Mislabeled[]
The correct title of this episode is Legends. The title 'Absolute Justice is a promotional one that was invented by the CW marketing department. Shouldn't this episode be credited by the correct title, with the marketing title mentioned in the article? Kell-El 05:53, August 10, 2010 (UTC)
Biggest superhero episode[]
- If the spoilers are true this maybe a record breaking episode. This would have had the most superhero appearences of any smallvill episode.--NatDuv 02:53, October 25, 2009 (UTC)
- The spoiler is fake. Its only vandalism. RoR-El 12:25, October 25, 2009 (UTC)
- I blame the school system-- Nat-Duv, the second to last son of krypton 02:58, November 14, 2009 (UTC)
Three generations of super-heroes[]
In the episode, Hawkman says; "This generation will make the same mistakes, the last one did, like the one before that." Suggesting three generations of super-heroes (the Justice League being the latest one and the JSA is probably the first one, to keep in line with their origin as the world's first team of super-heroes). coq87rouge, february 7th, 2010.
This first generation must have been the WWII generation, meaning it was most likely people like Spy Smasher or a generation inbetween like the All-Star Squadron.-- Nat-Duv, the second to last son of krypton 22:36, February 7, 2010 (UTC)
Beginning of episode?[]
The plot for part 2 begins with what is the very end of the 5th act (out of 10 + credits). What supports this being the beginning of part 2, and not the end of part 1? Is it how it was aired in other countries, or what?
AssassinsMorten (talk) 02:08, February 1, 2013 (UTC)
Continuity[]
Clark and Lois:
In this section, it says that this episode marks the second time that "someone reveals Lois' inevitable future that is entwined with Clark's", "Identity" being the first. But in Season 6's "Crimson", Star gives Jimmy the anti-love potion for Lois claiming that "Lois and Clark's destinies are a little more entwined than they realize", making Dr. Fate's prediction the 3rd one.