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episode 1: |
season premier
appearances : Erica Durance (Lois Lane) , Margot Kidder (Bridgette Crosby) |
Clark returns to Smallville re-programmed as Kal-El. Intent on fulfilling his destiny, Kal-El takes to the skies to steal a powerful kryptonite crystal. Meanwhile, Lois Lane comes to town to investigate the murder of her cousin Chloe. Also, Lana returns from Paris with a new attitude and a new boyfriend, Jonathan lies in a coma, and Lionel faces a grim new life in prison.
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NOTES: Sam Jones III no longer appears in the opening credits. Jensen Ackles is now listed fourth as a regular. Updated credits include new and additional footage, primarily from the previous season.Erica Durance is listed as "Special Guest Star" and will continue to be in her future appearances. Margot Kidder of course played Lois Lane opposite Christopher Reeve in the four Superman movies. Her "in another lifetime" comment alludes to the fact the characters were lovers. This episode marks the first appearance of Black Kryptonite, not only in this series but in the entire Superman universe as well. Music by Tahiti 80 (A Piece of Sunshine). Allison Mack does not appear in the opening credits or is credited at all (presumably to keep the audience believing she's dead and won't be showing up again), and only appears in the episode itself via a pre-recorded tape. Five Superman references: When the lightning is dissipating in the corn field, there is the image (albeit crude) of an "S" inside the familiar pentagon of Superman's chest shield; the colors that light up the cave wall are red, blue, and yellow; the blanket that Lois gives Clark is the exact color of red of the Superman cape; and the Superman "S" can clearly be seen on the Sphinx-ish figurine that Lex finds underground; When Lana does the charcoal rubbing of the "Warrior Woman" in the church, the shield the warrior is carrying is in the shape of Superman's famous chest-emblem - the symbol inside the shield (which becomes the mysterious tattoo on Lana's back) is a stylized "S." You can see Lana's tattoo on the cave wall. Martha gets thrown at it when Clark defeats Kal-El. According to Chloe's gravestone, she was 17. (1987-2004) Jensen Ackles' last starring role was on Dark Angel. Interestingly enough, Dark Angel also had strange characters appearing on the skin of the female lead. In the comics Dr. Bridgette Crosby is a scientist at S.T.A.R. Laboratories who works with kryptonite. |
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episode 2. |
appearances: Erica Durance (Lois Lane) Michael Ironside (General Sam Lane) Robert Wisden (Gabe Sullivan) |
Clark and Lois Lane investigate Chloe's apparent murder, but are stopped by an army officer, General Sam Lane, who turns out to be Lois' father. Lois suspects that Sam knows more about Chloe's death than he will admit, and Clark discovers that Sam has recently been in contact with Lex. Jason arrives from Paris and convinces Lana to continue their relationship. Suspecting that Chloe is still alive, Lionel sends an assassin with the power to morph his limbs into metallic weapons to keep Chloe from testifying against him.
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NOTE: Michael Ironside is no stranger to the DC Comics world. He's provided the voice of Darkseid, Superman's most powerful rival, in Superman: The Animated Series and in the Justice League two-part episode Twilight.Allison Mack is once more uncredited, either in the opening credits or as a guest star. Robert Wisden receives an opening guest credit despite only appearing in a short flashback with no dialogue, while James Bell (II) who has several extended scenes and a long conversation with Lionel, is credited to end-of-show. The song we hear when Lana meets her Paris Love in the Ex coffee shop is "She Will Be Loved (acoustic version)" by Maroon 5 from the Album "1.22.03.Acoustic" |
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episode 3: |
appearances: Erica Durance (Lois Lane) Brianna Lynn Brown (Abigail Fine) Eric Johnson (Whitney Ford) Julianne Christie (Dr. Elaine Fine) Michael Ironside (General Sam Lane) |
Clark faces a surprising new foe in the form of a shy high school girl who turns to plastic surgery to enhance her looks and boost her popularity. However, things go awry when she discovers that her kryptonite-enhanced beauty causes harm to anyone she kisses - and she decides her next victim will be Lana. Meanwhile, Jason and Lana continue to hide their relationship from Clark.
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NOTE: The WB advertised this episode as "Kryp/Tuck" John Glover doesn't appear in this episode. Music: Toby Lightman (Little Things) and Avril Lavigne "My Happy Ending" (Under My Skin). Eric Johnson reprises his role as Whitney Fordman in flashback. |
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episode 4: |
appearances: Erica Durance (Lois Lane) Amanda Walsh (Mandy) |
Clark joins the football team at school and is immediately given the starting quarterback position after the old quarterback starts a fight with new coach Jason. Curious about the behavior change in his old teammate, Clark and Lois investigate and discover that the cheerleaders are poisoning the team's water with kryptonite, turning the players into Stepford-like boyfriends.
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NOTE: The WB advertised this episode as "Thirst". During its original airing, this episode begins and ends with a brief tribute to Christopher Reeve (Dr. Swann), who passed away on October 10, 2004, three days before the episode's premiere. John Glover doesn't appear in this episode. Music by Authority Zero (Andiamo), Sam Roberts (We Were Born in a Flame), Hawk Nelson (Letter to the President), and Ash (Meltdown). |
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episode 5: |
appearances: Kyle Gallner (Bart Allen) Benjamin Ratner (Hanison) |
After Jonathan's wallet is stolen, Clark super-speeds after the thief but is stunned when he cannot catch him. The thief, Bart Allen, later shows up at the farm and tries to talk Clark into leaving Smallville for a life on the road together, flexing their super powers. Meanwhile, Lex buys a priceless framed manuscript with Kryptonian symbols and Clark learns that it contains a mysterious hidden map. However, when Bart steals the manuscript from Lex and Clark intervenes, he must make the decision whether to leave Clark to die and leave for a life of crime, or become a hero.
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NOTE: The WB pre-advertised the episode using the promotional title "The Flash." John Glover doesn't appear in this episode. Music by: The Roots (The Tipping Point), Rascal Flatts (Feels Like Today). |
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episode 6: Transference |
appearances: J.P. Manoux (Edgar) Margot Kidder (Bridgette Crosby) |
Clark hears a painful ringing sound in his ears and is drawn to the prison where Lionel is being held. When he sees Lionel attempt to stab Lex with a strange glowing stone, Clark grabs for the stone causing the two men to switch bodies. Learning his new body has super powers, Lionel immediately begins wreaking havoc on Smallville. Trapped behind bars without his powers, Clark must figure out a way to get his body and powers back in order to save his friends and family.
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NOTE: Margot Kidder is billed by character name. Music by: Jimmy Eat World (Futures). Lionel's roommate points out two symbols on his wall - one is Lana's tattoo (meaning water), while another is Clark's symbol (the symbol of his ancestors according to Jor-El) which means air. |
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episode 7: Jinx |
appearances: Trent Ford (Mikail Mxyzptlk) |
Chloe becomes involved with foreign exchange student and bookie Mikail Mxyzptlk after he uses his powers to control Clark and force him to stumble, injuring another player. When Chloe and Clark figure out Mxyzptlk's secret, ultimately he threatens to kill her unless Clark throws the championship game. Meanwhile, Lex is suspicious and threatens Mxyzptlk with deportation unless he tells Lex his secret.
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NOTE: John Glover doesn't appear in this episode. Music by Green Day (Boulevard of Broken Dreams - American Idiot), the Donnas (Gold Medal), The Hives (Tyrannosaurus Hives), and Social Distortion (Sex, Love, and Rock' n' Roll). Mxyzptlk is pronounced here as "Micks ill pittle ick" (see Analysis below). |
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episode 8: |
appearances: Erica Durance (Lois Lane) |
(From the WB) After Lana reads from a spell book written in the 1600s, she, Lois, and Chloe become possessed by witches that had been burned at the stake. The three witches have come back seek revenge and search for the powerful Kryptonian crystals, wreaking havoc on the town in the process. Clark attempts to stop the witches but they strip him of his powers and force him to reveal the location of the crystal he hid in the cave.
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- papanoorin ko pa lang sya.. malamang bukas ^_^
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episode9: Bound
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appearances: Jane Seymour (Genevieve Teague) |
Meeting Jason's mom (Jane Seymour in the first of five episodes) is a nightmare for Lana, who recognizes her from a disturbing dream she had about the witch Isobel.
(from the WB) After Lex is accused of killing a young woman, Clark sets out to prove his innocence and turns to an unlikely source for help - Lionel. Swearing he is a changed man, Lionel offers Clark insight into the crime but he asks for something in return. Meanwhile, Lana meets Jason's parents and has a vivid flashback of the incident in Paris, leading her to suspect that Jason's mother was there when she got her tattoo.
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episode 10: Scare |
appearances: Jane Seymour (Genevieve Teague) |
There are people infected with a toxin, including Jason.
By this time Clark knows about Lana and Jason's relationship. Jason is in the hospital.
The toxins make someone "sustain a level of panic"... until their heart gives out. Lana is distraught.
Lionel gets into some conflict with some other inmates following a chess game.
We meet the prison warden, Anita Stone.
Lionel is still saying he's a changed man, and "now wants to help others."
The Appeals Court has overturned Lionel's conviction. Lionel is surprised, as he says he tried to pay off as many people as possible to get out, and he thought it wasn't a possibility.
Lionel tells the judge he wants to STAY in prison to help people. (?!?!) Against Lionel's wishes... someone has gotten him out, and he is now a free man.
There's a character named "Otis Ford" in this one! Call Ned Beatty's agent, Otis has landed in Smallville. Otis is a project manager in his 40's who is working for Lex, and it is his people who have created the toxins. "Statistics aren't lying in these beds. My employees are," Lex says following an explosion in the lab.
Clark and Lex arrange for Jason to get a job with LuthorCorp. Maybe something bad happens with his coaching job?
The toxins cause other hallicinations, which make us think they hit Lex and Chloe as well. Chloe sees a woman she thinks is her mother, in a straight jacket. "I've been waiting for you, Chloe," the woman says. "You can't escape it. No women in our family ever have." The woman turns around, and her face is revealed as a gaunt version of Chloe herself!
Lex has an even more disturbing nightmare. The setting: A church. A priest asks if he and a veiled woman are to be lawfully wedded husband and wife. The veiled woman is... Lana! "No!" she exclaims. "I could never love you, Lex."
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episode 12: Unsafe |
appearances: Jane Seymour (Genevieve Teague) Sarah Carter (Alicia Baker) |
Lana makes the comment to Chloe that "Whenever I thought about my first time I kind of always thought it would be with Clark." Chloe tells her "It hasn't happened yet," meaning, it sounds like Lana is considering having sex with Jason but has not yet at this point.
Clark, in full Kal mode, is wearing a black Armani tux in front of a preacher... he and Alicia are going to get married! No, we're not making this up! After the whole "you may kiss the bride" spiel, Clark superspeeds him and Alicia out of there to the bridal suite at a Las Vegas hotel. "Time to make it official," Kal/Clark says, before they... well, we don't know what happens next, but one can imagine.
Lionel claims he is starting a new charity, to help sufferers of hunger, poverty, and abuse, but Lex doesn't buy it. "Perfect place to wash all that blood money and make it all look presentable..." Lex says. "Forget it, Dad. You're not getting a dime."
Lana approaches Jason slowly and nervous on the college campus. Will she, too, do the deed? We shall see...
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episode 13: Pariah |
appearances: Erica Durance (Lois Lane) Sarah Carter (Alicia Baker) |
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There is some conflict between Chloe and Alicia in the Smallville Torch office. After their bickering, Alicia implies to Chloe that Clark may be a "freak" himself. Could this revelation mean Chloe learning The Secret? "Everyone knows you're crazy, Alicia. Why should I believe anything you say?" Chloe tells her.
Clark is defensive to Jonathan about Alicia, insisting that she is all better. "So much better that she used your secret against you and infected you with Red Kryptonite," Jonathan tells him.
"Alicia kept my secret. She let herself get shot to protect me," Clark tells him.
A security guard warns Jason to stay away from Lana as they enter the Talon. "We're here to ensure your safety, Miss Lang," the guard tells her. Lex then approaches, and it is revealed that the Talon's owner, Lex, hired security to watch the building to ensure Lana's safety. "Safe from who, me?" Jason asks. Lex pulls him aside.
Lex tells Jason that it was a misunderstanding, and the security team is a bit overzealous. Apparently at some time previous to this episode Lana is attacked at her apartment above the Talon. To protect her, Lex has suggested that she stay with him at the mansion. Lana insists that she is all right with Jason staying there with her.
Later in the episode, Jason is attacked. Clark is at the police station telling Sheriff Adams, and provides evidence, a scarf from the car. |