Yet interviews with him at time of cameo and writers of it make it sound like OG Clois. He literally just destroyed a scene I love. Also why would I give a crap about a Clois I didn’t have to begin with having a normal life. He should not have done the cameo at all.
Sounds like he's just saying that's not his head canon. Let him have it, and don't let him destroy yours. How long did you enjoy it? Now you wish you hadn't? Hold on to your joy!
I think Tom was rushed to answer in this panel, but I think he was also referring to a well thought out answer he gave during a live Talk Ville event...of course the Clark he played in the series was not the same as the one in the Cameo - it was the Clark from our Smallville , but he played it as an older, more grown up and mature Clark with a family. Which makes sense, since it was many years after the series finale. Character development - due to life experiences, people can change and grow over time. A few minutes of a snapshot of our Lois and Clark in the future. Also - it was just one scene, not a whole episode revolving around Lois and Clark 10 years after the series ended.
If it’s him the OG clark with just more life experience why say the multiverse part which can make you think it’s a Clark we have never seen and dealt with before wording.
@@alyce831 AGREE TO DISAGREE. I'm not fighting with you over this. I have enough stress in my life. Multiverse was how the Network explained to Tom how Smallville the show existed within all the universes they were exploring during the Crisis on infinite earth episodes. They met up with many different Superman's from different parallel universes, which all exist within the multiverse. Our Smallville show is one of those within that context of the use of the word multiverse. That is our Lois and Clark.
I wasn’t arguing with you it was just a literal question of word he used. With him having to rush his answer it made it seem like he was implying something else with how he worded not Clark I played and multiverse back to back. If they’d have given him more time to articulately answer the question it would have had less of a chance of being misunderstood. Cons really need to give the actors time to answer questions. It was literally a panel with two actors over the usual amount you think that would have given them more time. Again wasn’t arguing with you just confused on how his wording sounded. Hope you will be able to deal with at least a little less stress very soon.
Yet interviews with him at time of cameo and writers of it make it sound like OG Clois. He literally just destroyed a scene I love. Also why would I give a crap about a Clois I didn’t have to begin with having a normal life. He should not have done the cameo at all.
Sounds like he's just saying that's not his head canon. Let him have it, and don't let him destroy yours. How long did you enjoy it? Now you wish you hadn't? Hold on to your joy!
I think Tom was rushed to answer in this panel, but I think he was also referring to a well thought out answer he gave during a live Talk Ville event...of course the Clark he played in the series was not the same as the one in the Cameo - it was the Clark from our Smallville , but he played it as an older, more grown up and mature Clark with a family. Which makes sense, since it was many years after the series finale. Character development - due to life experiences, people can change and grow over time. A few minutes of a snapshot of our Lois and Clark in the future. Also - it was just one scene, not a whole episode revolving around Lois and Clark 10 years after the series ended.
If it’s him the OG clark with just more life experience why say the multiverse part which can make you think it’s a Clark we have never seen and dealt with before wording.
@@alyce831 AGREE TO DISAGREE. I'm not fighting with you over this. I have enough stress in my life. Multiverse was how the Network explained to Tom how Smallville the show existed within all the universes they were exploring during the Crisis on infinite earth episodes. They met up with many different Superman's from different parallel universes, which all exist within the multiverse. Our Smallville show is one of those within that context of the use of the word multiverse. That is our Lois and Clark.
I wasn’t arguing with you it was just a literal question of word he used. With him having to rush his answer it made it seem like he was implying something else with how he worded not Clark I played and multiverse back to back. If they’d have given him more time to articulately answer the question it would have had less of a chance of being misunderstood. Cons really need to give the actors time to answer questions. It was literally a panel with two actors over the usual amount you think that would have given them more time. Again wasn’t arguing with you just confused on how his wording sounded. Hope you will be able to deal with at least a little less stress very soon.