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1. Bizarro
Air date: Sep 27, 2007
Clark confronts Bizarro, the last wraith from the Phantom Zone, but their fight sends a torrent of water rushing toward land; the mysterious young woman reappears at the Kent farm.
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2. Kara
Air date: Oct 4, 2007
Clark and Lois discover his cousin Kara's spaceship, but she knocks out Lois before they can open it; Clark heads to the Fortress of Solitude to start his superhero training; Lex makes a stunning discovery regarding Lana and Project 33.1.
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3. Fierce
Air date: Oct 11, 2007
Desperate to fit in and make friends on Earth, Kara registers to be in a beauty pageant, ignoring Clark's warning to keep a low profile; three meteor-influenced vixens plan to use their powers to steal a treasure map to a time capsule.
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4. Cure
Air date: Oct 18, 2007
Chloe tries to get rid of her powers by seeing a dangerous doctor.
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5. Action
Air date: Oct 25, 2007
When a comic-book-based movie shoots in Smallville, Clark must save the lead actress (Christina Milian) from a runaway car; Lex discovers Lionel at the cabin.
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6. Lara
Air date: Nov 1, 2007
Kara, sedated by a truth serum, relives a prior trip to Earth, when she followed Clark's biological mother (Helen Slater) to the Kent farm.
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7. Wrath
Air date: Nov 8, 2007
Lana absorbs Clark's powers and steals incriminating evidence from Lex's safe; a battle ensues between Lana and Lex.
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8. Blue
Air date: Nov 15, 2007
Clark meets his biological mother (Helen Slater) for the first time; Chloe and Lex discover that Lois and Grant have been seeing each other.
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9. Gemini
Air date: Dec 13, 2007
Chloe tells Jimmy that she is a meteor freak; Clark returns from the Fortress and tells Lana that Kara is gone; Lana tells Clark a man named Adrian was infected by an alien substance.
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10. Persona
Air date: Jan 31, 2008
Bizarro poses as Clark, who is frozen in the fortress; unaware that he is Bizarro, Lana shares information with him.
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A great of introducing Kara Zor-El, Braniac was ok and i just wish the Bizarro was more utilised.
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this is the moment the show goes bizarre and does not have a clear purpose anymore. kara (aka supergirl) reaches earth and starts mocking of clark because he cannot fly. chloe gets kryptonite powers and runs away asking for a cure while her powers are nanite based because the renmants of brainiac infected her and slowly are taking over her. green arrow and friends fill the filler episodes with random crap like random quests in many cases does not even involves clark kara or smallville for that fact. clearly we start to see the downside of the show. not to mention is when clark starts to use the Neo outfit because the matrix was cool so why not add a long coat and sunglasses to superman???????
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The addition of Supergirl is a great help (even if they aren't sure what to do with her sometimes) but the story is a bit more confused than most seasons.
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This was the best season of The show in my opinion it tied with Seasons 1 , 2, and 5 for effective use of story.
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Beyond disappointment that despite a strong start? ends up on a filler note, bad writing and just a lazy finale that brings even worse excuses to begin with. (5/10)
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Undoubtedly the weakest link in the series
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Smallville's Seventh Season can easily be categorized into three distinct parts, each containing their own strenghts and weaknesses: 1. At the beginning of this season, Kara Jor-El (better known as Supergirl) is introduced. The developement of her character is a welcome breathe of fresh air to the show, while the description of her Kryptonian parents' relationship to Clark's Kryptonian family provides some intriguing backstory into the politics of Krypton. At the same time, however, the Clark/Lana soap opera continues, milking that relationship for all it is worth (a would-be touching moment in the finale is rendered midly emotional as a result). 2. The middle of the season struggled to find it's footing. On one (positive) hand, Clark takes a very interesting romp through Lex's twisted mind in "Fracture", while Braniac (always a well-acted, interesting character) returns to wreak more havoc on the House of El. On the other (negative) hand, the Grant Gabriel character arc completely fails, the much-hyped "Gemini" episode fails to deliver its potential, while the return of an old friend in "Hero" proves to be anti-climatic and contrived. 3. The final portion of the season, however, is what boosts my rating from three stars to four. The final seven episodes of the series deal with the mysterious "Veritas" society (of which Lionel Luthor is intimately involved in) that know of Clark's Kryptonian heritage. The quest to decipher "Veritas" leads Lex Luthor to take the final step (in a chilling scene) towards obsessive madness, puts Lana, Chloe, and Kara in mortal danger, and ultimately sets up a long-awaited Clark/Lex showdown. To conclude, though the opening portions of the Smallville's Seventh Season were average at best, the "Veritas" angle brings back the intense drama that Smallville fans are used to. As the show progresses into what may be it's final (eighth) season minus a few long-time cast members, the look of the show may be quite different than ever before. In recent seasons, Smallville creators Al Gough and Miles Millar have been heavily criticed for tampering with the heralded Superman cannon. However, with the depature of Gough and Millar following this season, perhaps the new producers will spend more time explaining how Clark ultimately became the Superman we all know and love.
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