Picspams: Season Six - Clois Moments
There's a re-run of season six airing where I live and I'm up to Reunion. I made some picspams of some of my favorite Clois scenes so far. Scenes from Zod, Sneeze, and Reunion.
Lois: Hey, Smallville.
Clark: Hey, how are you feeling?
Lois: Bad enough to know I'm still alive. Guess I have your mom to thank for that. You know, honestly... I don't even remember the plane going down. The cabin lost pressure and I was gasping for breath and then I was in this palace of ice. It was the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. I was bathed in this warm light, and I knew everything was going to be okay.
Clark: Lois, you were, uh, hurt pretty badly. Maybe you were hallucinating.
Lois: No. It was real. I think I died and went to Heaven.
Clark: Then I'm glad you're back.
Clark: You need that for your article.
Lois: Well, it would be good if I were still going to write one.
Clark: But you're not?
Lois: It would make a juicy story for the Inquisitor, but considering the outcome, an exploitation piece on a catatonic patient astral-projecting his way to revenge might be in bad taste.
Clark: Would you feel the same way if Oliver wasn't involved?
Lois: We've all done things we're not proud of. I wish Oliver didn't feel like he had to hide it from me.
Clark: You know... sometimes in order to protect the people we love, we keep secrets.
Lois: That is... totally retarded.
Lois: Hey. You guys are not going to believe what just happened to me. I'm out there jogging along, minding my own business when, out of nowhere, a barn door comes falling from the clear, blue sky and almost crushes me. How does that happen?
Clark: Maybe it fell from an airplane.
Lois: Good guess, but the only thing up there was a severely traumatized sparrow.
Lois: Uh-oh. Does Clarkie have the sniffles?
Lois: Hey, Smallville.
Clark: Hey, how are you feeling?
Lois: Bad enough to know I'm still alive. Guess I have your mom to thank for that. You know, honestly... I don't even remember the plane going down. The cabin lost pressure and I was gasping for breath and then I was in this palace of ice. It was the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. I was bathed in this warm light, and I knew everything was going to be okay.
Clark: Lois, you were, uh, hurt pretty badly. Maybe you were hallucinating.
Lois: No. It was real. I think I died and went to Heaven.
Clark: Then I'm glad you're back.
Clark: You need that for your article.
Lois: Well, it would be good if I were still going to write one.
Clark: But you're not?
Lois: It would make a juicy story for the Inquisitor, but considering the outcome, an exploitation piece on a catatonic patient astral-projecting his way to revenge might be in bad taste.
Clark: Would you feel the same way if Oliver wasn't involved?
Lois: We've all done things we're not proud of. I wish Oliver didn't feel like he had to hide it from me.
Clark: You know... sometimes in order to protect the people we love, we keep secrets.
Lois: That is... totally retarded.
Lois: Hey. You guys are not going to believe what just happened to me. I'm out there jogging along, minding my own business when, out of nowhere, a barn door comes falling from the clear, blue sky and almost crushes me. How does that happen?
Clark: Maybe it fell from an airplane.
Lois: Good guess, but the only thing up there was a severely traumatized sparrow.
Lois: Uh-oh. Does Clarkie have the sniffles?