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What
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Episode
#1-1
Written By: Alfred Gough
& Miles Millar
Directed By: David Nutter
Air Date: October 16, 2001
Notable Guest Stars: John Glover as Lionel
Luthor, Adrian McMorran as Jeremy Creek
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A
meteor shower hits the small town of Smallville;
twelve years later, a young man named
Clark Kent saves the life of Lex Luthor,
and both of their lives are changed forever... |
Episode
#1-2
Written By: Alfred Gough
& Miles Millar
Directed By: Michael Watkins & Philip
Sgriccia
Air Date: October 23, 2001
Notable Guest Stars: Chad E. Donella as
Greg Arkin |
He
eats, he molts, he mates. Beware the Bugboy...
Plus, Clark grapples with whether or not
to give Lana her necklace back. |
Episode
#1-3
Written By: Greg Walker
Directed By: Greg Beeman
Air Date: October 30, 2001
Notable Guest Stars: John Glover as Lionel
Luthor, Dan Lauria as Coach Walt Arnold,
Hiro Kanagawa as Principal H. James Kwan
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Smallville
High's football coach has a hot temper.
Meanwhile, Lionel Luthor comes to town,
Lana wants to quit cheerleading, and
Clark wants to play football.
Hiro
Kanagawa makes his first appearance
as Principal Kwan. He was originally
supposed to appear in the series pilot,
but his scenes were cut.
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Episode
#1-4
Written By: Mark Verheiden
Directed By: James Frawley
Air Date: November 6, 2001
Notable Guest Stars: Lizzy Caplan as Tina
Greer, Tom O'Brien as Roger Nixon.
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Guys
aren't the only ones with big crushes
on Lana. Tina Greer likes Lana so much
that she wants to *be* her. With her
meteor freak powers of shapeshifting,
that might not be too difficult. Oh
yeah, and Tina robs a bank as Lex. So
much for playing the evil card later
on.
Recurring
character Roger Nixon makes his first
appearance in this episode.
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Episode
#1-5
Written By: Michael Green
Directed By: Jim Contner
Air Date: November 13, 2001
Notable Guest Stars: Michael Coristine
as Sean Kelvin |
A
jock falls into Crater Lake and comes
out of it all a meteor freak who must
take body heat from his victims in order
to survive. His next target: Chloe Sullivan... |
Episode
#1-6
Written By: Doris Egan
Directed By: Chris Long
Air Date: November 20, 2001
Notable Guest Stars: George Murdock as
Old Harry, Eric Christian Olsen as Young
Harry, Jackie Burroughs as Cassandra |
An
old man gets a second chance at life thanks
to meteor rocks; and a woman predicts
the futures of Clark and Lex. |
Episode
#1-7
Written By: Michael Green
Directed By: Philip Sgriccia
Air Date: November 27, 2001
Notable Guest Stars: Amy Adams as Jodi
Melville, Joe Morton as Dr. Steven Hamilton |
A
girl goes on a meteor-rock shake diet
and becomes somewhat of a fat-sucking
vampire...
Dr.
Hamilton is introduced in this episode.
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Episode
#1-8
Written By: Cherie Bennett
and Jeff Gottesfeld
Directed By: Michael Watkins and Greg
Beeman
Air Date: December 11, 2001
Notable Guest Stars: John Glover as Lionel
Luthor, Tony Todd as Earl, Robert Wisden
as Gabe Sullivan |
What
is brewing on Level Three? Earl Jenkins,
a man who claims to have "jitters"
caused from experiments on that level
of the LuthorCorp plant, wants the answers...
and he's holding hostages until he finds
out the truth.
Chloe's
bad-jokes-making father makes his debut
here.
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Episode
#1-9
Written By: Mark Verheiden
Directed By: David Carson
Air Date: January 15, 2002
Notable Guest Stars: Cameron Dye as Sam
Phelan, Kelly Brook as Victoria Hardwick |
Yeah!
No Freak of the Week! Bad cop Sam Phelan
witnesses Clark using his powers, and
aims to take advantage of him. Meanwhile,
Victoria Hardwick comes to town... |
Episode
#1-10
Written By: Michael Green
& Mark Verheiden
Directed By: D.J. Caruso
Air Date: January 29, 2002
Notable Guest Stars: John Glover as Lionel
Luthor, Azura Skye as Amy, Kelly Brook
as Victoria Hardwick |
An
invisible bad guy (or girl) is causing
trouble... plus, what is Whitney hiding? |
Episode
#1-11
Written By: Doris Egan
Directed By: Chris Long
Air Date: February 5, 2002
Notable Guest Stars: John Glover as Lionel
Luthor, Rick Peters as Bob Rickman, Gregory
Sporleder as Kyle Tippett |
Two
salesmen were transformed in 1989 and
gifted with the same power of persuasion.
One decided to go into hiding before his
powers got him into trouble; another decided
to use his power for reasons of evil.
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Episode
#1-12
Written By: Tim Schlattman
Directed By: Greg Beeman
Air Date: February 12, 2002
Notable Guest Stars: Shawn Ashmore as
Eric Summers, Kelly Brook as Victoria
Hardwick, Tom O'Brien as Roger Nixon |
Clark's
powers are transferred to another young
man. As this young "Superboy"
gets known (for better or for worse),
Clark comes to term with the fact that
he no longer has powers. Plus, the storyline
with Victoria Hardwick concludes (thankfully!) |
Episode
#1-13
Written By: Philip Levens
Directed By: Robert Singer
Air Date: February 26, 2002 |
Three
jocks who say "bro" a lot and
have Kryptonite tattoos that can make
them walk through walls decide to bring
Whitney into their little gang. Be! The!
Car! |
Episode
#1-14
Story By: Alfred Gough & Miles Millar
Teleplay By: Mark Verheiden
Directed By: Michael Katelman
Air Date: March 12, 2002
Notable Guest Stars: Corin Nemec as Jude
Royce, Cameron Dye as Sam Phelan |
A
story partially told in flashback, as
it seems someone who was killed on a night
gone wrong at Club Zero in Lex's past
is back from the dead. All this, and Chloe
digs too deep into Clark's past for comfort,
and Bo's cows are killed. |
Episode
#1-15
Story By: Greg Walker
Teleplay By: Michael Green
Directed By: James Marshall
Air Date: March 19, 2002
Notable Guest Stars: Joe Morton as Dr.
Hamilton |
The
Nicodemus flower is back and it's making
people go closer to their deepest instincts.
Jonathan becomes violent; Lana becomes
trampy; and Pete decides to get his
revenge against Lex Luthor for what
the Luthors did to his family.
Sorry,
that wasn't really Kristin - that WAS
a body double in the pool scene!
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Episode
#1-16
Written By: Philip Levens
Directed By: Paul Shapiro
Air Date: April 16, 2002
Notable Guest Stars: Ryan Kelley as Ryan
James |
A
young man who can read minds is taken
in by the Kents.
Ryan
returns in the Season 2 episode "Ryan."
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Episode
#1-17
Written By: Cameron Litvack
Directed By: Terrance O'Hara
Air Date: April 23, 2002
Notable Guest Stars: John Glover as Lionel
Luthor, Jason Connery as Dominic, Reynaldo
Christian as Tyler Randall |
A
man touches people and they turn to dust,
becoming a human grim reaper. He thinks
he's doing what's right by ending their
suffering, |
Episode
#1-18
Written By: Philip Levens
& Michael Green
Directed By: Michael Katelman
Air Date: April 30, 2002
Notable Guest Stars: Shonda Farr as Sasha
Woodman |
It's
class election time, and it seems like
the buzz is around anyone who dares run
against Sasha Woodman. The list of candidates
includes Clark - the "Man of Tomorrow." |
Episode
#1-19
Written By: Philip Levens,
Alfred Gough & Miles Millar
Directed By: James Marshall
Air Date: May 7, 2002
Notable Guest Stars: Adam Brody as Justin
Gaines, Hiro Kanagawa as Principal Kwan,
John Glover as Lionel Luthor
Principal Kwan meets his doom in this
episode. |
A
young artist with the power of telekinesis
starts up a relationship with Chloe but
wishes revenge on those who left him in
his condition in the first place. Plus,
Whitney receives some tragic news... |
Episode
#1-20
Story By: Greg Walker
Teleplay By: Mark Verheiden & Michael
Green
Directed By: Terrance O'Hara
Air Date: May 14, 2002
Notable Guest Stars: Tom O'Brien as Roger
Nixon, Robert Wisden as Gabe Sullivan,
Joe Morton as Dr. Hamilton |
Lana
can see through the eyes of a bad guy.
Plus, Roger Nixon is inching closer to
the Kents... |
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Episode
#1-21
Written By: Alfred Gough
& Miles Millar
Directed By: Greg Beeman
Air Date: May 21, 2002
Notable Guest Stars: John Glover as
Lionel Luthor, Tom O'Brien as Roger
Nixon, Robert Wisden as Gabe Sullivan
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This
one really blows. A tornado comes to town
on the night of the Spring Formal. Clark
goes with Chloe, but of course you know
he's going to have to save Lana in the
tornado. Whitney announces he is leaving
for the Marines, and Lionel decides to
close the Smallville LuthorCorp plant.
Plus, Roger Nixon finds the storm cellar
and Lex has a choice to make... Part
one of two. |
