Thomas John Patrick "Tom" Welling (born April 26, 1977) is an American actor, director, producer, and former model, best known for his portrayal of Clark Kent in the CW series Smallville. A high school athlete, Welling initially worked in construction and in 1998 he successfully modeled men's clothing for several popular brands. In 2000, he made a successful transition to television. He has been nominated and received several awards for his...
Clark and Oliver are going through the Turkish desert on clues given by Chloe...
Clark tells Oliver what a great man Jor-El was for protecting him from the se...
After Jor-el dies, Clark is talking with Oliver about how he wanted to know h...
Clark busts in Tess' office and demands to know where she is hiding Jor-el.
Clark tells Chloe Lois left town after he tried to kiss her. Chloe tells Cla...
Clark reassures Lois he will get it right next time he asks her out on a date.
Clark clarifies that it was only like a date, not an actual date.
Clark admits he is not ready to work on his own yet and Lois agrees.
Clark and Lois meet at the Daily Planet and Lois is clearly upset with Clark.
Clark gives Oliver advice and urges him to become who he is supposed to be.
Clark apologizes to Oliver for not being there for him but Oliver admits he i...
Clark yells at Winslow Schott that threatening a man's life is not a game. Sc...
Clark attempts to scare Lois off of the story because he fears for her safety.
Clark asks what Lois is doing and Lois responds in her head while Clark liste...
Clark explains why he is standing Lois up on the monster truck date.
Clark defends himself against Chloe and makes certain she knows he is not goi...
Both Clark and Jor-El agree humans should not be underestimated.
Chloe and Clark agree even Lois can't speak with her mouth open and decide hi...
Clark teases Lois about her late arrival to the crime scene.
Clark reprimands Oliver and wonders what happened to the old Oliver.
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