TOM WELLING Shares His Boiler Point Moment During SMALLVILLE

I honestly feel like when it’s been a long day, nothing is going right, you’re tired and stressed and just want to go home, I think going off in anger is more of a catharsis. And then once it happens and you calm down you have that “I shouldn’t have said that” moment

Tom should have been in the new Superman movie! Big mistake:(. Love the acting from everyone! Loved Lex too!

What an awesome podcast!!!

Great clip! You know how many people refuse to admit they were wrong.

Emotional intelligence*

I still can't help but think of Tom and Michael as being so much younger...time passes way too fast.

I don’t agree with that take at all, some moron clipping you can ruin your career completed. Take the clip and show him directly, don’t air it to everyone. That is nothing but wanting someone to suffer.

You can rent a place for us for a while year if you choose iam still in love with you circumstances lead us away from each the powers at be then i became a pawn of the empire shes a princess now yu cant martied our princess unless the king the father benefits from a then became royal marriage but were love at first sight forever and always later go home to your wife Clark

oh wait that’s Lex!

Hes so real ❤ good on him

I’ll be honest. I’m not a podcast guy. I loved smallville through high school and well after. I’ve seen every episode. This podcast might be better than the show. With the focus on reality, mental health, and the raw interactions between everyone. I’m hooked. Thanks for this.

Yes they'll be forever both heroes to me ..Superman & Lex Luther!!

similar to the Michael Richards comedy drama. I bet he learned A lot from that

How many times do we judge someone for a rage out video online? That's like that person's worst moment. And the whole internet treats them like that's how they are every second of every day. I treated some guys at the hardware store like crap a few years back, and I actually went back and talked to the guys and said I was sorry for it. Middle of a project, hungry, stressed, and I took it out on them. The guys were cool about it, but I still look back at my behavior with a lot of shame. We should all be a lot less judgemental when these freakouts appear. Everybody has their moments, but most of us are lucky enough that it doesn't hit the internet.

I dont watch podcats... but i love the shorts and small videos hitting my feed.

I wish i watched smallville while it was first airing. I didnt watch smallville until i was maybe 30 like 5 years ago.

Or maybe it was better because man. That viewing took me back. It was so nostalgic even though i had never seen the show prior. I remember seeing all the actors faces around that time so seeing them in show for the first time was truly awesome.

Respect

Tom: I lost my...
Michael: Shit
Tom: Composture

Lex and Clark right there guys.

Ohhh his friend with coke problem must be Johnny depp

Who was the actor with coke problem

Tom is superman and doesn't need to apologize for anything

Smallville was such an amazing show! Very well cast, written and acted.

What is a "boiler point?"

Also Christian Bale apologized to the guy and took him out to dinner. He did a wonderful radio interview where he agreed he was an a**hole and was not making any excuses. The guy was being incredibly unprofessional and distracting. I've been an Actor where I've had to give an intensely emotional performance and in my eye-line is a key grip looking bored at me. I've been polite about it, but I totally understand the anger/frustration especially if you're trying to get into the proper state and the clock is running out AND you're feeling the pressure of being the reason this movie will either succeed or fail.

Great conversation. A lot to learn from this on my end. Thanks guys.

Props to you for recognizing it for what it was and growing from it. Good for you

This makes me think of that Randy Quaid skit where he fucking loses it on set lmao.

I had some drunk idiot spill their drink on me. I turned around asking if they were blind. They said yes but was also drunk. I laughed and to this day we are close mates. He's great to watch movies with. The stares of entering with a blind man are just too much fun.

"A monk is out in a boat meditating with his eyes closed. While he's meditating he feels another boat hit his boat, but he doesn't open his eyes and he continues meditating, and all the while his frustration and anger grow. When he opens his eyes ready to give the pilot of the other boat a piece of his mind, he discovered that it was an unmoored boat that had just bumped up against him." Your story made me think of this little anecdote.

I have not had this happen yet, but I know it will, and I do not look forward to that humbling moment.

I just want to tell you guys thank you for starting this channel. I was never really much of a Smallville fan but after witnessing all of the horror's that come out of Hollywood and just seeing you guys how well-rounded you are. It really helps me. It's nice to see that some people make it out of hollywood and are well adjusted individuals. Your channel actually helps calm me down.

Damn, hurts me to see Tom gray out, this guy was my idol in highschool

I love Michael and Tom just talking about “stuff”.
Thank you guys!!!

I have “totally lost it” like that too, AND it was justified! The problem is, even though it happened over a decade ago, I feel sick and upset to my core whenever I think about it. Justified or not, it’s awful. “Don’t stack the dynamite”.

This podcast is definitely therapeutic for you guys

I don't care what anyone says, I loved Smallville. Was the first Superman inspired thing I had liked since Christopher Reeve played the role.

Can someone answer this for me. When I see clips of this podcast it’s always about the bad things that happened, or how someone was unhappy.
I would love to invest the time to watching some of my favorite actors and actresses talk about one of my favorite shows, but it appears that they all absolutely hated every minute. Is that true?

Anyone else think Tom's talking about Steve Martin at the end?

It’s such a joy to see these old geezers chatting old times.

So much privilege in all these videos, and not normal everyday life for most people.

That last story was about Steve Martin !!! 😂

I guessing least moment is Clark and lex’s friendship crumbles 1st from a room to the ‘Clark museum’, and then 2nd time lex’s obsession sadly gets worse when not getting trust enough

😂😂😂😂

Lost my....
Hero: ...Composure.
Villain: ....Shit.

Cain!

Title should read “boiling point”

Baby actors

Love these 2 guys but GOD I couldn't stand Smallville lol it never made sense to me and I'm not a superman fan but so much was wrong with it. Never understand stood it. My cousin would watch every season and then buy it when released and watch it again until the next season lol

This reminds me of a phase in my life (quite recently) where i would lose my cool and break something whether its a controller or headset. One day i lost my shit and destroyed my cell phone. I felt so dumb after the fact because not only i had to buy a new phone, but the head of our plan was having brain surgery (no pun intended) so i had no choice but to begin a new phone plan which was a new expense on top of my mortgage and my car. Since then, i never freaked out like that again. Whenever im in a heated moment, i remove myself situation and collect my thoughts. Havent had a meltdown ever since.

Christian bale talked about it. It was a hot day. They had been filming for like 13 hours. Everyone on set was hot, tired and pissed off and the director kept going let’s just try one more time. And he snapped. He said like an hour later he called the guy and apologized. He said the director was like okay let’s just wrap for the day. And the take used on screen was one they had done like 3 hours prior.