Episode 1.19 - Crush

Written By: Philip Levens, Alfred Gough, and Miles Millar
Directed by: James Marshall
Original Air Date: May 7, 2002

Clark (Tom Welling) faces an unexpected foe when a gifted art student (guest star Adam Brody) returns to school after a hit-and-run accident robbed him of the use of his hands but gave him the gift of telekinesis, and he is seeking revenge against those he holds responsible. Meanwhile, Lana (Kristin Kreuk) becomes jealous after watching Clark with Chloe (Allison Mack) and begins to question her relationship with Whitney (Eric Johnson).

“Nothing To Do” by Bottlefly – Played when
Whitney and Lana talk in the Talon about making a date for Saturday night, and
Lana later tells Clark that Whitney has paid more attention too her in the last
two weeks then in the last whole year.

“Light
In Your Eyes” by Louise Goffin -– Played when Justin tells Chloe
how he feels about her, and then they kiss.

“2001
Spliff Odyssey” by the Thievery Corporation

“You
and I” by Micah Green — Played when Clark and Chloe are in the
Talon and he is telling her that she is so brave with her feelings. Later
Whitney walks in to tell Lana that his dad just died.

“Time
After Time” by Eva Cassidy -– Played at the end of the episode
when they are all the Whitney’s dad’s funeral.

Danny Kwan: I see you in a uniform flying. You ever
considered a career in the air force?

Pete: Growing up with Kwan, the air force must seem like Club Med.

Clark: Well, there’s always the Inquisitor. Didn’t Lex offer to hook
you up?

Chloe: No, I’m interning at the Planet. I don’t care if it’s
delivering coffee to the classified department.

Clark: We see each other every day.

Chloe: It was 45 minutes when my car happened to break down outside the
Talon and you gave me a ride home. I practically had to tear you away from Lana.

Pete: Clark, maybe if you took off your Lana blinders, you’d realize
that Chloe likes you.

Clark: Like maybe we could be more than friends. When I saw her with
Justin today, I got kinda…

Lana: Jealous?

Clark: It’s like you find out this secret and it colors everything. I
just can’t believe I never saw it before.

Lana: Sometimes the right person can be right in front of your eyes and
you never even know it.

Pete: Careful, Clark. You almost sound a little jealous.

Clark: I’m not jealous. I’m concerned.

Pete: Why? Because Chloe’s falling for a nice guy? It’s got me
worried too.

Pamela: I wanted to see what kind of young man you’d grown into.

Lex: A very busy one. So if there’s nothing else…

Lex: So why show up now? Hmm? Has the statute of limitations on my
father’s threat expired?

Clark: I don’t know, just don’t want to lose a friend in the process.

Lana: Once you cross that line, you can’t go back.

Clark: Chloe gave me that same advice about… someone else.

Lana: What happened?

Clark: I decided to stay friends.

Lana: Do you regret that decision?

Clark: Yeah. I let that moment slip away and I don’t think I’ll ever
get it back. I don’t want to make that same mistake twice.

Chloe: Don’t worry, you won’t. Now, let’s make everything float
again.

Chloe: What’s with you, Clark? Do you have some sort of savior complex?
If I’m in trouble, you’ll rescue me, but other than that, you’re made
emotionally unavailable.

Chloe: Believe it or not, Clark, my world does not revolve around you.
Why can’t you just accept the fact that I found someone special, and unlike
you, I’m willing to take a chance.

Lex: I came to talk to your parents about the settlement. What are you
reading? “Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus”?

Clark: I’m trying to get an insight into the female psyche.

Clark: I’ve got these two amazing friends who both happen to be girls.

Lex: For argument’s sake, let’s call them Lana and Chloe.

Clark: That’s the thing, I want to protect my friendship with both.

Lex: Then you’ll never get either one.

Clark: Thanks. I think I’ll stick with the book.

Lex: You didn’t come all this way to talk about Catmus.

Lionel: I understand Pamela’s back in the states and that she paid you
a visit.

Lex: Did you come to disinherit me?

Lionel: She’s dying, Lex. Cancer. Probably all those years sitting in
the sun in Saint-Tropez. What does she want?

Lex: Forgiveness.

Lionel: And what did you tell her?

Lex: To get out.

Lionel: No. She doesn’t know you very well, does she?

Chloe: He’s in the psychiatric ward. The police don’t really know
what to charge him with, but at least he won’t hurt anybody. So, should we do
the “I told you so” part, or is my perennial bad judgment implicit?

Chloe: What is it with me? I can spot Wall of Weird material from a mile
away, but put it right in front of me and I’m oblivious.

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Quote of the Week:

Chloe: You know, most men are from Mars, Clark, but you’re from some
distant galaxy that I’ve never even heard of.