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** Clark winning a prison fight in "Tranference", in Lionel Luthor's dying body.
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* In "Hereafter" while walking dr own the stairway Clark grabs the shoulder of Jordan Cross, Jordan sees a vision of Clark's future. The vision: Superman's Cape fluttering in Space behind a unseen Superman. Jordan later tells Clark that he's immortal.
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* In "Hereafter" while walking dr own down the stairway Clark grabs the shoulder of Jordan Cross, Jordan sees a vision of Clark's future. The vision: Superman's Cape fluttering in Space behind a unseen Superman. Jordan later tells Clark that he's immortal.
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* In "Hereafter" while walking dr own the stairway Clark grabs the shoulder of Jordan Cross, Jordan sees a vision of Clark's future. The vision: Superman's Cape fluttering in Space behind a unseen Superman. Jordan later tells Clark that he's immortal.
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* Homecoming: Oliver Queen is interviewed on live television by a reporter who is Nancy Grace in all but name. She goes on the offensive, hitting all his personal buttons, trying to get a reaction out of him in the cheapest, most sensationalistic tabloid way possible (not unlike the real Nancy Grace). For a moment, he almost stumbles, but with Clark there watching him and giving him moral support he is able to not hesitate, answer every one of her questions, and brag that he’s actually out there in the world doing something positive and good, ending with “and I’m NOT doing it alone”, looks right at Clark, and tells her “You’re DAMN RIGHT I’m a hero” which reeks of “F U”.
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* Hawkman's last-second aerial rescue of Lois, while ''[[DyingMomentOfAwesome dying]]'' and ''on fire''. Badass.
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** Hawkman's last-second aerial rescue of Lois, while ''[[DyingMomentOfAwesome dying]]'' and ''on fire''. Badass.
** Hawkman's last-second aerial rescue of Lois, while ''[[DyingMomentOfAwesome dying]]'' and ''on fire''. Badass.
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** The [=VRA=] rounds up all of the "normals" associated with the team (Lois, Tess, and Emil) and tries to interrogate them about the superheroes. Despite the very real possibility that they'll be moved to a BlackSite until they cooperate, all three of them stonewall their interrogators with as much snark and defiance as they can manage.
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* At first it seems like "Asylum" is a [[TheBadGuyWins complete victory for Lionel Luthor]], since Clark failed to stop him from wiping Lex's memories. But there ends up being a silver-lining that turns Lionel's victory into a PyrrhicVictory. Lionel doesn't find out until after Lex's memory is wiped that Lex had discovered Clark's secret, the same one that Lionel had been trying to figure out, and wiping his memories included all knowledge of said secret. Lionel can only rewind the footage of Lex telling Clark he knows his secret again and again, as he panics over realizing how much he just screwed himself.
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''Series/{{Smallville}}'', being a show about Clark Kent in the years before he became {{Superman}}, is an easy place to find a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome. Feel free to hum [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvFo5BijsHs the old John Williams theme]] during any of these. [[DrinkingGame It's healthier than drinking.]]
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''Series/{{Smallville}}'', being a show about Clark Kent in the years before he became {{Superman}}, Franchise/{{Superman}}, is an easy place to find a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome. Feel free to hum [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvFo5BijsHs the old John Williams theme]] during any of these. [[DrinkingGame It's healthier than drinking.]]
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** Clark FINALLY taking flight in "Collateral", holding Lois in a true {{Superman}} moment... shame it was AllJustADream caused by the Vigilante Registration Act's computer systems. But to do it, he had to overcome the same mental hangup that's keeping him from flying in real life.
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** Clark FINALLY taking flight in "Collateral", holding Lois in a true {{Superman}} Superman moment... shame it was AllJustADream caused by the Vigilante Registration Act's computer systems. But to do it, he had to overcome the same mental hangup that's keeping him from flying in real life.
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** To this troper, is when Clark did an EngineeredPublicConfession to Zod, leading to the HeelFaceTurn of all his followers.
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** While the Justice League and Justice Society were at each other's throats over how to handle to Kryptonian crisis when Zod finally decides to move, Clark, with a single speech, unites them, and it just so happens to be the speech where he's announcing that he'll lead the Kryptonians to a new world through the Book Of Rao, and that they'll have to protect the earth in his stead. Goes into SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming|Moments}} when they all announce that they'll be there to support him if he needs it.
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** While the Justice League and Justice Society were at each other's throats over how to handle to the Kryptonian crisis when Zod finally decides to move, Clark, with a single speech, unites them, and it just so happens to be the speech where he's announcing that he'll lead the Kryptonians to a new world through the Book Of Rao, and that they'll have to protect the earth in his stead. Goes into SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming|Moments}} when they all announce that they'll be there to support him if he needs it.
