History Heartwarming / Smallville

[[folder:season three]]

'''Please arrange the entries according to seasons, as shown in NightmareFuel/Smallville.'''

* In ''Delete'', someone who is going to be exposed by Chloe's reports [[NightmareFuel mind controls Clark into running Chloe down into a truck]]. [[TearJerker She thinks Clark did it on purpose because she worked for Lionel before, starts to cry and say she could only apologise so many times]]. The heartwarming bit comes when they acknowledge they both have their weak moments (how Clark treated her in ''Exile'' while under the effects of red kryptonite) and make up, with Chloe promising not to pry into his life and take him for who he is.
* In ''Truth'', Chloe inhales a truth gas that makes it impossible for anyone to lie to her, but is also killing her. After finding out, Chloe sets out to uncover Clark secret, even though Clark himself is immune to the truth gas' effects. Clark manages to track down a dose of antidote and injects her as she passes out. Kryptonite-powers are known to bring the worst out of everyone, but Chloe fears that it only brought out her true self and tearfully apologises, and admits she is afraid that she has used up all her apologies, especially after what happened in ''Delete''. Clark says that it won't be today and gives her a long, heartfelt hug.

* In the episode "Nicodemus", Martha recounts the moment that she met Jonathan Kent. That scene was insanely heartwarming.

* During the first season, Lex arranges, at Clark's request, so that the Metropolis Sharks come to Smallville and play a little scrimmage for Mr. Fordman, who was slowly dying, with his son as their quarterback.

* Almost every scene involving Lex and Clark throughout the Season 3 episode "Asylum" can be considered both this, but also a TearJerker as well. The biggest heartwarming scene, however, comes during their final scene together at the end of the episode.
--->'''Lex:''' "You know Clark, there is one thing I'll never forget."
--->'''Clark:''' "What's that?"
--->'''Lex:''' "How important your friendship is to me."

* In the first season episode "Nicodemus", Martha recounts the moment that she met Jonathan Kent. That scene was insanely heartwarming.

* In the first season episode "Nicodemus", Clark's mother recounts the moment that she met Jonathan Kent. That scene was insanely heartwarming.
* In the closing moments of "Fortune," when the second half of Chloe's marriage certificate is revealed, and apparently [[spoiler:not only are she and Oliver now married, but Oliver is leaving to go with her on her quest to find more superheroes!]]

--> ''I remember what metropolis was like before he showed up. You couldn't even walk the streets. But since the blur came, we have hope. I just wanna let The Blur know... there are still people that support him.''
* Pretty much all of Clark and [[spoiler:Conner]]'s interactions in "Scion."
* Essentially all moments in [[spoiler:"Finale" when you see Lois and Clark discussing their upcoming wedding, the vows, the little Oliver and Chloe moments, and Clark walking Lois down the aisle]].

* Here's another: Christopher Reeve when he guest stars as Dr. Swann. Its just heartwarming enough just to see him interact with Welling, and they even play the classic Superman opening march.

* Almost every scene involving Lex and Clark throughout the Season Three episode "Asylum" can be considered both this, but also a TearJerker as well. The biggest heartwarming scene, however, comes during their final scene together at the end of the episode.

--->'''Clark:''' "What's that?"

* Clark finally opening up and telling Lois (who actually already knows) his secret. Followed immediatedly by her flinging herself at him, knocking them both into a pile of paper, kissing him and saying "What took you so long?" Made all the more heartwarming when one considers that she is literally the only person he ''ever'' tells when not under duress.

* A pre-evil, Lex arranges, at Clark's request, so that the Metropolis Sharks come to Smallville and play a little scrimmage for Mr. Fordman, who was slowly dying, with his son as their quarterback.

* Pre-Lex Luthor, Lex arranges, at Clark's request, so that the Metropolis Sharks come to Smallville and play a little scrimmage for Mr. Fordman with his son as their quarterback.

* Superman [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome saves the world by moving literally moving a planet]], and as he looks down to Earth, [[TimeSkip the scene fades into a comic book being read as a bedtime story by Chloe to her young son]], wearing his Superman pyjamas, who glances over at [[spoiler:Green Arrow's bow & arrow]] before going to bed.

* Jor-El's entire speech in the finale, when removing Clark's Inhibition against {{flight}}, and the montage of saves throughout the entire series. Comes with the relevation that [[spoiler:for all the trouble with Jor-El, the entirety of Clark's trials have been to save everyone he did, allowing him to grow into the hero the world needed]]. Comes with a CMOA when he gives an [[WorldOfCardboardSpeech epic]] punch to [[spoiler:Darkseid!Lionel]] before flying to the Fortress to retrieve the iconic suit.

* In the closing moments of "Fortune," when the second half of Chloe's marriage certificate is revealed, and apparently [[spoiler: not only are she and Oliver now married, but Oliver is leaving to go with her on her quest to find more superheroes!]]

** Come to think of it, the fact that Tess, a former candidate for BigBad is invited to the party at all, is rather touching.
* Near the end of "Beacon", Lois and Chloe show Clark a website they've created to gather support for repealing the VRA. The site seems to consist solely of videos of people talking about how much they appreciate the Blur doing what he does; after a several minute long montage of these, the girls tell Clark that they received several hundred ''thousand'' of these videos.
* Pretty much all of Clark and [[spoiler: Conner]]'s interactions in "Scion".
* Essentially all moments in [[spoiler: Finale when you see Lois and Clark discussing their upcoming wedding, the vows, the little Oliver and Chloe moments and Clark walking Lois down the aisle]]

* Jor El's entire speech in the finale, when removing Clark's Inhibition against flight, and the montage of saves throughout the entire series. Comes with the relevation that [[spoiler: for all the trouble with Jor El, the entirety of Clark's trials have been to save everyone he did, allowing him to grow into the hero the world needed.]] Comes with a CMOA when he gives an [[WorldOfCardboardSpeech epic]] punch to [[spoiler: Darkseid!Lionel]] before flying to the fortress to retrieve the iconic suit.

* Essentially all moments in [[spoiler: Finale when you see Lois and Clark discussing their upcoming wedding, the vows, the little Oliver and Chloe moments and Clark walking Lois down the aisle]]and as he looks down to Earth, [[TimeSkip the scene fades into a comic book being read as a bedtime story by Chloe to her young son]], wearing his Superman pyjamas, who glances over at
* Superman [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome saves the world by moving literally moving a planet]], [[spoiler:Green Arrow's bow & arrow]] before going to bed.

* Every time Jonathan's spirit appears in the finale. Every. damn. time.

* Essentially all moments in [[spoiler: Finale when you see Lois and Clark discussing their upcoming wedding, the vows, the little Oliver and Chloe moments and Clark walking Lois down the aisle]]
* Superman [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome saves the world by moving literally moving a planet]], and as he looks down to Earth, [[TimeSkip the scene fades into a comic book being read as a bedtime story by Chloe to her young son]], wearing his Superman pyjamas, who glances over at [[spoiler:Green Arrow's bow & arrow]] before going to bed.

** Mileages WILL vary of course, asuming one finds Chloe and Oliver's relationship [[RomanticPlotTumor ridiculous.]]

* essentially all moments in [[spoiler: Finale when you see Lois and Clark discussing their upcoming wedding, the vows, the little Oliver and Chloe moments and Clark walking Lois down the aisle]]

** YourMilageMayVary on that one seriously; most comic book purists hate it, and it can be seen as rather narmy.