground, can't he at least do a "talk to the hand" motion? :lol:

Watching Smallville
05-05-2006, 12:36 PM
:lol:

Poweranimals
05-05-2006, 12:46 PM
You guys seem to forget that Clark's not that kind of person. Why should Lana be held responsible for things she doesn't even know about? She doesn't know Clark is going off to save the world. All she sees is some guy who kept stuff from her and even after hurting her broke up with her and told her that he doesn't love her anymore.

Then after continuing to do that, she sees a guy who has consistantly tried to get involved in her life and she finds him snooping around her dorm room. What is she really supposed to think or feel?

Granted, we know Clark has great intentions so we can sympathize with Clark, but Lana doesn't know. Yet everyone seems to blame her. She was on the rebound and Lex jumped at the opertunity to take advantage of that. Yet somehow Lana's always the bad guy.

myankskent
05-05-2006, 01:44 PM
Originally posted by Poweranimals
You guys seem to forget that Clark's not that kind of person. Why should Lana be held responsible for things she doesn't even know about? She doesn't know Clark is going off to save the world. All she sees is some guy who kept stuff from her and even after hurting her broke up with her and told her that he doesn't love her anymore.

Then after continuing to do that, she sees a guy who has consistantly tried to get involved in her life and she finds him snooping around her dorm room. What is she really supposed to think or feel?

Granted, we know Clark has great intentions so we can sympathize with Clark, but Lana doesn't know. Yet everyone seems to blame her. She was on the rebound and Lex jumped at the opertunity to take advantage of that. Yet somehow Lana's always the bad guy.

I agree with you about Lana, but I think people are referring more to the Lex conversation at the end of the episode. Clark should try defending himself more rather than walking out of the room on the verge of tears. Yes that was exaggeration but you get the point. And notice at the very end of the discussion, Clark started to make a move toward Lex, and then walked away. He was basically saying, "I'll knock your cue ball head off and send it to Krypton."

RedKalEL
05-05-2006, 01:46 PM
He did stand up to Lana in Jynx but of course that was a deleted scene tptb probably thought clark was being too mean to lana

smallville86
05-05-2006, 01:50 PM
The scene in Jynx is a great example. Clark should act a little more like that sometimes.

Also, it is Lana's fault that she is with Lex. I get that she is on the rebound but anyone who broke up with someone who they had been in love with for years would know that it is extremely crappy to turn around and date their ex best friend.

myankskent
05-05-2006, 01:53 PM
I think the fact that Lex and Lana are dating is still up in the air. It seems to be quite clear that the writers are going to make their little fling as inconsistent as everything else in this show. One episode their friends, the next they kiss, then it was a mistake, then they really do have feelings for each other, then they are not boyfriend/girlfriend. It's like TPTB want to push a storyline to a certain point in one episode to make it effective, and then take it all back the next episode so it doesn't go too far.

puddinpiester
05-05-2006, 06:29 PM
The fact that Clark doesn't get mad much is one of the reasons I like his character so much. I admire someone with that much restraint. The Lord knows I am not restrained and we tend to notice in others what we lack ourselves. Had I Clark's abilities, I would have so gone over the edge so many times. Think road rage, cutting in check out lines, hearing in Spanish when I'm listening in English, etc. and this stuff is mild compared to the stuff Clark has had to deal with.

mortalreckoning
05-06-2006, 12:59 PM
Originally posted by puddinpiester
The fact that Clark doesn't get mad much is one of the reasons I like his character so much. I admire someone with that much restraint. The Lord knows I am not restrained and we tend to notice in others what we lack ourselves.

damn that was brilliant...I agree completely :D

Fly by guy
05-06-2006, 01:14 PM
Originally posted by BadToad
OK, but when Clark does walk away and take the higher ground, can't he at least do a "talk to the hand" motion? :lol:
The hand is already busy.