| "Absolute Justice" | |
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| Air date | February 5th, 2010 |
| Writers | Geoff Johns |
| Director | Glen Winter Tom Welling |
| Producers | Anne Cofell Saunders; Joe Davola; Tom Flores; Scott Graham; Jordan Hawley; Holly Henderson; Rob Maier; Jae Marchant; James Marshall; Turi Meyer; Brian Wayne Peterson; Christopher Petry; Brian Robbins; Tim Scanlan; Al Septien; Kelly Souders; Michael Tollin; Cristina Verano; Tom Welling; Don Whitehead |
| Starring | Tom Welling; Allison Mack; Erica Durance; Cassidy Freeman; Callum Blue; Justin Hartley |
| Episode guide | |
| Previous "Disciple" |
Next "Warrior" |
"Absolute Justice" is the eleventh episode of season nine of the American teen superhero drama Smallville and the 185th and 186ths episodes of the series overall. It was directed by Glen Winter as well as series star Tom Welling and written by comic book scribe Geoff Johns based on concepts developed by Tim McCanlies, Alfred Gough and Miles Millar. It first aired on the CW Network on Friday, February 5th, 2010.
Synopsis[]
"Society"[]
"Legends"[]
Cast[]
Principal Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Tom Welling | Clark Kent |
| Allison Mack | Chloe Sullivan |
| Erica Durance | Lois Lane |
| Cassidy Freeman | Tess Mercer |
| Callum Blue | General Zod [1] |
| Justin Hartley | Oliver Queen |
Guest Stars[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Pam Grier | Amanda Waller |
| Phil Morris | John Jones/Martian Manhunter |
| Alessandro Juliani | Doctor Emil Hamilton |
| Michael Shanks | Carter Hall/Hawkman |
| Brent Stait | Kent Nelson/Doctor Fate |
| Britt Irvin | Courtney Whitmore |
| Wesley MacInnes | Cameron Mahkent/Icicle |
| Jim Shield | Sylvester Pemberton |
Co-Stars[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Dean Redman | Policeman |
| Roger Haskett | Ted Grant |
| Ken Lawson | Wesley Dodds/Sandman |
| Courtney Lancaster | Nurse |
| Brandy Kopp | Young woman |
| Erica Carroll | Inza Nelson |
| Gardiner Millar | FBI agent |
| Billy Mitchell | Jay Garrick |
| Glenn Hoffmann | Al Pratt |
| Deborah Cole | Abigail "Ma" Hunkel |
| Doug Pinton | Alan Scott |
| Rick Dietrich | Joar Mahkent |
| Jason Cecchini | Arresting officer |
| Barry Cobbledick | Daily Planet employee |
Uncredited cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Kyle Cornell | Daily Planet intern |
| Geoff Johns | Daily Planet staffer |
Notes & Trivia[]
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- "Absolute Justice" is a two-hour mini-movie event that aired as a mid-season break between "Disciple" and "Warrior".
- Production code numbers: 3X5262 (Part 1) and 3X5263 (Part 2).
- This episode premiered in the UK on August 10th, 2010.
- The first part of "Absolute Justice" was originally titled "Society".
- The second part of "Absolute Justice" was originally titled "Legends".
- Callum Blue is credited in this episode, but does not make an actual appearance.
- First appearance of the Justice Society of America on Smallville.
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See also[]
Adventures of Superman
Superboy
Lois & Clark
Smallville
Superman (1988)
Superman: The Animated Series
External Links[]
- "Absolute Justice" at IMDB
- "Absolute Justice" at Wikipedia
- "Absolute Justice" at TV.com guide
- "Absolute Justice" at TV Rage.com
- "Absolute Justice" at the Smallville Wiki
References[]
- ↑ Credited, but does not appear in this episode.