I never should have saved you.

[Luthor5339]

Hell yeah!

About time Clark said it. Clark finally exposes Lex for the scumbag he is... if only Lana can now see the truth.

[biggkoz]

Yes I agree its about time !!!!

[Ardiem3]

I loved that line and especially when Clark crashed Lex's party. Everything weve been watching and wanting Clark to say finally came out. "Dads been dead a year..." and "Hes your gift..." Man, that was brilliant and so was the episode. Awesome...

I loved that line and especially when Clark crashed Lex's party. Everything weve been watching and wanting Clark to say finally came out. "Dads been dead a year..." and "Heres your gift..." Man, that was brilliant and so was the episode. Awesome...

[quietone]

I thought the line was a great callback to the scene in Labyrinth when Lex told Clark he wished he'd run him over. Fascinating how Clark and Lex both think their lives would have been better off if their paths had never crossed.

[niki]

Oooo yes, that line made me gasp.
Actually, the whole episode did, haha.

This episode had some stellar lines, and that was definitely one of them. Especially with what quietone mentioned, with the whole callback to the line that Lex said, even though it was in Clark's head. Pretty crazy stuff!

[PKII]

Originally posted by Luthor5339
Hell yeah!

About time Clark said it. Clark finally exposes Lex for the scumbag he is... if only Lana can now see the truth. Now if he would have saved the crytal he used on Lana he could do that. lol

[meteor_phreak]

i'm waiting(or should i say hoping) for the people to whom he spoke to realize he was right, even the chosen method of delivery sucked.

[mobiusklein]

I wish he'd say that to Lana.

[Bosrudorfer]

I also thought that line was awesome and the esposide was great!

[Red K 5]

I loved that line

[coasterprincess]

amen!

[Kryptonian-Ronin]

Praise the lord !!

[Cool_Breeze]

Lex deserved that for all the bad things he's done

[DaBaby]

great line aboult time he said it

[freefall]

His feelings of animosity towards Lex are all real, just like what he felt about his mother, Chloe and Lana at the party. But this one I simply have to make an exception, his "I should have never saved you" remark is just a heat of the moment thing, RedK or not.

I don't think he ever felt that way towards Lex. No matter how bitter they've been with each other, Clark would never wish any harm to come upon Lex. If we want to take that line from Crimson as an indication of his TRUE feelings about Lex, then it totally discredits what he had said in Rage, "It's not for us to decide," when Oliver told him the world would be a better place without Lex Luthor.

Also, he's genuinely happy and relieved when he saw that Lex is actually not bound in a wheelchair, after his nightmare in Labyrinth.

[LoisL]

I have to agree w/seacrystal! The Clark in Superman mode would never wish actual harm on Lex but it was a great line for RedKClark to express his deep seated animosity towards Lex. There really is no Clex friendship left in S6.

[PKII]

Hmm...Clark needs some red K more often. :lol: I can't wait till he explains his actions to Lana...he is gonna have to come up with a good lie. :lol:

[Krypton935]

Great line. I loved it when all these lines finally came out.

"Red-K Clark he's more than good. He's Grreat!"

hehe

[Jaded Wolf]

Originally posted by seacrystal
His feelings of animosity towards Lex are all real, just like what he felt about his mother, Chloe and Lana at the party. But this one I simply have to make an exception, his "I should have never saved you" remark is just a heat of the moment thing, RedK or not.

I don't think he ever felt that way towards Lex. No matter how bitter they've been with each other, Clark would never wish any harm to come upon Lex. If we want to take that line from Crimson as an indication of his TRUE feelings about Lex, then it totally discredits what he had said in Rage, "It's not for us to decide," when Oliver told him the world would be a better place without Lex Luthor.

Also, he's genuinely happy and relieved when he saw that Lex is actually not bound in a wheelchair, after his nightmare in Labyrinth.

I don't know. I think Martha hit the nail on the head when she told Clark at the end that Red K releases his inhibitions and Clark has no problems exposing how he truly feels. I believe Clark has felt that Lex should not have been saved but he holds all these emotions in because he feels he has to do the moral good. When on Red K he no longer feels that. He doesn't become evil with Red K, he becomes more relaxed and brutally honest.

[SMG Pro]

That line should of been directed towards someone else. Lana.