*Mary is a composite character based on autistic women’s lived experiences. She is not a real person and any real connection is coincidental. Meet Mary. Mary grew up feeling different than everyone el...

Summary: When Chloe starts losing her memories due to Brainiac replacing them with Kryptonian code, Clark re-builds the Fortress of Solitude so he can ask Jor-El to heal Chloe. Written by Holly Henderson & Don Whitehead How could a woman write this episode?There's only one woman in the episode, and that's Chloe. The other two women are completely marginal - the hospital clerk and the nurse. Lana was already forgotten by Chloe in the teaser, and Lois doesn't appear or mentioned in the episode. The only woman who appears in the episode degenerates into a helpless, hysterical mollusk who is completely dependent on the surrounding men, and it's not like these men are really trustworthy.

Summary: Clark receives a package containing the Fortress crystal, which sends both him and Lois to the Phantom Zone, where they run into Kara. Kara helps Lois escape from the Phantom Zone; unfortunately, Faora, the wife of Zod, escapes as well, and she possesses Lois. This episode is a prime example of everything that's problematic about Smallville: Convenient coincidences. Telling instead of showing. Repeating the obvious and things that were said just a moment ago. Not showing important things in character building. Characters who don't act like themselves. Unfolding a week's worth of plots in a day or two.

Summary: When Jimmy snaps a picture of Clark saving Lois from an oncoming car, makes out a red-and-blue blur on the photo and begins piecing together Clark's double life, Clark panics and turns to Chloe for help. The bottom line: to be a hero, it's not enough to save people, you also have to give them hope. Lois gives Clark a compliment?A second later, Clark saves her.The whole mess would have been avoided if Clark, the moment he noticed Olsen was taking a picture, had sent a heat ray or two towards the camera.

Summary: When a series of gruesome murders plagues Metropolis, Davis confides in Chloe his fears that he might be the one responsible. Clark and Chloe clash when Clark gives John Jones a list of metahumans who have been visiting the Isis Foundation. The bottom line: With so many murderers, death, and violence, something has been lost. The teaser starts with a clear recipe for trouble ahead - a support group, and not just any support group, but one made up of teenagers who also happen to be meteor-infected. The main complaint is that everyone treats them like homicidal psychos, and given the history of the series it's surprising and perhaps even a good sign that only one of them turns out to be the killer.

Summary: After Chloe and Jimmy are kidnapped, Clark and Lois pose as a newly engaged couple to try and find the kidnapper. Footnote: Am I the only one who thinks that cakes with pictures of people are weird and a little creepy? This is an Olsen and Chloe episode, too much Olsen and Chloe. Too much unsubtle subtext that this relationship is doomed. Another relationship doomed because of Clark's secret. It's Olsen cutting the cake right between him and Chloe, all sorts of foreshadowing from previous episodes, it's Lois embarrassing herself at yet another engagement party (and we remember what happened to the couple at the previous engagement party, interestingly enough that episode ended with a kidnapping too).

Summary: Tess orders one of her scientists to do a test on the Fortress crystal, causing the crystal to send out a beacon that draws Maxima, queen of the planet Almerac, to Earth in her search for Clark, whom she believes is her soul-mate. Dr. Groll. Did we miss him?This crystal does weird things this season.Maxima exposes the stupidity of horny men. Then kills them. Oops.Shelby is a dog at this point, not a bitch.When did Lois wake up that she's arriving at the Planet before Clark?

Summary: When Oliver is poisoned, he starts having flashbacks to the period when he gained his archery skills… and met Tess. Meanwhile, Chloe has to make a decision which surprises Clark. Traditionally, the third episode of the season is low-rated and feels more like a filler. This episode is the weakest of the three that aired. It's weak because it fails to convey its message in a believable and convincing way.This is an episode that focuses on Oliver. It's interesting, how much this episode inspired the Arrow series? It has all the elements: venom, flashbacks, a deserted island that's not so deserted, hostages, high marksmanship.

Summary: It's Clark's first day at the Daily Planet with Lois, and the pair are immediately thrown together on a story when a bus explodes outside the office. Clark rescues Bette, a young girl who bonds with Chloe over their shared meteor abilities, but Bette is hiding a big secret. Paramedic Davis Bloome is drawn to Chloe. Did Clark really think these were clothes that would be appropriate for the Daily Planet?How come Lois didn't run straight towards the explosion?Clark adds to the destruction of the bus in an attempt to save people.

Summary: Four weeks after the fall of the Fortress of Solitude, Green Arrow calls upon fellow heroes Black Canary, and Aquaman, to locate the missing Clark Kent, last seen in the Arctic. Meanwhile, a new CEO is appointed the head of LuthorCorp, and Chloe is kidnapped by a secret group who have discovered her special power. Bottom line: The first episode promises great and wonderful things for the entire season. First, we're introduced to Tess Mercer. Then the Justice League.They find Clark's red jacket.How does Oliver know Clark disappeared in the North Pole??

Summary: Clark feels that Kara is under the effects of red kryptonite when he discovers that she is the reason for the plane containing the last member of the Veritas exploding. Lex is directed to look for answers surrounding the traveler in the Arctic Circle, where Clark's Fortress of Solitude rests. The end of season seven, one of the worst seasons of Smallville if not the worst.The episode starts with a triple murder.Lex uses Chloe's secret to get Olsen to lie to Lois.Lois wants Clark to be a journalist and tries to figure out why Clark and Lex were friends.

Summary: When Clark wonders if the world would be better off if he never came to Smallville, Jor-El shows him what life would have been like if he had never existed. This is one of my favorite episodes. Lois is smart, talented and not ridiculous, Clark is active and doesn't do stupid things and there is no Lana drama.This is the 150th episode of Smallville. This is the 50th time Lois has appeared on the series. The episode was directed by Tom Welling.In the past, Clark has blamed himself for Lex's decline into darkness, this episode proves that it would have happened anyway.

Summary: When Brainiac returns and offers her a surprising proposition, Kara decides to teach Clark how to fly in order to even their chances of taking down the Kryptonian supercomputer; unfortunately for them, Brainiac has a shocking bargaining chip. Lex investigates the Veritas Society. Another full moon. Shelby warns of danger again. This dog deserves a medal. Clark didn't say a word the whole opening.Lane and Olsen - a winning team? Lex continues on the breadcrumb trail that Patricia Swann put him on. As usual, Olsen reveals information to Lionel, like he did with Lex in season six.

Summary: Lionel kidnaps Clark and holds him in a kryptonite-lined cell at a Luthorcorp facility; Chloe and Lana confront Lionel, who blames Lex, and they then take Kara to the Fortress and plead with Jor-El to restore her memory so she can save Clark. Lionel hears opera. That's not a good sign.Mysterious letters.How do you sneak up on someone with super hearing?

Summary: When Green Arrow's band of heroes thwarts his efforts once too often, Lex employs a super-powered vigilante to take down the Emerald Archer. Bottom line: We Will Rock You Consequences of the last few episodes.Things between Clark and Lana are awkward.Lois meets Dana Lance and deals with gossip about her, and finds out that Oliver is back in town.

Summary: While Clark is still frozen in the fortress, Bizarro grows closer to Lana, who returns the feelings on just as deep a level, even sharing some badly-needed information with him while he still attempts to carry out his intentions of destroying Clark. Lex's brother, Julian, reveals himself to Lionel in an effort to clear the air between all parties involved.

Summary: When Clark hears his biological mother Lara's voice coming from Kara's crystal, he ignores Jor-El's warnings and activates the crystal, resurrecting Lara. Unfortunately, the crystal also resurrects Zor-El, who sets out to use the Fortress to cause an eclipse that will eliminate humankind. “But I’ve noticed that people got the most irrational whenever family was around—while simultaneously losing their ability to distinguish reason from insanity.

As Long as He Held Her by individuall88It was all going to be, okay. She just knew it. As long as he held her, everything was going to be fine. Clois. Metropolis: New Beginnings by cloisthelegendbeginsClark Kent returns to Metropolis after almost six years away, having completed his training and travelled the world. Smallville history to end season 7 picking up from where the movies and L&C would have begun with a little creative license along the way.

Summary: Kryptonite and high voltage mix during a lightning storm, causing Lana to absorb Clark's powers. Using her newfound superpowers, she breaks into Lex's safe and steals incriminating evidence which she then delivers to Lois and Grant, demanding they run a story exposing Lex's secrets. After Grant refuses to use stolen material, Lana decides to take care of Lex herself. Clark tries to stop Lana from killing Lex, and a super battle ensues between the two.

Summary: Kara goes to Washington to look for her missing crystal, but is captured after she breaks into the lab. She's interrogated with a memory-revealing serum that has kryptonite in it, which makes her relive a trip to Earth from the past. In this past trip she followed Lara, Clark's biological mother, to the Kents' farm. To rescue? To rescue from what?

In Kryptonian Lore+ Constructed Name: Kal El is a name created by Siegel and Shuster to evoke an otherworldly origin and convey power. + "El" as House/Child: Within the Superman universe, "El" is often understood as a family name, signifying the House of El. In some interpretations, "El" can also mean "child" in Kryptonian. + "Kal" as Star: In the Kryptonian context, "Kal" is interpreted as meaning "star". 

Summary: Clark and Lois meet Smallville's newest arrival face-to-face, and she has some surprising news. Clark decides to leave Smallville and continue with his superhero training but Jor-El informs him that a new Kryptonian menace has arisen. Bottom Line: The Last Daughter of Krypton Kara is antagonizing from the moment she shows up.Lois has more passion than Chloe. Or maybe Chloe is too practical.

Summary: During Clark's battle with the last Phantom of the Phantom Zone, Lex is rescued by a mysterious woman. Chloe is pronounced dead in the emergency room, while Lois goes to Lex's mansion to find out what experiments he conducted at the dam. The dam is gone. And the electricity is gone.Physics is gone. Clark evaporates a whole flood and nothing is damaged.

תקציר: קלארק מגלה שלנה מתכננת לעזוב את סמולוויל לתמיד. לקס מנסה לאתר את הנמלט האחרון מאזור הפנטום כדי לאסוף את הדנ"א שלו כדי שיוכל להעצים את צבא חיילי העל שלו. לויס נקלעת לסכנה חמורה במסעה להביא את לקס לדין. מ"מגרש השדים" ל"נוסע השמיני".לקס יודע שלאנה מרגלת אחריו.גם לקס לא מכיר את לאנה באמת. גם לא לינול.מרתה עוזבת לוושינגטון DC.