Janelle has an extensive career as a writer, with over a decade of freelance experience, especially when it comes to pop culture. Although her first love was music, she also enjoys digging into writing about film and television and taking a deeper, more analytical dive into their stories and characters.
Superhero stories, and origin stories in particular, are all too common these days, from TV shows to the big screen. But one of the series to approach the genre best was Smallville, which explored the story of a young Clark Kent living in Smallville, Kansas, before he became Superman. The series premiered in 2001 and came to an end in 2011, after 10 seasons and over 200 episodes, and aired on the WB, which later became the CW.
9 "Velocity" Season 3, Episode 13 Pete got involved with a corrupt street-racing gang who used Kryptonite-enhanced fuel in their cars in “Velocity.” They wanted Pete to intentionally lose a race, and after he defied their wishes, Jason Dante threatened to kill him. Pete then asked Clark to use his powers to help him, and Clark was angry that Pete would make such a request—especially when Clark also had to rely on dishonesty and theft to do so.
7 "Blank" Season 4, Episode 19 A young man, Kevin, had the power to affect people’s memory in “Blank,” and while he typically used it to erase memories after he committed thefts, he used it on Clark, causing complete amnesia. Chloe found out what happened, and with his parents out of town, she had to keep an eye on him and not only taught him about his powers but also prevented him from revealing them to others.
5 "Hidden" Season 5, Episode 3 After breaking into a nuclear silo and killing the guards, Gabriel , a former classmate of Chloe’s, warned her that he intended to detonate a missile in order to kill everyone who had been exposed to Kryptonite and suggested she leave Smallville in “Hidden.” Clark, having recently chosen to give up his powers, confronted Gabriel, only to also be shot and killed—and the only one who could save Clark was Jor-El.
3 "Transference" Season 4, Episode 6 In “Transference,” due to a Kryptonian stone, Clark was drawn to the prison Lionel was in and arrived just as Lionel was about to stab Lex with a stone in an attempt to switch bodies with him and escape. Clark grabbed the stone instead, leading him to switch bodies with Lionel. The switch made Lionel aware of Clark’s powers, and he immediately began to cause chaos as Clark, while Clark was imprisoned without his powers.
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