Oh My GOD!!! What an amazing episode.
Smallville has reached a new high in my books. Just when you think they’ve done it all, they come out and pull and extraordinary episode out of the bag.
The episode starts with a scene from the LuthorCorp building with a board of director meeting. Oliver shows up announcing that he has bought controlling share in the company. Just then a time bomb goes off killing everyone in the room except Oliver.
Olive suspects that the person behind the attack is Lex via a mastermind he fired several years ago. Chloe is able to track the toy maker down, just then Clark shows up and talks Chloe into giving him the information.
And behold it was Lex behind the bombing. But he doesn’t stop there. He has plans to separate Clark and Lana. The roof of the Daily Planet is rigged with enough kryptonite to take the whole city out. Lex gives them the option to either walk away or let Lana absorb the kryptonite which would make her a walking kryptonite rock never to be able to come close to Clark close.
Chloe had rigged a PDA, iphone, with a tracker to track Lex, she gives Clark that to track him down. Right after the scene from the roof of the Daily Planet, Clark furious runs to kill Lex. Lana comes in his way to stop him from doing something he will regret for his whole life of if not that then change him forever. During this conversation with a semi truck in the background where Lex is suspected to be, a bomb goes off killing Lex.
It turns out that the person behind the bombing is none other than Oliver Queen. Chloe discovers this and confronts Oliver, where he rationalizes Chloe into staying quite about him behind the bombing.
Back at the barn Clark finds Lana, unable to go close to her. Lana tells him that she is leaving, where Clark tries to stop her and approaches her. With all the kryptonite Lana has absorbed Clark struggles to get close to her and kisses her. The kryptonite starts to attack his mouth with Lana running away and saying goodbye with an I Love You.
A truly amazing episode, one for the books.
Until the next review,
Eddy Out!



