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        <title>SMALLVILLE -- "Blue"</title>
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        <description>Bucolic rural setting. Creepy voices. Eerie lights. If there are pretty blonds and Kryptonians running around, it must be SMALLVILLE. After Kara (Laura Vandervoort) returns from a surfing trip, Clark (Tom Welling) starts hearing aforementioned voices and seeing eerie lights in the barn. Not to worry, though; it&amp;rsquo;s just Kara&amp;rsquo;s crystal. Clark grabs it, undoubtedly to interrogate the shifty little thing, and suddenly, zoop swoosh floop, he&amp;rsquo;s in the Fortress. Damn!

While the disembodied voice of Jor-El (Terence Stamp) warns him against doing anything with the crystal, Clark jams the blue Twinkie in the crystal console and waits to see what happens. Son of a gun, a big bolt of blue shoots out of the Twinkie, whips through Clark and deposits Clark&amp;rsquo;s mom Lara (Helen Slater) in front of him. Unfortunately, the blue Twinkie has another passenger, Jor-El&amp;rsquo;s obsessive brother Zor-El</description>
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