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1. Zod
Air date: Sep 28, 2006
Zod takes over Lex's body and plans to destroy the planet while Clark is trapped, powerless, in the phantom zone with criminals imprisoned there by his father.
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2. Sneeze
Air date: Oct 5, 2006
Clark develops what appears to be his first cold while cleaning up the destruction caused by Zod.
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3. Wither
Air date: Oct 12, 2006
Lex throws a charity costume ball for the town; Clark and Chloe pursue a creature who uses male human bodies to procreate; All-American Rejects perform.
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4. Arrow
Air date: Oct 19, 2006
Lois witnesses the Green Arrow steal a rare diamond necklace from Martha's neck; Clark discovers Oliver Queen is the Green Arrow; Lex tests Lana's loyalty.
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5. Reunion
Air date: Oct 26, 2006
Flashbacks reveal that Oliver and his friends bullied Lex and his friend Duncan (Bryce Hodgson) as teenagers in prep school; Lex and Oliver return to the school for a reunion.
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6. Fallout
Air date: Nov 2, 2006
Clark learns Raya managed to escape from the Phantom Zone and has come to see him; Baern (Bow Wow), a killer who also escaped, takes them on as revenge for his imprisonment.
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7. Rage
Air date: Nov 9, 2006
Clark discovers the Green Arrow was shot while trying to save a couple from a carjacking; Oliver displays erratic behavior; Lana makes a shocking discovery that will impact her relationship with Lex.
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8. Static
Air date: Nov 16, 2006
Clark learns a Zoner has landed in Seattle and slaughtered the crew of a working ship; while investigating, Clark comes face to face with a horrifying phantom (Batista) who sucks the bones out of people.
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9. Subterranean
Air date: Dec 7, 2006
Clark discovers his neighbor holding migrant laborers captive and forcing them to work on his farm; Clark seeks help from Martha to allow a young boy and his mother to stay in the country.
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10. Hydro
Air date: Jan 11, 2007
When Lana confesses to Chloe that she has reservations about marrying Lex, a gossip columnist (Tori Spelling) runs a story detailing the conversation; Lois suspects that Oliver is the Green Arrow.
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definitely not weaker than season 4 but it has a few plot inconsistencies and lexana is the worst romance to bless television.
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this is when the show becomes overloaded with characters and starts to feel like filled episodes ALL the episodes. we discover oliver green is the green arrow. first he acted worse than lex luthor. after we realize he is a hero then he becomes instantly best friends with all clark's friends. zod shennanigans begins and kryptonian madness begins. lex start his plans to kill clark once he figures out what can kill him.
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I watched Smallville casually when it originally aired until somewhere in the fourth season. I tried watching it again, and gave up with season 6. This show has some of the most annoying characters in it that you wish would just die, and continue to be a nuisance. In season 1 it was Whitney, but I knew he wasn't around after that, so I put up with it. Completely unlikable. Then they actually did it again with Jason in season 4. In fact, that season made me hate Lana so much, I was hoping they would both just die or leave, yet she sticks around, and continues to add nothing to the series. Season 6 took the cake with Oliver, because he's as intolerable as Jason, and discovering he is around for more than one season was enough to make me quit watching.
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A fun new hero, the Lana, Lex relationship bringing out new sides for both of them and some strong world building really make this great.
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While this season has good ideas it ultimately focuses on a love triangle centered around the worst charecter of the series.
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Woorst season yet way 2 much filler not enough progression hell even the final episode felt like an episode 15 so dull yeah so good key moments happened but I struggled to stay awake though most of it dont know why everyone gave the season such high ratings anyway boring hope season 7 is better only interesting thing was the ending a clone clark
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Season 6 of 'Smallville' has some certain issues to say the least and some pretty troubled characters and relationships that need work but it also has it's fair share of good moments plus a very good to say the least Season Finale. (7/10)
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The preceding (fifth) season of Smallville accomplished two main tasks: setting up the Lex/Lana relationship and moving the show in a more action & sci-fi direction. One plotline succeeded, the other failed. Let's start with what went right in Smallville's Sixth Season, then end with why it became downright difficult to watch at some times: -As Clark pursues escaped Kryptonian prisoners (a key season-long arc), his action-packed battles with the villians are sights to behold. -The formation of the "junior" Justice League, bringing back favorites from seasons past and introducing a new hero who proved to be a "bullseye". -A completely new aspect of Chloe Sullivan's character is revealed towards the end of the season. -More "wink-wink" nods to the Superman cannon, including a certain bow-tie clad camera man and an episode that precludes a potential Clark/Lois relationship. -The continued descent of Lex into pure evil, whether through flashbacks to his youth or his "33.1" secret projects. -As usually, the season premiere and finale are both visually and creatively stunning. Much like the end of season five, the final scene will have you anxiously awaiting the Season Seven DVD's to be released. However, despite those positive factors, the Sixth Season is severely lacking in some key areas: -First, the Clark/Lana relationship is streched beyond the realm of good writing, where its "on-again, off-again" nature is apparent in nearly every episode. One week they may be together, while the next week they won't even speak to each other. This writing faux pas also hindered what could have been a dynamite Lex/Lana relationship. Even when genuine Clark/Lana moments are attempted towards the end of the season, they lack any emotional punch, as that relationship has been used again and again. -Another problem with this season (as with the previous two) is the character of Lois Lane. If there ever was any doubt that Lois is on the show for her sex appeal only, this season put those doubts to rest. Whereas Lois should be used to hint at her ultimate relationship with Clark, so is all too often just "eye candy". -Finally, the writers/producers spend way too much time on the concept of Clark's negative impact on the world (what I like to call "Clark whining"). Multiple times this season Clark is seen lamenting the very fact that he was ever sent to Earth...not a "Superman-esque" attitude whatsoever. I appreciated that a young Clark may grapple with those issues, but it seemed to be a much over-used dramatic technique. To conclude, the Sixth Season of Smallville did not measure up to its past. Though doing a decent job of advancing the Superman "mythology", this season emotionally bankrupted most of the show's important relationships, thus providing little to no "tearjerker" moments that had been such a part of earlier seasons.
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very dark season love it
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