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Written by Brian Peterson & Kelly Souders
Directed by James Marshall
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-->'''Lex''': Abraham threw Isaac on the pyre to prove his faith to {{God}}. What was your excuse?
-->'''Lionel''': Lex?
-->(''Lex removes his hood'')
-->'''Lionel''': Son. (''moves toward Lex'')
-->'''Lex''': (''holds Lionel at gunpoint'') Disappointed I'm not basking in the fires of {{Hell}}?
-->'''Lionel''': Lex, put the gun down.
-->'''Lex''': Sorry I screwed up your plan.
-->'''Lionel''': Why would I murder my own flesh and blood? Son, you're not yourself.
-->'''Lex''': I'm feeling more like myself than ever. What the hell did you do with Helen?
-->'''Lionel''': She's living very comfortably in your mansion. Why don't you ask her?
-->'''Lex''': She's alive?
-->'''Lex''': Yes. And she told a truly harrowing tale of survival that left you quite the posthumous hero. She said the pilot took your money and bailed out.
-->(''{{Flashback}} of [[RashomonStyle what allegedly happened on the plane]]'')
-->'''Lionel''': Quite a story, don't you think? A sacrificial death that would make any father proud. But something tells me that's not what really happened, Lex. I warned you not to trust her, Lex.
-->'''Lex''': (''swipes things off a desk'') Don't turn this on Helen! You had my name carved into a tombstone!
-->'''Lionel''': I had search parties scouring half the world for you.
-->'''Lex''': Looks like you picked the wrong half.
-->'''Lionel''': Lex?
-->(''Lex removes his hood'')
-->'''Lionel''': Son. (''moves toward Lex'')
-->'''Lex''': (''holds Lionel at gunpoint'') Disappointed I'm not basking in the fires of {{Hell}}?
-->'''Lionel''': Lex, put the gun down.
-->'''Lex''': Sorry I screwed up your plan.
-->'''Lionel''': Why would I murder my own flesh and blood? Son, you're not yourself.
-->'''Lex''': I'm feeling more like myself than ever. What the hell did you do with Helen?
-->'''Lionel''': She's living very comfortably in your mansion. Why don't you ask her?
-->'''Lex''': She's alive?
-->'''Lex''': Yes. And she told a truly harrowing tale of survival that left you quite the posthumous hero. She said the pilot took your money and bailed out.
-->(''{{Flashback}} of [[RashomonStyle what allegedly happened on the plane]]'')
-->'''Lionel''': Quite a story, don't you think? A sacrificial death that would make any father proud. But something tells me that's not what really happened, Lex. I warned you not to trust her, Lex.
-->'''Lex''': (''swipes things off a desk'') Don't turn this on Helen! You had my name carved into a tombstone!
-->'''Lionel''': I had search parties scouring half the world for you.
-->'''Lex''': Looks like you picked the wrong half.
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-->'''Lionel''':
-->'''Lionel:''' Son.
-->'''Lex''': (''holds
-->'''Lex:''' ''[holds Lionel at
-->'''Lionel''':
-->'''Lionel:''' Quite a story, don't you think? A sacrificial death that would make any father proud. But something tells me that's not what really happened, Lex. I warned you not to trust her, Lex.
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-->'''Edge''': Where's my package?
-->'''Clark''': I don't have it.
-->'''Edge''': I wonder if the cops want to know where you are. (''starts to dial his phone'')
-->'''Clark''': I don't think you heard me! (''rips off the car door and hauls Edge out'') The package is gone! Luthor doesn't know who took it, so forget about it! [...] Take your sorry ass down the road back to Metropolis. I don't want to see you in Smallville again. Ever.
-->'''Clark''': I don't have it.
-->'''Edge''': I wonder if the cops want to know where you are. (''starts to dial his phone'')
-->'''Clark''': I don't think you heard me! (''rips off the car door and hauls Edge out'') The package is gone! Luthor doesn't know who took it, so forget about it! [...] Take your sorry ass down the road back to Metropolis. I don't want to see you in Smallville again. Ever.
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-->'''Clark''':
-->'''Clark:''' I don't think you heard me!
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* IdiotBall: Clark revealing his weakness to Kryptonite to Edge so he can give the crime lord a sample of his blood to give to Lionel, who demanded that Edge return the package[[note]]The package in question was a vial of Clark's blood[[/note]] he had Clark, as Kal, steal from Lionel's office in the previous episode. This comes back to haunt Clark in "[[Recap/SmallvilleS03E08Shattered Shattered]]."
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* IdiotBall: Clark revealing his weakness to Kryptonite to Edge so he can give the crime lord a sample of his blood to give to Lionel, who demanded that Edge return the package[[note]]The package in question was a vial of Clark's blood[[/note]] he had Clark, as Kal, steal from Lionel's office in the previous episode. This comes back to haunt Clark in "[[Recap/SmallvilleS03E08Shattered Shattered]]."Shattered]]".
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* LetsGetDangerous: When Edge shows up at the Kent Farm demanding the package, Clark uses some of his "Kal" persona to physically threaten Edge and order him to leave Smallville. Edge complies...for a time, at least.
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* LetsGetDangerous: When Edge shows up at the Kent Farm demanding the package, Clark uses some of his "Kal" persona to physically threaten Edge and order him to leave Smallville. Edge complies... for a time, at least.
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** Possibly a {{meta}} example, but this episode shares the same title (somewhat[[note]]The ''Series/LoisAndClark'' episode was titled "The Phoenix" while ''Series/{{Smallville}}'''s is simply "Phoenix"[[/note]]) of an episode of ''Series/LoisAndClark'', which featured the return of SelfDemonstrating/LexLuthor.
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** Possibly a {{meta}} example, but this episode shares the same title (somewhat[[note]]The ''Series/LoisAndClark'' episode was titled "The Phoenix" while ''Series/{{Smallville}}'''s is simply "Phoenix"[[/note]]) of an episode of ''Series/LoisAndClark'', which featured the return of SelfDemonstrating/LexLuthor.ComicBook/LexLuthor.
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* BlackWidow: Helen is revealed as one.
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* CallingTheOldManOut: After returning from the island, Lex confronts Lionel in his office at [=LuthorCorp=] and holds the man at gunpoint, believing him to be the one responsible for causing his plane to crash. It later turns out that Lionel isn't the culprit; Helen is.
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* CallingTheOldManOut: After returning from the island, Lex confronts Lionel in his office at [=LuthorCorp=] and holds the man at gunpoint, believing him to be the one responsible for causing his plane to crash. It later turns out that crash.
-->'''Lex''': Abraham threw Isaac on the pyre to prove his faith to {{God}}. What was your excuse?
-->'''Lionel''': Lex?
-->(''Lex removes his hood'')
-->'''Lionel''': Son. (''moves toward Lex'')
-->'''Lex''': (''holds Lionelisn't at gunpoint'') Disappointed I'm not basking in the culprit; Helen is.fires of {{Hell}}?
-->'''Lionel''': Lex, put the gun down.
-->'''Lex''': Sorry I screwed up your plan.
-->'''Lionel''': Why would I murder my own flesh and blood? Son, you're not yourself.
-->'''Lex''': I'm feeling more like myself than ever. What the hell did you do with Helen?
-->'''Lionel''': She's living very comfortably in your mansion. Why don't you ask her?
-->'''Lex''': She's alive?
-->'''Lex''': Yes. And she told a truly harrowing tale of survival that left you quite the posthumous hero. She said the pilot took your money and bailed out.
-->(''{{Flashback}} of [[RashomonStyle what allegedly happened on the plane]]'')
-->'''Lionel''': Quite a story, don't you think? A sacrificial death that would make any father proud. But something tells me that's not what really happened, Lex. I warned you not to trust her, Lex.
-->'''Lex''': (''swipes things off a desk'') Don't turn this on Helen! You had my name carved into a tombstone!
-->'''Lionel''': I had search parties scouring half the world for you.
-->'''Lex''': Looks like you picked the wrong half.
-->'''Lex''': Abraham threw Isaac on the pyre to prove his faith to {{God}}. What was your excuse?
-->'''Lionel''': Lex?
-->(''Lex removes his hood'')
-->'''Lionel''': Son. (''moves toward Lex'')
-->'''Lex''': (''holds Lionel
-->'''Lionel''': Lex, put the gun down.
-->'''Lex''': Sorry I screwed up your plan.
-->'''Lionel''': Why would I murder my own flesh and blood? Son, you're not yourself.
-->'''Lex''': I'm feeling more like myself than ever. What the hell did you do with Helen?
-->'''Lionel''': She's living very comfortably in your mansion. Why don't you ask her?
-->'''Lex''': She's alive?
-->'''Lex''': Yes. And she told a truly harrowing tale of survival that left you quite the posthumous hero. She said the pilot took your money and bailed out.
-->(''{{Flashback}} of [[RashomonStyle what allegedly happened on the plane]]'')
-->'''Lionel''': Quite a story, don't you think? A sacrificial death that would make any father proud. But something tells me that's not what really happened, Lex. I warned you not to trust her, Lex.
-->'''Lex''': (''swipes things off a desk'') Don't turn this on Helen! You had my name carved into a tombstone!
-->'''Lionel''': I had search parties scouring half the world for you.
-->'''Lex''': Looks like you picked the wrong half.
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-->'''Edge''': Where's my package?
-->'''Clark''': I don't have it.
-->'''Edge''': I wonder if the cops want to know where you are. (''starts to dial his phone'')
-->'''Clark''': I don't think you heard me! (''rips off the car door and hauls Edge out'') The package is gone! Luthor doesn't know who took it, so forget about it! [...] Take your sorry ass down the road back to Metropolis. I don't want to see you in Smallville again. Ever.
-->'''Clark''': I don't have it.
-->'''Edge''': I wonder if the cops want to know where you are. (''starts to dial his phone'')
-->'''Clark''': I don't think you heard me! (''rips off the car door and hauls Edge out'') The package is gone! Luthor doesn't know who took it, so forget about it! [...] Take your sorry ass down the road back to Metropolis. I don't want to see you in Smallville again. Ever.
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After making a mysterious deal with Jor-El, Jonathan, possessing temporary Kryptonian superpowers, faces off against Clark. Lex returns and tries to figure out who engineered his plane crash: Lionel or Helen.
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After making a mysterious deal with Jor-El, Jonathan, possessing temporary Kryptonian superpowers, powers, faces off against Clark. Lex returns and tries to figure out who engineered his plane crash: Lionel or Helen.
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* BlackWidow: Helen is revealed as this.
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* BlackWidow: Helen is revealed as this.one.
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* IdiotBall: Clark revealing his weakness to Kryptonite to Edge so he can give the crime lord a sample of his blood to give to Lionel, who demanded that Edge return the package[[note]]The package in question was a vial of Clark's blood[[/note]] he had Clark, as Kal, steal from Lionel's office in the previous episode.
* IHaveYourWife: Edge and his men hold Jonathan and Martha hostage to force Clark to hand over the package.
* IHaveYourWife: Edge and his men hold Jonathan and Martha hostage to force Clark to hand over the package.
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* IdiotBall: Clark revealing his weakness to Kryptonite to Edge so he can give the crime lord a sample of his blood to give to Lionel, who demanded that Edge return the package[[note]]The package in question was a vial of Clark's blood[[/note]] he had Clark, as Kal, steal from Lionel's office in the previous episode.
episode. This comes back to haunt Clark in "[[Recap/SmallvilleS03E08Shattered Shattered]]."
* IHaveYourWife: Edge and his men hold Jonathan and Martha hostage to force Clark to hand over the (destroyed) package.
* IHaveYourWife: Edge and his men hold Jonathan and Martha hostage to force Clark to hand over the (destroyed) package.
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* {{Mundanger}}:
** Edge and his men.
** Helen, as well.
** Edge and his men.
** Helen, as well.
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* {{Mundanger}}:
** Edge and{{Mundanger}}: Neither Edge, his men.
** Helen, as well.goons, nor Helen have any special powers.
** Edge and
** Helen, as well.
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* VillainHasAPoint: Lionel ends up being right about Helen arranging the plane crash.
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* VillainHasAPoint: Turns out Lionel ends up being was right about Helen arranging the plane crash.
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After making a mysterious deal with Jor-El, Jonathan faces off against Clark. Lex returns and tries to figure out who engineered his plane crash: Lionel or Helen.
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After making a mysterious deal with Jor-El, Jonathan Jonathan, possessing temporary Kryptonian superpowers, faces off against Clark. Lex returns and tries to figure out who engineered his plane crash: Lionel or Helen.
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* CallingTheOldManOut: After returning, Lex holds Lionel at gunpoint, believing him to be the one responsible for causing his plane to crash. It later turns out that Lionel isn't the culprit; Helen is.
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* CallingTheOldManOut: After returning, returning from the island, Lex holds confronts Lionel in his office at [=LuthorCorp=] and holds the man at gunpoint, believing him to be the one responsible for causing his plane to crash. It later turns out that Lionel isn't the culprit; Helen is.
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* IdiotBall: Clark revealing his weakness to Kryptonite to Edge so he can give the crime lord a sample of his blood to give to Lionel, who demanded that Edge return the package[[note]]The package in question was a vial of Clark's blood[[/note]] he had Kal steal from Lionel's office in the previous episode.
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* IdiotBall: Clark revealing his weakness to Kryptonite to Edge so he can give the crime lord a sample of his blood to give to Lionel, who demanded that Edge return the package[[note]]The package in question was a vial of Clark's blood[[/note]] he had Kal Clark, as Kal, steal from Lionel's office in the previous episode.episode.
* IHaveYourWife: Edge and his men hold Jonathan and Martha hostage to force Clark to hand over the package.
* IHaveYourWife: Edge and his men hold Jonathan and Martha hostage to force Clark to hand over the package.
* LetsGetDangerous: When Edge shows up at the Kent Farm demanding the package, Clark uses some of his "Kal" persona to physically threaten Edge and order him to leave Smallville. Edge complies...for a time, at least.
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** Possibly a {{meta}} example, but this episode shares the same title (somewhat) of an episode of ''Series/LoisAndClark'', which featured the return of SelfDemonstrating/LexLuthor.
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** Possibly a {{meta}} example, but this episode shares the same title (somewhat) (somewhat[[note]]The ''Series/LoisAndClark'' episode was titled "The Phoenix" while ''Series/{{Smallville}}'''s is simply "Phoenix"[[/note]]) of an episode of ''Series/LoisAndClark'', which featured the return of SelfDemonstrating/LexLuthor.
%%* RashomonStyle* RashomonStyle: The {{flashback}}s of what happened on Lex and Helen's plane.
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* IdiotBall: Clark revealing his weakness to Kryptonite to Edge so he can give the crime lord a sample of his blood to give to Lionel, who demanded that Edge return the package[[note]]The package in question was a vial of Clark's blood[[/note]] he had Kal steal from Lionel's office in the previous episode.
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* VillainHasAPoint: Lionel ends up being right about Helen arranging the plane crash.
* VillainHasAPoint: Lionel ends up being right about Helen arranging the plane crash.
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* Possibly a {{meta}} example, but this episode shares the same title (somewhat) of an episode of ''Series/LoisAndClark'', which featured the return of SelfDemonstrating/LexLuthor.
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* MythologyGag: After Clark destroys the Red Kryptonite ring and [[ChestInsignia the El symbol]] starts to disappear, said symbol resembles the Superman "S" for a brief second before disappearing completely.
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* MythologyGag: MythologyGag:
** After Clark destroys the Red Kryptonite ring and [[ChestInsignia the El symbol]] starts to disappear, said symbol resembles the Superman "S" for a brief second before disappearingcompletely.completely.
* Possibly a {{meta}} example, but this episode shares the same title (somewhat) of an episode of ''Series/LoisAndClark'', which featured the return of SelfDemonstrating/LexLuthor.
** After Clark destroys the Red Kryptonite ring and [[ChestInsignia the El symbol]] starts to disappear, said symbol resembles the Superman "S" for a brief second before disappearing
* Possibly a {{meta}} example, but this episode shares the same title (somewhat) of an episode of ''Series/LoisAndClark'', which featured the return of SelfDemonstrating/LexLuthor.
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* CallingTheOldManOut: After returning, Lex holds Lionel at gunpoint, believing him to be the one responsible for causing his plane to crash. It later turns out Lionel isn't the culprit; Helen is.
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* CallingTheOldManOut: After returning, Lex holds Lionel at gunpoint, believing him to be the one responsible for causing his plane to crash. It later turns out that Lionel isn't the culprit; Helen is.
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* GoldDigger: Helen is revealed as one.
* KarmaHoudini: Helen escapes and is never seen again after this episode.
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Written by Brian Peterson & Kelly Souders
Directed by James Marshall
Directed by James Marshall
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* MythologyGag: After Clark destroys the Red Kryptonite ring and [[ChestInsignia the El symbol]] starts to disappear, said symbol resembles the Superman "S" for a brief second before disappearing completely.
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** Morgan Edge, Metropolis crime boss who tries to deliver Clark to Lionel.
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** Morgan Edge, a Metropolis crime boss who tries to deliver Clark to Lionel.
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After making a mysterious deal with Jor-El, Jonathan faces off against Clark. Lex returns to civilization and tries to figure out who engineered his plane crash: Lionel or Helen.
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After making a mysterious deal with Jor-El, Jonathan faces off against Clark. Lex returns to civilization and tries to figure out who engineered his plane crash: Lionel or Helen.
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* BlackWidow: Helen is revealed as one of these.
* {{Mundanger}}: Edge and his men.
** Also Helen.
* VillainOfTheWeek: Morgan Edge
* {{Mundanger}}: Edge and his men.
** Also Helen.
* VillainOfTheWeek: Morgan Edge
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* BlackWidow: Helen is revealed as one of these.
this.
*{{Mundanger}}: {{Mundanger}}:
** Edge and his men.
**Also Helen.
Helen, as well.
*VillainOfTheWeek: VillainOfTheWeek:
** MorganEdgeEdge, Metropolis crime boss who tries to deliver Clark to Lionel.
** Helen Bryce, who's revealed to have engineered Lex's plane crash so she could get his money.
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** Edge and his men.
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** Morgan
** Helen Bryce, who's revealed to have engineered Lex's plane crash so she could get his money.
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* BlackWidow: [[spoiler:Helen is revealed as one of these.]]
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* BlackWidow: [[spoiler:Helen Helen is revealed as one of these.]]
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** Also [[spoiler:Helen]].Helen.
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* BlackWidow: [[spoiler:Helen is revealed as one of these.]]
* {{Mundanger}}: Edge and his men.
* VillainOfTheWeek: Morgan Edge
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Originally aired October 8, 2003
After making a mysterious deal with Jor-El, Jonathan faces off against Clark. Lex returns to civilization and tries to figure out who engineered his plane crash: Lionel or Helen.
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After making a mysterious deal with Jor-El, Jonathan faces off against Clark. Lex returns to civilization and tries to figure out who engineered his plane crash: Lionel or Helen.
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