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What It's About
Episode #3-1
Written By: Alfred Gough and Miles Millar
Directed By: Greg Beeman
Air Date: October 1, 2003
Notable Guest Stars: Rutger Hauer as Morgan Edge, Emmanuelle Vaugier as Dr. Helen Bryce, Terence Stamp as the Voice of Jor-El
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Clark is in Metropolis and calling himself "Kal," still under the influence of Red Kryptonite. Lex is on a deserted island and tormented by a fellow castaway named Louis... unless he's imagining the whole thing. Finally, Lionel accuses Dr. Helen Bryce of being behind Lex's apparent doom. To bring Clark back, Jonathan Kent makes a deal with Jor-El to become Superbo and take Clark home.

This episode is continued from the second season finale.

Episode #3-2
Written By: Kelly Souders and Brian Peterson
Directed By: James Marshall
Air Date: October 8, 2003
Notable Guest Stars: Rutger Hauer as Morgan Edge, Emmanuelle Vaugier as Dr. Helen Bryce, Terence Stamp as the Voice of Jor-El
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Clark is back home in Smallville but Morgan Edge is determined to get a hold of the blood "Kal" was supposed to steal. Lex returns home and gets to the bottom of who set him up.

The season finale/premiere is finally over!

Episode #3-3
Written By: Todd Slavkin and Darren Swimmer
Air Date: October 15, 2003
Notable Guest Stars: Jesse Metcalfe as Van McNulty, Camille Mitchell as Sheriff Adams
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A young man whose father was killed by Tina Greer decides to get his revenge on meteor freaks after accessing Chloe's Wall of Weird database. Among his targets? Lex Luthor...

Episode #3-4
Written By: Drew Greenberg
Directed By: Terrance O'Hara
Air Date: October 22, 2003
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A girl is calling to Clark for help through her dreams... Also, Lionel wants Lex to have a psychological evaluation.

Episode #3-5
Written By: Mark Verheiden
Directed By: Jeannot Szwarc
Air Date: October 29, 2003
Notable Guest Stars: Michael McKean as Perry White
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Read an interview with episode writer Mark Verheiden!

A washed up, alcoholic tabloid reporter named Perry White comes to town and thinks he sees Clark using his abilities.

Guest Michael McKean is the real life husband of Annette O'Toole (Martha).

Episode #3-6
Written By: Kelly Souders and Brian Peterson
Notable Guest Stars: William B. Davis as Mayor Tate
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What is Clark's connection to the death of Lana's Aunt Louise back in 1961? How are Jor-El and Mayor Tate connected? A story spans two eras as a mystery is solved.

Episode #3-7
Written By: Holly Harold
Directed By: David Jackson
Notable Guest Stars: Kevin Zegers as Seth
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What is the magnetic pull this new FOTW has over Lana? And which Luthor steals one of Chloe's computers from the Torch office?

Episode #3-8
Written and Directed By: Ken Biller
Notable Guest Stars: Patrick Bergin as Morgan Edge
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Morgan Edge is back with a new face, and Lex is slowly becoming unraveled as his world comes crashing around him in madness. Lies are all around, and Lex is unsure of who - if anyone - to trust.

Episode #3-9
Written By: Todd Slavkin and Darren Swimmer
Directed By: Greg Beeman
Air Date: January 14, 2004
Notable Guest Stars: Jonathan Taylor Thomas as Ian Randall, Jesse Metcalfe as Van McNulty, Ian Somerhalder as Adam Knight, and Shawn Ashmore as Eric Summers
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Lex is institutionalized at the Belle Reve Asylum, and three past foes of Clark's decide to get their revenge. Lana, still recuperating from her accident with the horse, meets a mysterious young man named Adam at physical therapy.

Episode #3-10
Written By: Ken Horton
Directed By: Tom Wright
Air Date: January 21, 2004
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Clark's vision is impaired while trying to stop a jewelry store robbery, and the lack of sight causes his super-hearing to surface. Meanwhile, Lionel suspects Chloe is feeding information to Lex, and cuts her off...

Episode #3-11
Written By: Kelly Souders & Brian Peterson
Directed By: Pat Williams
Air Date: January 28, 2004
Notable Guest Stars: Ian Somerhalder as Adam Knight
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Clark, Lana, and the Kents are all hypnotized to attack Chloe by messages sent through e-mail.

Episode #3-12
Written By: Mark Verheiden & Drew Greenberg
Directed By: Greg Beeman & James Marshall
Air Date: February 4, 2004
Notable Guest Stars: Ian Somerhalder as Adam Knight, Joseph Cross as Jordan Cross
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A young boy can predict the moments of death of many people. Meanwhile, an angry father whose daughter died tries to burn Lana alive.

Episode #3-13
Written By: Todd Slavkin & Darren Swimmer
Directed By: Jeannot Szwarc
Air Date: February 11, 2004
Notable Guest Stars: Moneca Delain as Mara, Ryan Merriman as Dante, Ian Somerhalder as Adam Knight
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Pete gets involved with Kryptonite-enhanced street tracing, and finds himself threatened when he fails to do as he is told. Lana learns some secrets about Adam.

Episode #3-14
Written By: Holly Harold
Directed By: James Marshall
Air Date: February 18, 2004
Notable Guest Stars: Ian Somerhalder as Adam Knight, Sarah Carter as Alicia
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Clark meets a girl who is also affected by the meteors, and learns that maybe a girl who is a bit like him is the right one for her. But things go sour when it seems Alicia has gone over the deep end... meanwhile, Lana threatens to kick out Adam, and Adam's true role in this game is revealed...

Episode #3-15
Written By: Todd Slavkin & Darren Swimmer
Directed By: Terrance O'Hara

Air Date: Feb
ruary 25, 2004
Notable Guest Stars: James Kirk as Garrett

Clark's blood cells seem to be bringing dead people back to life... first with Adam, and now with the brother of a young man named Garrett.

Episode #3-16
Written By: Kelly Souders & Brian Peterson
Directed By: Ken Biller
Air Date: March 3, 2004
Notable Guest Star: Ian Somerhalder as Adam Knight
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A call from the future warns Clark and friends that Lana may soon be in danger. The truth about Adam Knight is revealed, and he is desperate for more serum to keep himself alive. Also in this episode, we learn Lionel Luthor is dying of a rare liver condition, and the FBI closes in on the Luthors after the murders in "Resurrection."

Episode #3-17
Written By: Jeph Loeb
Dr. Swann Scenes Written By: Alfred Gough and Miles Millar
Directed By: Greg Beeman
Air Date: April 14, 2004
Special Guest Star: Christopher Reeve as Dr. Virgil Swann
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Lionel seems to be coming closer to learning Clark's secret, and goes to Dr. Swann for help. Meanwhile, it seems that Jonathan is somehow communicating with Jor-El, and the consequences of the deal the two of them made are coming to the forefront.

Episode #3-18
Written By: Drew Greenberg
Air Date: April 21, 2004
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An accident occurs while Chloe enters the Luthorcorp plant that gives her the power to make everyone tell the truth, which becomes much more problematic than one would hope.

Episode #3-19
Written By: Al Gough & Miles Millar
Directed by: Miles Millar

Air Date: April 28, 2004
Guest Stars: Alisen Down (Lillian), Wayne Dalglish (Young Lex), Terence Stamp (Voice of Jor-El)
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Dr. Garner uses his technology to help Lex revisit and remember past repressed memories, and in the process, Lex remembers moments from his childhood, including who really killed his brother, Julian. Lionel lures Clark into a trap for his own examination.

Episode #3-20
Written By: Ken Biller
Directed by: John Schneider
Air Date: May 5, 2004
Guest Stars: Nathaniel Arcand (Jeremiah)

An artifact found in the cave gives its holder a lot of power - though if it falls into the hands of the rival of Naman, it could be destroyed. In this episode, Clark comes close to learning who his true arch-rival really is... but is it Lex, or is it Lionel?

Episode #3-21
Written By: Kelly Souders & Brian Peterson
Directed By: Terrence O'Hara
Air Date: May 12, 2004
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A mystic knife may fulfill a prophecy, but what will it reveal in the end? The burden of Clark's secret causes Pete to make an important decision, and Lex finally has the evidence to put Lionel behind bars.

Episode #3-22
Air Date: May 19, 2004
Guest Stars: Adrianne Palicki
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A girl claiming to be "Kara" from Krypton wants to bring Clark home. The Kents learn about the deal Jonathan made with Jor-El. The Sullivans and Clark testify against Lionel, and Clark finally learns the secret of Lex's secret room. As the episode ends, it appears Chloe's gone boom, Clark's been sucked into the cave wall, Lex appears poisoned, Jonathan looks dead, and the Kent Farm is on fire...

Note: This is not the same "Kara" we'd see in Season 7, as played by Laura Vandervoort.