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In this episode Clark is desolate and lonely without his beloved who was on an expedition to Africa in search of an issue with Perry White.Chloe still allegedly disappeared. And Oliver is looking for her.
When Clark arrives at the Daily Planet as usual it is only the desk from Lois and esvasiada by an unknown woman. When he gets to know a girl named Cat Grant discovers that she is not even a little mysterious fan of the heroes that emerged in the Metropolis "The Blur" (The Blur) and "Green Arrow" (Green Arrow), in addition to it becomes the new partner of Clark in journalistic investigations. Clark suspicious of his new partner asks Oliver to run a check on her apartment, but it will happen just in time she was in the apartment, but he did not discover anything about her, only to find out where he was imprisoned when he was kidnapped and he goes to investigate, she finds the guy who kidnapped him. But when he asks the guy to find out where Chloe is Chloe says that the man committed suicide to protect the heroes.
Lois is on the African continent researching ancient artifacts, and artifacts found on Hawkman and Hawkgirl in past lives. And she meets Hawkman who was there at the request of Clark, to protect it.
Still this epi Clark finds a new enemy called The Gunslinger, which has a kind of guided bullets. Ie he is a hitman (assassin). In the first adventure occasions he seems to want to kill Cat, but his real target is our hero.
The Gunslinger Cat will use as bait to try to kill Clark, and he must protect the new partner. Hence the name of the epi Shield (Shield).
But at the end of the epi realizes that the villain's true goal was not to kill Clark, but by a tracker in it, and it succeeds.
Then there's the return of an old villain of season 9, Plastic (a villain that explodes things with the mind) that puts a tracker on Lois, and the guy who goes after Oliver also puts him one.
At the end of epi for some hints that Clark received his new partner he decides to change the color of your clothes hero from black to red and blue, but still not the clothes that we want, but we'll be waiting.
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Lex waits on the helipad for Lionel to land. Lionel says he came to give a speech to the workers. Instead, he informs the employees that the plant is closing due to management failures. Lex confronts his father, accusing him of closing the plant because Lex won’t come back to Metropolis.
Clark asks Pete and Lana for help picking out his tuxedo and cummerbund for the dance. Chloe walks up and informs them that the plant is closing. Clark goes home and talks to his parents about the closure. Jonathan blames Lex for running the plant into the ground but Clark defends him.
Whitney takes Lana on a surprise picnic and tells her he has important news – he is enlisting in the Marine Corp. Lana says she needs some time to process this, but he is shipping out on Saturday. Whitney asks her to wait for him while he’s gone.
Clark goes to the Luthor mansion where he finds the missing metallic piece of the spaceship on Lex’s desk. Lex says it’s a unique paperweight. Clark asks if he plans to go back to Metropolis, but Lex says he has a plan to stay in Smallville. Clark leaves and Lex puts the key away.
Clark goes to the Torch to make sure Chloe is up to going to the dance now that her dad has been laid off. She tells him her dad is thinking about moving to Metropolis and asks Clark to make the dance unforgettable.
Lex gathers a group of LuthorCorp employees together to lay out his plan. He wants them to join him in an employee-led buyout of the plant. He can come up with 90% of the capital if they can help with the rest.
Clark goes to the Talon and tells Lana that Chloe might be leaving. Lana tells Clark that Whitney has joined the Marines and that he wants her to wait for him. Clark asks what her answer was and she explains that she couldn’t decide.
Clark goes back to the farm. He gets into the farm truck and turns the ignition and the truck explodes. From a distance, Roger Nixon with the Inquisitor was filming it.
Lex tells his father that he is forcing the board to vote on accepting the employee buyout of the plant. Lionel hands him a contract for his purchase of the Smallville Savings and Loan and announces that if Lex pursues this course then he intends to foreclose on the employees’ mortgages if they make one late payment.
Chloe tells Clark her fear that Clark will leave her alone at the dance on Saturday. She thinks he might go to the bus stop to profess his undying love for Lana when Whitney leaves.
Nixon confronts Clark at the Talon, asking how he escaped from the farm truck unharmed. Clark claims he was nowhere near the truck. Clark goes back to the farm and tells his parents Nixon knows about the truck, and probably set it to explode. Clark then tells his parents that Lex has the missing piece of the spaceship. Outside, Nixon is electronically monitoring their conversation.
Nixon goes to the Luthor mansion, where he picks up the piece of the ship. Lex walks in and reminds him that he is supposed to stay away from the Kents. Nixon says he can prove that there is a lot more to Clark than he lets on.
Clark is trying to get ready for the dance when Lex drops by and helps him with his bow tie. Lex tells Clark that Lionel is against his buyout of the plant. Lex says that no matter what may happen in the next few days, he’s still Clark’s friend and hopes Clark feels the same.
Whitney and Lana are at the high school preparing for Whitney’s departure. Whitney takes Lana to the gym, which is set up for the dance. He puts in a CD and they have one last dance.
Chloe arrives at the Kent farm to pick up Clark for the dance. Nixon watches from a distance with binoculars, and has the missing piece of the spaceship with him. At the high school, it has become extremely windy as a storm starts to move in. Whitney asks for a minute alone with Clark. He tells Clark he wants him to look after Lana for him while he’s gone. Lana pulls up outside to drive Whitney to the bus station.
Lana and Whitney arrive at the bus station where she gives him her kryptonite necklace for good luck. They say goodbye and Whitney gets on his bus. Back at the Kent farm, Nixon goes down into the storm cellar and finds the spaceship.
Lana is driving back from the bus station and the storm has picked up. A piece of debris hits the windshield, causing her to swerve off the road into a ditch. She gets out of the truck and sees three tornadoes approaching.
Meanwhile, Jonathan and Martha head for the storm cellar to take cover. In the cellar, Nixon holds up the piece of the spaceship. The piece is ripped from his hand and floats into its corresponding spot on the ship. The ship starts to hover as Nixon runs out. Jonathan goes after him, leaving Martha behind. The spaceship begins to glow.
At the dance, Clark and Chloe are dancing and about to kiss when an announcement is made about the approaching tornadoes. Clark realizes the tornadoes are close to the bus station, and abruptly leaves the dance.
Lex is at the mansion and realizes the piece of the ship is missing. Lionel walks in and they begin to argue. Behind them, the window explodes inward and a column collapses, trapping Lionel under it. He calls for Lex, who stands over him but makes no move to help him.
Clark superspeeds to the truck just in time to see it get sucked up into the tornadoes. He runs into the twister.
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A gas main explosion gives Lana a concussion and showers her with green rocks: a combination that gives her a "dream" of Chloe being attacked outside the hospital while going to Metropolis. Then she has visions of Chloe being held bound and gagged, through the eyes of her kidnapper. A second vision shows her where Chloe has been buried alive so Clark can rescue her. It turns out she's psychically linked with a deputy at the explosion site who kidnapped Chloe to build his reputation. He plans on killing Lana to eliminate the only witness and cement his career: Clark intervenes and the deputy is subsequently killed in a shootout.
Meanwhile, Lex and reporter Roger Nixon contact a man, Eddie Cole, who was a cropduster who was working during the meteor shower and apparently saw some sort of craft crashing down in a field. This piques Lex's interest and he starts digging up the field and finds meteorite chunks. Hamilton identifies a metallic fragment as a non-Terran alloy.
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Former Smallville High cartoonist Justin loses the use of his hands in a hit and run accident, and develops the ability to move things with his mind. After crippling his unsympathetic doctor he returns to Smallville and hooks back up with his friend Chloe. He reveals his secret to Chloe, and then takes revenge by killing Principal Kwan, who was the driver who hit him. It turns out Kwan's son Danny was the driver. Chloe realizes Justin is responsible, and Clarks comes to her aid, knocking Justin out.
Meanwhile, Lex's former nanny, Pamela, comes back to see how he's doing and to apologize for leaving him after his mother's death, bringing up some old issues for Lex. And Whitney's father passes away.
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After Pete "volunteers" him, Clark runs for class president in another attempt to get a "normal life." However, his running mates are being sent to the hospital one-by-one by a swarm of kryptonite-controlled bees, and Clark suspects his opponent Sasha of being responsible. Clark thwarts several bee attacks on himself, Lana, and Martha Kent, and confronts Sasha. Sasha loses it and the bees attack her, and Clark blows up the hive to stop them. One of the hospitalized candidates wins, and Clark isn't too disappointed. Meanwhile, a woman reporter from Metropolis visits to do a story on Lex. When she writes an unflattering piece he buys her off with the promise of an editorial position. And Lana deals with the impending closure of the Talon with a little underhanded scheming of her own.
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Tyler takes a fall out a hospital window during a struggle while trying to kill his suffering mother at her request. He apparently dies, but a kryptonite wrist band imbeds itself in his wrist and resurrects him, with a touch that turns people to ash. Tyler comes to Smallville and begins his euthanasia spree, but is spotted by Martha. Clark, who is immune to his power, intervenes and Tyler escapes. On the lam, Tyler targets Whitney's father, who is in the hospital with another heart attack. Clark reveals that Tyler's mother is alive, and Tyler uses his powers on himself when he realizes he based everything he's done on a mistake. Meanwhile, Lionel Luthor sends one of his lackeys, Dominic, to check on Lex, and the guy finds out about Lex's investigations into the Kent family. Jonathan isn't happy when he finds out, and Lex eventually drugs Dominic and returns him to his father, postage due.
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Clark befriends a kindred spirit when his family aids a secretive teen who can read minds. The teen, Ryan, enters the Kents' life in dramatic fashion when Martha accidentally strikes him with her car while he is fleeing from a murderous thief...his stepfather. Clark's parents take Ryan in, but the boy's safety is soon jeopardized by the father's return. The stepfather wants Ryan to continue using his mind-reading powers to help him in his newest scheme - to get hold of Lex's passcode for his finances. Clark manages to rescue Ryan, who promises to keep his secret but warns him about Lex. Meanwhile, Lex has a chance to leave Smallville when his father offers him a job in Metropolis, but their stormy history makes Lex wary of his father's generous impulse.
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Jonathan comes to the rescue of a LuthorCorp employee who is acting insane and then crashes his car. The man is carrying a flower which sprays Jonathan in the face. Jonathan then starts acting wildly uninhibited, tries to shoot his bank loan officer, and lapses into a coma. Chloe and Lana go out to investigate the crash site and Lana gets a dose of the flow, and the next morning Lana comes to school looking sexy and wild. She then breaks up with Whitney for refusing to have "fun" with her, and heads for Clark. While with Clark she gives him words of inspiration then seduces him to come with her to the pool. Lana heads for the diving board, and begins to take off her boots. While Clark is saying that something is wrong with her she keeps stripping and takes her mini skirt and tank top. Then she dives into the pool.
Luthor's pet meteor scientist, Hamilton, is experimenting with meteor-rock radiation and its effects on the Nicodemus flower, which caused a plague of fever, madness, and eventual death in the area 100 years ago, and the LuthorCorp employee stole it. Clark and his friends make the connection, but Pete gets infected as well. Blaming Lex for the loss of his family's creamed corn company at the hands of his father, he tries to shoot Lex just as he finds a cure from an old diary. Clark comes to the rescue, and fortunately no one remembers anything they did while they were delusional. Lex lies to Clark about his involvement with Hamilton and tucks Hamilton safely away where no one can find him while he does further research.
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Three years ago, Lex went out with Amanda to Club Zero while her boyfriend Jude Royce was out of town. Jude is playing around behind Amanda's back at the club, and he tries to stab Lex, only to get shot. In the present, Lex is being stalked by Jude as he and Lana tend to the reopening of the Talon. Jude cuts off the hand of the security guard who apparently shot him on Lex's behalf three years ago, poisons the Kents' cows with toxic waste to discredit LuthorCorp, and rigs Lex's car with the music that played the night of the shooting. Jude finally captures Lex and hauls him to the now-condemned Club Zero. Then "Jude" is shot by Amanda's brother, who reveals that Jude did die that night. He found someone who looked just like Jude and paid him to impersonate Jude to "haunt" Lex in revenge for Amanda killing herself. Now he forces Lex to reveal what really happened, which is that Amanda ended up shooting Jude. Clark has put two and two together and arrives in time to secretly keep the brother from killing Lex. In the B plot, Chloe is assigned to interview Clark for a school paper and discovers that the Kents' adoption of him was borderline legal, and she decides to keep the information on file at the newspaper.
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Chloe is badly hurt when three mysterious thieves rob Lex's manor. Lex hushes up the crime because they stole a computer disk with evidence that he is tapped into his father's computer network. It turns out that the robbers are three former jocks who have figured out a way to make tattoos out of a meteor rock distillation that hyper-accelerates their metabolism, letting them walk through walls. The kryptonite tattoos also affect Clark, weakening him. The tattoos' effects are temporary and the subject gradually becomes immune to the effects, so they need new blood and sign up Whitney. The gang tries to blackmail Lex, but Clark intervenes. Whitney finally realizes the hyper-speed gang life isn't for him and turns to Clark and Lana for help. Clark finds Lex's disk, but the gang try to kill Whitney. The leader's tattoo wears off, and he is crushed beneath a car as Clark super-speeds to Whitney's rescue. The two remaining gang members are hauled off to jail, with Lex threatening them to ensure their silence.
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Both Clark and a classmate named Eric are struck by lightning when Eric is holding a piece of meteorite rock. The strike takes Clark's powers away and transfers them to Eric. As Eric gets used to his new powers, Clark has to deal with being a normal person for the first time, with all the advantages and disadvantages. Eric's domineering father wants to have him examined in Metropolis - in response, Eric goes on a rampage. Borrowing Lana's meteor-rock necklace, Clark confronts Eric at a power plant and manages to reverse the transfer. Meanwhile, Sir Harry Hardwick (Victoria's father, and rival of Lionel Luthor) and his daughter try to recruit Lex for their business in Metropolis and almost succeed in buying out LuthorCorp, but they find out that they were tricked by Lex.
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A guy in charge of a rival fertilizer firm to LuthorCorp's talks an EPA investigator into committing suicide, then arrives in Metropolis. He is intent on buying up the Kent farm and using the land to build a rival company to Lex's. After shaking hands with the man, Jonathan Kent inexplicably agrees to sell. Lex offers to have his lawyers help. Meanwhile, Clark befriends a local recluse. It turns out that the recluse and Lex's rival were both salesmen who were caught in a car accident and exposed to kryptonite. They both gained the same power of "persuasion" on anyone they touched, as the recluse graphically demonstrates to Clark by having Chloe kiss him! Lex's rival finally manages to shake hands with Lex, and convince him to try and gun down Clark. Clark manages to knock out Lex and the recluse takes out his former partner, "convincing" him to shoot himself. The recluse decides to go back into the world, but not before telling Clark that he shouldn't hide from his powers either. Fortunately, people under the influence of the persuasion power don't recall what they did, so Lex doesn't know about Clark's superpowers...yet.
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Lex is being stalked by an invisible entity that threatens him and almost kills a bathing Victoria. Suspicion falls on Amy, the daughter of one of the household staff. She is dangerously obsessed with Lex, to the point of having a shrine of him in her room. Lex finds out and insists that the family move out. It turns out that the villain is Amy's non-entity of a brother, who has distilled an invisibility potion from kryptonite-mutated roses. He attacks Lex when the family is turned out, but Clark intervenes and manages to knock him out. Meanwhile, Victoria and Lex are putting together a plan to bring down Lex's father, but Victoria seems to have a scheme on the side that involves a bio-tech firm, Cadmus Laboratories. And Whitney is growing distant from Lana due to the poor health of his father, which drives Lana over to Clark.
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In Metropolis, Clark is at a charity gala thrown by LuthorCorp. He is looking at a breastplate that belonged to Alexander the Great. Lana walks up to ask Clark to join her and Whitney. Clark is disappointed to see Whitney there and goes outside “to get some air.”
Outside, a Metropolis cop is beating up a man and tells him he has twenty-four hours to get some files from Internal Affairs, including his. Clark sees a bus that is careening out of control and stops it from hitting a homeless man and his dog on a street bench. He thinks no one saw him and leaves before others show up. Unknown to him, the cop saw everything.
Clark tells his parents about what happened the night before, assuring them that no one saw him. Meanwhile, the cop is blackmailing a security guard from the gala to get pictures of the attendees. One of the pictures is of Clark and Lex.
The principal doesn’t like Chloe’s choice in stories and releases her from her position as editor of the Torch. Lana offers to talk to Principal Kwan to see if she can do anything to help.
In the Beanery, Lex runs into the cop, Detective Phelan. Phelan had been paid by Lionel in the past to fix situations that Lex got into when he lived in Metropolis. Phelan asks Lex if he recognizes Clark from the picture and Lex claims he doesn’t.
Back on the farm, Clark walks into the barn. He sees a Metropolis PD badge on the floor and Phelan drops a generator on him, which he easily tosses aside. Phelan wants Clark to help him. Clark says he will never help him, but Phelan blackmails him by threatening to reveal his secret if he doesn’t.
Clark tells his parents what Phelan did, and Jonathan tells him he will deal with him. Lex comes by and tells Clark to stay away from Phelan, that he’s a crooked cop. Jonathan goes to the Beanery to confront Phelan. The detective now threatens Jonathan, which causes him to lose his temper. Phelan warns that his temper could get him in a lot of trouble.
Lana walks into the Torch and says the next issue can come out as planned, with the condition that Lana is the new editor. Chloe gets angry, feeling that Lana is taking over her paper.
Lex and Victoria Hardwick are eating dinner. Victoria is the daughter of one of Lionel’s competitors. Lex explains that he knows she is there to convince him to give his shares in LuthorCorp to her father so he can take over the company. Lex counters with a proposal for Victoria to take over her father’s company instead.
Phelan picks up Clark and makes him break into the apartment of an Internal Affairs official to get his files from a safe. Clark breaks in and throws the safe down on top of Phelan’s car, just as the police pull up. Clark superspeeds away, leaving Phelan with some explaining to do.
The sheriff shows up at the barn with a warrant to search the Kent farm. The police find a dead body in the barn and a gun in the truck and arrest Jonathan. Phelan has planted the body in the barn and now wants Clark to steal Alexander the Great’s breastplate in the Metropolis Museum. Clark successfully breaks in, but throws the breastplate out a window where it lands in front of Lex and the police, who are responding to a fake bomb threat that Phelan called in. Phelan shoots at Clark, who superspeeds away. The police come in and Phelan dies in the resulting shootout, taking Clark’s secret with him to the grave.
Lana puts out her first issue of the Torch with her front page story about Principal Kwan censoring Chloe. Kwan relents and lets Chloe come back as editor. Lex reviews the security tape from the break in, but can only make out a blur.
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Earl Jenkins, former handyman at the Kent's farm, is beset by body-rattling jitters. He claims he was infected with a green mist while working at a secret "Level 3" at the Smallville LuthorCorp fertilizer plant. No one knows anything about it. Earl accidentally kills a man with his powers, then makes his way to Smallville where he is taken into custody. He escapes and takes a school group hostage during a tour of the plant. Lionel Luthor flies in and refuses to negotiate, so Lex goes to confront Earl. Earl lets the kids go while keeping Lex. A gas main starts leaking and Lionel orders the plant into shutdown. Clark remains behind and using his x-ray vision finds the hidden Level 3. He, Earl, and Lex (who pleads ignorance) go down there. Earl starts jittering again, almost killing himself and Lex. Clark manages to rescue them both from a falling catwalk and stop the gas leak. Lionel denies everything, and Lex wonders how Clark was strong enough to rescue them both.
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Jodi, a weight-obsessed teen, goes on a crash diet of kryptonite-infected vegetables that eliminate all of her body fat and make her beautiful...and give her a hunger for the body fat of others. Friend Pete asks her out for a date and looks to be her next victim, except Clark figures it out and rescues him, taking Jodi to the hospital. Meanwhile, Lex gets some odd undefined results on his blood workup for a LuthorCorp health test. He also finds out about Chloe's "wall of weirdness" and approaches resident meteor expert Dr. Hamilton as he gets one step closer to the truth about Clark and the green meteor fragments that are scattered throughout Smallville.
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Harry, Lana's charge at an old folks' home, falls into a pond filled with kryptonite. That, and the electricity from a nearby line of Christmas lights, de-ages Harry, who goes on a killing spree to avenge himself on the children of the jury who put him away decades ago. Meanwhile, a blind woman named Cassandra at the same home has the gift of seeing the future, and gives Clark various cryptic warnings. Clark eventually figures out that his grandfather was one of the jurors, and goes to rescue his mom. Meanwhile, Lex has visited Cassandra and asked her to see his future. Although he's not aware of it, she sees a vision of him in the White House, then surrounded by flowers which turn to corpses while he is bathed in a rain of blood. The shock kills her.
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A jock named Sean inadvertently falls through the ice into a lake with kryptonite at the bottom, and turns into a living heat-absorbing battery. He quickly discovers that his best "fix" comes from absorbing the body heat from people. He tries to hit on Chloe, but she passes. Sean starts moving through his black book of other girls, freezing them solid. Meanwhile, Lex has given Clark tickets for a concert to go with Lana, and even supplies the limo. However, Clark hears about Sean's path of destruction and leaves, just in time to rescue Chloe. He then confronts Sean but gets frozen himself. Fortunately, the process proves less than fatal for the super-powered Clark. As Sean goes for Lana and Clark's parents who are at Lex's manor, Clark intercepts him and throws him into the nearby lake, freezing him solid in the water. At the end Lana resolves to just be friends with Clark.
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Clark starts experiencing "vision problems" which of course mean his "x-ray vision" is starting to develop. Meanwhile, prominent figures such as Lex Luthor are committing crimes such as bank robbery. It turns out a girl named Tina, who idolizes Lana, had soft bones as a child and was "cured" by kryptonite radiation: she now has the power to alter her physical form (and, conveniently, her voice, hair, and skin) to look like anyone she wants. She inadvertently killed her mother, and now plans to kill Lana and take over her life. Clark, with his x-ray vision, is the only one who can make out Tina no matter what form she takes due to her irradiated bones. He confronts her as she tries to kill Lana, and despite Tina wearing the kryptonite necklace she took from Lana, Clark manages to defeat her.
