List of Smallville characters

2130:: A hero who first appeared in the episode "Run" as a teenage pickpocket who uses his speed to rob others. After robbing both Lex and Jonathan, Clark tracks Bart to the fence in Suicide Slums he works for, where Bart uses a shard of kryptonite to weaken Clark but ultimately has a change of heart and returns the items he stole to both Johnathan and Lex. The episode ends with Bart and Clark having a friendly race through Smallville, with Bart shown to vastly outpace Clark as he waves goodbye, the two departing as friends. Bart was the first superpowered being in the series to not be alien or obtain his powers from the meteor rocks in Smallville, with his powers instead coming from an accident that granted him a connection to the Speed Force (this also sent him forward in time from the 31st century, where the character is originally from in the comics). He later reappears in the Season 6 episode "Justice" and is revealed to have joined Oliver's proto-Justice League team, where Oliver gave him the codename Impulse. Oliver and Bart are attacking Project 33.1 facilities, when Bart is captured but later rescued by his team and Clark and helps destroy the facility. Bart makes other appearances as a part of the larger Justice League throughout the show's last four seasons, helping Clark fight Doomsday with Black Canary and Green Arrow in Season 8 and paying his respects at Hawkman's funeral in Season 10. He returns in the Season 11 comic in a run where he and Clark fight Black Flash and meet Smallville's iteration of Jay Garrick for the first time. While he disappears into the Speed Force to defeat Black Flash, the writer of the Season 11 comic stated that he is not dead for certain and may possibly return in a future story. Bart was used for the 1012:

Clark was becoming an adult on the show. It also allowed for O'Toole the chance to depict "strong emotions" over Jonathan's death. Al Gough feels that Jonathan's passing allowed for them to explore more of Martha's smart and strong side, as well as her relationship with Lionel. The idea was to show that there was some form of attraction between Martha and Lionel, but that Martha would never have any romantic relationship with the billionaire, especially after all that he had done to her family. O'Toole likens Martha's interest in Lionel with that of watching a dangerous animal: "It's that attraction you have for a very beautiful, dangerous animal. You know you can't stop watching it, but at the same time you feel, 'Oh my God, he's going to kill me'". The actress believes that Martha's ultimate motivation was to get close enough to Lionel to know what he is planning to do to Clark. When it came time for Martha to leave the show, writer Todd Slavkin contends that they wanted to give the character "more of a send-off" than they achieved on film. Slavkin explains that they could not do anything equivalent to what they gave John Schneider, as there were already so many storylines going on by the season six finale that they could not fit anything else in. The writers also realized that they could not kill off the character, and so chose to send her to the US Senate, creating a parallel to Clark where Martha fights injustice on the political stage.

1851:. Adam is first seen as a fellow patient of Lana's at the Smallville Medical Center in the episode "Asylum"; he helps Lana get through her physical therapy after she was trampled by a horse. The two develop a friendship, which starts to grow deeper in the episode "Delete" when Lana offers to rent Adam the apartment above the coffee shop. In "Hereafter", Adam's actions—specifically his injection of an unidentified drug—begin to arouse suspicion in Lana and her friends. It is revealed Adam was once Chad Nash, a man who died of a rare liver disease, and the injection of a drug given to him by LuthorCorp resurrected him and is the only thing keeping him alive. Lana discovers Adam has been keeping a journal of all her actions, as well as all of Clark's, so she tries, and fails, to evict him. Lana asks Lex for help in getting rid of Adam, but he disappears before Lex can find him. In "Obsession", Lex tracks Adam's whereabouts to a LuthorCorp lab run by Dr. Teng, where Dr. Teng has been keeping Adam alive against the orders of Lionel Luthor, who cut off his supply when he failed to uncover any new information on Clark. Adam eventually breaks out of his confinement in the episode "Crisis", killing Dr. Teng and the rest of the lab technicians. He kidnaps Lana and attempts to kill her, but Clark arrives in time to stop him. Without his serum, Adam's body rapidly deteriorates until he finally dies. 1338:, Clark's Kryptonian cousin. She arrived on Earth at the same time as Clark, with the mission to protect her cousin, but was stuck in suspended animation for eighteen years. In the season seven premiere, Kara is released from suspended animation and saves Lex from drowning. A brief glimpse of Kara flying into the sky results in Lex's new obsession with finding the "angel" that saved his life. Kara eventually finds Clark, in the episode "Kara", who informs her that Krypton was destroyed when the two of them were sent to Earth, and everyone there is dead. Clark teaches Kara to control some of her abilities, and at the same time blend into society while building a familial relationship with her. In season seven's "Lara", Kara is captured by the Department of Domestic Security and tortured, where she relives one of her early memories of visiting Earth with Clark's mother, Lara. She realizes that her perceptions of her father were wrong and that he was as evil as Clark said. Kara and Clark work together to fight her father, Zor-El, who was unwittingly released when Clark attempted to create a clone of his biological mother in the episode "Blue". When Zor-El is destroyed at the end of the battle, Kara disappears from the Fortress of Solitude. 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In the season eight finale, Chloe uses black kryptonite to separate Davis from Doomsday, leaving him human; when Davis discovers that Chloe does not love him he stabs Jimmy with a pipe. Before Davis can attack Chloe, Jimmy pushes him into a metal rod, which results in Davis's death before Jimmy himself dies. 2173:: A hero who first appeared in the episode "Cyborg". He is a young man given bionic enhancements following an accident granting him powers like superhuman strength, speed, technopathy,and energy projection. He was on the run from SynTechnics, who were conducting unethical and dehumanizing experiments on him. While he meets Clark and Lana and he hides out with them for his own protection, he goes off to look for his lost girlfriend Katherine and is recaptured in a trap laid by Alistar Krieg, the head scientist who experimented on him. Victor nearly had a brain chip drilled into his head that would turn him into a robot before being rescued by Clark and being reunited with Katherine. He reappears as a member of the proto-Justice League in Season 6, where he was given upgraded bionics and started going by the codename Cyborg. He and the rest of the team start work to take down a Project 33.1 facility (and to rescue their teammate/friend Bart Allen) before departing on a mission to Corto Maltese at the end of the episode. Victor continues to appear as a member of the League throughout the final seasons of Smallville. 1424:

nano-transmitter into Tess's optic nerve so that he could keep an eye on everything she is doing. Visibly upset by this, Tess places a jamming device into her necklace to disrupt the signal, but not before telling Lex that she will cut him off from the outside world and sell off everything that he owns. In the episode "Requiem", Tess sold controlling interest in LuthorCorp to Queen Industries. In "Turbulence", Tess tries to get Clark to reveal his powers after she read one of Lionel Luthor's journals that identified Clark as "The Traveler", but her effort failed. In the episode "Eternal", it is shown that Tess has the Kryptonian orb that brought down the Fortress of Solitude, and in "Injustice" a disembodied voice emanates from the orb revealing that Tess's recent actions to get Clark to reveal his powers and kill Doomsday are because the voice was instructing her to do so. In the season eight finale, the orb activates itself and transports

1674:, Gough and Millar decided they were going to bring him on for season two. They had already crafted a character, Dr. Virgil Swann, they knew would reveal the truth about Krypton to Clark, and they decided Reeve would be perfect for the part. According to Gough and Millar, it was "natural" for Reeve to be the one to educate Clark about his past, and help him see his future. As Gough describes it, the scene between Clark and Dr. Swann is a "passing of the torch" moment for the series. Gough and Millar explain the importance of the character: "Dr. Swann provided the first tantalizing answers to the quest plaguing Clark for all of his young life. 'Where am I from?' 'What happened to my parents?' 'Am I truly alone?" The creative team flew to New York to film Reeve's scenes since he used a wheelchair and required additional assistance when travelling. Although James Marshall directed the episode, for Reeve's scenes in New York the 863:

alienated by Clark, begins hanging around a group of street racers. When Pete refuses to throw a race, his life is put in jeopardy, and he forces Clark to abuse his powers in order to help Pete win a race. This leads to a falling out between the two friends. The character was written out of the series at the end of season three, citing the trouble keeping Clark's secret was causing him. Pete returns to Smallville in season seven's "Hero", after gaining superhuman abilities from kryptonite-enhanced chewing gum, which allow him to stretch his body to extreme lengths. It is revealed that Pete initially blames Clark for his life not turning out the way he intended. Lex learns about Pete's powers and blackmails him into abusing his powers for Lex's personal gain. Clark steps in and saves Pete, and the pair mend their relationship before Pete leaves Smallville again, setting out to get his life in order.

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sun after Clark is nearly killed. However, this kind of exposure to the Earth's sun causes John's powers to fade, leaving him stuck in his human guise. John also meets and befriends the other members of the proto-Justice League, mainly Oliver Queen/Green Arrow, this season. In Season 9 John returns to help the Justice League and Justice Society investigate a criminal known as Icicle and has his powers restored by the magician Dr. Fate, who sacrifices himself to restore John's powers and is killed by Icicle, who does not kill John as the latter was rendered unconscious in the process of regaining his powers. John also appears investigating the Checkmate agency and when the Justice League has a video conference with Clark where he tells them of his plan to deal with General Zod and the Kandorians. In Season 10, he appears at Hawkman's funeral and helped Tess put Watchtower's new satellite online.

941:. Martha, along with her husband Jonathan, gives Clark sage advice about how to cope with his growing abilities. In season two, Martha becomes pregnant with her first child—in the season two episode "Fever", Clark's spaceship heals her body and allows her to have children, something she physically could not do when she adopted Clark—but in season two's finale she suffers a miscarriage after an automobile accident. In order to help the family financially, Martha takes a job as Lionel Luthor's assistant in season two, but quits her job the same season in the episode "Suspect" for undisclosed reasons. She eventually takes over management duties at the local coffee shop, the Talon, in season four. She continues to manage the Talon into season five until Jonathan dies from a heart attack, which ultimately leads to her taking his 1639:

he was infected by kryptonite—discovers Clark is not human in the episode "Fever". Helen promises Jonathan she will keep Clark's secret, but at the same time she does not destroy the vial of blood she took from Clark. As a result, the blood is stolen from her office in season two's "Calling", though it did not have Clark's name on it. Lex confesses he stole the vial of blood, which causes Helen to break up with him. Helen returns in the season two finale, where she forgives Lex and goes through with the marriage. Helen then drugs Lex on the way to their honeymoon, and leaves him to die in his LuthorCorp jet. When Lex returns in the season three episode "Phoenix", he orchestrates his own plan for revenge resulting in Helen's own disappearance while the two go on their second honeymoon.

1774:, Clark's biological father, in nineteen episodes from season two through season nine. Jor-El first appears to Clark as a voice emanating from the spaceship that brought Clark to Earth, informing him it is time to leave Smallville and fulfill his destiny. In season three's "Relic", it is revealed Jor-El came to Smallville as a "rite of passage" by his own father. It is deduced by Clark that Jor-El chose the Kent family to be Clark's adoptive family after having a positive experience with Jonathan's father. In the season three finale, Jor-El tricks Clark into leaving Smallville. Jor-El returns Clark three months later, reprogrammed as "Kal-El" to seek out the three stones of knowledge so he can fulfill his destiny, but Clark regains his memories and stops looking for the three stones. 1887:, referred to on the series as the "Brain InterActive Construct". Brainiac first appears in the season five episode "Arrival", and in the episode "Splinter" he assumes the identity of Central Kansas A&M professor Milton Fine, a fellow Kryptonian, in order to befriend Clark. His ultimate plan is revealed in the episode "Solitude" when he attempts to use Clark's Fortress of Solitude to release General Zod from the Phantom Zone; Clark stops Zod from being released. In the season five finale, Brainiac unleashes a computer virus that cripples the world's cyber infrastructure. He then transplants Zod's spirit into Lex when he tricks Clark into stabbing him with a Kryptonian dagger, providing Brainiac with a link to the Fortress so he can release Zod. 1003:

find out what he knows about Clark. Disappointed when the storyline ended quickly into the second season, O'Toole hoped that the secret her character was holding in "Ryan" was that Martha was going to run for Mayor. In O'Toole's opinion, Martha needs some form of outlet for intelligence. To the chagrin of O'Toole, Martha's next storyline—the expectation of a new child—tied the character to the farm in a way the actress did not agree with. O'Toole wanted to perform as if the pregnancy was fake—something mentally created by Clark's ship—but the producers insisted that she wear the pregnancy pads to indicate that she was indeed pregnant. Ultimately, that storyline ended with Martha losing the baby to a miscarriage. Before

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accompanied the transmission. Swann informs Clark his birth name is Kal-El, and that he comes from a planet called Krypton, destroyed just after he was sent to Earth. When Lionel begins piecing together the alien language on the Kawatche cave walls, and Clark's constant presence at the caves, he seeks out Swann for the answers in the season three episode "Legacy". Swann, though he denies knowing how to read the symbols in the caves, agrees to help Lionel when he correctly guesses Lionel is dying; how Swann helps Lionel is not made clear. In season four's "Sacred", it is revealed that Swann died, but not before sending Clark the octagonal disk from Clark's ship, which had been missing since season three's "Legacy".

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Lex's body using a Kryptonian crystal of his father's in the season six premiere. In the season eight finale, the Kryptonian purple orb, which was used in the season seven finale to destroy the Fortress of Solitude and remove Clark's powers, appears at the Luthor Mansion and releases Zod in physical form. In the season nine premiere, it is revealed that when Zod was released from the orb, he was also accompanied by hundreds of other Kryptonians, many of which were scattered across the globe. In addition, none of them were given the powers that typically accompany Kryptonians under the yellow Sun. Season nine episode "Kandor" reveals that the Kandorians are in fact clones created by

1173:) to locate the three stones of knowledge — three Kryptonian stones that when united form a single crystal that creates Clark's Fortress of Solitude. The Teagues kidnap Lex and Lionel in an effort to discover the location of one of the stones in the episode "Forever", with Lionel claiming that Lana has one of the stones. In the season four finale, Genevieve confronts Lana, and the two women get into a struggle with Genevieve dying by Lana's hand. Jason, who believes that the secret of the stones lies with Clark, heads to the Kent farm where he holds Jonathan and Martha hostage. He is killed during the second meteor shower, when a meteor falls through the Kent home and lands on him. 1928:, used a different approach for Marsters when writing for him as Brainiac. Spike is more "snarky", and DeKnight felt Fine is more sincere, and a "straight-ahead classic villain". This different approach to villainy worked well for Marsters, who wanted to show people he could portray characters who were not just another "Spike". Marsters describes Brainiac as "a murderous robot" with no remorse over his actions. According to Marsters, the character is an "intellectual" who is focused on what he wants. The actor was drawn to the series because of the "refreshing" take the producers had, as well as an appreciation for the idea of a show about Clark's journey toward becoming Superman. 1903:

Kryptonian's knowledge so that he can completely repair himself. In season seven's "Apocalypse", Brainiac attempts to go back to Krypton just before it is destroyed and kill the infant Kal-El—he ultimately fails. In the season seven finale, Chloe discovers Brainiac has been impersonating Kara since she and Clark returned from Krypton. Brainiac attacks Chloe and puts her in a coma, but Clark destroys Brainiac before he can locate a device hidden on Earth which would allow him to control Clark. In season eight, Chloe is infected by Brainiac, who attempts to use her as a vessel while trying to take over Earth. In "Legion", he is subsequently exorcised from Chloe's body by the

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his character, as Brainiac's original back story only consisted of a few comic book panels. Marsters believes his character wants to get rid of the humans because they are doing nothing but destroying their own planet, and Brainiac sees it as his duty to perform "pest control" on the species. The actor was going to appear in season six, but because his schedule filled, the producers wanted to "close the door" on this storyline, so they "killed" his character. Later, Marsters was approached by Gough and Millar about returning to the show for its seventh season; this time Marsters had free time in his schedule, and was able to return for four episodes.

1745:, spanning the course of four seasons. Sheriff Adams makes her first appearance in the season two episode "Precipice", when she arrests Clark for getting into a fight with another patron of the Talon coffee shop. In the season five episode "Lockdown", Adams is killed by two rogue police officers looking for the black, alien ship which landed during the second meteor shower. Mitchell makes a guest appearance as Nancy Adams in season seven's "Apocalypse". In this episode, Clark is taken to an alternate reality where Adams, an agent for the Department of Domestic Security, is providing Lois with inside information on President Lex Luthor's operations. 2202:/Martian Manhunter: A Martian with powers similar to a Kryptonian with additional powers of shape-shifting, telepathy, invisibility and intangibility. John is one of the few known survivors of the planet Mars after a massive war wiped out a majority of the Martian population. After leaving his planet, John eventually met Jor-El and worked with him as a bounty hunter. He promised Jor-El prior to the series to watch over his son Clark and revealed himself to Clark in the Season 6 episode "Static" and occasionally appears throughout the season to help Clark track down escaped prisoners from the Phantom Zone. In the multimedia 1915:

introduce Brainiac. To them, Marsters was the only actor they could envision that could fit the "menace, intelligence, and sexiness" Brainiac was going to embody. Had Marsters declined the role, Gough and Millar would have rethought introducing Brainiac, as they could not think of any other actor who could fill those shoes. Marsters felt excited playing a character that was completely intentional; he likened the intention to that of a shark. As Marsters explains, " was just composed of his intent. And that's exciting—it's like watching a shark. You don't really ask how a shark is feeling—it's pure".

908:, and that led to the decision of writing the character off the show with the hope that he could come back in future episodes. There was dissension between the cast and crew over Jones's departure. According to Annette O'Toole (Martha Kent), Clark needs a guy friend in his life, and she feels that the Kents would have taken Pete in when his parents left Smallville. Though Gough does not disagree that writing out Pete Ross was the best thing, he does feel that his exit could have gone better. According to Gough, Pete's departure felt rushed, and seemed to lack the importance that it should have had. 1080:. Gough felt that Schneider's experience portraying Bo Duke added belief that he could have grown up running a farm. Schneider was initially uninterested, but after reading the pilot script he saw the potential for bringing back "real parenting" to television. Schneider particularly saw his character as a means to replace the "goof" father-figures that had become prevalent on television. He also saw his character as a means to keep the show grounded in reality, specifically by making sure that Jonathan's life is clearly displayed for the audience, by performing a daily routine on the farm. 1059:, Martha's husband and Clark's adopted father. He goes to great lengths to protect his son's secret, which includes: almost killing a reporter, in the season two premiere, who was going to expose Clark's secret to the world, and making a deal to allow Clark's biological father, Jor-El, to take Clark to fulfill his destiny if Jor-El gave Jonathan the power to bring Clark home—Clark had run away after believing his parents blamed him for Martha's miscarriage. As a result, season three's "Hereafter" explains that Jonathan's heart was strained while he was imbued with all of Clark's powers. In 1084:"Suspect"—where Jonathan is arrested, but his sole concern is protecting Clark's secret—summarizes the character well, and shows that the "least important person in Jonathan's life is Jonathan". Schneider admits that occasionally he and Annette O'Toole have to "police" the creative team when it comes to the relationship between Martha, Jonathan, and Clark. According to Schneider, there are moments where they have to make sure that the characters are not taken to a place they would not normally go, specifically where the parents are useless without the "innate intelligence of teenager". 1720:

Beeman originally had Welling walk into frame and stand in front of Reeve, and then make a single move behind Reeve. Beeman was told, by Reeve, the scene needed more dynamic between the characters, and if Welling only made a single move, the dynamic would be lost. According to Reeve, "Tom moving around me will hide the fact that I'm unable to move". Beeman's fear of overstretching Reeve's stamina, because of the added shots to the scene, were put to rest when Reeve himself stated it did not matter how long it took to finish the scene, as long as it turned out great. Reeve was directing

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been able to experience growing up in the upper class society; Jason grew up having to question the actions of his mother, and with Lana he had the opportunity to experience an honest relationship. Ackles was Gough and Millar's first choice to play Jason Teague, as the actor had been the runner up for the role of Clark Kent when they were casting for the pilot. Ackles was contracted to remain through season five, but was written out of the show in the season four finale, which, according to Ackles, was due to his commitments to the WB's new series

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field around whoever was speaking to Jor-El, which acted as Jor-El's voice, rippling as he spoke. To save money on this effect, the crew filmed John Schneider on a black backdrop, and Entity FX digitally added the force field around him. Wind machines and a spot light were added to help synthesize the atmosphere in the force field. At the time of season three's "Memoria", where a scene depicting Jor-El and Lara placing baby Kal-El into his ship before the destruction of Krypton was scripted, Warner Bros. was working on a new

1302:, DC Comics had qualms over how close Jimmy was in age to Clark and Lois, as the character was supposed to be at least ten years younger. The producers guaranteed the department they would eventually reveal the Jimmy Olsen who appeared on the show was not the Jimmy Olsen who would one day work alongside Clark and Lois. At the character's funeral, his full name is shown to be "Henry James Olsen", and it is alluded that Jimmy's younger brother, who is given a brief appearance at the funeral, is the DC Comics version of 1807:

begins fully training Clark for his ultimate destiny. As part of that training, Jor-El informs Clark he needs to tune his Kryptonian intuition. To do so, Jor-El gives Clark the ability to read people's thoughts, only to take it away at an important moment and force Clark to apply what he has learned about human behavior. A clone of Jor-El is released on Earth in the episode "Kandor", but he is murdered before he can fully reunite with Clark and is only able to share a single moment with his son before dying.

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during season three. Jonathan realizes that he must help Clark find the confidence in his ability to survive on his own, so that he can leave home one day. One scene that Schneider specifically remembers was at the end of season three's "Forsaken". Here, Jonathan admits to not trusting his own instincts anymore and allowing Clark to rely on his. This "admission of fallibility", but faith in his son's ability to make the right choices, is what Schneider sees as the growing of the family dynamic.

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only one day filming his scenes for the pilot. The producers, along with Johnson, wanted to portray Whitney as more than just the "stereotypical jock" that he could have easily become, in an effort to make sure Lana did not look stupid for going out with him. Whitney was given multiple storylines in season one in an effort to get audiences to view the character in a more pleasant light, but Kristin Kreuk felt that it was all for naught, as the audience only sees him through Clark's eyes.

1412:, Tess Mercer's primary goal is finding the missing Lex, which draws her inquisitively to Clark, who she believes will be able to help her find Lex. Tess's first contact with Clark is when he pulls her from a wrecked city bus in the episode "Plastique"; she immediately suspects that Clark is not telling her all that he knows about Lex's disappearance. That same episode reveals that Tess is bringing together a group of meteor-infected individuals, and in "Plastique" she recruits 1576:—at the orders of the Kryptonian Council—who also corrupted their DNA to prevent them from having powers and subsequently enslaving Earth. Eventually, Zod acquires his abilities when Clark saves Zod's life by healing a gunshot wound with his own blood in the episode "Conspiracy". Zod subsequently gives the rest of the Kandorians powers, using his blood to renew their lifeforce, and then wages a war on Earth in the season nine finale. Reluctant at first, Clark uses the 1147: 904:. The creative team hoped that knowing Clark's secret would allow the character to be written into more scenes, and become involved on a daily basis with the Kent family. Ultimately, Pete's primary story arc in season three became the character's inability to deal with knowing Clark's secret, and his growing feeling of abandonment from Clark, who was spending more time with Chloe, Lana and Lex. Millar explains that they felt that the character was being wasted on 878:. Jones has stated that he would have understood if the producers had simply created a black character for him to portray, but the fact that they chose to go with him, even though the character has always been white, gave him more honor to be a part of the show. During the first season, Jones felt like he should have more screen time, but later conceded that the show was about Clark's journey and that the other characters are there to help his story move along. 6799: 1138:

progresses, Lionel becomes interested in the Kawatche caves, which have Kryptonian symbols painted on their walls; his interests also extend to the secrets Clark keeps. After being possessed by Jor-El in the season five episode "Hidden", Lionel begins assisting Clark in keeping his secret hidden from Lex. In season seven, Lionel is murdered by Lex, who realizes that his father has been covering up the truth about an alien visitor.

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hospital. In "Prey", Clark begins to suspect that Davis is a serial killer after he finds Davis unconscious at one of the murder scenes, and learns later that Davis is usually the first paramedic to arrive on similar scenes. Davis starts to suspect the same thing himself when he begins to lose track of large portions of time, and finds himself covered in blood, but with no wounds on his own body. Davis is informed by

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that moment that Kosterman felt like he was more than a background image for the show. That history was used against Jonathan in season two's "Suspect", when Ethan framed him for the attempted murder of Lionel Luthor. Ethan's subterfuge was discovered by Clark and Pete, who set up a scheme of their own to bring Ethan's action to light, which resulted in Ethan's surrender and arrest.

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The pair thought about where the relationship between Clark and Lana had left off at the end of season three, and they realized that Clark had turned his back on Lana. Gough and Millar began to like the idea of bringing in a new character, one that would create a new love triangle; eventually they tied him into the larger storyline involving the three Kryptonian stones of knowledge.

1821:, starring Christopher Reeve. Gough and Millar wanted to provide answers for certain aspects of the Superman mythology, so at the start of season three they tied Jonathan's heart condition to Jor-El, where Jonathan makes a deal with Jor-El to be given the power to bring Clark back. This power ultimately puts a strain on Jonathan's heart. The refusal by the film department to allow 1463: 1229: 1252:, the pair work together on finding stories for the paper. In the season seven episode "Sleeper", Jimmy falls into Lex's debt when Lex, at Jimmy's request, keeps Chloe from being arrested by the Department of Domestic Security for hacking into their government files. In the season seven finale, Lex goes back on his word and has Chloe arrested, just as Jimmy proposes marriage. 161:

lead roles from seasons two through nine. Four of those new actors began as recurring guests in their first seasonal appearance, but were given top billing the following season. As the series progresses, recurring guests appear at various times to help move the overall storyline of the show or just provide a side-story arc for one of the main characters, such as

999:. O'Toole thinks that the producers wanted someone older for the role of Martha, and when she came in to talk to the producers everyone appeared to be on the same page with what the character and the show should be about. O'Toole characterizes Martha as really intelligent, but believes the character has to hide her intelligence at times "to keep the peace". 814:, who is sent to Smallville to run the local fertilizer plant. After Clark saves his life in the pilot episode, the two become quick friends. Over the course of seven seasons—beginning on the day Clark rescues him from drowning—Lex tries to uncover the secrets that Clark keeps. Lex's curiosity eventually leads to a blowout between him and Clark in the 843:

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understanding of how they evaluate situations. Mitchell views her character as a "down-to-earth sheriff" that carries with her a "farmer's common sense". The actress believes a character like Nancy Adams lends to the realism the show tries to portray within its comic book environment. Gough describes Sheriff Adams as "a cross between

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Unknown to Clark, Brainiac is not killed in their fight on Krypton, and he manages to place Kara in the Phantom Zone, while he assumes her identity back on Earth. In the season eight episode "Bloodline", Clark is transported to the Phantom Zone, where he finds Kara. Working together they escape, and Kara leaves Earth to search for

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individuals against their will, but he returns in season eight where he and the other Justice League members search for Clark, after the latter goes missing when his Fortress of Solitude is destroyed. Hartley was a recurring guest in the sixth and seventh seasons, but became a series regular in season eight.

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to cast a body as a physical representation of Jor-El forced the special effects crew to come up with a creative way to display some sort of aid to help the audience visualize this disembodied voice which was supposed to be talking to Jonathan in season three's "Exile". They decided to create a force

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class Lex is sentenced to attend in the season two episode "Dichotic". She and Lex begin a romantic relationship which eventually turns into an engagement in season two's "Precipice". Her relationship with Lex concerns Jonathan when Helen—after taking a sample of blood from Clark during a period when

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when she was 5 years old. Shortly after Tess arrived at the orphanage, Lionel returned and removed Tess from Granny Goodness's guardianship. Granny Goodness wiped most of Tess's memories before Lionel put Tess up for adoption with the Mercer family. In the series finale, Tess is killed by the revived

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According to writer Brian Peterson, where Clark brings "angst" and "depth" to his relationship with Lana, Jason is designed to bring "joy", "levity", and "fun". On the topic of Jason's relationship with Lana, Ackles believes the character did love Lana, because he saw an innocence in her that had not

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The creation of Jason Teague was something handed down by the network, who wanted Lana to have a new boyfriend—one who was "different from Clark". Gough and Millar were apprehensive because they were already introducing Lois Lane into the series, and introducing two new characters would be difficult.

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while she attempts to keep Clark off of the government agency Checkmate's radar. She ultimately leaves Clark with a means to send the season's threat, cloned Kryptonians, to another plane of existence. In the season nine finale, it is revealed that before Martha traveled back to Washington, D.C. that

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With five months devoted to casting for the pilot, Gough and Miller cast ultimately hired eight actors to take on the role of series regulars for the first season. Since then, only two characters from the first season have remained regulars through to the tenth season, with eight new actors taking on

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show as DC would not grant the show the right to other speedsters such as Jay Garrick, Barry Allen, or Wally West, the three main Flashes in the comics. Bart's origin is somewhat different from the comics as he inherited his connection to the Speed Force from his grandfather Barry Allen and was sent

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The following is a supplementary list of recurring guest stars, which includes characters that appear briefly in multiple episodes, like a regularly appearing doctor, but have little to no real world content to justify an entire section covering their in-universe histories. The characters are listed

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s newest editor, Grant Gabriel, and the love interest for Lois this season. Shortly after hiring Lois, which he did in part to inspire better stories out of Chloe, Grant begins a romantic relationship with Lois in the episode "Wrath". The couple's secret is discovered by Chloe and Lex in "Blue", who

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where it is revealed that Clark's biological father Jor-El placed Zod's spirit after destroying his physical form. In the season five finale, Zod is successfully transferred into Lex Luthor's body, after Clark unknowingly releases him from the Phantom Zone. Clark eventually pulls Zod's spirit out of

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explained that he, and the rest of the new executive producers, were looking for a villainous character that was "as great as Lex", with Michael Rosenbaum's departure at the end of the seventh season, and Doomsday fit what they were looking for. Although Witwer portrays Davis Bloome, who becomes the

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and Clark in the season eight premiere, Chloe is reunited with Jimmy and accepts his marriage proposal. In "Committed", a deranged jeweler kidnaps Jimmy and Chloe after their engagement party and subjects them to a torturous test to see if they truly love each other—they both pass and are allowed to

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For season three, Jonathan also has to deal with his emerging heart problems. For Schneider, the "treatments" and "cures" that his character underwent were all for nothing, as the actor believes that Jonathan's heart attack at the end of "Hereafter" was less of a real heart attack and more of Jor-El

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O'Toole relished the opportunity that came with Jonathan's passing, even though she was saddened to see a friend leave the show. Martha taking the senate seat was a chance to explore more adult stories with her character beginning midway through season five, which was important for the actress since

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Eric Johnson auditioned for the roles of Lex and Clark, before finally being cast as Whitney Fordman. When the producers called him in for a third audition, Johnson informed them that if they wanted him then they would bring him in for a screen-test. After the screen-test, Johnson was cast and spent

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story John assists Clark and Oliver's team on a mission. In Season 7, the Martian Manhunter assists Clark in a fight against Bizarro and the immortal Dr. Curtis Knox (who was an analogue for DC villain Vandal Savage). In Season 8, John saves Clark's life and restores his powers by flying him to the

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Eventually, Clark is forced to find all three stones, which results in the creation of the Fortress of Solitude in the season five premiere. There, Jor-El informs Clark he needs to begin his training in order to complete his destiny, but Clark interrupts the training to go back to Smallville, which

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By the time of season two's nineteenth episode, the writers had decided Helen's fate. Originally, the character was going to die on her wedding night, but the creative team felt they could use her more in the mythology. Gough explains the idea Helen still had Clark's blood, she knew his secret, and

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The following is a list of characters that are recurring on the series; they are listed in the order that they first appeared on the show. Seventeen characters have had storylines that have spanned multiple seasons, while the others are restricted to arcs that occurred during a single season of the

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that removes all of the clone's memories in an effort to protect Clark's secret identity. In the season eleven comic, the neurotoxin caused a psychic link between the two, which caused her consciousness to leave her body and enter Lex's brain, when her body died. Eventually, Tess's friends discover

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Tom Welling feels that the deal Jonathan made with Jor-El at the beginning of season three made Jonathan realize that he will not always be around to protect Clark. Welling believes that it is the repercussions of that deal that allow Jonathan to give Clark more freedom in the choices that he makes

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began, O'Toole suggested again to the producers that Martha go to work for Lex. O'Toole had enjoyed the moments in the show when she was working for Lionel, because it gave her character something more to do, and she wanted to do that again for season four. The producers took her suggestion and had

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Johnson realized after reading the script for the pilot episode that his character was not going to be around for the entirety of the series. This became even clearer when his character's storylines began to develop quickly. While filming "Obscura", Johnson was informed that his character would not

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appears as Whitney Fordman, Lana's boyfriend, in season one. While initially friendly to Clark, he soon makes fun of Clark and Lana's budding friendship, going so far as to bully Clark in the series pilot. Whitney is forced to run the family business when his father is stricken with a heart disease

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in season seven's "Gemini", it is revealed Grant is actually a clone of Lex's baby brother Julian, who died as an infant. When Grant discovers this information, he attempts to connect with Lionel in the episode "Persona", to keep Lex from controlling his life. When Lex cannot control Grant, he has

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Though the actor enjoyed playing the part of Brainiac, Marsters did have an initial apprehension about taking the role. As he is familiar with Brainiac from the comics, Marsters did not wish to be turned green and wear the character's traditional pink outfit. The actor had to do little research on

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in seventeen episodes spanning seasons one and two. Kosterman's first scene as Ethan came in "Jitters", which was originally scheduled to be the third episode of season one but was pushed back to eighth. Season one's "Rogue" introduced the idea Sheriff Ethan had a history with Jonathan, and it was

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in the episode "Veritas", Kara agrees to cooperate with him in the hope that he will not kill Lana. In "Apocalypse", Kara is taken through time to Krypton, just before it explodes, so that Brainiac can kill the infant Clark. With Jor-El's help, Clark manages to arrive on Krypton and stop Brainiac.

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In the episode "Fracture", Kara is discovered and brought home by Lex, who wants to exploit her amnesia to his benefit, with the intent of discovering the truth about Clark. In season seven's "Traveler", Chloe convinces Jor-El to return Kara's memory and powers before Lex can learn her and Clark's

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Ashmore indicates that his casting was both a surprise and what he wanted. The actor states: "I auditioned for and I put myself on tape. I hadn't heard anything, and a couple of weeks later, all of the sudden, I got the call saying, 'You're going to Vancouver to start shooting Smallville.' It's a

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murdering someone, but when he tries to warn people Davis drugs him and makes it appear as though he is hallucinating. Eventually, Jimmy ends his marriage to Chloe after getting fed up with her always taking Davis's side. In the season eight finale, Davis murders Jimmy after learning that Chloe is

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in the episode "Shimmer". He ultimately loses his football scholarship, and in the episode "Kinetic" he starts ignoring Lana, and begins hanging around with past high school football stars, who recruit him for their illegal endeavors. He eventually reconciles with Clark and Lana before joining the

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In season seven, Brainiac is revealed to be alive, and is slowly regaining strength by draining people of their natural metal content. Brainiac re-forms into Milton Fine in the season seven episode "Persona", and learns that his creator, Dax-Ur, is on Earth. Brainiac kills Dax-Ur, downloading the

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portrays Davis Bloome, a paramedic for Metropolis General Hospital. He first appears in the season eight episode "Plastique", assisting Chloe with helping an injured person after a bomb explosion. In the episode "Toxic", Chloe calls on his help when Oliver is poisoned and refuses to be taken to a

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Feeling like her character was wasting her college degree O'Toole suggested to the producers that Martha go to work for Lex during the second season. The producers agreed, but altered the concept so that Martha went to work for Lionel, and that she would use this new position to spy on Lionel and

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Gough and Millar had always wanted Marsters for the role of Milton Fine/Brainiac. The pair wrote a draft for the major story arc of season five, knowing they wanted a new villain on the show to fight Clark. With the arrival of the black ship at the end of season four, Gough and Millar decided to

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has returned to Smallville in "Persona", Jor-El frees his son so he can take care of the creature. When Clark thinks a world without him would be better, Jor-El sends Clark to an alternate reality to show him the world would be worse if he did not exist in it. By the start of season nine, Jor-El

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to live in Metropolis. While in Metropolis, Oliver masquerades at night as a costumed vigilante, named "Green Arrow" by Lois. He later formed the Justice League. Oliver leaves Metropolis in season six, after destroying one of Lex's secret 33.1 facilities, where Lex experiments on meteor-infected

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In the season eight episodes "Instinct" and "Bloodline", Tess learns about Krypton and the name "Kal-El", though she does not attribute any of the information directly to Clark. In "Bulletproof", it is revealed that Tess knows where Lex is. Here, Lana informs Tess that Lex surgically implanted a

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According to co-creator Miles Millar, "unlike most shows, which pick up in January and you've got four weeks to do your casting", Millar and co-creator Al Gough had five months to cast their lead characters. In October 2000, the two producers began their search for the three lead roles, and had

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There was initial concern over Reeve's stamina for shooting the scenes, as his particular scene with Welling was six pages long, which translated to approximately twelve hours of work day. Beeman tried to design everything so it was as simple as possible, but Reeve quickly readjusted the scene.

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portrays Lex's father, Lionel Luthor. Lionel initially sends his son to Smallville to run the local fertilizer plant, as a test. When Lex succeeds in making a profit for the first time in years, Lionel closes the plant down completely and blames it on Lex's poor managerial skills. As the series

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According to Schneider, Jonathan is "perfectly willing to go to jail, or worse, to protect his son". The actor characterizes Jonathan as fast to lose his temper, which Schneider views as being a development of his protective nature over his family. Schneider believes that the season two episode

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Camille Mitchell had auditioned for the role of Byron's mother in season two's "Nocturne"; Greg Beeman had remembered the audition and had the actress come in to read for the role of Sheriff Adams. Mitchell did some research for the role, talking with female law enforcement officers to gain an

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business, and is the first person Clark voluntarily informs of his secret. It is established in season three's "Truth", that Pete is in love with Chloe. He kept this truth to himself because of the Clark–Lana–Chloe love triangle already taking place. In season three's "Velocity", Pete, feeling

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from showing Jor-El. Millar was forced to take inspiration from comic book scribe Jeph Loeb. In one of Loeb's book, Jor-El and Lara are depicted as just a pair of hands holding on to each other after they place Kal-El into his spaceship. In season nine, the producers were able to provide the

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appears twice as Virgil Swann, a scientist who was able to translate the Kryptonian language. Swann first meets Clark in the season two episode "Rosetta", where he explains his team of scientists intercepted a message from space and were able to translate it based on a mathematical key which

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In an interview, executive producers Brian Peterson and Kelly Souders explained that this version of Zod is different from the one who appeared in prior seasons. The executives classified this incarnation as "Major Zod", as opposed to his typical "General Zod" identifier, and explained that

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Kosterman, who has played law enforcement officials before, initially turned down the role. After his agent informed him it would be a recurring role, and the producers were willing to pay him more than he made on any previous show, Kosterman decided to take the job. To executive producers

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portrays one of Clark's best friends, Chloe Sullivan. Editor of the school newspaper, her journalistic curiosity—always wanting to "expose falsehoods" and "know the truth"—causes tension with her friends, especially when she is digging into Clark's past. She discovers Clark's secret in the

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forward in time by his grandmother Iris West-Allen to control his increased growth. However, he still maintains elements of his comic counterpart such as his sarcastic, energetic personality, being from the future, and the primary codename of Impulse.

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in the season one finale and leaving the show. Whitney has made a guest appearance in the season two episode "Visage", where it is revealed he died in combat overseas, and the season four episode "Façade", during a flashback of Clark's freshman year.

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After having her face burned in the season nine finale, Tess wakes up in the season ten premiere, with her face healed, in a secret lab surrounded by clones of Lex. In the tenth-season episode "Abandoned", it is revealed that Tess was born

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her relationship with Lex was too good to write off. The creative team kept Helen's true motivations a secret to Vaugier, which the actress enjoyed because it allowed her to play the character as if there were no ulterior motives.

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with Clark and Lois. Although Ashmore was sad to leave the show, he feels that the redemptive story that was given to Jimmy in the finale, through the self-sacrifice he makes for Chloe, makes a good send off for his character.

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forces Jor-El to strip Clark of his powers. When Clark is killed in his mortal body in season five's "Hidden", Jor-El resurrects Clark with his powers; as a result, Jonathan's life is traded for Clark's in the episode "

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Jones was not alone in his wish to get more screen time; the writers, who were reading Internet forums and receiving mail from the audience that requested the same thing, decided that Pete would learn Clark's secret in

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return to their normal lives. In the season eight episode "Identity", Jimmy begins to suspect that Clark is the "Good Samaritan", an individual who has been stopping crimes and saving people's lives around

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Byrne, Craig (Season 6 Companion) pg.128. Writer Tracy Bellomo: "In the past, we reference that Chloe had a fling with somebody while she was interning at the Planet, and that, or course, was Jimmy Olsen".

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Aaron Ashmore, whose twin had also appeared on the show, joined the cast as a recurring guest in the sixth season. When he returned in the seventh season, he had been promoted to series regular status.

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Vandervoort does not return as a series regular for the eighth season, but returns as a guest star in the season eight episode "Bloodline", and season ten episodes "Supergirl" and "Prophecy".

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both insist Lois and Grant break up to prevent questions about how Lois actually got her job. The two stay together, working harder to keep their relationship a secret. After Lex buys the

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that tied his heart condition to a deal that he makes with Jor-El. When the moment came for his character to die, Schneider considers the event an "empowering death", which he likens to

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creature known as Doomsday, he does not actually wear the prosthetic body suit that was created for when Davis transforms into his monstrous counterpart. Instead Dario Delacio, a

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The following is a list of series regulars who appear in one or more of the series' ten seasons. The characters are listed in the order they were first credited in the series.

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casting directors in ten different cities. The following is a list of all the characters that are, or at one time were, a main character in the show. During its first season,

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direction". According to Gough, the character's storyline degenerated into a science fiction story, and when that occurred, they decided they had to wrap it up quickly.

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When filming his scenes, Reeve would give the director suggestions on ways to shoot without showing his wheelchair, so it would not be so obvious to audiences he was

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returns in the season ten episode "Homecoming" to show Clark his past, present, and future and help him find confidence in becoming the hero the world needs.

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in season nine. Zod is first mentioned in season five's "Arrival", when two of his disciples arrive on Earth attempting to turn the planet into Kryptonian

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led to him landing the role of Jonathan Kent. Schneider performed the role for five seasons, before his character was killed off in a scene reminiscent of

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Martha take a job at the Talon, which was owned by Lex, and which O'Toole felt allowed Martha to interact more with the other characters in Clark's life.

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had eight regular characters. Six characters from the original cast left the show, with eight new characters coming in over the course of nine seasons.

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who stands at 6 feet 8 inches (2.03 m), performs the role of "Doomsday" when the creature's monster form appears throughout the season.

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is one of Clark Kent's friends and on-again-off-again girlfriend. In the first season, Lana and Clark's friendship is just beginning, as she is dating

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crashes their wedding and kidnaps Chloe, leaving Jimmy in the hospital because of injuries sustained from Doomsday. In "Turbulence", Jimmy witnesses

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Terence Stamp's name was deliberately kept out of the opening credits in order to keep the secret he was voicing Jor-El. Stamp originally portrayed

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and is the illegitimate daughter of Lionel Luthor, conceived with Lex's nanny, Pamela Jenkins. She was brought, by Lionel, to an orphanage run by

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to foster home. His storyline is considered "very dark" in that the character uncovers horrible truths about himself as season eight progresses.

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Millar and Gough loved the idea of casting John Schneider as Jonathan Kent, as they felt he gave the show a recognizable face from his days as

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Al Septien, Turi Meyers, Brian Peterson, & Kelly Souders (writers) Kevin G. Fair & Greg Beeman (director) (May 13, 2011). "Finale".

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appears in eight episodes of season five, as well as four episodes of season seven, as the Kryptonian artificial intelligence known as

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Kelly Souders, Brian Peterson, Todd Slavkin, Darren Swimmer (writers) & Kevin G. Fair (director) (September 18, 2008). "Odyssey".

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was gearing up to film the fourth season opener. As a result, Reeve could not reprise his role as Dr. Swann, which was the intention.

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trying to get Jonathan's attention. A heart condition is not new to the character, as it has been used in previous incarnations, like

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finale. Lex's investigations ultimately lead to him discovering the truth about Clark's alien heritage in the season seven finale.

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Terence Stamp, who voices the disembodied spirit of Clark's biological father Jor-El, also appeared as the villain General Zod in

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Gough and Millar always had intentions of bringing Christopher Reeve onto the show. When the pair learned Reeve enjoyed watching

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throughout season nine "the venomous side of Zod rises because he experiences a few key betrayals with our beloved characters".

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when Ettinger was filming her scenes for the pilot. Around the time the creators were looking to recast the role of Martha Kent

884:"I know that I told you keeping your secret wasn't hard. But I lied. I walk around every day afraid that I'm going to slip up". 6850: 5228: 1020: 893:'s "Ryan". This idea became the ultimate story arc for the character in season three, which led to him leaving Smallville. 169:. Other recurring guests appear as background characters, showing up for only a few scenes, which includes characters like 1183: 1052: 463: 54: 6789: 2699: 69:—contains the characters who have been on the series the longest, with the exception of Ackles who left after one season. 5548: 1678:

crew sent Greg Beeman as a stand-in director. Gough, Welling and Mat Beck travelled alongside Beeman to New York, where

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Mark Verheiden, Drew Greenberg (writers), Greg Beeman and James Marshall (directors) (February 4, 2004). "Hereafter".

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Sam Witwer portrays the role of Davis Bloome during season eight; Davis Bloome is the human alter-ego of the creature

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in season seven as Clark's biological cousin Kara, but was written out of the series in the season seven finale.

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series regulars to be cast–being hired just four days before filming for the pilot episode began. Jones, who is

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Jimmy Olsen is first mentioned in season four as the person Chloe lost her virginity to while interning at the

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seat at the request of the Kansas Governor in season five's "Tomb". This eventually paves the way to a job in

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Don Whitehead, Holly Henderson (writers) & Rick Rosenthal (director) (September 25, 2008). "Plastique".

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Don Whitehead & Holly Henderson (writers) & Kevin Fair (director) (September 24, 2010). "Lazarus".

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Don Whitehead & Holly Henderson (writers) & Michael Rohl (director) (February 5, 2009). "Requiem".

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Todd Slavkin, Darren Swimmer (writers) & James Marshall (director) (October 27, 2004). "Transference".

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after she saved his life while he was stranded on an island, but broke up bitterly when he cheated on her.

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that span a portion of a season. Occasionally, the recurring guest storylines will span multiple seasons.

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Brian Peterson, Kelly Souders (writers) and Jeannot Szwarc (director) (October 15, 2010). "Homecoming".

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Todd Slavkin, Darren Swimmer (writers) & Jeannot Szwarc (director) (February 11, 2004). "Velocity".

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Todd Slavkin, Darren Swimmer (writers) & James Marshall (director) (September 29, 2005). "Arrival".

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Kelly Souders, Brian Peterson (writers) & Whitney Ransick (director) (October 13, 2005). "Hidden".

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in nine episodes between seasons two and three, is a Smallville medical doctor who first appears in an

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abilities, which he uses to help others in danger. Clark is adopted by Jonathan and Martha Kent in the

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Don Whitehead, Holly Henderson (writers) & Todd Slavkin (director) (January 31, 2008). "Persona".

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Kelly Souders, Brian Peterson (writers) & James Marshall (director) (October 8, 2003). "Phoenix".

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Todd Slavkin, Darren Swimmer (writers) & Paul Shapiro (director) (November 17, 2005). "Solitude".

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Todd Slavkin, Darren Swimmer (writers) & Mairzee Almas (director) (October 30, 2008). "Identity".

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Kelly Souders, Brian Peters (writers) & James Marshall (director) (February 13, 2008). "Veritas".

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did not alter any of their plans, and that Jason Teague was intended to be a single season character.

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Kelly Souders, Brian Peterson (writers) & Marita Grabiak (director) (November 5, 2003). "Relic".

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Alfred Gough, Miles Millar (writers) & James Marshall (director) (February 25, 2003). "Rosetta".

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Jordan Hawley, Anne Cofell Saunders (writers) & Glen Winter (director) (May 7, 2010). "Hostage".

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Kelly Souders, Brian Peterson (writers) & Terrence O'Hara (director) (May 12, 2004). "Forsaken".

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Kelly Souders, Brian Peterson (writers) & Pat Williams (director) (January 28, 2004). "Delete".

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Kelly Souders, Brian Peterson (writers) & Brad Turner (director) (February 23, 2005). "Sacred".

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Brian Peterson, Kelly Souders (writers) & Kevin Fair (director) (September 25, 2009). "Savior".

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Brian Peterson, Kelly Souders (writers) & James Marshall (director) (April 2, 2009). "Eternal".

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Don Whitehead, Holly Henderson (writers) & Glen Winter (director) (March 20, 2008). "Traveler".

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Brian Peterson, Kelly Souders (writers) & James Marshall (director) (May 14, 2009). "Doomsday".

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Todd Slavkin, Darren Swimmer (writers) & Greg Beeman (director) (May 18, 2005). "Commencement".

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Todd Slavkin, Darren Swimmer (writers) & James Marshall (director) (May 6, 2003). "Accelerate".

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Todd Slavkin, Darren Swimmer (writers) & Steve Miner (director) (October 8, 2002). "Duplicity".

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Mark Verheiden, Michael Green (writers) & D.J. Caruso (director) (January 29, 2002). "Shimmer".

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Kelly Souders, Brian Peterson (writers) & Michael Rohl (director) (October 19, 2006). "Arrow".

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Holly Henderson, Don Whitehead (writers) & Kevin Fair (director) (November 13, 2008). "Abyss".

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Brian Peterson, Kelly Souders (writers) & James Marshall (director) (May 11, 2005). "Forever".

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Kelly Souders, Brian Peterson (writers) & Greg Beeman (director) (September 29, 2004). "Gone".

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Brian Peterson, Kelly Souders (writer) & Greg Beeman (director) (January 28, 2003). "Suspect".

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Miles Millar, Alfred Gough (writers) & Greg Beeman (director) (September 22, 2004). "Crusade".

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Todd Slavkin, Darren Swimmer (writers) & Greg Beeman (director) (January 14, 2004). "Asylum".

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Kelly Souders, Brian Peterson (writers) & Michael Rohl (director) (October 23, 2008). "Prey".

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Don Whitehead, Holly Henderson(writers) & James Conway (director) (November 1, 2007). "Lara".

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Todd Slavkin, Darren Swimmer (writers) & Paul Shapiro (director) (October 6, 2006). "Sneeze".

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Don Whitehead, Holly Henderson (writers) & Ken Horton (director) (April 17, 2008). "Descent".

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Brian Peterson, Kelly Souders (writers) & James Marshall (director) (May 11, 2006). "Vessel".

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Drew Landis, Julia Swift (writers) & Kevin Fair (director) (November 12, 2010). "Abandoned".

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Todd Slavkin, Darren Swimmer (writers) & Glen Winter (director) (November 15, 2007). "Blue".

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Alfred Gough, Miles Millar (writer) & Greg Beeman (director) (September 24, 2002). "Vortex".

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Alfred Gough, Miles Millar (writers) & Greg Beeman (director) (November 5, 2002). "Lineage".

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Don Whitehead, Holly Henderson (writers) & Todd Slavkin (director) (May 15, 2008). "Arctic".

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tasked to run the company should something ever happen to him. The character is loosely based on

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Turi Meyer, Al Septien (writers) & Turi Meyer (director) (February 26, 2010). "Conspiracy".

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Todd Slavkin, Darren Swimmer (writers) & James Conway (director) (October 4, 2007). "Kara".

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Kelly Souders, Brian Peterson (writers) & Charles Beeson (director) (2007-11-08). "Wrath".

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Kelly Souders, Brian Peterson (writers) & Ken Biller (director) (March 3, 2004). "Crisis".

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Al Septien, Turi Meyer (writers) & Jeannot Szwarc (director) (November 6, 2009). "Kandor".

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Al Septien, Turi Meyer (writers) & Jeannot Szwarc (director) (November 20, 2008). "Bride".

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sends him on in search of three Kryptonian stones of knowledge, continuing his training at the

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Al Septien, Turi Meyer (writers) & James Conway (director) (October 8, 2008). "Instinct".

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Alfred Gough, Miles Millar (writers) & Greg Beeman (director) (October 1, 2003). "Exile".

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Miles Millar, Alfred Gough (writers) & Greg Beeman (director) (May 19, 2004). "Covenant".

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Steven S. DeKnight (writer) & James Marshall (director) (November 10, 2005). "Splinter".

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Al Septien, Turi Meyer (writers) & Kevin Fair (director) (March 19, 2009). "Turbulence".

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to send all Kryptonians on Earth to another plane of existence where they can live in peace.

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Alfred Gough, Miles Millar (writers) & Greg Beeman (director) (May 20, 2003). "Exodus".

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Al Septien, Turi Meyer (writers) & Greg Beeman (director) (May 14, 2010). "Salvation".

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Clint Carpenter (writer) & Thomas J. Wright (director) (April 22, 2003). "Precipice".

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Al Septien, Turi Meyer (writers) & Tom Welling (director) (May 7, 2009). "Injustice".

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Kelly Souders, Brian Peterson (writers) & Greg Beeman (director) (January 26, 2006). "

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as the power leeching Eric Summers and had been considered for the part of Jimmy Olsen in

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Steven S. DeKnight (writer) & Peter Ellis (director) (January 19, 2006). "Lockdown".

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Steven S. DeKnight (writer) & James Marshall (director) (September 28, 2006). "Zod".

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Steven S. DeKnight (writer) & Whitney Ransick (director) (February 9, 2006). "Tomb".

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Caroline Dries (writer) & Whitney Ransick (director) (December 13, 2007). "Gemini".

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Holly Harold (writer) & James Marshall (director) (February 18, 2004). "Obsession".

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Caroline Dries (writer) & James Marshall(director) (February 14, 2008). "Fracture".

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Bryan Miller (writer) & Morgan Beggs (director) (January 22, 2009). "Bulletproof".

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Caroline Dries (writer) & Michael Rohl (director) (November 6, 2008). "Bloodline".

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Steven S. DeKnight (writer) & James Marshall (director) (April 20, 2006). "Mercy".

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crew for season one's "Hourglass", allowed the team to use the production offices from

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heritage, going as far as leaving Smallville, abandoning a quest his biological father

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Caroline Dries (writer) & Whitney Ransick (director) (April 24, 2008). "Sleeper".

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Tracy Bellomo (writer) & Whitney Ransick (director) (October 12, 2006). "Wither".

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Matthew Okumura (writer) & Bill Gereghty (director) (February 18, 2003). "Fever".

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Aaron and Todd Helbing (writers) & Mike Rohl (director) (March 13, 2008). "Hero".

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Mark Verheiden (writer) & Craig Zisk (director) (November 19, 2002). "Dichotic".

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Genevieve Sparling (writer) & Michael Rohl (director) (April 30, 2009). "Beast".

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Holly Harold (writer) & Whitney Ransick (director) (October 11, 2007). "Fierce".

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Bryan Miller (writer) & Glen Winter (director) (October 16, 2008). "Committed".

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Kenneth Biller (writer) & Terrence O'Hara (director) (May 13, 2003). "Calling".

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Philip Levens, Alfred Gough (writers) & Greg Beeman (director) (May 21, 2002). "

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Caroline Dries (writer) & Glen Winter (director) (March 12, 2009). "Infamous".

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Caroline Dries (writer) & Mairzee Almas (director) (October 2, 2008). "Toxic".

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Steven S. DeKnight (writer) & Mat Beck (director) (May 10, 2007). "Prototype".

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Drew Greenberg (writer) & James Marshall (director) (April 21, 2004). "Truth".

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features guest stars each week, as well as recurring guests that take part in mini

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Holly Harold (writer) & Paul Shapiro (director) (February 2, 2005). "Pariah".

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Geoff Johns (writer) & Glen Winter (director) (January 15, 2009). "Legion".

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Josh Schwartz (writer) & Patrick Norris (director) (May 4, 2006). "Oracle".

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film, and it was going to be an origin story, and as a result was still banning

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Bryan Miller (writer) & Wayne Rose (director) (October 16, 2009). "Echo".

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When Adam Knight first appeared, there was internet speculation he was really

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Cassidy Freeman, who portrays Tess Mercer on the show, at the Comic-Con 2009.

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Jeph Loeb (writer) & Greg Beeman (director) (April 14, 2004). "Legacy".

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Steven S. DeKnight (writer & director) (January 18, 2007). "Justice".

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Al Gough, Miles Millar, Greg Beeman, Kent Horton, and Michael Rosenbaum.

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Michael Rosenbaum, Miles Millar, Al Gough, Greg Beeman, and Ken Horton.

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Adam Knight appears in six episodes of season three; he is portrayed by

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Writer Steven DeKnight, who wrote for Marsters when he was portraying

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this and have her consciousness uploaded into the computer system at

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depicts the relationship between Clark and his first love interest,

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still in love with her ex-husband, and was never in love with him.

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was canceled, which allowed O'Toole the chance to join the cast of

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is an American television series developed by writer/producers

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Marsters was Gough and Millar's first and only choice to play

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during this time. After Whitney leaves for the Marines in the

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she left Clark a new costume to wear while he defends Earth.

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appears as Sheriff Nancy Adams in twenty-two episodes of

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secret. When Lana is placed in a catatonic state by

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Aaron Ashmore's twin, 1208:first appears in season four as Chloe's cousin, 975:The role of Martha Kent was originally given to 5400: 5398: 4821: 4819: 4039:"IGN: IGN Interview: Aaron Ashmore on Becoming 3588:Simpson, Paul, (Season 3 Companion) pp. 136–139 3558:Simpson, Paul, (Season 1 Companion), pp.140–143 3532: 3530: 3514: 3512: 3421:Simpson, Paul, (Season 2 Companion) pp. 140–143 3378:Simpson, Paul, (Season 1 Companion), pp.136–139 3350: 3348: 3215:Simpson, Paul, (Season 1 Companion), pp.128–131 3121:Simpson, Paul, (Season 1 Companion), pp.124–127 3048:Simpson, Paul, (Season 1 Companion), pp.116–119 3039:Simpson, Paul, (Season 1 Companion), pp.132–135 6861:Lists of science fiction television characters 5120: 5118: 5116: 4368:Exclusive: Kara's Future Is Up, Up in the Air" 4017: 4015: 4013: 4011: 4009: 3876:Brian Peterson, Kelly Souders (writers) & 2923: 2921: 1953:him murdered, staging it as a failed mugging. 1216:. This eventually lands her a position at the 969:— Annette O'Toole on Martha Kent's parenting. 6571: 5362:Byrne, Craig (Season 5 Companion) pp. 140–143 5154:Simpson, Paul (Season 2 Companion) pp. 98–101 4839: 4837: 4567: 4565: 4122: 4120: 3893: 3891: 3275: 3273: 2915:Simpson, Paul, (Season 1 Companion), pp.20–23 2872: 2870: 2846: 2844: 2842: 2804: 2802: 2800: 2798: 2796: 2780: 2778: 2776: 2774: 2605: 2603: 2601: 1962:in the order in which they first appeared on 1489:s interpretation of the comic book character 1397:to two female characters from Superman lore, 8: 5318:Simpson, Paul (Season 3 Companion), pp.70–72 5095:Simpson, Paul (Season 2 Companion) pp. 90–93 5053:Simpson, Paul (Season 1 Companion), pp.40–43 5040: 5038: 5036: 5030:Simpson, Paul (Season 2 Companion), pp.78–81 4459: 4457: 4201:(director) (September 27, 2007). "Bizarro". 4162:"Exclusive: Supergirl Soars Into Smallville" 3611: 3609: 3060:"Interview with Flash Gordon's Eric Johnson" 2896: 2894: 2892: 2890: 2888: 2826: 2824: 2822: 2820: 2758: 2756: 2754: 2752: 2750: 5062:Simpson, Paul (Season 3 Companion) pp.78–81 5044:Simpson, Paul (Season 2 Companion), pp.8–11 5026: 5024: 5022: 5020: 4960:Simpson, Paul (Season 2 Companion) pp.87–88 4441: 4439: 3973: 3971: 3969: 3576:Simpson, Paul, (Season 3 Companion) pg. 112 3451:Smallville: The Official Companion Season 6 3417: 3415: 3374: 3372: 3370: 3257: 3255: 3206:Simpson, Paul, (Season 3 Companion), pg. 95 3058:Jennifer Squires Biller (August 20, 2007). 2966:(director) (February 26, 2002). "Kinetic". 2723: 2721: 2719: 2717: 2612:"Roundtable interview with Cassidy Freeman" 2582:Smallville: The Official Companion Season 7 2557:Smallville: The Official Companion Season 6 2532:Smallville: The Official Companion Season 5 2507:Smallville: The Official Companion Season 4 2482:Smallville: The Official Companion Season 2 2426:Smallville: The Official Companion Season 1 33:The season four cast—(clockwise from left) 6578: 6564: 6556: 6549: 6508:"Exclusive: 'Smallville' lands Pam Grier!" 5086:Simpson, Paul (Season 3 Companion) pg. 140 4894:Simpsons, Paul (Season 1 Companion) pg.146 4857: 4855: 4799:Casting News: Callum Blue Has Zod Complex" 4258: 4256: 4254: 3814: 3812: 3786:(director) (January 12, 2006). "Fanatic". 3735:Byrne, Craig, (Season 4 Companion) pg. 124 3439:Byrne, Craig, (Season 5 Companion) pg. 134 3430:Byrne, Craig, (Season 4 Companion) pg. 136 3197:Simpson, Paul, (Season 2 Companion) pg.128 3188:Simpson, Paul, (Season 3 Companion) pg.124 2470:Simpson, Paul, (Season 1 Companion) pg. 19 1835:character with a physical appearance, and 1161:appears in season four as Jason Teague, a 937:, Clark's adopted mother, is portrayed by 5406:"TV Tattler: James Marsters Dishes About 4969:Simpson, Paul (Season 2 Companion) pg.108 4903:Simpson, Paul (Season 2 Companion), pg.64 4773:"Smallville Season Eight: Look Who's In!" 3841: 3839: 3744:Byrne, Craig (Season 4 Companion) pg. 116 2693: 2691: 2419: 2417: 2415: 2413: 6866:Lists of DC Comics television characters 5309:Simpson, Paul (Season 3 Companion), p.68 4327:(director) (May 1, 2008). "Apocalypse". 3880:(director) (January 11, 2007). "Hydro". 3584: 3582: 3554: 3552: 3472: 3470: 2739:(director) (October 16, 2001). "Pilot". 2631: 2629: 1377:portrays Tess Mercer, the acting CEO of 1342:with amnesia and none of her abilities. 170: 28: 6794: 5358: 5356: 5354: 4890: 4888: 4323:Al Septien, Turi Meyer (writers) & 3476:Byrne, Craig, (Season 5 Companion) p.67 3117: 3115: 2383: 1024:John Schneider's background portraying 6846:Lists of fantasy television characters 4697:"Roundtable interview with Sam Witwer" 3731: 3729: 3727: 3725: 3184: 3182: 3180: 1114:'s character death as Wil Andersen in 129:. Additionally, the series chronicles 6871:Lists of action television characters 3035: 3033: 3031: 2046:Jerry Wasserman as Dr. Yaeger Scanlan 1770:has voiced the disembodied spirit of 1323:Laura Vandervoort joined the cast of 174: 90:. After its fifth season, The WB and 7: 6876:Lists of drama television characters 5227:. September 11, 2009. Archived from 3453:. London: Titan Books. p. 134. 3393:"Superman revisited in "Smallville"" 778: 361: 5439:Ileane Rudolph (January 30, 2008). 4771:Kristin Dos Santos (June 3, 2008). 4362:Matt Webb Mitovich (May 16, 2008). 3754:Ileane Rudolph (October 25, 2007). 2030:Julian Christopher as Dr. MacIntyre 1441:Lex Luthor after she administers a 1334:joined the cast in season seven as 141:, as well as his relationship with 2698:Graeme McMillan (August 5, 2009). 2636:Matt Mitovich (January 15, 2009). 866:Sam Jones III was the last of the 811: 458: 25: 4127:Michael Ausiello (May 15, 2009). 2391:Jessica Seid (January 24, 2006). 1567:attempts to release him from the 1269: 1256: 1096:'s portrayal of Jonathan Kent in 662: 637: 507: 125:, as he journeys toward becoming 86:, and was initially broadcast by 6821: 6809: 6797: 6772: 6771: 6444:"Alessandro Juliani filmography" 6220:"Lee Thompson Young filmography" 5795:"Julian Christopher filmography" 5539:"Sarah-Jane Redmond filmography" 4638:Smallville Season 11: Continuity 4591:. Season 10. Episode 21. The CW. 4037:Goldman, Eric (August 2, 2006). 2309:Ryan McDonell as Stuart Campbell 1497:, Doomsday is represented as a " 926:fourth-season episode "Pariah". 617: 555: 435: 166: 5391:. Season 10. Episode 4. The CW. 5376:. Season 8. Episode 11. The CW. 5332:. Season 5. Episode 20. The WB. 5299:. Season 3. Episode 16. The WB. 5284:. Season 3. Episode 14. The WB. 5269:. Season 3. Episode 11. The WB. 5129:. Season 7. Episode 10. The WB. 5076:. Season 5. Episode 11. The WB. 5013:. Season 4. Episode 15. The WB. 4998:. Season 3. Episode 17. The WB. 4983:. Season 2. Episode 17. The WB. 4935:. Season 2. Episode 19. The WB. 4881:. Season 9. Episode 14. The CW. 4760:. Season 6. Episode 11. The WB. 4684:. Season 8. Episode 20. The CW. 4669:. Season 8. Episode 15. The CW. 4576:. Season 10. Episode 8. The CW. 4558:. Season 10. Episode 1. The CW. 4543:. Season 8. Episode 21. The CW. 4528:. Season 8. Episode 18. The CW. 4513:. Season 8. Episode 14. The CW. 4498:. Season 8. 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