The origins of the world’s greatest hero–from Krypton refugee Kal-el’s arrival on Earth through his tumultuous teen years to Clark Kent’s final steps toward embracing his destiny as the Man of Steel.
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The origins of the world’s greatest hero–from Krypton refugee Kal-el’s arrival on Earth through his tumultuous teen years to Clark Kent’s final steps toward embracing his destiny as the Man of Steel.
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Clark returns to Smallville as Kal-El - intent on fulfilling his destiny, he goes after a powerful kryptonian crystal that Lex has obtained in Egypt. Meanwhile, newcomer Lois Lane arrives in Smallville to look into the death of her cousin Chloe, and Lana returns from Paris with a new boyfriend. Jonathan lies in a coma after the events of last year's season finale and Lionel must deal with his new life in prison.
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Directed by Greg BeemanWritten by Miles Millar, Alfred GoughGuest stars Erica Durance, Ona Grauer, Margot Kidder, Alexandr Kalugin, Rekha Sharma, Dan Joffre, Mina E. Mina, Bill Meilen
After discovering that Chloe's body isn't in her coffin, Clark and Lois Lane investigate. Meanwhile, Lana's life in Paris catches up with her in Smallville. And Lionel sends a killer to determine if Chloe is alive and kill her for sure.
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Directed by James MarshallWritten by Brian Peterson, Kelly SoudersGuest stars Erica Durance, Michael Ironside, Colin Lawrence, Robert Wisden, Jamie Bell, James Michalopolous, Michael Jonsson
Abigail, an ugly high school girl, gets plastic surgery from her surgeon-mother to boost her popularity. However, her beauty hides a dark secret - when she kisses someone they're inflicted with life-threatening hallucinations. When Lana sees Abigail with one of her victims, she becomes the next target.
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Directed by David CarsonWritten by Holly HaroldGuest stars Erica Durance, Eric Johnson, Brianna Brown, Michael Ironside, Julianne Christie, Rob Freeman, Lee Rumohr, Jared Keeso
Clark decides to join the football team over Jonathan's wishes and gets the starting quarterback position when his predecessor attacks Jason over a girl. Clark and Lois investigate and discover that the cheerleaders are using kryptontie in the team's water supply to turn them into obedient mindless boyfriends.
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Directed by David CarsonWritten by Luke SchelhaasGuest stars Erica Durance, Amanda Walsh, Chelan Simmons, Moneca Delain, Lisa Marie Caruk, Graham Kosakoski, Jared Keeso, Colby Wilson
Jonathan's wallet is stolen by a super-speed thief, Bart Allen, who is faster than Clark. Bart comes to the farm and becomes friends with Clark, but Bart returns to crime when he sees an ancient manuscript that Lex has. As Clark soon realizes, the manuscript holds a map to one of the kryptonian crystals and he must go up against Bart to recover it.
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Directed by David BarrettWritten by Steven S. DeKnightGuest stars Kyle Gallner, Ben Immanuel, Paul Lazenby
Clark is drawn to the state penitentery by one of the kryptonian crystals, which Lionel is using to switch bodies with Lex. Clark intervenes and Lionel enters his body instead. While Lionel uses his newfound super-powers to regain his lost fortune and alienate Clark's friend, Clark must convince his parents that he is the "real" Clark and reverse the processs, while avoiding murderous convicts.
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Directed by James MarshallWritten by Todd Slavkin, Darren SwimmerGuest stars Terence Kelly, J.P. Manoux, Margot Kidder, Richard Faraci
Mikail Mxyzptlk, a foreign exchange student and bookie, has the power to control others and uses it to sabotage football games, including the one Clark is quarterbacking. Clark and Chloe figure out his secret, but he threatens to kill Chloe unless Clark throws the next game. Mikail came to Smallville via LuthorCorp, and Lex will do almost anything to learn his secret.
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Directed by Paul ShapiroWritten by Mark D. WarshawGuest stars Trent Ford, Rob Freeman, Kevan Kase, Adam Thomas
Lana reads a spell book belonging to her 17th century ancestor, the witch Isabelle, and becomes possessed by her spirit. Isabelle resurrects her other two witches and together they seek out the kryptonian crystals, using their magic to render Clark powerless.
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Directed by Jeannot SzwarcWritten by Steven S. DeKnightGuest stars Erica Durance, Mark Acheson, Lara Gilchrist, Melanie Papalia, William S. Taylor
Lex is accused of killing a young woman and Clark turns to Lionel for help. Meanwhile, Lana has a dream of her ancestor and a mysterious second woman - a dead ringer for Jason's mother Genevieve, who arrives to visit her son and his new girlfriend.
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Directed by Terrence O'HaraWritten by Luke SchelhaasGuest stars Mark Acheson, Cobie Smulders, Claudette Mink, Jane Seymour, Patricia Mayen-Salazar, Melissa Poll
A Luthorcorp experiment is released into the atmosphere - a toxin that causes its victims to hallucinate their worst fear. Chloe, Clark, Lana, and Jason all fall fictim to the toxin, and Lex, desperate to find a cure, takes a dangerous antidote. Meanwhile, Lionel is released from prison and his conviction overturned thanks to a mysterious benefactor.
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Directed by David CarsonWritten by Brian Peterson, Kelly SoudersGuest stars Samantha Ferris, Malcolm Stewart, Jerry Wasserman, Wendy Chmelauskas, Norm Sherry, Dave 'Squatch' Ward, James R. Baylis, Michael Hanus
Alicia (from "Obsession") is supposedly cured and returns to Smallville to start things back up with Clark. When she pushes for more and he turns reluctant, Alicia expoess him to red kryptonite, and the two go off to Las Vegas to get married. Meanwhile, Lana questions whether sex may prove the key to winning Jason back.
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Directed by Greg BeemanWritten by Steven S. DeKnight, Jeph LoebGuest stars John Pyper-Ferguson, Sarah Carter, Moneca Delain, Ron Selmour, Don MacKay, Wendy Donaldson, Lisa Marie Caruk
When a mysterious killer strikes at both Lana and Jason, Alicia is the leading suspect and even Clark comes to doubt her innocence. Feeling betrayed, she secretly tricks Clark into revealing his powers in front of one of his friends. And Genevieve returns to town with an offer for Lex, who in turn has an offer for Jason.
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Directed by Paul ShapiroWritten by Holly HaroldGuest stars Erica Durance, Derek Hamilton, Sarah Carter, Jane Seymour, Camille Mitchell
Clark is approached by Met U for recruitment and meets Geoff, a former Smallville resident. It soon becomes apparent that he is using his powers to paralyze anybody who gets in his way...including Lois.
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Directed by Jeannot SzwarcWritten by Todd Slavkin, Darren SwimmerGuest stars Erica Durance, John Novak, Amanda Crew, Chris Carmack, Steve Makaj, Brandi Alexander, Kirsten Alter, Colby Johannson
Lois accidentally hits a dog and brings it back to the farm to heal, but Clark quickly realizes it has super-strength. He investigates and discovers it was part of an aborted LuthorCorp experiment...and that robbers are using the dogs to help them steal money. Meanwhile, Lana wonders what Jason is up to with his mother, and Jason is forced to ask Genevieve a few questions of his own.
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Directed by James MarshallWritten by Luke SchelhaasGuest stars Erica Durance, Nolan Gerard Funk, Diego Klattenhoff, Jane Seymour, Alvin Sanders, Alex Green
After Clark receives a message from the recently-deceased Dr. Swann, he and Lana follow Jason and Lex to China in search of one of the kryptonian crystals. Lana is tortured, causing Isabelle to emerge and wreck havoc in her search for the crystal.
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Directed by Brad TurnerWritten by Brian Peterson, Kelly SoudersGuest stars Michelle Goh, Byron Mann, Terence Stamp, Michelle Goh
Lucy Lane, Lois' younger sister, comes to Smallville but Clark catches her stealing money from the Talon to pay off a European crime syndicate. Lex offers to help but everything is not what it seems. Meanwhile, a thief breaks into Lana's apartment and steals the crystal, and Jason suspects Lionel.
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Directed by David BarrettWritten by Neil Sadhu, Daniel Sulzberg, Neil SadhuGuest stars Erica Durance, Dayna Devon, Erica Cerra, Kaleena Kiff, Peter Wingfield, Peyton List
A black kryptonite explosion splits Lex in two and his evil side - Alexander - is released. Alexander imprisons Lex in the mansion then gives full vent to his evil side - he threatens to evict Lana from the Talon unless she becomes his mate, jousts with Lionel, and tries to kill Clark and Chloe when they figure out his secret.
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Directed by Terrence O'HaraWritten by Steven S. DeKnightGuest stars Malcolm Stewart, Rekha Sharma, Craig Lapthorne, Carra Maureen
On the eve of the Smallville High School Prom, stuck-up candidate for Prom Queen Dawn Stiles is pulled into a coma when she is involved in a car crash into a ravine filled with dozens of chunks of kryptonite. While her body lies in a coma, Dawn finds her spirit allowed to possess the bodies of others, where she can continue her quest to become Prom Queen. As a result, Martha, her body possessed by Dawn, flirts with Clark and asks him to the Prom, Lana attempts to electrocute the ex-boyfriend who dumped Dawn, Lois goes all-out to ensure she and Clark go to Prom together, and Chloe attempts to set fire to the school on Prom night.
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Directed by Whitney RansickWritten by Luke SchelhaasGuest stars Erica Durance, Veena Sood, Kandyse McClure, Jesse Hutch, Beatrice Rosen, Rebecca Reichert, Camille Mitchell, Dan Joffre
When a boy who can make people lose their memories robs the Talon, Clark goes after him but gets total amnesia. Chloe finds out what happened and has to tutor Clark in the use of his superpowers and make sure he doesn't accidentally reveal his secret. While Clark, Chloe, and Lois try to track down Kevin, Clark takes advantage of his "new life" to ask Lana on a date. And Lex tries to turn Clark's memory loss to his advantage by getting him to reveal the secret of the caves.
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Directed by Jeannot SzwarcWritten by Brian Peterson, Kelly SoudersGuest stars Erica Durance, Tom Butler, Jonathan Bennett, Heather Doerksen, Camille Mitchell
Checking out a crater in a cornfield, Clark and Lana discover a baby with no parents and take him back to the Kent farm. However, when the baby, Evan, ages from a newborn to a 7-year-old in less than a day, it becomes clear he is aging at a rapid rate and they turn to Lex for help. Meanwhile, Genevieve suspects Lex has the Chinese Kryptonian artifact and orders Lionel to either recover it...or risk putting Lex in danger of his life.
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Directed by Steven S. DeKnightWritten by Steven S. DeKnightGuest stars Colin Ford, Frank C. Turner, Matt Ellis, Pascale Hutton, Jane Seymour, Camille Mitchell, John Shaw, Jeffrey Ballard
Clark must stop the school photographer after he sets up a fake high school and uses his ability to petrify people to kidnap students - including Chloe and Lana - to keep the glory days of high school going forever. Meanwhile, Lex and Lionel are kidnapped and tortured by the Teagues in an effort to find the Kryptonian artifact, revealing that...Lana has it.
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Directed by James MarshallWritten by Brian Peterson, Kelly SoudersGuest stars Erica Durance, Veena Sood, Steven Grayhm, Chad Krowchuk, Jane Seymour, Fiona Scott, Stephanie Nudd, Keira Kabatow
After a nightmare, Clark goes to the cave to confront his father Jor-El. Jor-El warns that the crystals have fallen into human hands and have triggered a new meteor shower which will annihilate the Earth unless he reunites the three crystals. Meanwhile, Lex helps Lana, who has apparently commited murder, but then turns against her to get possession of her Kryptonian stone. As disaster looms, Chloe and Lois try to find Lana while Clark attempts to reassemble the stones, and Jason returns to make things unpleasant for the Kents.
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Directed by Greg BeemanWritten by Todd Slavkin, Darren SwimmerGuest stars Erica Durance, Jane Seymour, Craig Veroni, Anthony Harrison, Terence Stamp, David Orth, Tom Pickett, Robert Gauvin
