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Written by Todd Slavkin & Darren Swimmer
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Written by Todd Slavkin and & Darren Swimmer
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* AdamAndEvePlot: Zor-El plans to pull this with Lara once he's wiped out Earth's population. He even [[InvokedTrope invokes]] the trope.
-->'''Zor-El''': Lara, it's our duty to repopulate this planet. The humans, they would call us "Adam and Eve."
-->'''Zor-El''': Lara, it's our duty to repopulate this planet. The humans, they would call us "Adam and Eve."
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* AdamAndEvePlot: Zor-El plans to pull this with Lara once he's wiped out Earth's population. He even [[InvokedTrope invokes]] [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] the trope.
-->'''Zor-El''': Lara, it's our duty torepopulate re-populate this planet. The humans, they would call us "Adam and Eve."
-->'''Zor-El''': Lara, it's our duty to
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* CliffHanger: The episode ends with Jor-El expressing his disappointment with Clark for defying him yet again and then Clark being bathed in bright light after Jor-El announces he's going to punish Clark.
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* CliffHanger: The episode ends with Jor-El expressing his disappointment with in Clark for defying him yet again and then Clark being bathed in bright light after Jor-El announces he's going to punish Clark.
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* RingOfPower: Jor-El's victory ring contains Blue Kryptonite which can strip a Kryptonian of his powers. Zor-El made sure Lara had the ring with her when Clark used the blue crystal to bring her back to life so she would give it to him and he would be powerless to stop him.
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* RingOfPower: Jor-El's victory ring contains Blue Kryptonite which can strip a Kryptonian of his powers. Zor-El made sure that Lara had the ring with her when Clark used the blue crystal to bring her back to life so she would give it to him and he would be powerless to stop him.
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* AbusiveDad: After Kara tries to stab him with a Kryptonian dagger, Zor-El grabs her and [[NeckLift starts strangling her]] until [[BigDamnHeroes Clark arrives with a piece of Green Kryptonite]]. Moments later, Zor-El recovers, grabs Kara and attempts to push her into a cluster of sharp crystals, only for Clark to destroy the blue crystal, causing Zor-El to disappear and Kara to be transported to Detroit without her memory.
* AdamAndEvePlot: Zor-El plans to pull this with Lara once he's wiped out Earth's population.
* AdamAndEvePlot: Zor-El plans to pull this with Lara once he's wiped out Earth's population.
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* AbusiveDad: After Kara tries to stab him with a Kryptonian dagger, Zor-El grabs her and [[NeckLift starts strangling her]] until [[BigDamnHeroes Clark arrives with a piece of Green Kryptonite]]. Moments later, Zor-El recovers, grabs Kara Kara, and attempts to push her into a cluster of sharp crystals, only for Clark to destroy the blue crystal, causing Zor-El to disappear and Kara to be transported to Detroit without her memory.
* AdamAndEvePlot: Zor-El plans to pull this with Lara once he's wiped out Earth's population. He even [[InvokedTrope invokes]] the trope.
-->'''Zor-El''': Lara, it's our duty to repopulate this planet. The humans, they would call us "Adam and Eve."
* AdamAndEvePlot: Zor-El plans to pull this with Lara once he's wiped out Earth's population. He even [[InvokedTrope invokes]] the trope.
-->'''Zor-El''': Lara, it's our duty to repopulate this planet. The humans, they would call us "Adam and Eve."
-->'''Zor-El''': Your father's ring might symbolize victory back home, but here, it means defeat.
-->'''Clark''': My mother gave me this ring.
-->'''Zor-El''': She had no way of knowing the blue mineral robs your powers. I, on the other hand, did a little research in one of my earlier walkabouts on Earth. I knew she'd slip it on your finger, like the good Kryptonian mother she is. She was so proud of your father.
-->'''Clark''': It was a trick. Her voice. All so I would activate the crystal.
-->'''Zor-El''': If Kara failed to activate the crystal, I knew I could appeal to your human tendencies.
-->'''Clark''': My mother gave me this ring.
-->'''Zor-El''': She had no way of knowing the blue mineral robs your powers. I, on the other hand, did a little research in one of my earlier walkabouts on Earth. I knew she'd slip it on your finger, like the good Kryptonian mother she is. She was so proud of your father.
-->'''Clark''': It was a trick. Her voice. All so I would activate the crystal.
-->'''Zor-El''': If Kara failed to activate the crystal, I knew I could appeal to your human tendencies.
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-->'''Zor-El''': Kal-El, the blood of the House of El runs through your veins as much as it does mine! As much as you try to deny it, your destiny is to ''rule'', and we can do that together, as a family.
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-->'''Zor-El''': Kal-El, the blood of the House of El runs through your veins as much just as it does mine! mine. As much as you try want to deny it, your destiny is to ''rule'', and ''rule''. And we can do that together, together as a family.
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* WithThisRing
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When Clark hears his biological mother Lara's voice coming from Kara's crystal, he ignores Jor-El's warnings and activates the crystal, resurrecting Lara as a clone. Unfortunately, the crystal also resurrects Zor-El, who sets out to use the Fortress to cause an eclipse that will eliminate humankind.
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When Clark hears his biological mother Lara's voice coming from Kara's crystal, he ignores Jor-El's warnings and activates the crystal, resurrecting Lara as a clone.Lara. Unfortunately, the crystal also resurrects Zor-El, who sets out to use the Fortress to cause an eclipse that will eliminate humankind.
* BroughtDownToNormal: Clark, thanks to Jor-El's victory ring, which contains Blue Kryptonite.
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* PlotDevice: The blue crystal, which releases clones of Lara and Zor-El, gives Zor-El control of the Fortress, and leaves Kara amnesiac in Detroit after Clark destroys it.
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* PlotDevice: PlotDevice:
** The blue crystal, which releases clones of Lara and Zor-El, gives Zor-El control of the Fortress, and leaves Kara amnesiac in Detroit after Clark destroysit.it.
** Jor-El's victory ring, which contains [[PowerNullifier Blue Kryptonite]] which [[BroughtDownToNormal strips Clark of his powers]] when he puts it on.
** The blue crystal, which releases clones of Lara and Zor-El, gives Zor-El control of the Fortress, and leaves Kara amnesiac in Detroit after Clark destroys
** Jor-El's victory ring, which contains [[PowerNullifier Blue Kryptonite]] which [[BroughtDownToNormal strips Clark of his powers]] when he puts it on.
* RingOfPower: Jor-El's victory ring contains Blue Kryptonite which can strip a Kryptonian of his powers. Zor-El made sure Lara had the ring with her when Clark used the blue crystal to bring her back to life so she would give it to him and he would be powerless to stop him.
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* WouldHitAGirl: Zor-El strikes Lara and sends her flying across the Fortress when she tries to stop him from strangling Kara to death.
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* WithThisRing
* WouldHitAGirl: When he storms Queen Tower to get Lara, Zor-El hits Lana and sends her flying across the room. Later, he strikes Lara and sends her flying across the Fortress when she tries to stop him from strangling Kara to death.
* WouldHitAGirl: When he storms Queen Tower to get Lara, Zor-El hits Lana and sends her flying across the room. Later, he strikes Lara and sends her flying across the Fortress when she tries to stop him from strangling Kara to death.
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When Clark hears his biological mother Lara's voice coming from Kara's crystal and he takes hold of it, the crystal transports him to the Fortress where Clark, against Jor-El's warnings, activates the crystal, resurrecting Lara as a clone. Unfortunately, the crystal also resurrects Zor-El, who sets out to use the Fortress to cause an eclipse that will eliminate humankind.
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When Clark hears his biological mother Lara's voice coming from Kara's crystal and crystal, he takes hold of it, the crystal transports him to the Fortress where Clark, against ignores Jor-El's warnings, warnings and activates the crystal, resurrecting Lara as a clone. Unfortunately, the crystal also resurrects Zor-El, who sets out to use the Fortress to cause an eclipse that will eliminate humankind.
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* AbusiveDad: After Kara tries to stab him with a Kryptonian dagger, Zor-El grabs her and starts strangling her until Clark arrives with a piece of Green Kryptonite. Moments later, Zor-El grabs Kara and attempts to push his daughter into a cluster of sharp crystals, only for Clark to destroy the blue crystal, causing Zor-El to disappear and Kara to be transported to Detroit.
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* AbusiveDad: After Kara tries to stab him with a Kryptonian dagger, Zor-El grabs her and [[NeckLift starts strangling her her]] until [[BigDamnHeroes Clark arrives with a piece of Green Kryptonite. Kryptonite]]. Moments later, Zor-El recovers, grabs Kara and attempts to push his daughter her into a cluster of sharp crystals, only for Clark to destroy the blue crystal, causing Zor-El to disappear and Kara to be transported to Detroit.Detroit without her memory.
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* BackFromTheDead: Lara and Zor-El, thanks to the blue crystal.
* BatmanGambit: Zor-El reveals he pulled one on Clark when Kara failed to activate the crystal.
* BatmanGambit: Zor-El reveals he pulled one on Clark when Kara failed to activate the crystal.
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* BackFromTheDead: Lara and Zor-El, Zor-El are resurrected as clones, thanks to the blue crystal.
* BatmanGambit: Zor-El reveals he pulled one on Clark when Kara failed to activate the blue crystal.
* BatmanGambit: Zor-El reveals he pulled one on Clark when Kara failed to activate the blue crystal.
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* FightOffTheKryptonite: After Clark weakens him with a chunk of Green Kryptonite, Zor-El manages to get the Kryptonite off of him and advances on Kara.
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* FightOffTheKryptonite: After Clark weakens him with a chunk of Green Kryptonite, Zor-El manages to get the Kryptonite off of him his chest and advances on Kara.
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* KillAllHumans: Zor-El's scheme so he can re-create Krypton on Earth along with Lara.
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* KillAllHumans: Zor-El's scheme so he can [[AdamAndEvePlot re-create Krypton on Earth along with Lara.Lara]].
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: Kara is the victim of this (again) after Clark destroys the blue crystal.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: Kara is the victim of this (again) after Clark destroys the blue crystal.
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* PlotDevice: The blue crystal, which releases clones of Lara and Zor-El, gives Zor-El control of the Fortress, and leaves Kara amnesiac after Clark destroys it.
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* PlotDevice: The blue crystal, which releases clones of Lara and Zor-El, gives Zor-El control of the Fortress, and leaves Kara amnesiac in Detroit after Clark destroys it.
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* AdamAndEvePlot: Zor-El announces his plans to pull this with Lara once he's wiped out all of humanity.
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* AbusiveDad: After Kara tries to stab him with a Kryptonian dagger, Zor-El grabs her and starts strangling her until Clark arrives with a piece of Green Kryptonite. Moments later, Zor-El grabs Kara and attempts to push his daughter into a cluster of sharp crystals, only for Clark to destroy the blue crystal, causing Zor-El to disappear and Kara to be transported to Detroit.
* AdamAndEvePlot: Zor-Elannounces his plans to pull this with Lara once he's wiped out all of humanity.Earth's population.
* AdamAndEvePlot: Zor-El
* FightOffTheKryptonite: After Clark weakens him with a chunk of Green Kryptonite, Zor-El manages to get the Kryptonite off of him and advances on Kara.
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* KillAllHumans: Zor-El's scheme so he can re-create Krypton on Earth.
* NeckLift: Zor-El does this to Kara when she tries to stab him with a Kryptonian dagger.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Clark, you really should have listened to your father.
* NeckLift: Zor-El does this to Kara when she tries to stab him with a Kryptonian dagger.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Clark, you really should have listened to your father.
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* KillAllHumans: Zor-El's scheme so he can re-create Krypton on Earth.
Earth along with Lara.
* NeckLift: Zor-El does this to Karawhen after she tries to stab him with a Kryptonian dagger.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Clark, youreally '''really''' should have listened to your father.Jor-El.
* NeckLift: Zor-El does this to Kara
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Clark, you
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Directed by Glen Winter
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* CliffHanger: The episode ends with Jor-El expressing his disappointment with Clark for defying him yet again and then Clark being bathed in bright light after Jor-El announces he's going to punish Clark.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Jor-El was right about Clark's emotions clouding his judgment.
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* EvilUncle: Zor-El to Clark.
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* EvilUncle: Zor-El Zor-El, to Clark.
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* MacGuffin: The blue crystal.
* PlotDevice: The blue crystal, which releases clones of Lara and Zor-El, gives Zor-El control of the Fortress, and leaves Kara amnesiac after Clark destroys it.
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* VillainOfTheWeek: Zor-El
* WeCanRuleTogether: Zor-El tries to persuade Clark it's his destiny to rule Earth.
* WeCanRuleTogether: Zor-El tries to persuade Clark it's his destiny to rule Earth.
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* VillainOfTheWeek: Zor-El
Zor-El, who seeks to wipe out all humans and re-create Krypton on Earth.
* WeCanRuleTogether: Zor-El tries to persuade Clark that it's his destiny to rule Earth.
* WeCanRuleTogether: Zor-El tries to persuade Clark that it's his destiny to rule Earth.
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* BatmanGambit: [[spoiler:Zor-El reveals he pulled one on Clark when Kara failed to activate the crystal.]]
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* BatmanGambit: [[spoiler:Zor-El Zor-El reveals he pulled one on Clark when Kara failed to activate the crystal.]]
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* NeckLift: [[spoiler:Zor-El does this to Kara when she tries to stab him with a Kryptonian dagger.]]
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler:Clark, you really should have listened to your father.]]
* PowerNullifier: Blue kryptonite is introduced in this episode.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler:Clark, you really should have listened to your father.]]
* PowerNullifier: Blue kryptonite is introduced in this episode.
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* NeckLift: [[spoiler:Zor-El Zor-El does this to Kara when she tries to stab him with a Kryptonian dagger.]]
dagger.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero:[[spoiler:Clark, Clark, you really should have listened to your father.]]
father.
* PowerNullifier: Bluekryptonite Kryptonite is introduced in this episode.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero:
* PowerNullifier: Blue
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* WouldHitAGirl: [[spoiler:Zor-El strikes Lara and sends her flying across the Fortress when she tries to stop him from strangling Kara to death.]]
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* WouldHitAGirl: [[spoiler:Zor-El Zor-El strikes Lara and sends her flying across the Fortress when she tries to stop him from strangling Kara to death.]]
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* WeCanRuleTogether: Zor-El tries to persuade Clark it's his destiny to rule Earth.
-->'''Zor-El''': Kal-El, the blood of the House of El runs through your veins as much as it does mine! As much as you try to deny it, your destiny is to ''rule'', and we can do that together, as a family.
-->'''Zor-El''': Kal-El, the blood of the House of El runs through your veins as much as it does mine! As much as you try to deny it, your destiny is to ''rule'', and we can do that together, as a family.
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* BackFromTheDead: Lara and Zor-El, thanks to the blue crystal.
* BatmanGambit: [[spoiler:Zor-El reveals he pulled one on Clark when Kara failed to activate the crystal.]]
* BatmanGambit: [[spoiler:Zor-El reveals he pulled one on Clark when Kara failed to activate the crystal.]]
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* KillAllHumans: Zor-El's scheme so he can re-create Krypton on Earth.
* MacGuffin: The blue crystal.
* NeckLift:Zor-El [[spoiler:Zor-El does this to Kara when she tries to stab him with a Kryptonian dagger.]]
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler:Clark, you really should have listened to your father.]]
* PowerNullifier: Blue kryptonite is introduced in this episode.
* MacGuffin: The blue crystal.
* NeckLift:
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler:Clark, you really should have listened to your father.]]
* PowerNullifier: Blue kryptonite is introduced in this episode.
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* WouldHitAGirl: Zor-El strikes Lara and sends her flying across the Fortress when she tries to stop him from strangling Kara to death.
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* WouldHitAGirl: Zor-El [[spoiler:Zor-El strikes Lara and sends her flying across the Fortress when she tries to stop him from strangling Kara to death.]]
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!!Tropes present in the episode:
%%* AdamAndEvePlot
* EvilUncle: Zor-El to Clark.
* NeckLift: Zor-El does this to Kara when she tries to stab him with a Kryptonian dagger.
* WouldHitAGirl: Zor-El strikes Lara and sends her flying across the Fortress when she tries to stop him from strangling Kara to death.
!!Tropes present in the episode:
%%* AdamAndEvePlot
* EvilUncle: Zor-El to Clark.
* NeckLift: Zor-El does this to Kara when she tries to stab him with a Kryptonian dagger.
* WouldHitAGirl: Zor-El strikes Lara and sends her flying across the Fortress when she tries to stop him from strangling Kara to death.
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Originally aired November 15, 2007
When Clark hears his biological mother Lara's voice coming from Kara's crystal and he takes hold of it, the crystal transports him to the Fortress where Clark, against Jor-El's warnings, activates the crystal, resurrecting Lara as a clone. Unfortunately, the crystal also resurrects Zor-El, who sets out to use the Fortress to cause an eclipse that will eliminate humankind.
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When Clark hears his biological mother Lara's voice coming from Kara's crystal and he takes hold of it, the crystal transports him to the Fortress where Clark, against Jor-El's warnings, activates the crystal, resurrecting Lara as a clone. Unfortunately, the crystal also resurrects Zor-El, who sets out to use the Fortress to cause an eclipse that will eliminate humankind.
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