Pandora (909)

[wise one]

wise_one, I guess it's possible the blue crystal he used infused them with blue kryptonite but still there's too many inconsistencies.

- in the season opener Alia showed up from the future and didn't have powers on the train when fighting Lois.
- then she suddenly had powers again (under yellow sun) fighting Clark
- then blue kryptonite took both her and Clark's powers
- now in Pandora, when the tower went down Zod didn't have his powers under yellow sun
- then Alia shows up and she has powers (in yellow sun)

it's like a black hole of inconsistencies

yeah there are alot inconsistencies that you have mentioned maybe shes special ????

[Jonzey]

yeah there are alot inconsistencies that you have mentioned maybe shes special ????

I think she is. They do tend to focus on her a lot.

[bobshort]

The yellow sun gives superman his powers the red sun give the kandorains there power.

The kandor people were stuck in a small city insided a orb and superman visit them and in this small world the Sun is Red Not Yellow. Brainiac Did this.

The Clone Storyline is a bit bad and bring back a younger verion of Zod Sucky But Hopefully Clark Fills the Kandorians People in.

[ReFRidgerator]

Ok, since this deviates from the continuity of episodes from s9 then jor-el

Spoiler:

didn't die, at least not the same way he did in Kandor.

. So I wonder what happened in the alternate timeline with him.

[SaberBlade]

Ok, since this deviates from the continuity of episodes from s9 then jor-el

Spoiler:

didn't die, at least not the same way he did in Kandor.

. So I wonder what happened in the alternate timeline with him.

He would still be dead. Zod wanted the Kryptonian powers, and I believe still would have realised that it wasn't Jor'el who had powers but his son, so I think events would have at least played out as close to what happened after Lois returned as possible, as Zod would still want to find out where Kal'el is.

[Eternal Density]

Ignoring the sun colour 'nonsencience' (which I'm quite good at doing) this was a very good episode. And the ending was a nice touch. Lois forgetting everything from the future was extremely convenient but that's pretty much a staple of Smallville