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Smallville: The Complete First Season [6 Pack / WS][Widescreen Dubbed] - DVD

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Rating: NR
Format: DVD
Length: 922 minutes
Screen Formats: Soft-matted Enhanced Widescreen for 16x9 TV
Genre: General Television
Studio: Warner Home Video
Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1

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Includes:

Smallville: Jitters (2001)

Smallville: Metamorphosis (2001)

Smallville: Cool (2001)

Smallville: Pilot (2001)

Smallville: Craving (2001)

Smallville: X-Ray (2001)

Smallville: Hourglass (2001)

Smallville: Hothead (2001)

Smallville: Kinetic (2002)

Smallville: Obscura (2002)

Smallville: Crush (2002)

Smallville: Zero (2002)

Smallville: Nicodemus (2002)

Smallville: Tempest (2002)

Smallville: Shimmer (2002)

Smallville: Drone (2002)

Smallville: Stray (2002)

Smallville: Hug (2002)

Smallville: Leech (2002)

Smallville: Reaper (2002)

Smallville: Rogue (2002)

Smallville: Jitters
The Kents' former hired hand Earl Jenkins (Tony Todd) comes back to Smallville with an uncontrollable case of "the jitters." Exposed to the kryptonite held in storage at LutherCorp, Earl has not only developed a devastating nervous disorder, but has also killed a man in Metropolis. Things get worse when Earl overpowers a group of police officers at a local hospital -- seriously injuring young Clark Kent (Tom Welling) in the process. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Metamorphosis
After a strange and puzzling accident, nerdy teenage bug collector Greg Arkin (Chad E. Donella) finds he is possessed with super-powers. His classmate Clark Kent (Tom Welling) cannot help but notice that the shy, self-effacing Greg has undergone a radical change of personality, aggressively stalking high school homecoming queen Lana Lang (Kristin Kreuk) and plotting to destroy Lana's current boyfriend, Whitney (Eric Johnson), by any means available. By the time Clark has figured out that Greg has himself become a giant, highly dangerous humanized insect, poor Lana is in the predatory teenager's clutches, helplessly encased within a huge cocoon in preparation for a bizarre mating ritual. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Cool
High school jock Sean Kelvin (Michael Coristine) manages to survive a near-drowning in an icy lake "polluted" by kryptonite. Unfortunately, Sean is now unable to keep warm unless he extracts the body heat from those around him. It is up to Clark Kent (Tom Welling) to prevent Sean from absorbing the warmth -- and the lives -- of Clark's friends Chloe (Allison Mack), Lana (Kristin Kreuk), and Lex (Michael Rosenbaum). ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Pilot
It has been 12 years since the meteor shower which all but devastated the rural Kansas community of Smallville in 1989. On that fateful evening, the parents of little Lana Lang were killed; Lex Luthor, son of billionaire business mogul Lionel Luthor (John Glover), was rendered totally bald; and on the farm of Jonathan and Martha Kent (John Schneider, Annette O'Toole), a spaceship landed, bearing a child from the planet Krypton. Now it is 2001: Lana Lang (Kristin Kreuk) is the high school homecoming queen; swinging bachelor Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum) is in charge of his father's local fertilizer plant; and the alien child who crash-landed on the Kent farm has been raised as the couple's own son, Clark Kent (Tom Welling). Aware that their adopted son is possessed of awesome powers far beyond those of mortal men, Martha and Jonathan have raised Clark in a virtual cocoon, prohibiting him from participating in any sort of contact sports; as a result, the boy has the reputation of a gawky nerd, and is extremely self-conscious and full of trepidation about his place in the world. In this opening episode of the Superman-inspired TV series Smallville, teenager Clark Kent becomes a close friend of Lex Luthor after saving the young playboy's life, and also endeavors to protect Lana and the rest of his high school friends from an electrified lunatic who was victimized by a Halloween "hazing" on the same night that the meteors fell. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Craving
High school honor student Jodi Melville (Amy Adams) is convinced that her classmates dislike her because she is overweight. In her efforts to reduce, Jodi vows to subsist on a diet consisting only of the vegetables growing in her parents' greenhouse. Alas, those vegetables have been infected with kryptonite, and before long Jodi has developed jaws like iron -- and an insatiable craving for "live" meat. This could spell disaster for Clark's (Tom Welling) best friend Pete (Sam Jones III) who has developed a crush on Jodi. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: X-Ray
Clark Kent (Tom Welling) has begun to be aware of his inherent x-ray vision -- a power that proves to be literally a headache to him. Even worse, Clark is unable to control this power, which comes and goes at the most inopportune moments. But our hero's vision problems turn out to be a blessing when Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum) is accused of a theft committed by a unbalanced, shape-shifting young girl named Tina (Lizzy Caplan). ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Hourglass
While volunteering at the local nursing home, Clark Kent (Tom Welling) meets an elderly blind woman named Cassandra (Jackie Burroughs). The old lady lives up to her mythological cognomen when she announces that she can "see" into the future. Piecing together Cassandra's fragmentary premonitions, Clark desperately races against time to rescue his adoptive mother, Martha (Annette O'Toole), from a grisly fate at the hands of another nursing home resident, whose newfound youthfulness has transformed him into a killing machine. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Hothead
Inadvertently displaying his awesome superpowers, Clark (Tom Welling) is invited to join the Smallville high school football team by ruthless, "winning is the only thing" coach Walt Arnold (Dan Lauria). Worried that Clark's alien origins will be exposed if he does any sort of contact sports, the boy's adoptive father, Jonathan (John Schneider), refuses to permit Clark to sign up for the team, but Jonathan's wife, Martha (Annette O'Toole), is a bit more pliable. Meanwhile, Coach Arnold has discovered that he possesses a few superpowers of his own -- namely the ability to create deadly flames, a "talent" Arnold intends to use to cover up a potential cheating scandal. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Kinetic
Chloe (Allison Mack) is seriously injured when Lex Luthor's mansion is invaded by three masked thieves. For avaricious reasons of his own, Lex (Michael Rosenbaum) is anxious to cover up the fact that the crime ever took place. But he won't be able to keep his secret for long: The trio of crooks have stumbled upon a process enabling them to pass through solid walls, and intend to blackmail Lex so that they can get their hands on the necessary "hypes" to retain their powers. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Obscura
Hoping to enhance his reputation, an unbalanced lawman kidnaps Chloe (Allison Mack) for the express purpose of staging a spectacular rescue. Poor Chloe is bound, gagged, blindfolded, and buried alive in a tiny vault stuffed with toy teddy bears. Outside of the rogue lawman, the only person who has an inkling of Chloe's whereabouts is Lana Lang (Kristin Kreuk), who, after sustaining a head injury, is able to "see" the girl's plight through the eyes of the kidnapper -- a power that places Lana's life in dire jeopardy. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Crush
Chloe (Allison Mack) is fed up with the fact that Clark (Tom Welling) seems impervious to her charms. Thus, Chloe begins dating Justin Gaines (Adam Brody), former cartoonist for the Smallville High newspaper, who has lost the use of his hands in an accident. Alas, it seems that Justin has been able to compensate for his loss by developing acute telekinetic powers, and he plans to use those skills to wreak vengeance upon the man whom he holds responsible for crippling him -- none other that Smallville High principal Kwan (Hiro Kanagawa). ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Zero
It has been three years since Jude Royce (Corin Nemec) was reportedly shot and killed while attempting to stab Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum). Now Jude has apparently resurfaced, very much alive -- and he evidently intends to exact a terrible revenge on Lex. It is up to Clark Kent (Tom Welling) to save Lex from an untimely end -- and in the process, Clark solves the mystery of Jude's "resurrection" and clears up the details surrounding the original shooting. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Nicodemus
A plant created with the DNA of the long-extinct Nicodemus flower is stolen. While attempting to rescue an apparently unhinged man from harming himself, Jonathan Kent (John Schneider) comes in contact with the pilfered plant. Under the influence of the Nicodemus flower -- which had been responsible for a devastating plague in Smallville in the early 20th century -- Jonathan experiences a bizarre and disturbing change in his own behavior. It falls to Jonathan's adopted son, Clark (Tom Welling), to avert a disaster that threatens to sweep Jonathan, Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum), and Pete Ross (Sam Jones III) into its path. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Tempest
Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum) is outraged when his billionaire father, Lionel (John Glover), closes down the Smallville branch of LutherCorp, thereby throwing hundreds out of work. Elsewhere, Clark (Tom Welling) and Chloe (Allison Mack) are about to share their first kiss -- a tender moment rudely interrupted when Clark must dash off to save Lana (Kristin Kreuk) from an approaching tornado. This final episode of Smallville's first season culminates in a cliffhanger climax wherein one of the key characters must make a fateful decision...while another character may be lost to the world forever. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Shimmer
Amy Palmer (Azura Skye), a girl working as a domestic at the Luther mansion, harbors an obsessive crush on young Lex Luther (Michael Rosenbaum). Before long, Lex's girlfriend, Victoria Hardwick (Kelly Brook), is victimized by an invisible but highly dangerous entity. Is Amy behind these unseen attacks -- or are there more sinister, kryptonite-engendered forces at work? ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Drone
Pete (Sam Jones III) nominates Clark (Tom Welling) for high school class president. Unbeknownst to Clark, his chief opponent, Sasha Woodman (Shonda Farr), has the power to control a swarm of kryptonite-infected killer bees. By the time Clark realizes that Sasha is a dangerous adversary, the girl has ordered her tiny scourges to attack and destroy the Kent family and Lana Lang (Kristin Kreuk). ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Stray
The Kent family brings a teenager whom Martha (Annette O'Toole) accidentally struck with her car into their home. The teen turns out to be lad named Ryan James (Ryan Kelley), who has the power to read minds -- and who was fleeing from his homicidal stepfather at the time of the accident. Ryan's plight is peripherally linked with the efforts made by fertilizer mogul Lionel Luthor (John Glover) to persuade his own son, Lex (Michael Rosenbaum), to accept a new job in Metropolis. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Hug
One of the most formidable rivals of LutherCorp is Bob Rickman (Rick Peters), a crooked fertilizer mogul who has an uncanny ability to bend people's wills to his needs. It turns out that Rickman possesses the power to control minds with the touch of his hands. Upset and confused when his adoptive father, Jonathan Kent (John Schneider), agrees to sell the family farm to the covetous Rickman, Clark (Tom Welling) stumbles upon the reason that Jonathan was so pliable -- thereby bringing another person with awesome "persuasive" powers into the picture. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Leech
While attempting to rescue fellow teenager Eric Summers (Shawn Ashmore) from an outsized thunderstorm, Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is struck by a bolt of lightning. Instantly, Clark is stripped of his superpowers -- which, in turn, are transferred to Eric. As Clark tries to adjust to being just another normal high school kid, the emboldened Eric (ironically nicknamed "Superboy" by Clark's friends) ends up dangerously misapplying his new talents. Meanwhile, would-be business mogul Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum) has an eventful run-in with the aristocratic father (William Samples) of Victoria Hardwick (Kelly Brook). ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Reaper
Apparently killed in a fall from a high hospital window, Tyler Randall (Reynaldo Rosales) in fact survives. Unfortunately, a kryptonite band on his wrist has become imbedded in Tyler's arm, imbuing him with the power to burn people to death with the slightest touch. Suffering under the delusion that he has been put on Earth to "euthanize" those who are already doomed to die, Tyler embarks upon a terrifying killing spree, which can only be halted by the one person immune to his power -- Clark Kent (Tom Welling). ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Smallville: Rogue
While on a visit to Metropolis, Clark Kent (Tom Welling) surreptitiously uses his superpowers to save a homeless man from being killed by a speeding car. Unfortunately, Clark's good deed is witnessed by corrupt police detective Sam Phelan (Cameron Dye). Threatening to reveal Clark's special gifts to the whole world, Phelan tries to blackmail the boy into helping him cover up his misdeeds -- and when Clark refuses, the ruthless detective frames Clark's adoptive father, Jonathan (John Schneider), for a recent crime. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Version Details

Languages/Sound

Eng/Fre

Screen Formats

Soft-matted Enhanced Widescreen for 16x9 TV

Subtitle Languages

Eng/Fre/Spa/Por

Additional Features

cc Pilot commentary by executive producers Alfred Gough & Miles Millar and director David Nutter "Metamorphosis" commentary by Gough & Millar Interactive tour of Smallville Pilot storyboard to screen Pilot and "Metamorphosis" deleted scenes DVD-ROM link for exclusive bonus materials TV promo spots Scene access Languages: English & Fran�ais Subtitles: English, Fran�ais, Espa�ol, & Portugu�s

Chapters

Side #1 -- Episodes 1-4
1. Origins [8:36]
2. Man or Superman? [10:48]
3. The Truth [8:53]
4. Wall of Weird [11:25]
5. Homecoming Hero [9:40]
6. End Credits [:40]
1. Bug Boy [8:03]
2. Fireproof [12:24]
3. Power of the Necklace [9:59]
4. Bug House [6:52]
5. Bug Hunt [7:00]
6. End Credits [:42]
1. Sweat Box [5:39]
2. On the Gridiron [12:56]
3. Pyrotechnic Sprinklers [11:40]
4. Mean Green [6:05]
5. Flameout [7:04]
6. End Credits [:40]
1. Bank Heist [4:50]
2. Seeing Things [8:31]
3. Wrath of Tina [12:33]
4. A New Lana [11:45]
5. Cemetery [6:06]
6. End Credits [:40]
Side #2 -- Episodes 5-8
1. On Thin Ice [6:45]
2. Cold Shower [10:56]
3. Cool Pool [10:18]
4. Charged Up [8:06]
5. Just Friends [7:17]
6. End Credits [:40]
1. Community Service [5:36]
2. Future Shock [11:26]
3. Saving Zoe [12:22]
4. Confronting Harry [6:19]
5. President Luthor? [7:52]
6. End Credits [:40]
1. Veggie Power [5:15]
2. Feeding Frenzy [9:50]
3. Lex Remembers [11:37]
4. Lady in Red [7:05]
5. Birthday Blues [9:19]
6. End Credits [:40]
1. Earl [6:34]
2. Party [7:40]
3. Class Tour [9:24]
4. Hostage Crisis [10:33]
5. Level 3 [7:06]
6. End Credits [:40]
Side #3 -- Episodes 9-12
1. Runaway Bus [5:20]
2. Badge [8:06]
3. Phelan [11:02]
4. Search Warrant [10:06]
5. Speeding Bullet [8:50]
6. End Credits [:40]
1. Locker Room [3:40]
2. Mansion Mystery [9:19]
3. Dangerous Waters [14:08]
4. Shrine to Lex [10:46]
5. Color of Guilt [5:26]
6. End Credits [:40]
1. Persuasion [4:36]
2. Crazy Kyle [11:51]
3. Bought the Farm [9:00]
4. Kiss of Proof [9:37]
5. Lethal Lex [8:28]
6. End Credits [:40]
1. Switch [4:40]
2. Powerless [10:02]
3. Headline News [13:05]
4. The Necklace [8:12]
5. Switch Again [6:22]
6. End Credits [:40]
Side #4 -- Episodes 13-16
1. Manor Marauders [5:00]
2. Telltale Tattoo [14:18]
3. About Whitney [9:19]
4. Whitney Gets Wise [7:43]
5. Dead Drop [6:32]
6. End Credits [:40]
1. Club Zero [4:51]
2. Jude Returns [10:29]
3. Crime Scene [10:18]
4. Unlivestock [8:36]
5. Help From a Friend [6:19]
6. End Credits [:41]
1. Road Rage [3:17]
2. Mad Dad [10:26]
3. Soft-Core Lana [13:55]
4. Chloe's Investigation [8:09]
5. Freaky Pete [7:36]
6. End Credits [:40]
1. Not Child's Play [4:20]
2. Safe [13:23]
3. Secrets [10:14]
4. Stretch Limo [8:12]
5. Bowled Over [7:11]
6. End Credits [:41]
Side #5 -- Episodes 17-20
1. Resurrection [5:39]
2. Bedside Manner [11:43]
3. Touch of Evil [8:51]
4. Grave Situation [9:12]
5. Ashes to Ashes [7:57]
6. End Credits [:41]
1. Busy Bee [4:36]
2. Clark for President [11:18]
3. Beesieged! [10:59]
4. Target: Martha [6:34]
5. Swarmed [8:42]
6. End Credits [:40]
1. Going Down [4:53]
2. Power of Mind [9:05]
3. R.I.P. Principal Kwan [11:18]
4. Clark's Suspicions [9:15]
5. Sorrow in the Rain [7:55]
6. End Credits [:41]
1. Fireball [5:07]
2. Abducted [9:54]
3. Eddie Cole [8:04]
4. Haz-Mat Crew [12:21]
5. Fun House Frenzy [7:16]
6. End Credits [:41]
Side #6 -- Episode 21, Special Features
1. 2,500 Pink Slips [3:55]
2. Ordeal by Fire [10:23]
3. Snoop [11:50]
4. The Big Dance [10:00]
5. Blown Away [6:48]
6. End Credits [:40]

Smallville: The Complete First Season [6 Pack / WS]: AMG Review
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Includes:

Smallville: Jitters (2001)

Smallville: Metamorphosis (2001)

Smallville: Cool (2001)

Smallville: Pilot (2001)

Smallville: Craving (2001)

Smallville: X-Ray (2001)

Smallville: Hourglass (2001)

Smallville: Hothead (2001)

Smallville: Kinetic (2002)

Smallville: Obscura (2002)

Smallville: Crush (2002)

Smallville: Zero (2002)

Smallville: Nicodemus (2002)

Smallville: Tempest (2002)

Smallville: Shimmer (2002)

Smallville: Drone (2002)

Smallville: Stray (2002)

Smallville: Hug (2002)

Smallville: Leech (2002)

Smallville: Reaper (2002)

Smallville: Rogue (2002)

Smallville: Jitters
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Smallville: Metamorphosis
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Smallville: Cool
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Smallville: Pilot
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Smallville: Craving
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Smallville: X-Ray
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Smallville: Hourglass
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Smallville: Hothead
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Smallville: Kinetic
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Smallville: Obscura
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Smallville: Crush
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Smallville: Zero
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Smallville: Nicodemus
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Smallville: Tempest
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Smallville: Shimmer
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Smallville: Drone
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Smallville: Stray
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Smallville: Hug
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Smallville: Leech
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Smallville: Reaper
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Smallville: Rogue
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