From tonight’s episode of Smallville:
Saving someone, truly saving them, is not about knocking them out and throwing them in a dark room; it’s about helping them find their way back to the right side.
Posted by: Ken Brown | January 22, 2009
Quote – Smallville
Posted in notable quotations, redemption, television | Tags: salvation, Smallville
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C. Orthodoxy 
great quote! i love this show, heh. that episode is still sitting on our dvr waiting to be watched . . .
By: Carmen Andres on January 23, 2009
at 6:03 am
It’s a good episode–a bit heavy-handed, but the theme gets played out well.
By: Ken Brown on January 23, 2009
at 2:48 pm
Was it Clark who said that, or Green Arrow? My memory’s fuzzy. In one scene, they seemed to be having a debate in which both were arguing the same thing. Green Arrow was saying we shouldn’t have vigilantism, and Clark was justifying reaching out to one of the vigilante cops. But both were rejecting strict justice.
By: James Pate on January 27, 2009
at 1:59 pm
It was Clark who said it, but they both came to embrace it by the end.
By: Ken Brown on January 27, 2009
at 10:15 pm