Farewell General Zod, you were quite the idiot!

Clark now has the Book of Rao, but only to find out it will teleport every Kryptonian to their "paradise" world to start fresh. Since that includes Clark, he decides to lead his people to their new lives and has to say goodbye to his loved ones. Chloe gets pissed, Oliver doesn't care, and Lois gets told she needs to pick Africa over love. BUT, before Clark can do anything, Zod and his Kandorians begin committing gang violence across the globe because that's how you take over the world (apparently).

Britt Irvin, Michael Shanks and Alaina Huffman all return as DC Comics original characters Courtney Whitmore ("Stargirl"), Carter Hall ("Hawkman") and Dinah Lance ("Black Canary"), respectively.

Phil Morris and Lee Thompson Young make their final appearances as DC Comics original characters John Jones (“Martian Manhunter”) and Victor Stone (“Cyborg”), respectively.

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Perry Pt. II: I'm Banging Clark's Mom

The farm gets a surprise visit from Martha Kent while Clark and Lois are figuring out their "break-up" and unemployment situation. On top of that, Martha brings Perry White and Lois couldn't be more excited to work with a legend on their hot new story: The Red Queen. Maxwell Lord returns and kidnaps Tess in order to track down the Book of Rao, which Chloe is also trying to find but is doing a terrible job.

Annette O'Toole (Virgin River, Superman III) makes her return as DC Comics original character Martha Kent.

Michael McKean (Better Call Saul, This is Spinal Tap) returns as DC Comics original character Perry White.

Gil Bellows (Chucky, The Shawshank Redemption) returns as DC Comics original character Maxwell Lord.

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Smallville Presents: Lockdown, Pt. II

Chloe and Tess, a.k.a. the twins, get locked inside of Watchtower together (mmm, kinky). Stuart is back as a completely different character who now works for Checkmate. Zod continues to betray his own people by abandoning them. Clark tries to help a pregnant Faora, but Checkmate gets in the way. Oliver gets a sick new chest tattoo, courtesy of Zod.

Pam Grier (Jackie Brown, The L Word) makes her final appearance as DC Comics original character Amanda Waller.

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Clark Kent v The Blur: Who does Lois love more?

Lois and Clark get their jobs pitted against one another by the Daily Planet's new editor-in-chief. Ex-D.A. Ray the NutSacks is out of prison and ready for his revenge on Lois and The Blur. Chloe, a.k.a. Watchtower, is practically useless nowadays. Lois basically admits that The Blur is more important than her boyfriend. Checkmate makes a return with their new black king and he is, in fact, NOT black.

Gil Bellows (Chucky, The Shawshank Redemption) makes his first appearance as DC Comics original character Maxwell Lord.

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Metallo, Pt. II: Clark & Zod Forever <3

Thanks to Tess, John Corben is back and with a new upgrade: The Nice Guy Enhancer. Chloe tracks down Tess' lab for Clark, but little do they know that it's filled with red Kryptonite. Once Clark, or our favorite "Kal", is infected he falls in love with Zod because of his superpowers and takes him to the fortress to meet daddy. Meanwhile, Lois tries to get John out of the state and Chloe and Tess realize they are best friends/twins.

Brian Austin Green (Beverly Hills 90210) returns for his last special guest appearance as DC Comics original character John Corben, a.k.a. Metallo.

THIS IS THE WORST GAME OF CHESS ANYONE'S EVER SEEN!

Checkmate is back, with Amanda Waller, and guess who they want? CHLOE, a.k.a. Watchtower! Clark is apparently super selfish for not checking in with Chloe on his every move. Somehow Tess just now finds out that Oliver is Green Arrow. Detective John Jones is being sketchy. Checkmate kidnaps Chloe, so Clark has to break some legs. Oh, and no Lois? Chess sucks!

Phil Morris (Doom Patrol, Seinfeld) returns as DC Comics original character Martian Manhunter.

Pam Grier (Jackie Brown, Foxy Brown) returns as DC Comics original character Amanda Waller.

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Couples Retreat: The Smallville Edition

The Nurse and her sister join us as special guest hosts for this romantic couples getaway!

Clark finds some time to plan a romantic weekend with Lois at the ever-so-famous McDougle Inn. Little do they know the most horrible couple, Chloe and Oliver, is also doing their own romantic getaway at the very same place. On top of that, the inn is haunted by the soul of Silver Banshee and is casually murdering men only (sexist, much?). Meanwhile, an even worse couple is having sexy time at Clark's barn. Their names? Tess and Zod, who we have now deemed as "Zess".

Odessa Rae appears in the episode as DC Comics original character Silver Banshee.

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Dr. Beanie and His Bloody Limbs

The Kandorian's secret human experiments come back to bite them after a previous victim kidnaps the three who were in charge, and one happens to be the sister of Faora. Clark tries to help, but is too high to solve the crime all on his own. Who else can help, you ask? LOIS AND ZOD, OF COURSE (eww)! Meanwhile, Oliver figures out Chloe has been stealing money from him in order to create a mass array of kryptonite weaponry. Also, Zod has a sweet surprise at the end (it sucks).

Smallville Presents: Crimson, Pt. II and Zod's 9/11

It's Valentine's Day and Lois refuses to do anything romantic with Clark, but he isn't helping either. After a blast of fairy dust, a.k.a. PCP, laced with Gemstone Kryptonite, Clark now has the ability to "persuade" the people he talks to. Lois becomes a traditional housewife. Chloe somehow gets worse and is a psychotic C.K. bodyguard. Even Clark persuades himself to try and kill Tess after Zod tells him she killed the clone of Jor-El (#9.7)... or did she?

SKCUS GNI***F LLITS EOLHC

Zatanna is back and hotter than ever before, and sort of slutty? Either way, it's time to go "BIG" at the Metropolis Wonder-Con! A kid named Alec turns into an adult superhero after reading a cursed Warrior Angel comic book, courtesy of Zatanna's late father. Chloe shows us she's into REALLY young men. Clark and Lois still won't put out for each other.

Serinda Swan (Reacher, The Coroner, Ballers) makes her second appearance as DC Comics original character Zatanna Zatara.

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"You are of value, Clark Kent."

After part one, Clark and his worst friends all get together to team-up with some of the J.S.A. members. The heroes go after The Icicle once they find out his weaknesses, with some sacrifices along the way (R.I.P. Kent Nelson). Unknown to them, The Icicle was hired by Amanda Waller, an agent of a group called Checkmate. Waller, a.k.a. "The White Queen", lures Lois into her schemes, while Tess seems to be super jealous and continues to do things that make no sense.

Pam Grier (Jackie Brown, The L Word) makes her debut appearance as DC Comics original character Amanda Waller.

Phil Morris, Wesley MacInnes, Britt Irvin, Michael Shanks and Brent Stait all return as DC Comics original characters John Jones ("Martian Manhunter"), Cameron Mahkent ("The Icicle"), Courtney Whitmore ("Stargirl"), Carter Hall ("Hawkman") and Kent Nelson ("Dr. Fate"), respectively.

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What's the "J.S.A."?

That's right nerds, it's time for the golden age heroes to make their Smallville debut. After the Star-Spangled Kid and the Sandman are murdered by a villain named "The Icicle", the gang gets together in order to find out why he is picking off retired heroes one-by-one. As Oliver pursues a high school girl, Clark and Chloe bust out the Daily Planet archives to learn that this team of heroes were framed for crimes they never committed. That team's name is The Justice Society of America.

Wesley MacInnes, Jim Shield, Ken Lawson, Britt Irvin, Michael Shanks and Brent Stait make special guest appearances as DC Comics original characters Cameron Mahkent ("The Icicle"), Sylvester Pemberton ("Star-Spangled Kid"), Wesley Dodds ("Sandman"), Courtney Whitmore ("Stargirl"), Carter Hall ("Hawkman") and Kent Nelson ("Dr. Fate"), respectively.

Other DC Comics character cameos include Ted Grant ("Wildcat"), Al Pratt ("The Atom"), Jay Garrick ("The Flash"), Abigail Hunkel ("Red Tornado") and Alan Scott ("Green Lantern").

NO LOVERS. NO ALLIES. NO HOOKERS.

Oliver's old mentor, Vordigan, comes into town to remind his former student of the vows he took. First, the Dark Archer ruins Lois and Clark's date night. Second, he attacks Chloe, who deserves it by the way. Third, he kidnaps Oliver's favorite hooker (oops, we meant "disciple") Mia, a.k.a. Speedy. Lastly, he wants an honorable death from his protege. What does Oliver do? Chokes out his hooker Speedy, and then mopes around Metropolis because Lois and Clark are dating.

Steve Bacic (Andromeda) special guest stars as Vordigan, Smallville's iteration of the DC Comics original character Dark Archer.

Elise Gatien (Ghost Wars, Virgin River) returns for her final appearance as DC Comics original character Mia Dearden, a.k.a. Speedy.

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SUMMERHOLT LIVES ON!

The time has come to dive into the not-so-distant future. Coming off her kissing seizure last episode, Lois gets unknowingly kidnapped by Tess and Stuart in order to unlock her future timeline memories. In this apocalyptic future, Zod and the Kandorians/Kryptonians obtain their powers under a red sun, take over the world, and turn the Kent Farm into a human concentration camp. The Idiot BFF Gang (Chloe & Oliver) find out Lois is at Belle Reve, then informs Clark so he can get inside her...memories.

Big shout outs to our original Summerholt Institute folks:

• Dr. Lawrence Garner (we miss you)
• Ryan James (you were a little annoying)
• Molly Griggs (so hot)
• Lawrence Grady (bad father)
• The Luthors (ew)

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Two Nerdy Idiots vs. The Wonder Twins: Who is more dumb?

Lois is back and is experiencing more intense visions from her trip to the future. As she attempts processing that on top of kissing Clark, Lois decides to go to therapy. Clark has two fans, Zan and Jayna, stopping crime and posing as his hero identity The Blur. While their intentions are good, the twins absolutely suck as heroes and get The Blur in the crosshairs of Metropolis' crooked District Attorney. Chloe somehow keeps beating her own record as THE WORST F***KING BFF EVER.

David Gallagher (7th Heaven, Kingdom Hearts) and Allison Scagliotti (Warehouse 13, Drake & Josh) special guest star as DC Comics original characters Zan and Jayne, respectively, a.k.a. The Wonder Twins.

Fun Fact: This is the first and ONLY live-action appearance of The Wonder Twins since their 1977 debut in Super Friends.

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Jor-El & Major Zod: The Last Blokes of Krypton

Zor-El and Lara had their turn, now it's time for Clone Jor-El to make an appearance! Jor-El arrives at the Kent farm and tells the origin of the infamous purple orb, as well as his relationship with his BFF Zod. Tess wiggles her way in-between the two BFFs in order to "protect" Clark and his identity. Clark is upset his papa doesn't care to see him (he doesn't even know you bro). Oliver is just background noise. Chloe is now back on top as the worst friend.

The late Julian Sands (Arachnophobia, The Medallion) makes his first appearance as DC Comics original character Jor-El of Krypton.

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TRUE LOVE'S FIRST KISS

Lois and Clark land a pilot audition as cohosts for the news show Good Morning, Metropolis. While she is chasing a new career move, Clark just wants to get a second date with Lois. As they battle it out with their Online Dating story, Oliver finds a new "sidekick" in the form of a prostitute named Mia. That's right everyone, Speedy is here and Smallville made her a fight clubbing hooker! Make sure to listen to hear how Chloe has moved up the BFF ladder above Oliver.

Elise Gatien (Ghost Wars, Virgin River) special guest stars as DC Comics original character Mia Dearden, a.k.a. Speedy.

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Roulette: The Chloe Sullivan Edition

It's Oliver's birthday, so why not go and place the most awful bets at the underground casino. After being roofied by the "owner" of the casino, Oliver's life becomes an insane and stupid test to prove he's still a hero inside. Lois tries to track down Oliver so she can play beer pong. Clark finds out more clues about the missing Kandorians. Oh, and have we mentioned Chloe is THE worst friend?

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Smallville Presents: Fat Toy-Lover vs. Suicidal Billionaire

The infamous Winslow Schott, a.k.a. Toyman, returns this week and he's here for revenge against Oliver Queen. After Toyman's first bomb attempt against Queen Industries, Clark is gifted with the power of reading minds (thanks daddy Jor-El). Clark uses his new power to stop crime, but also to stand-up Lois on a "date" that he planned. Chloe continues to fume with jealousy of Lois' relationship with Clark. Tess tracks down Oliver and saves all the women of Mexico from his sexual harassment.

The late Chris Gauthier (Watchmen, Once Upon a Time) returns as DC Comics original character Winslow Schott, a.k.a. Toyman.

28 Days Later: The Smallville Edition

Seems like the writers were thin on story ideas this time around and brought us Thirst, Pt. II.

A random case of kryptonite rabies has hit Metropolis, but looks like instead of vampires we get horny zombies. Clark continues his hero work while working at the Daily Planet. Oliver is still moping for no reason, and manages to let Lois turn into a zombie. Tess infects almost half the city. Chloe, who is still a villain, teams up with Emil to find a cure. Major Zod hates being left out of world-conquering plans.

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