Smallville Season 6 Episode 2

When Chloe gets the idea of Clark "blowing" out the security door with a sneeze and then just his breath, she actually stands in front of him, to the side, while he does it. Given that it's a new power he can't yet control and that his other powers have not always gone well at first (plus the fact he sneezed a barn door halfway across the county), he would never have tried it unless she were behind him.

When Clark sneezes in his barn, the door takes off fairly low to the ground. When Lois is at the Kents, she looks out the window and sees the hole in the barn, parallel to the house, so the door should have hit the house.

Despite the fact that Clark blows the barn door seven miles across Smallville, everything in the barn between him and the door is totally unaffected.

When the barn door nearly hits Lois she is just jogging alongside a clear piece of fence, but when she and Chloe investigate it later, there's a rather large gate there.

Lois made it clear in "Commencement" that the last thing she wanted to do was be in a newsroom and go into journalism. She went from absolutely loathing the job to telling Clark and Chloe she never felt more at peace writing her article pretty quickly.

Lana comes in and says she wasn't aware she was moving into a fortress. Setting aside the fact the place is a castle, she's been there when Lex's house was invaded, she knows he has a safe room, why would she be unaware of all the security?

Why does Clark reach for a kleenex when he's in the house and about to sneeze? He's seen his sneezes blow off a barn door, what does he think a Kleenex is going to do? And it can't be force of habit, because he's never been ill before.

In the establishing shot of Oliver Queen's hangout, it's clearly a tall tower well above any local buildings and at least 5-10 stories above the ground with no trees anywhere near the top. Nor are any trees or terraces visible. But when Lionel is talking to Oliver inside, there are clearly trees or potted plants of some sort in the window behind him.

When Lana plays back the security recording of Lex meeting with Pontius, the time reading says 21:24 (9:24 p.m.). However, there's clearly daylight coming in through the windows.

When we first see Lex restrained to the table, the restraint that holds down his left hand is around the middle of his forearm. However, all other times after that when you see his arm, the restrain is around his wrist. It can't be because Lex slid up or down, because the one on his right hand is always on his wrist.

When Clark blows out the barn doors, they go out at a fairly low angle to the ground. But when they come down next to Lois they drop down straight out of the sky.

When Block is threatening Lex, there's a line in the closed captioning--"The next bullet goes in your brain. Now start talking!"--that he doesn't actually say.

When Clark blows down the door hinges, look at the frame. There's no metal supports to anchor it into the wall, or a recess for the door to slide into it.

Once again Chloe and Clark break into a secured building, belonging to a private detective who can afford a massive vault and knows about security, but they don't take any precautions and seem completely unconcerned that there might be security cameras.

An arrow fired into a brick wall will break. It's not a matter of skill, and in fact an arrow fired from a compound bow (such as Oliver uses here) has more force behind it and is more likely to break, no matter how sturdy the arrow is.

Lois is not only working at least two jobs--waitress at the Talon and chief of staff for Martha--but she has enough time to go jogging, poke around investigating a falling barn door, and take on a third job as a reporter for a newspaper.

Pontius says the SUV following Lex had "Edge City plates." Cities don't have plates, states do.

When Chloe holds up the newspaper with the headline "Lex Luthor Donates Millions to Rebuild City," a careful examination of the text reveals that the article in the left column is duplicated in the right column.

When Clark muzzles a sneeze in Chloe's office just after they discover Pontius' address, you can see a blackish purple bruise on his right middle finger. Clark is invulnerable and shouldn't get bruises, if he did even in his weakened condition they wouldn't last long, and even if he could somehow sneeze himself a bruise, it's on the outside of the hand, not the inside of his hands that he's been using to block his sneezes.