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List of Smallville characters (season 1)

The following is a character list for the American television series Smallville. The season began airing on October 16, 2001 on The WB Television Network. The series was Developed by Alfred Gough and Miles Millar, and executive produced by the two, as well as Mike Tollin, Brian Robbins and Joe Davola. The first season is produced by Tollin/Robbins Productions, Millar/Gough Ink and Warner Bros. Television.[1] It comprises 21 episodes and concluded its initial airing on May 21, 2002.[2]

Season one regular cast members include Tom Welling and Kristin Kreuk, Michael Rosenbaum, Eric Johnson, Sam Jones III, Allison Mack and Annette O'Toole and John Schneider.


Main cast

Tom Welling portrays the young superman, Clark Kent. Kristin Kreuk plays the former cheerleader Lana Lang, the forbiden love intrest of Clarks. Michael Rosenbaum acts as the young Lex Luthor, sent to Smallville by his father. Eric Johnson portrays Lana's boyfriend, Whitney Fordman, captain of the football team, and Clark's rival. Sam Jones III plays Clark's best male friend, Pete Ross. Allison Mack acts as high school reporter, Chloe Sullivan, Clark's best femal friend. Annette O'Toole and John Schneider portray Clark's adoptive parents, Martha and Jonathan Kent. As well as the regular cast, special guest star John Glover plays Lex's father, Lionel Luthor.

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Family, friends, teachers and past acquaintances

Name Actor or actress Season(s) Season one appearence(s)
Eleanore "Nell" Potter Sarah-Jane Redmond 1, 2, 6 "Pilot", "Hothead", "X-Ray", "Craving", "Shimmer", "Leech", "Kinetic"
Eleanore "Nell" Potter is the aunt and guardian of Lana Lang and the sister of Lana's mother. She raised Lana ever since her parents were eviscerated by the meteor shower. She had later left and married insurance adjuster Dean, and moved to Metropolis.
Principal H. James Kwan Hiro Kanagawa 1 "Hothead", "Rogue", "Nicodemus", "Drone", "Crush"
Principal Kwan has been in the position for nearly six months. Unfortunately, his life would only last for about another six. Before his untimely demise at the hands of a Justin Gaines (Gaines' actions were due to believing Kwan was the one who hit him in an accident, although it was actually Kwan's son, Danny), Principal Kwan always attempted to be a strict enforcer of the rules. He would not be intimidated by the late Coach Arnold for suspending Arnold's football players for academic dishonesty. He was later replaced by Principal Gibbons following his death.
Roger Nixon Tom O'Brien 1, 2 "X-Ray", "Leech", "Obscura", "Tempest"
A reporter for the Inquisitor, Nixon first appears while trying to blackmail Lex for money with information involving Lex's youthful illegal exploits, involving the events that occurred at Club Zero. However, Lex gained the upper hand and threatened Nixon that if he did not work for him (only writing stories that would display Lex in a good light as well as investigating Clark Kent), Lex would erase any trace of his existence. As Nixon began to dig into Clark's background, he came closer and closer to Clark's secret. They come across a cropduster who thought he saw something land during the meteor shower. This leads them to find the key to Clark's spaceship in a field the cropduster pointed them towards. Fixating on Clark, Nixon tests his theories by planting a bomb in Clark's truck. Nixon catches Clark surviving the blast on video. He takes the key from Lex, after overhearing Clark and his parents discussing its' purpose. Nixon sneaks onto the Kent farm and eventually finds the storm cellar with the ship. The key is ripped from his hands and molds with the ship, making it hover and glow. Nixon takes off into the tornado-strewn Smallville with Jonathan fast behind.
Dr. Steven Hamilton Joe Morton 1, 2 "Craving", "Nicodemus", "Obscura"
Hamilton used to be a professor at Metropolis University, where he, Arthur Walsh, and Donovan Jamison worked to discover the secrets of the meteor rocks. He even was supposedly one of the first to handle the first Apollo moon rocks. However, Hamilton's theory that the rocks manipulate cellular make-up became an obsession. After being thrown out of Met. U. for inappropriate student-teacher relations, he came to Smallville to continue his research. He eventually was sought out by Lex Luthor, who, interested in his unnatural white cell count, funded Hamilton's further research. From then on, Hamilton became Lex's personal scientist, from resurrecting the Nicodemus flower to analyzing the Kryptonian key.
Gabe Sullivan Robert Wisden 1, 2, 3, 4 "Jitters", "Obscura", "Tempest"
Gabe Sullivan is an employee at LuthorCorp and the father of Chloe Sullivan and he is often used by Lionel Luthor to gain help from Chloe. Gabe Sullivan was last seen when his daughter was supposedly murdered after stepping into her house.
Victoria Hardwick Kelly Brook 1 "Rogue", "Shimmer", "Hug", "Leech"
Victoria Hardwick is a daughter of a rich businessman as is Lex Luthor (Lionel) and their fathers are enemies and in a confusing plot she tried to take over LuthorCorp by fooling Lex seductively, into believing that they would each take over their father's companies and work together. It was later revealed that Lex knew this all along and was using her and she left to return to her father.
Sam Phelan Cameron Dye 1 "Rogue", "Zero"
Sam Phelan was a dark cop that once worked for Lionel Luthor to bend the laws for Lex so he could avoid punishment. He later was out one night when he saw Clark move at super speed and stand in front of a bus as the driver was having a heart attack and was about to hit a homeless man. Then Sam began trying to use Clark to his own advantage and finally he was killed by cops when Clark framed him for stealing the breastplate of Alexander the Great.


Name Actor or actress Season(s) Season one appearence(s)
Eleanore "Nell" Potter Sarah-Jane Redmond 1, 2, 6 "Pilot", "Hothead", "X-Ray", "Craving", "Shimmer", "Leech", "Kinetic"
Eleanore "Nell" Potter is the aunt and guardian of Lana Lang and the sister of Lana's mother. She raised Lana ever since her parents were eviscerated by the meteor shower. She had later left and married insurance adjuster Dean, and moved to Metropolis.
Principal H. James Kwan Hiro Kanagawa 1 "Hothead", "Rogue", "Nicodemus", "Drone", "Crush"
Principal Kwan has been in the position for nearly six months. Unfortunately, his life would only last for about another six. Before his untimely demise at the hands of a Justin Gaines (Gaines' actions were due to believing Kwan was the one who hit him in an accident, although it was actually Kwan's son, Danny), Principal Kwan always attempted to be a strict enforcer of the rules. He would not be intimidated by the late Coach Arnold for suspending Arnold's football players for academic dishonesty. He was later replaced by Principal Gibbons following his death.

Meteor infected characters

Name Actor or actress Season(s) Season one appearence(s)
Jeremy Creek Adrian McMorran 1 "Pilot"
Jeremy became the annual homecoming tradition of Scarecrow on October 1989, the day the meteors struck. After being caught in the dust and debris of a falling meteor, Jeremy fell into a 12-year-long coma, suffering from massive electrolyte imbalance. Although once an electrical storm caused the state infirmary where Jeremy was being held caused them to lose power, he awoke and escaped. The combination of meteor rock exposure and the power surge supposedly charged Jeremy's body up and gave him the power to electrocute others by touch. Jeremy's escape allowed him to exact revenge on those three football players who tied him up in that field in 1989. After he punished the three football players, he realized that he also had to punish the entire school. To do so, he tried to get the homecoming-goers wet with the sprinkler system and then electrocute them. He figured the Scarecrow tradition would continue unless he put a stop to it. After running in with Clark at the school, Jeremy accidentally ran over a water main with his truck and electrocuted himself, giving him some amnesia and possibly destroying his powers.[3]
Greg Arkin Chad Donella 1 "Metamorphosis"
Greg is a reclusive teenager who dedicates his time to collecting insects. His mother discovers his videotapes of Lana, and threatens to send him away to military school. That night Greg packs his insects into his car to take them someplace safe. On the way, one of the aquariums (filled with meteor rocks) breaks and the insects attack Greg causing his car to veer off the road into a tree. He is knocked unconscious and awakens with newfound insect abilities and one thing on his mind, making Lana his mate. His insect-like abilities include super-strength, speed, agility, clinging to solid surfaces (wall-crawling), and web projection from the mouth. Not letting anything stand in his way, he kidnaps her; and in effect, causes a battle between himself and Clark Kent. Clark eventually gains the upper hand and in the process, Greg accidentally kills himself.[4]
Walt Arnold Dan Lauria 1 "Hothead"
Walt Arnold was the coach of the Smallville High School Crows football team. He was noted to have brought Smallville High to victory for over 25 years, and has won 200 games (the game of that episode was the 200th game that Arnold had won, and which he did not see). Walt Arnold gained his Kryptonite power from the sauna which he received as a gift from the Smallville High Alumni association after his 20 years as the coach of the Crows. The rocks had Kryptonite in it. His power was to control and create fire only by thinking about it. Arnold coached Jonathan Kent when he was in high school, and has been using the same techniques since, (including the phrase, "be your own man" to encourage students to play football). Coach Arnold was defeated when Clark confronted him. He became so upset that he burned himself up.[5]
Tina Greer Lizzy Caplan 1, 2 "X-Ray"
Tina was a teenager with a soft bone tissue, which was mutated by the meteor shower to have her shapeshift her body into any human form. She was obsessed with being with Lana, regarding her as possessing the 'perfect life'. Tina could change into another person at will. On some occasions, particularly when confronting Clark, she appeared to possess strength and speed to match his own, but lacked his invulnerability.[6]
Sean Kelvin Michael Coristine 1 "Cool"
A member of the Smallville High Crows who had drowned in Crater Lake, and became a Freak of the Week. His ability was to absorb heat from people and objects, however, this was due to the fact that Kelvin lost his body heat. Kelvin absorbed heat from a former girlfriend who he ends up killing, and tries to do the same to Chloe Sullivan and Clark Kent. Kelvin ends up trying to fight Clark near Luthor Mansion, however, Clark pushes Kelvin into a nearby lake, were Kelvin ends up trapped in ice, and most probably dies.[7]
Harry Bollston Eric Christian Olsen (Young Harry)
George Murdock (Old Harry)
1 "Hourglass"
Harry Volk was supposed to attend the Metropolis Conservatory and study to be a concert pianist. However, after his teacher recommended someone else, Harry killed the teacher’s son by strangling him with a piano wire. Harry reasoned that since the teacher killed Harry’s dream of attending the conservatory, he would then kill his teacher’s dream or as he quoted Euripides, “The sins of the father are visited upon the children.” After serving his sentence and changing his last name to Bollston, he was allowed to stay at the retirement facility to live out the remainder of his life because he was deemed a harmless old man. Taking a stroll with Lana, Harry was trying to sneak a cigarette while Lana left him alone for a minute, but the lighter fell. Trying to pick it up, he fell into the koi pond embedded with kryptonite and was revitalized as his 17 year old self. With his newfound vigor, Harry continued his quest of revenge and sought to kill the descendants of the people that took his future away: the descendants of the jury that convicted him. He started with Jim Gage, son of Randolph Gage, by gaining entrance to his house by posing as an electric repairman. Harry then moved on to Zoe Garfield, granddaughter of Eve Garfield. Clark saved Zoe from death and knocked Harry unconscious in the process. Harry then reverted back to an old man while in police custody. After being brought back to the retirement facility, he used the pond of fertility to de-age once again. While young, he went after juror number 11’s, Hiram Kent’s, son, Jonathan Kent. While Jonathan was not home, Martha was. Cornered in the barn silo, Martha pulled the release cord for the feed to come falling down on them. Harry suffocated under the corn to death, but Clark pulled Martha out before she could asphyxiate.[8]
Cassandra Carver Jackie Burroughs 1 "Hourglass"
Cassandra was a kryptonite mutant with the ability of precognition. She can see individual futures by touching the person's hand. She was the first to know about Clark's secret and took it to her grave. She died after seeing Lex Luthor's horrifying future.[8]
Jodi Melville Amy Adams 1 "Craving"
Jodi was an obese girl who wanted to look good for Lana's birthday party, so she made herself a diet shake out of fruits, vegetables, and kryptonite. It made her skinny real fast, but then she started to get unhuman cravings. A lot of food, a roadkill deer, Pete, for example. Fortunately, Clark saved Pete and her. Ingestion of a diet shake, which includes Kryptonite, caused Jodi to loose vast amounts of weight despite having inhuman cravings; cravings that compels her to consume/suck living body fat in order to sustain her rapid metabolism. Even though Jodi ate a lot to subside these cravings,

they always came back.[9]

Earl Jenkins Tony Todd 1 "Jitters"
Earl is a janitor that used to work on Clark's farm. Earl suffers from uncontrollable "jitters" that was the result of an explosion in the area where he was working. He has been looking for a cure for the jitters ever since the accident.[10]
Jeff Palmer Kett Turton 1 "Shimmer"
He attacked all those that would hurt his sister or break her heart, including Lex Luthor. Jeff uses a Kryptonite mutated flower to make him invisible. He was found out by Clark Kent and placed in an institution.[11]
Bob Rickman Rick Peters 1 "Hug"
Rickman was a businessman who was caught in the meteor shower and acquired the ability to force people to do whatever he wanted by a simple handshake. The person that is under control will only snap out of their trance until they complete their mission or are knocked out of it. He went to Smallville and tried to kill his ex-partner, Kyle Tippet via Whitney and Lex. However, Tippet ended up killing him by using his own kryptonite handshake to force him to kill himself.[12]
Kyle Tippet Gregory Sporleder 1 "Hug"
Tippet was a businessman and partner of Rickman and was caught in a meteor shower giving him the ability to make others obey his will with touch. By touching another person, they can control another person. The person under control will only snap out of their trance after they complete their mission or are knocked out of it. Once they revert back from the trance, they retain no memories regarding the time while they were under it's influence. The two made millions doing it but he eventually left Rickman settling down in Smallville as the crazy sculptor. He was finally met by Clark when Rickman came to town and the two became friends and finally Tippet showed his skills and was convinced by Clark to help. Eventually he killed Rickman when they experienced a handshake and his was the stronger will.[12]
Eric Summers Shawn Ashmore 1, 3 "Leech"
Eric Summers was a school reject and the son of a strict science teacher at Smallville High. While on a geology field trip Eric accidentally obtained Clark's powers as his own, while Clark saved him after attempting to commit suicide. The two were struck by lightning, and a meteor rock transfurred Clark's powers to Eric. Eric tried to use his newfound gifts for good but quickly became reckless. Clark confronted Eric at a power station where Clark obtained his powers again.[13]
Wade Maheny Kavan Smith 1 "Kinetic"
Wade Maheny was the leader of a gang who used their powers to steal from Lex and banks. With the aide of a Kryptonite-ink tattoo, Wade and his friends were able to pass through any object. When their tattoos faded they lost their power creating a problem as some would lose an appendage while passing through a vault. Wade convinced Whitney to join his gang and in an attempt to rob Lex again they were stopped by Clark as a car dropped on Wade as his tattoo faded.[14]
Ryan James Ryan Kelley 1, 2 "Stray"
Ryan was a young telepath who could hear human thoughts, excluding Clark due to his extraterestial origins. His stepfather used Ryan for criminal activities, after Ryan's mother died. Martha Kent found him, while driving home, when Ryan ran away from his stepfather. He stayed with the Kents for a while, and became like a little brother to Clark. He is then taken by his aunt to live with her.[15]
Tyler Randall Reynaldo Rosales 1 "Reaper"
Tyler Randall was a young man whose mother wanted to die, asking him to kill her. He attempted to commit suicide after committing the act, and got Kryptonite into his blood. Other than being revived by the meteors from his apparent death, he gained the power to turn anything living he touched into ash. He began to give this form of euthanasia to anyone wishing to end their life. After realizing his mother was still alive he returned to see her (in her sleep), then touched his hands together, thus killing himself.[16]
Sasha Woodman Shonda Farr 1, 7 "Drone"
Sasha is a girl who wanted to become the student body President and with her power to controll bees she eliminated the two other candidates leaving them almost dead. Finally Clark joined the race and she tried to defeat him but the bees began to stop following her, turning on her. Clark saved her, and was later committed to Belle Reve Sanitarium.[17]
Justin Gaines Adam Brody 1 "Crush"
Justin Gaines was a Smallville High student and a gifted artist who was hit by a car and left to die by an unknown driver. He was put in a full body cast and after some time in the hospital, he subconsciously developed telekinesis because he was immoblized. Eventually, everything healed except for his hands but he still wasn't happy because he could never draw again. When he got out of physical therapy he pursued his emotions for Chloe (who was emotionally weak because she was angry at Clark for not being there for her). Chloe helped Justin find the license plate of the person that hit him, so he took the paper of the address and went to find the person alone. Justin went to the address and killed the principal of Smallville High thinking he hit him, but it was later told that it was the principal's son. After subsequently murdering the school head, Principal Kwan, Chloe found out and he tried to kill her. Clark stopped Justin and was institiutionalised at Belle Reeve Asylum.[18]
Deputy Gary Watts Darrin Klimek 1 "Obscura"
Deputy Watts is a cop who tried to get a promotion by solving the disappearance of a citizen, such as Chloe Sullivan and Lana Lang, whom he has kidnapped to do it. He was found out by Lana's Dekretser Syndrome. He was killed by a gunshot to the head for kidnapping. Dispite gaining no powers, Lana was able to see through his eyes when they were both caught in an explosion.[19]

other

Name Actor or actress Season(s) Season one appearence(s)
Amy Palmer Azura Skye 1 "Shimmer"
Amy is the younger sister of Jeff Palmer and is constantly protected by her brother who uses his powers to defend her feelings. She is in love with Lex Luthor even though her family works for him. As it is later found out she is obsessed with him but he appears not to notice her, she is evicted.[11]
Jude Royce Corin Nemec 1 "Zero"
Jude Royce is the ex-fiance of a friend of Lex who was with her at a strip club. When she was there she found him in the arms of two girls, in horror she broke up with him there. As she ran off he followed and threatened to shoot Lex and to her horror she shot her ex-fiance. Three years later a decoy who looked like Jude was paid by Amanda's brother to kidnap Lex but he was shot dead by Amanda's brother who wanted revenge for himself.[20]

References

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  2. ^ "Smallville Episodes | TVGuide.com". TV Guide. Retrieved 2007-07-09.
  3. ^ Alfred Gough, Miles Millar (writers) & David Nutter (director) (2001-10-16). "Pilot". Smallville. Season 1. Episode 1. 42 minutes in. The WB.
  4. ^ Al Gough, Miles Millar (writers) & Michael Watkins & Philip Sgriccia (directors) (2001-10-23). "Metamorphosis". Smallville. Season 1. Episode 2. 42 minutes in. The WB.
  5. ^ Greg Walker (writer) & Greg Beeman (director) (2001-10-30). "Hothead". Smallville. Season 1. Episode 3. 42 minutes in. The WB.
  6. ^ Mark Verheiden (writer) & James Frawley (director) (2001-11-06). "X-Ray". Smallville. Season 1. Episode 4. 42 minutes in. The WB.
  7. ^ Michael Green (writer) & James A. Contner (director) (2001-11-13). "Cool". Smallville. Season 1. Episode 5. 42 minutes in. The WB.
  8. ^ a b Doris Egan (writers) & Chris Long (director) (2001-11-20). "Hourglass". Smallville. Season 1. Episode 6. 42 minutes in. The WB.
  9. ^ Michael Green (writer) & Philip Sgriccia (director) (2001-11-27). "Craving". Smallville. Season 1. Episode 7. 42 minutes in. The WB.
  10. ^ Cherie Bennett, Jeff Gottesfeld (writers), & Michael Watkins (director) (2001-12-11). "Jitters". Smallville. Season 1. Episode 8. 42 minutes in. The WB.
  11. ^ a b Mark Verheiden, Michael Green (writers) & D.J. Caruso (director) (2002-01-29). "Shimmer". Smallville. Season 1. Episode 10. 42 minutes in. The WB.
  12. ^ a b Doris Egan (writer) & Chris Long (director) (2002-04-05). "Hug". Smallville. Season 1. Episode 11. 42 minutes in. The WB.
  13. ^ Timothy Schlattmann (writer) & Greg Beeman (director) (2002-02-12). "Leech". Smallville. Season 1. Episode 12. 42 minutes in. The WB.
  14. ^ Phili Levens (writer) & Robert Singer (director) (2002-02-26). "Kinetic". Smallville. Season 1. Episode 13. 42 minutes in. The WB.
  15. ^ Philip Levens (writer) & Paul Shapiro (director) (2002-04-16). "Stray". Smallville. Season 1. Episode 16. 42 minutes in. The WB.
  16. ^ Cameron Litvack (writer) & Terrence O'Hara (director) (2002-04-23). "Reaper". Smallville. Season 1. Episode 17. 42 minutes in. The WB.
  17. ^ Michael Green, Philip Levens (writers) & Michael Katleman (director) (2002-04-30). "Drone". Smallville. Season 1. Episode 18. 42 minutes in. The WB.
  18. ^ Al Gough, Miles Millar (writers) & James Marshall (director) (2002-05-07). "Crush". Smallville. Season 1. Episode 19. 42 minutes in. The WB.
  19. ^ Mark Verheiden, Michael Green (writers) & Terrence O'Hara (director) (2002-05-14). "Obscura". Smallville. Season 1. Episode 20. 42 minutes in. The WB.
  20. ^ Al Gough, Miles Millar (writers) & Michael Katleman (director) (2002-03-12). "Zero". Smallville. Season 1. Episode 14. 42 minutes in. The WB.