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Podcast activate! Form of: an episode we all like! We're turning a corner, folks! When twin vigilantes attempt to clean up Metropolis under the House of El crest, things get a little out of hand. Suddenly, the district attorney gets involved and Clark is pressed to reveal his identity yet again. We analyze Glen Winter's stellar directing, reminisce about old TV, and have our own therapy session about the season. Lois wasn't the only one. Things are starting to look up, so join us!

This week, is a study group on Kandorian history. Clark's father, Jor-El, has finally made his way to Earth. But how much of the old him is it? What does he remember? Why does he kinda look like the guy from Men at Work? Most importantly, we find out how Jor-El's friendship with Zod became fractured in ways resemblant of the friendship between Clark and Lex. We bring on our pal Derek Russell from The House of El podcast to help shed some light on this dense, but important episode. Join us as the bigger picture of the season starts to click!

It's finally happening. Clark and Lois. Lois and Clark. Clois. No red K. No mind-altering. The real deal. But first they have to audition to be on the Metropolis morning show for some reason. And as Oliver closes his own Lois chapter, he opens a new one as a mentor to Mia, a woman in need of a speedy nudge in the right direction. In the spirit of turning over new leafs, Rosenbaum is starting to come around on this season. How long can we keep him up here? How do Clark's t-shirts remain indestructible? How many Daves are in this episode? All this and more will be answered! Hopefully.

Action! Espionage! Seduction! Betrayal! Redemption? This episode has it all. Oliver is kidnapped by a stranger who happens to know a lot more about him than he realizes. It's a slight diversion from the story at large but it gets our fave emerald archer back on track. We get into its deeper meaning. It's about friends pulling you out of ruts. Recognizing the potential in yourself. How much you soil yourself when you get tased. All this will be explored and answered. Join us!

We recovered from the zombies (kinda) and now it's on to some good old fashioned mind-reading. In the episode, when Clark saves a factory from an explosion, the blast temporarily gives him the ability to hear everyone's thoughts, most notably, Lois's. And who will finally lift Oliver out of a dark place? His bitter ex/business partner Tess? Or his bitter whimsical nemesis the Toyman? Major props to Justin Hartley here as well. We're still not sure where this season is headed, but we're having a great time along the way. Join us for a quick jaunt!