She’s going to figure it out. She’s going to poke Clark in the butt and this time, since the crystal is away the metal stick is going to bend because Clark is back to his old self again, with powers. The show ends on a cliffhanger. This is the worst ending in the history of …

This was a very dark and rivetting episode. I was on the edge of my seat wondering how Lana would get out of her predicament. She almost died after having a few more houres to go. Lana meets a charismatic gym instructor and he takes advantange of her and while she was napping he experimented …

Superboy is clever. He knows how to play the “I’m death and I know you’ll mourn but I’m coming back or back, game.” Lex Luthor was about to set off a bomb but Superboy had limited info so he faked his death to stop Luthor and won the gamble. Luthor never saw it coming but …

So Clark is losing his job but the only way to stay on at the agency is to accept a promotion. Catch is that he’ll have to routinely see a psychiatrist on the company’s dime. He agrees and gets the doctor so frustrated that she passes him and lets him stay on at the agency. …

A machine that can reveal Superboy’s identity and Lana almost had it down pat. She did at points figure out that Clark was Superboy but there were cracks and Clark’s constant denials and subject-changing. But I think she eventually figured it out when she kissed Clark. Why does Clark want to keep it from Lana …