Committed

Right at the end when Lois is outside the lift her Daily Planet folder is upside down. When she enters the lift it's blank. Next second it's the right way up.

The plot in "Committed" is about as far fetched and tacky as it gets in Smallville. Some of the dialogue is extremely corny. The actor who plays the villain of the week comes across as completely lifeless and bland at times, and then goes really over the top at other times. He also never really sells the motivation for his character's actions. Despite these points, I can completely forgive the negatives thanks to the overall execution of this episode. The dialogue between Clark and Lois is absolutely hysterical at times, and made even better by the delivery from Welling and Durance. Chloe and Jimmy's section of the story is more dramatic, but it helps to finally put the annoying jealousy behind their characters. We also get to see some interesting scenes between Oliver and Tess, which thankfully gives Tess something more to do than be the female clone of Lex. While the plot would seem on the surface to be quite dark, this is actually one of the few really entertaining episodes in season 8, thanks in part to the show taking a break from the weak Doomsday story.