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STORY BY: Brian Peterson & Kelly Souders
TELEPLAY BY: Todd Slavkin & Darren Swimmer
DIRECTED BY: Kevin G. Fair
U.S. AIRDATE: 09.18.08
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Oliver Queen calls on a few friends to help track down Clark, who has gone missing in the Arctic. Chloe finds herself a government lab rat, and Lex's people launch a search for him.
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WRITTEN BY: Holly Henderson & Don Whitehead
DIRECTED BY: Rick Rosenthal
U.S. AIRDATE: 09.25.08
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Clark's first day at the Daily Planet is interrupted by a bus explosion, leading to an introduction to Lex's replacement. Chloe takes in a teenage survivor, unaware of the girl's connection to the accident.
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WRITTEN BY: Caroline Dries
DIRECTED BY: Mairzee Almas
U.S. AIRDATE: 10.02.08
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Oliver falls ill after he is poisoned with a rare toxin, bringing up past memories of being stranded on a desert island -- when he first met Tess.
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WRITTEN BY: Al Septien & Turi Meyer
DIRECTED BY: James L. Conway
U.S. AIRDATE: 10.09.08
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Tess inadvertently uses Kryptonian technology to send a beacon, summoning to Earth an alien queen who leaves a wake of bodies while she hunts for her perfect mate: Clark.
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WRITTEN BY: Bryan Q. Miller
DIRECTED BY: Glen Winter
U.S. AIRDATE: 10.16.08
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Jimmy and Chloe are abducted by a psychopath who puts their love (and honesty) to the test, while Clark and Lois pose as a couple to attract the kidnapper's attention.
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WRITTEN BY: Brian Peterson & Kelly Souders
DIRECTED BY: Michael Rohl
U.S. AIRDATE: 10.23.08
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While Clark and Chloe track a serial killer in Metropolis, Chloe's new paramedic friend Davis Bloome suspects that he himself could be responsible.
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WRITTEN BY: Todd Slavkin & Darren Swimmer
DIRECTED BY: Mairzee Almas
U.S. AIRDATE: 10.30.08
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After capturing a photo of Clark in action saving Lois from a mugger, Jimmy tries to convince him to write a story on the city's newest vigilante hero. Tess sends a "memory thief" to learn if Lois stole the Kryptonian crystal.
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WRITTEN BY: Caroline Dries
DIRECTED BY: Michael Rohl
U.S. AIRDATE: 11.06.08
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An anonymous delivery sends Clark and Lois into the harsh climate of the Phantom Zone, where they find Clark's cousin Kara alive. But a wraith follows Lois back home and takes control of her body.
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WRITTEN BY: Don Whitehead & Holly Henderson
DIRECTED BY: Kevin G. Fair
U.S. AIRDATE: 11.13.08
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When Chloe begins to forget everyone in her life, she and Clark realize that Brainiac is rewriting her mind for his own agenda. With only one person to turn to for help, Clark rebuilds the Fortress of Solitude.
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WRITTEN BY: Al Septian & Turi Meyer
DIRECTED BY: Jeannot Szwarc
U.S. AIRDATE: 11.20.08
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Chloe and Jimmy's wedding is interrupted by a vicious creature that takes the bride hostage. Oliver follows a lead he hopes will reveal Lex's whereabouts, but finds Lana Lang instead.
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WRITTEN BY: Geoff Johns
DIRECTED BY: Glen Winter
U.S. AIRDATE: 01.15.09
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With Chloe taken over by Brainiac, a group of alien superheroes from the thirty-first century arrive to help Clark stop him once and for all -- but at a high price.
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WRITTEN BY: Bryan Q. Miller
DIRECTED BY: Morgan Beggs
U.S. AIRDATE: 01.22.09
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After John Jones is shot, Clark goes undercover as a Metropolis vice cop to find a suspect inside the precinct. Lana investigates Tess, leading to a bombshell revelation for Lex's corporate head.
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WRITTEN BY: Todd Slavkin & Darren Swimmer
DIRECTED BY: Allison Mack
U.S. AIRDATE: 01.29.09
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When Lana is abducted by Lex's people, Tess reveals to Clark that his nemesis is still alive. As Clark tries to track her down, Lana's secret past is revealed.
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WRITTEN BY: Holly Henderson & Don Whitehead
DIRECTED BY: Michael Rohl
U.S. AIRDATE: 02.05.09
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After Oliver is nearly killed in a bombing of LutherCorp, Lana and Clark set out to find Lex and stop a mad toy bomber from wreaking havoc on Metropolis.
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WRITTEN BY: Caroline Dries
DIRECTED BY: Glen Winter
U.S. AIRDATE: 03.12.09
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When Linda Lake threatens to expose Clark's secret, he decides to beat her to the punch and go public with his identity -- with dire consequences.
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WRITTEN BY: Turi Meyer & Al Septien
DIRECTED BY: Kevin G. Fair
U.S. AIRDATE: 03.19.09
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Davis attempts to cover his tracks after Jimmy believes he witnesses him committing a murder. Tess takes Clark on a business trip, giving him an opportunity to try and find out how much she knows about him.
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WRITTEN BY: Bryan Q. Miller
DIRECTED BY: Mairzee Almas
U.S. AIRDATE: 03.26.09
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A magician's spell grants Chloe her deepest wish, causing her to wake up as Lois. Meanwhile, Zatanna pursues her own desire: a book of spells that can bring her father back from the dead.
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WRITTEN BY: Brian Peterson and Kelly Souders
DIRECTED BY: James Marshall
U.S. AIRDATE: 04.02.09
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Tess tries to kill Davis after discovering the truth about him, and reveals the secrets of his childhood. Davis turns to Chloe for help stopping the beast inside him.
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WRITTEN BY: Caroline Dries
DIRECTED BY: Kevin G. Fair
U.S. AIRDATE: 04.23.09
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Desperate for a headline, Lois invents a superhero personae for herself -- but ends up putting Jimmy and Clark in the crosshairs of an ambitious mob boss.
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WRITTEN BY: Genevieve Sparling
DIRECTED BY: Michael Rohl
U.S. AIRDATE: 04.30.09
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Intent on saving Clark from Doomsday, Chloe considers running away with Davis when it becomes clear she cannot keep him hidden forever. Jimmy turns to Oliver for help, but the two of them wind up in Davis's clutches.
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WRITTEN BY: Al Septien & Turi Meyer
DIRECTED BY: Tom Welling
U.S. AIRDATE: 05.07.09
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Tess assembles a team of meteor freaks to hunt Doomsday, but risks becoming a target herself. Chloe returns to Clark after escaping from Davis's control.
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WRITTEN BY: Kelly Souders & Brian Peterson
DIRECTED BY: James Marshall
U.S. AIRDATE: 05.14.09
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Clark plans to separate the beast from Davis, but must get past Oliver and his friends -- who are convinced that he must be killed. A piece of alien technology goes missing from Tess's private collection.
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