I always start my rewatch at season 4

@@Danielnissen341 Same haha

@@Danielnissen341 me too only watch the episodes with lois she keeps it interesting

Nicole Broomes yes she is the best, the more she appears as the seasons go on the better it gets, I love her she adds some much, the better Lois ever

You people are all so smart that I don't mind agreeing with you. Lois was a breath of fresh air for a format that was out of sync. God bless Lois Lane and Erica Durance for being the best ever Lois.

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Ever no. But I Love it.

except for the fact that they had ZERO chemistry together.

@@millyonair9225 um they had great chemistry. Way more than him and Lana 😂😂😂

@@millyonair9225 are you nuts their chemistry is off the charts ! Literally my favorite Lois and Clark in all the superman tv shows Teri hatcher is second .

I completely agree!! If only!

They should have made a new show with the smallville cast call Metropolis

the show was about clark and how he became superman so that would defeat the whole purpose and plus tom welling didn’t want wear the suit

There were comics that continued the story.

Uh uh, too soon after Lois and Clark finished back then.

Even the D.C. Comics books over 60 years ago already have said that very same thing as you did. But D.C. Comics books writers couldn't have dream a better T.V. Shows like " Smallville Superboy " ‼️🇺🇸🦸🦹

pretty cliche...

@@Maijolin1 the show's great because it's so corny

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Yeah Tom Welling is definitely my favorite Clark Kent.

This is actually a really good point. I never quite thought about it that way. But with her I think Clark felt more confident and comfortable. He felt he had met someone who made him a better man.

He was smarter in a few ways once Lois arrived & also dumber in many though I wouldn't say it was Lois' fault. I'll explain: 1. He was smarter in the sense that when situations with Lois were involved, he didn't make the rash decisions he did with Lana, such as using the crystal in Reckoning to go back which cost Jonathan his life. With Lana he blamed himself & his arrival to Earth for her woes (dead parents, etc) because she played the victim card almost all the time. So when he told her his secret in Reckoning, he blamed himself for what happened to her even though it was her fault and she went to see Lex all on her own. Anyone in her position with knowledge of Lex's history should've known to avoid him like the plague until some time passed and she & Clark were able to come up with a plan of how to deal with Lex. With Lois this wasn't an issue because he never felt guilty about her regardless of when they were just friends or when things escalated. The closest it ever came to being how it was with Lana when he was considering Lois was in Infamous when he used the Legion ring, but he didn't do that out of guilt but instead out of necessity and thankfully nobody died other than Linda Lake but she made her own bed. 2. The way he got dumber had nothing to do with Lois in that when TPTB (the powers that be aka the executive producers & writers) made Chloe know the secret (especially when she fully knew as of Arrival), they really dumbed down Clark an incredible amount and this happened in the Lois era of the series. All of a sudden there were many situations where he couldn't think or act unless Chloe told him to. In the Kryptonsite forums, many of us started calling him a BDA (Big Dumb Alien) at the time because of that. He had to relearn lessons like helping people first and worrying about the consequences later like he did in Fade after he saved Graham Garrett who he learned later was a meteor freak hitman who killed people. He originally learned the same lesson in Hereafter after saving Coach Altman and he almost ended up killing Lana and her friend (and Jordan Cross almost died as well saving them with Clark). They dumbed down Clark to make Chloe look better and have her in a parental role which was really stupid since he already had his parents and they had a lot of reasons to keep Jonathan & Martha in the series. Not to mention someone who is roughly Clark's age giving him advice is unrealistic, especially when she had no prior experience dealing with him, his powers and the gravity of his secret. Compare him to how he was once Chloe knew his full secret to the proactive way he was when he was dealing with Morgan Edge and Lionel in season 3 and it's a night & day difference. Sure he made mistakes in seasons 1-3 but he was a young hero learning and doing what he needed to do. He still made mistakes in the BDA era but also showed a lack of action until Chloe got involved. I mean as soon as she is told that he's an alien, she literally told him "GO" in the hospital room when they were watching reports of what happened in Smallville on the TV in her room. That would've never been the case prior to that.

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NolanEP84 that and if im not mistaken its the episode with maxima and she told lois that they had a connection otherwise he wouldnt have been able to pull away from maxima

+LydiacButler And the scene when she breaks u with oliver

Laryan Starsley in whst episode lois wonder about cloe interest on clark?

Aww.. to that 6 yo you

Yessssssssss preachhhhhh. She is so anoying. It was cute for some time, but the writers did too much with the Lana Drama. If there was less of Lana and more of other people or Lois to spicen up his love life, I wouldve been satisfied. Its a good show anyways. Good for this Covid 19.

I agree with you in everything!!!!

*Endearing

What do you mean by that

Ugly Duckling 2019 feelings remain the same

2020 is now ending. Finnally.

Nobody answered I know this is 2 years later but season 6 episode is called crimson

@@maniikentt2311 You did great work

medran Saaame

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Smoking hot!