I don't think it was that well written, and it is far from the best of the show. But it was better than the Clana crap that lasted for way way too long
They could have given her a few more episodes to develop, and a funeral where people *actually admitted* Alicia wasn't a bad person. Killing her off as they did just made her character feel incomplete.
"not a bad person".. well, let's say, Clark helped her to not be a bad person anymore... but don't forget, she probably killed her ex boyfriend, she used to bully and bit the sh*t out of her parents, she try to kill Lana and Clark, she came back and drugged and almost r*ped Clark... bro, she was a peace of work. But despite all that, we ended up caring and even somehow chipping Clark and her... It's that good of a job these writers did with her character.
Rewatching the series now, there definitely wasn't enough closure. I don't think the writers expected how attached the viewers would be to her character. She deserved a better ending.
+Varun Hans They owned up to it. Except for Lana. I mean I know she has a right to hate Alicia but, she should have at least said some kind of condolence to Clark. I watched this entire episode and she doesn't even show up at the end. What's really good about this episode is that it's legit. When someone like Alicia, with a bad past ends up being a suspect again the majority would turn against her. Which is reasonable, however when the smoke clears and everything is out in the open. Some own up to their mistake for giving into mob mentality, some own up to theirs for letting too much experience cloud their judgment, while others refuse to even acknowledge let alone own up to their mistakes. Lois was the first to help Clark, she told him where the killer was and even tried to stop him from making a big mistake. Chloe was on the wagon, but when Alicia revealed Clark's secret, it made her realize there was more to her friend than she realized, which in turn made her realized there was also more to Alicia than the psycho she thought she was. John and Martha who while judgmental were just looking after their son and even got taught by him inadvertently about his faith in people, a trait that becomes essential to Superman. Lana and Jason on the other hand, the latter of which only met Alicia through that day, never owned up to their own wrongs even after both Alicia's death and her innocence proven.
+Shanethefilmmaker Alot you say here makes sense, but I dont think they really did, at least not good enough. The way you explain it, they only did it indirectly. Yeah Lana had a right to be upset by what Alicia tried to do, but she didnt have to be so bitchy. But while Jonathan does comfort Clark abit here which is good, he never really says hes sorry. Only that its not Clarks fault. And look at Martha.. all she does is giving that damn stare, kinda like the nasty stare she gave the previous episode.
+Kris Andorran Actually they did directly own up to it. John and Martha didn't like Alicia, but as Clark's parents they saw how much her death hurt him and did what parents did, try to comfort him over it. When Chloe found out about Clark, she did her best to offer support as well, while at the same time tried to get a grip on knowing what he can do. That's a lot of weight on her shoulders. Lois knew what it was like to lose loved ones and even while doing what the other three did, she went the extra mile and help Clark track down Alicia's killer and bring him to justice. Each one had their reasons, legit reasons to hate Alicia, but put it aside for their son/friend's sake. Lana didn't even check on him even after it was proven Alicia didn't try to kill her and Jason that time. Nor was there any mention in the episode after of her showing some concern over his grief. Long story short, The underestimated Clark's faith in people and they sans 1 person owned up to it by doing what they can to make up for what they said earlier.
This is the one scene where Ma and Pa Kent truly feel horrible. Unable to help Clark get over the guilt of letting someone close to his heart be taken away. Must have also felt worse for wrongfully blaming Clark for getting married to Alicia, who put him on Red kryptonite without his consent
Yeah. I mean everyone was suspicious of her. And in the end she died. They probably didn't know what to say. It's not easy at all. They are always there for him and that's what makes it sometimes so heartbreaking. Clark deserves better and she shouldn't have died. It's sad.
First they lecture him about getting married while he was unwillingly on Red K. Now they try to play nice. The writers made John and Martha bipolar as hell that season.
Alicia did not deserve to die in such a brutal way. The writers could have easily wrote something better for the character. She ended up trying to be a better person and was actually doing really well. Yet, they just killed her like that. And not even in a sort of less gruesome way like maybe an explosion, being caught in a fire, someone shot a bullet, etc...No they just straight up hanged her...I mean c'mon! Like seriously, WTF?!
unowen7591 those kinds of death usually don't show the person caught in whatever they are in. I am not saying they are less gruesome but less obvious. I mean this scene just freaking showed Alicia being hanged from the neck down. I actually think this was the first time I saw someone being hanged in a tv show.
+destinyawaitsx3 Yea it's dumb they killed off Alicia but I did liked her when she changed & returned in season 4! I wish she stayed more throughout the season
It's called good writing. A unique death that the audience would be in awe of. Her death made Clark do some self reflecting of actions and the consequences of them. These are basic story elements for a character....yea it sucked the way she died but that was purpose of it
Sometimes life works that way everyone dies at some point this was to show people to do their best to be a good person, not to mention Clark dealing with grief sorrow and really getting angry for the first time and be glad the writers brought her back after season two at all, she could have easily been a one and done villain, but instead they made her matter and be remembered.
I really liked the way the show really hammered home the responsibilities of the hero and how Clark carried the weight of the world on his shoulders until he began to find allies and friends who helped him. He had to deal with the pain of loss before he could fulfill his destiny. Many of the people he loved eventually died, left him or turned on him. The best thing this show did was showing the learning process and how he became Superman, completely scraping the "superboy" character and even the idea that Clark became Superman immediately when he arrived in Metropolis after years in the Fortress of Solitude. This show humanized the character and made it more sympathetic. I wish the interpretations after this had followed the template or even accept Smallville as its Canon even if all the actors changed.
😂😂go read silver age Superman comics if not mistaken. Pretty sure he could teleport and just about everything else in those days. Bro could shoot mini supermen from his fingers and had telepathy
lesson learned from this episode? Lana and everyone couldn't see Clark being happy, his happines is something weird is something that has must kill right now
I always thought it was wrong of Lana not to apologize to Clark after he lost Alicia or at least try to comfort him because he lost someone he loved. If she did, they should have at least shown her doing so or making an attempt.
Hate how they just killed her off. She was a better match than Lana, Lois or Chloe in my mind. Her and Clark would of been inseparable, and i always think to myself how the show would've of been if she was still alive, but now we will never know.
@@michaelterrell2108 I don't see them breaking up, she took a bullet for him to protect his secret, she only ever wanted him and she brought out the best in him, there was no way they would of ever broken up, the writers knew that and killed her off (I'm still mad about it)
Alicia I dedicate this to you🎶 It Was Written in the Stars you weren't paying for some crime it was all that you were good for a stretch Immortal time, some kind of experiment in which you had no say in which you were giving Paradise if only for a day🎶
+batdan530 I was about to say so myself! They were awful in the previous one yeah! I'm very very upset with that episode! I can't believe the actors and the crew thought that horrible scene with Martha at the end was okay!
+Kris Andorran Why didn't Anette O'Toole reject the scene. Actors do that if they feel the scene doesn't fit her character. In the episode in season 5 where Clark had sex with Lana, Johnathon was a lot easier on Clark but John Scheneider said no because he would be harder on Clark. Annette O'Toole should have told the producers "Martha would not be mad at Clark for what he did under red kryptonite, but maybe for trusting Alicia in the first place."
I was glad that they created Alicia, wish she wasn’t dangerously obsessed with Clark and that she had to be put away only to return. Clark needed experiences with other girls Lana included before ending up with Lois.
Yeah sorry Martha and Johnton but you two screwed up yes Alicia did try to kill Lana but she wanted to become a better person and you guys didn’t even give her a chance to make things right and see that she was really serious about being a better person and really loved Clark I am also shocked that Lois didn’t try to talk to them about how they were all hurting Alicia
This was one of those scenes where he was like “what am I supposed to do? People close to me know my secret they’re dead, so I can’t tell them that. Alright, keep secret. Oh wait, keeping it killed the girl I love.”
The thing that I felt that was so unKent like was that neither Jonathan nor Martha apologized to Clark for doubting him. Clark's parents are his link to humanity and I think they really failed on this one.
Right now jonanath and Martha had no right to be up in the loft with Clark because he doesn't want to see anyone he is parent's so call friends and especially bitch Lana so now she know how Clark feels in the beginning she didn't what to see Clark and and at the end Clark do not what to see her so she can take that
2 days in barn mArtha duhh boncing a ball against the walls is so much fun right now than hanging out with his so called friends right now so chole Lana and Lois can take that because right now they all are still feel sorry for Clark
Nope. If Clark would have told the police what he could do then Clark would be framed too and they would have put green kryptonite into Clark intravenously.
Too bad Jonathan and Martha sucked in the two time episode where they get skeptic and too over protective judgy about Clark’s his and other abilities in romance who ever comes into Clark’s life and don’t realize where they shouldn’t of been mad at Clark ruin his hope because of Alicia who did not deserve to be killed!😢💔 and for something that he didn’t do when he was under red K Didn’t realize it and By mistake which Alicia didn’t mean too i mean come on and why they had to say yes to the stupid script that parent yells at Clark doesn’t deserve it ether!👎 which doesn’t make sense and seem so unfair😑
Lana off screen she got her Nerve because now she wants to act all sad for Clark and be there for him because she realize that she and her and her jerk boyfriend Jason was wrong about her they all where and now they want to be all sad for Clark and be there him
To me I feel Lana had a power over clark I believe she had a meteorite power that could control Clark because no offense to anybody but if this girl is going to treat you like this over and over and over again it's time to get a new girlfriend. You could even tell that Chloe was getting really sick of her to be honest and so is everybody else and it would have been really funny because I would have loved to seen you know Lois and Lana get into a fight because Lois would have kicked her ass if she hurt Clark ever again. I mean Lana was really pretty in all but to be honest she just had too much baggage you know her first boyfriend goes in the military comes back what we think basically if it turns out to be a clone and he died in the war. Was really pretty in all but to be honest she just had too much baggage you know her first boyfriend goes in the military comes back what we think basically but turns out to be a clone and he died in the war And then all she did was bug him over and over again about him lying and she was keeping more secrets them him. And then the whole Lex Luthor thing with her was absolutely atrocious I mean it was ridiculous especially when his father died you know she couldn't stay there with him the entire time she had to take off and be with Lex y. I guarantee you Lois would have been there the entire time and never left his side I mean when she made that video tape who was there for him Lois. When Alicia died who was there for him Lois and so on and so on
You know I don't know why Clark is feeling so sad or feeling so guilty of himself about Alicia that she died, I mean why does he want her back and why does he care so much about being with her doesn't he remember that the last time when he was with her she was weakining him with the kryptonite and she tried to kill Lana because she thinks that she knew something about him, so why is he feeling so sad about her that she died so in my case maybe Alicia should've said these words to Clark before she died "I love you Clark I will always love you" or maybe Clark would've said the same thing too to Alicia before she died. And did some of you people knew that this was the only episode we ever get to see Clark going after someone for revenge about killing someone that he loves.
It's like he said in the clip. He felt guilty for her death because he suspected her as well. Everyone in town was blaming her and the one person that's supposed to love her doesn't believe her. She died because she was alone when the villain did what he did. If Clark would have believed her, then she might not have been alone or felt alone. Hell, they might have been out on a date at the time she was supposed to be attacked. He felt guilty because he feels like he should've believed her over everyone else because he loved her and knew that she wouldn't do any of those things anymore.
Clark was truly in love i would say other than Lois, Alica i think would have also made him to be able to fly like he did with Lois and that he was also able to share his secret with her as well.
I didn't mind the fact that she died, but I did have a problem with how quickly she came and went. I feel like they could've explored more. Five or six episodes in the season would have been far more satisfying in my opinion.
the Alicia saga is the best piece of work from this show, it is well written, it has heart and consequences from both points of view
leadspot the girl was amazing. They really had to kill her. She was to perfect
yeah, dude, the whole saga almost felt like " who da hell is Louis Lane ? "
I don't think it was that well written, and it is far from the best of the show. But it was better than the Clana crap that lasted for way way too long
@@leadspot and Lous Lane.
They could have given her a few more episodes to develop, and a funeral where people *actually admitted* Alicia wasn't a bad person. Killing her off as they did just made her character feel incomplete.
i couldn't agree more. 👍😭
"not a bad person".. well, let's say, Clark helped her to not be a bad person anymore... but don't forget, she probably killed her ex boyfriend, she used to bully and bit the sh*t out of her parents, she try to kill Lana and Clark, she came back and drugged and almost r*ped Clark... bro, she was a peace of work. But despite all that, we ended up caring and even somehow chipping Clark and her... It's that good of a job these writers did with her character.
Rewatching the series now, there definitely wasn't enough closure. I don't think the writers expected how attached the viewers would be to her character. She deserved a better ending.
Everyone was an asshole to Clark in this episode
+Varun Hans I agree
+Bryan Smith Yep
+Varun Hans They owned up to it. Except for Lana. I mean I know she has a right to hate Alicia but, she should have at least said some kind of condolence to Clark. I watched this entire episode and she doesn't even show up at the end. What's really good about this episode is that it's legit. When someone like Alicia, with a bad past ends up being a suspect again the majority would turn against her. Which is reasonable, however when the smoke clears and everything is out in the open. Some own up to their mistake for giving into mob mentality, some own up to theirs for letting too much experience cloud their judgment, while others refuse to even acknowledge let alone own up to their mistakes. Lois was the first to help Clark, she told him where the killer was and even tried to stop him from making a big mistake. Chloe was on the wagon, but when Alicia revealed Clark's secret, it made her realize there was more to her friend than she realized, which in turn made her realized there was also more to Alicia than the psycho she thought she was. John and Martha who while judgmental were just looking after their son and even got taught by him inadvertently about his faith in people, a trait that becomes essential to Superman. Lana and Jason on the other hand, the latter of which only met Alicia through that day, never owned up to their own wrongs even after both Alicia's death and her innocence proven.
+Shanethefilmmaker Alot you say here makes sense, but I dont think they really did, at least not good enough. The way you explain it, they only did it indirectly. Yeah Lana had a right to be upset by what Alicia tried to do, but she didnt have to be so bitchy. But while Jonathan does comfort Clark abit here which is good, he never really says hes sorry. Only that its not Clarks fault. And look at Martha.. all she does is giving that damn stare, kinda like the nasty stare she gave the previous episode.
+Kris Andorran Actually they did directly own up to it. John and Martha didn't like Alicia, but as Clark's parents they saw how much her death hurt him and did what parents did, try to comfort him over it. When Chloe found out about Clark, she did her best to offer support as well, while at the same time tried to get a grip on knowing what he can do. That's a lot of weight on her shoulders. Lois knew what it was like to lose loved ones and even while doing what the other three did, she went the extra mile and help Clark track down Alicia's killer and bring him to justice. Each one had their reasons, legit reasons to hate Alicia, but put it aside for their son/friend's sake. Lana didn't even check on him even after it was proven Alicia didn't try to kill her and Jason that time. Nor was there any mention in the episode after of her showing some concern over his grief.
Long story short, The underestimated Clark's faith in people and they sans 1 person owned up to it by doing what they can to make up for what they said earlier.
This is the one scene where Ma and Pa Kent truly feel horrible. Unable to help Clark get over the guilt of letting someone close to his heart be taken away. Must have also felt worse for wrongfully blaming Clark for getting married to Alicia, who put him on Red kryptonite without his consent
Yeah. I mean everyone was suspicious of her. And in the end she died. They probably didn't know what to say. It's not easy at all. They are always there for him and that's what makes it sometimes so heartbreaking. Clark deserves better and she shouldn't have died. It's sad.
First they lecture him about getting married while he was unwillingly on Red K. Now they try to play nice. The writers made John and Martha bipolar as hell that season.
Rural conservatives prejudge marginalized and troubled girl to death, shocker.
I think this is the one time where i would like Clark to tell Lana to leave him alone for a while
Alicia did not deserve to die in such a brutal way. The writers could have easily wrote something better for the character. She ended up trying to be a better person and was actually doing really well. Yet, they just killed her like that. And not even in a sort of less gruesome way like maybe an explosion, being caught in a fire, someone shot a bullet, etc...No they just straight up hanged her...I mean c'mon! Like seriously, WTF?!
destinyawaitsx3 An explosion, being caught in a fire and/or shot in a bullet is less gruesome???
unowen7591 those kinds of death usually don't show the person caught in whatever they are in. I am not saying they are less gruesome but less obvious. I mean this scene just freaking showed Alicia being hanged from the neck down. I actually think this was the first time I saw someone being hanged in a tv show.
+destinyawaitsx3 Yea it's dumb they killed off Alicia but I did liked her when she changed & returned in season 4! I wish she stayed more throughout the season
It's called good writing. A unique death that the audience would be in awe of. Her death made Clark do some self reflecting of actions and the consequences of them. These are basic story elements for a character....yea it sucked the way she died but that was purpose of it
Sometimes life works that way everyone dies at some point this was to show people to do their best to be a good person, not to mention Clark dealing with grief sorrow and really getting angry for the first time and be glad the writers brought her back after season two at all, she could have easily been a one and done villain, but instead they made her matter and be remembered.
I really liked the way the show really hammered home the responsibilities of the hero and how Clark carried the weight of the world on his shoulders until he began to find allies and friends who helped him. He had to deal with the pain of loss before he could fulfill his destiny. Many of the people he loved eventually died, left him or turned on him.
The best thing this show did was showing the learning process and how he became Superman, completely scraping the "superboy" character and even the idea that Clark became Superman immediately when he arrived in Metropolis after years in the Fortress of Solitude. This show humanized the character and made it more sympathetic. I wish the interpretations after this had followed the template or even accept Smallville as its Canon even if all the actors changed.
could've been one hell of a superhero team- can you imagine if superman can teleport too? That shit would be OP as hell!
😂😂go read silver age Superman comics if not mistaken. Pretty sure he could teleport and just about everything else in those days. Bro could shoot mini supermen from his fingers and had telepathy
Its so sad that no one believed her...
I loved Alicia, she was the perfect girl for Clark, she loved him more than Lana or even Lois.
WyldStallyns you forgot kyla
It was infatuation. No one loved Clark more than Lois.
WyldStallyns yep!!!
Me 2
Lois loves Clark more than anyone ever could. Alicia was infatuated with him. In a really bad way. And he never loved her either. He admitted it.
I need that Clark and Alicia type of love
so you really love toxic relationship 😂😂😂
lesson learned from this episode? Lana and everyone couldn't see Clark being happy, his happines is something weird is something that has must kill right now
Lana is probably not even sad she's dead. And when she died, she didn't exactly go comfort Clark now did she? No she didn't.
To be fair we don't actually know if she was out of the hospital yet or even awake after she was attacked
Factz they were all hating
The best two episodes of season 4
I always thought it was wrong of Lana not to apologize to Clark after he lost Alicia or at least try to comfort him because he lost someone he loved. If she did, they should have at least shown her doing so or making an attempt.
Lois did. Lana is closer to him then Lois. She should have been there for him.
@Nicole💚💙 She also comforting him when Lana supposedly died.
Everyone absolutely LOVES and ADORES Alicia lol well I do to 😁😇
Hate how they just killed her off. She was a better match than Lana, Lois or Chloe in my mind. Her and Clark would of been inseparable, and i always think to myself how the show would've of been if she was still alive, but now we will never know.
Lois HV a strong personality though she don't HV powers and that's y Lois is ment for Clark.
Eventually, Clark would've ended up with Lois him and Alicia would've broken up eventually.
@@michaelterrell2108 I don't see them breaking up, she took a bullet for him to protect his secret, she only ever wanted him and she brought out the best in him, there was no way they would of ever broken up, the writers knew that and killed her off (I'm still mad about it)
Alicia I dedicate this to you🎶 It Was Written in the Stars you weren't paying for some crime it was all that you were good for a stretch Immortal time, some kind of experiment in which you had no say in which you were giving Paradise if only for a day🎶
I didnt like Clarks parents in this episode....
+Kris Andorran Me neither
The episode before was worse. They yelled at him for something he did while under the influence of red k.
batdan530 Yeah I remember
+batdan530 I was about to say so myself! They were awful in the previous one yeah! I'm very very upset with that episode! I can't believe the actors and the crew thought that horrible scene with Martha at the end was okay!
+Kris Andorran Why didn't Anette O'Toole reject the scene. Actors do that if they feel the scene doesn't fit her character. In the episode in season 5 where Clark had sex with Lana, Johnathon was a lot easier on Clark but John Scheneider said no because he would be harder on Clark. Annette O'Toole should have told the producers "Martha would not be mad at Clark for what he did under red kryptonite, but maybe for trusting Alicia in the first place."
I was glad that they created Alicia, wish she wasn’t dangerously obsessed with Clark and that she had to be put away only to return. Clark needed experiences with other girls Lana included before ending up with Lois.
The writers should've had Lana give Clark her condolences.
Yeah sorry Martha and Johnton but you two screwed up yes Alicia did try to kill Lana but she wanted to become a better person and you guys didn’t even give her a chance to make things right and see that she was really serious about being a better person and really loved Clark I am also shocked that Lois didn’t try to talk to them about how they were all hurting Alicia
This was one of those scenes where he was like “what am I supposed to do? People close to me know my secret they’re dead, so I can’t tell them that. Alright, keep secret. Oh wait, keeping it killed the girl I love.”
The thing that I felt that was so unKent like was that neither Jonathan nor Martha apologized to Clark for doubting him. Clark's parents are his link to humanity and I think they really failed on this one.
Sad episode
Besides jonanath Martha could have at least say something to Clark
Right now jonanath and Martha had no right to be up in the loft with Clark because he doesn't want to see anyone he is parent's so call friends and especially bitch Lana so now she know how Clark feels in the beginning she didn't what to see Clark and and at the end Clark do not what to see her so she can take that
2 days in barn mArtha duhh boncing a ball against the walls is so much fun right now than hanging out with his so called friends right now so chole Lana and Lois can take that because right now they all are still feel sorry for Clark
I hated his parents in this episode. They literally lacked SO MUCH intuition. Always trying to control Clark out of their own fears & insecurities.
This vid was posted on my birthday.
Why all the thumbs down?
Cause we want Alicia!!!😭😩😔😞😣😡😠
The saddest part about her death is she died not knowing if Clark believed her or not. :(
Nope. If Clark would have told the police what he could do then Clark would be framed too and they would have put green kryptonite into Clark intravenously.
They should made her disappear or kept her around for a season or two
Fartha just glares!
So now you people care about Clark feelings right now
Alicia was never meant to be the power and mistrust would of always been there Alicia always tried to manipulate him
I watched 7 seasons
Deb Beaty end it! You have to see Doomsday and Zod!
RichiSnow16 i already saw zod
Now you guys what to be there for Clark everybody especially Lana should be there for Clark and apologize to him well Lana probably did off screen
Too bad Jonathan and Martha sucked in the two time episode where they get skeptic and too over protective judgy about Clark’s his and other abilities in romance who ever comes into Clark’s life and don’t realize where they shouldn’t of been mad at Clark ruin his hope because of Alicia who did not deserve to be killed!😢💔 and for something that he didn’t do when he was under red K Didn’t realize it and By mistake which Alicia didn’t mean too i mean come on and why they had to say yes to the stupid script that parent yells at Clark doesn’t deserve it ether!👎 which doesn’t make sense and seem so unfair😑
Does anyone recognize the farm Kent in Supergirl? This is the same Farm was used in Elseworld.
Alicia would be wrong with you if it believed she...
So now you mean people know that Alicia had changed
Lana off screen she got her Nerve because now she wants to act all sad for Clark and be there for him because she realize that she and her and her jerk boyfriend Jason was wrong about her they all where and now they want to be all sad for Clark and be there him
alicia is the greatest
What’s the music in this scene?
i dont blame clarks parents for being upset with clark about alicia after all she tried to kill clark and lana both
Susan Vinal, but she got a second chance.
@Derek Mathews yeah that's true after all clarks parents sit with him and supported his sadness I think they feel bad for his loss 😢
and after this People try to say that she's thé one for clark non sense
@rychelssassa7866 yeah I know I think they new louis was actually the one for clark they wanted him to have someone 🥰
Welp on Earth 1 she's Cicada in the flash
I forget but how come she got captured. When she was attacked, why didn’t she teleport away? Was she knocked out or something?
She had a bracelet with lead that wouldn't let her use her powers
To me I feel Lana had a power over clark I believe she had a meteorite power that could control Clark because no offense to anybody but if this girl is going to treat you like this over and over and over again it's time to get a new girlfriend.
You could even tell that Chloe was getting really sick of her to be honest and so is everybody else and it would have been really funny because I would have loved to seen you know Lois and Lana get into a fight because Lois would have kicked her ass if she hurt Clark ever again.
I mean Lana was really pretty in all but to be honest she just had too much baggage you know her first boyfriend goes in the military comes back what we think basically if it turns out to be a clone and he died in the war. Was really pretty in all but to be honest she just had too much baggage you know her first boyfriend goes in the military comes back what we think basically but turns out to be a clone and he died in the war
And then all she did was bug him over and over again about him lying and she was keeping more secrets them him.
And then the whole Lex Luthor thing with her was absolutely atrocious I mean it was ridiculous especially when his father died you know she couldn't stay there with him the entire time she had to take off and be with Lex y.
I guarantee you Lois would have been there the entire time and never left his side I mean when she made that video tape who was there for him Lois.
When Alicia died who was there for him Lois and so on and so on
No one knows when they're going to die.
You know I don't know why Clark is feeling so sad or feeling so guilty of himself about Alicia that she died, I mean why does he want her back and why does he care so much about being with her doesn't he remember that the last time when he was with her she was weakining him with the kryptonite and she tried to kill Lana because she thinks that she knew something about him, so why is he feeling so sad about her that she died so in my case maybe Alicia should've said these words to Clark before she died "I love you Clark I will always love you" or maybe Clark would've said the same thing too to Alicia before she died. And did some of you people knew that this was the only episode we ever get to see Clark going after someone for revenge about killing someone that he loves.
It's like he said in the clip. He felt guilty for her death because he suspected her as well. Everyone in town was blaming her and the one person that's supposed to love her doesn't believe her. She died because she was alone when the villain did what he did. If Clark would have believed her, then she might not have been alone or felt alone. Hell, they might have been out on a date at the time she was supposed to be attacked. He felt guilty because he feels like he should've believed her over everyone else because he loved her and knew that she wouldn't do any of those things anymore.
Wut?
Clark was truly in love i would say other than Lois, Alica i think would have also made him to be able to fly like he did with Lois and that he was also able to share his secret with her as well.
Clark's feet 😍
Wth? 💀
If my girl died. I would have went to the Fortress
Yah but the fortress was loked (something like that) Clark "lost" the key
I didn't mind the fact that she died, but I did have a problem with how quickly she came and went. I feel like they could've explored more. Five or six episodes in the season would have been far more satisfying in my opinion.
You sick asl
One of the scenes where Clark is barefoot
Tom Wellling >>>>>> leo dickaprio