A couple of scenes save this episode from being an entirely disappointing season premiere. For me, this episode probably is a 5 or 6 without one thing. This one thing will require me to say that this review contains a spoiler, but I don't care.
CLARK FLIES.
OK, well, not actually Clark, but "Kal-El," as the young man who has accepted his destiny. Unfortunately, there are some bad sides to this Kal-El version of Clark, so his mother Martha must use black kryptonite to divide the two egos. When this happens, Jonathan comes out of his coma in the hospital, a result of his encounter with Jor-El when Clark was taken from the cave.
And, oh yeah, meet Lois Lane. However, the way that she is introduced is iffy, inappropriate but understandable based on the situation that Clark is in. However, it is inappropriate, and it's sad to see Lois introduced to the show in this way.
CLARK FLIES.
OK, well, not actually Clark, but "Kal-El," as the young man who has accepted his destiny. Unfortunately, there are some bad sides to this Kal-El version of Clark, so his mother Martha must use black kryptonite to divide the two egos. When this happens, Jonathan comes out of his coma in the hospital, a result of his encounter with Jor-El when Clark was taken from the cave.
And, oh yeah, meet Lois Lane. However, the way that she is introduced is iffy, inappropriate but understandable based on the situation that Clark is in. However, it is inappropriate, and it's sad to see Lois introduced to the show in this way.