Caught because he's too cheap to buy his own filters.
There is a kind of poetic justice in that, isn't there.
what is the custodial disposition?
A custodial disposition is simply another way of saying 'jail time' or 'prison time.'
So Clark has changed the past again.
I guess whether Clark has changed the past again would depend on whether Lois would have broken this case without him - or, would Lois, once Clark changed the past by telling her she was drugged, have eventually broken the story? If that's the case, then there would be no further changes to the past just because Clark helped her do it.(Okay, now I've got that headache again
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At this point there isn't a timeline anymore, it turned a timeweb.
Isn't it possible Henderson would recognize Clark down the road and think, "hey, Kent looks an awful lot like Charlie King..."
Good question.
Another good question is... why the heck am I up at six a.m.? Well, I think I'm going to go back to bed for another hour, but I must say I enjoyed all your comments - even if it is too early to be up reading comments.
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