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Season 10 – Smallville

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An interpretation of the Superman story features young Clark Kent coming to grips with his emerging superpowers. In the 10th and final season Clark continues his romance with Lois and faces his destiny as he overcomes his final trials, forging the iconic identity by which he will be known for all time.
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Smallville — Season 10

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Critics Consensus

It's the end of Smallville and the beginning of Superman, and those who stuck with the series through all ten seasons should come away satisfied.

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Brian Lowry Variety Hanging around too long turned out to be the show's kreative Kryptonite, in other words, which was more than evident from the bloated, confusing, mess of a two-hour finale. Feb 13, 2020 Full Review Paul Kalina Sydney Morning Herald Forget the superhero derring-do of Clark Kent and Lois Lane and think instead of saccharine melodrama and soft-focus teen romance, for that's what the adventures of the young Superman have been reduced to in this 10th and final season of Smallville. Feb 13, 2020 Full Review Phil Dyess-Nugent AV Club Smallville's much-ballyhooed double-length finale turns out to be a sodden mess that mostly points up how off-balance the show became. Jul 12, 2018 Full Review Ben Gibbons Screen Rant Smallville remains one of the ultimate superhero origin stories ever to be made, and the cast is incredible as they explore the life of Clark Kent. Rated: 8/10 Dec 4, 2024 Full Review Rohan Patel ComicBookMovie.com A genuine show made with so much heart, humor, and passion that there was rarely anything I wanted to do more thantune in for the latest chapter in Clark Kent's journey every week as he worked his way toward becoming the Man of Steel we know and love. Rated: 10/10 Oct 20, 2021 Full Review Robert Moore PopMatters Objectively I have never ranked Smallville among the dozen or so best shows on TV, but I nonetheless retain an affection for this show that transcends its aesthetic achievements. Feb 13, 2020 Full Review Read all reviews

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Ed R The the best ending to a historic and quality show. Rated 2 out of 5 stars 01/06/25 Full Review Nick J One the best shows during its time. Unpopular opinion I believe the show got better in the later seasons. Rated 5 out of 5 stars 06/19/24 Full Review Jason R The final Season Smallville had some good episodes and moments, but to have Lois have doubts about Marrying Clark in the episode before the final episode was weird, could just have Omega Oliver ruin the wedding and have them reschedule.. overall the ending to the final episode it one of the best I've seen in a tv series, other series have got worse endings so Season 10 8/10 Rated 4 out of 5 stars 04/20/24 Full Review Andrius Y El gran final y vaya que lo e disfrutado ,aunque sea una serie llena de agujeros de guion ,conveniencias etc también es una serie hecha con el corazón una hermosa serie para fanáticos de superman y ver a Clark Kent con su desarrollo a lo largo de 10 temporadas fue muy gratificante , el punto que mas odie: la inclusión de Lionel Luthor de otra realidad , lo que mas disfrute fue sin dudas haber visto a Clark con su traje de superman junto al desbordante romance de Louis con Clark , ojala algún día tengamos una secuela de algún tipo. Rated 4 out of 5 stars 03/08/24 Full Review Leandro S Fechamento com chave de ouro. Muito boa. Rated 5 out of 5 stars 06/20/23 Full Review Ja K A Hallmark superhero series. Watched the whole long, long, and long series! Yikes where do I start... Clark is constantly whining about everything is his fault! That got old fast! The little lovey dovey throughout the series, tiring! Tons of Kryptonite around the whole town makes you wonder how Clark could even walk let alone run! Every show Clark is confronted with someone saving him from the green, blue, red, black, and yellow Kryptonite. Very little action compared to all the repetitious dialog. Writers need to think that the only ones watching have been for all ten years, and you don't need to keep rehashing the same dribble. DC has always loved kicking around this superhero, and this show exemplifies that every year! Granted there are parts that were special, and if you string them together it would make a great movie. The big payoff at the end wasn't much, Tom Welling didn't want to wear the costume, typical actor's whining. Rated 3 out of 5 stars 05/05/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Tom Welling

Clark Kent

Erica Durance

Lois Lane

Justin Hartley

Oliver Queen

Cassidy Freeman

Tess Mercer

John Glover

Lionel Luthor

John Schneider

Jonathan Kent

Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Sep 24, 2010 Lazarus Lois finds Clark's body and removes the blue kryptonite; Chloe is desperate to find Oliver; Jonathan returns to the Kent Farm with a message for Clark; Tess awakes in LuthorCorp lab. Details Episode 2 Aired Oct 1, 2010 Shield A new reporter, Kat (Keri Lynn Pratt), is hired to replace Lois as she departs for Egypt; Clark encounters an assassin with a dangerous hidden agenda. Details Episode 3 Aired Oct 8, 2010 Supergirl Kara returns to Earth and tells Clark that Jor El sent her to stop the dark force that is coming; Lois confronts a shock jock who is crusading against heroes after he threatens the Green Arrow. Details Episode 4 Aired Oct 15, 2010 Homecoming Lois talks Clark into attending his five-year high-school reunion; Brainiac 5.0 uses a Legion ring to take Clark into the past and the future. Details Episode 5 Aired Oct 22, 2010 Isis Lois gets superpowers of her own when she is transformed into the Goddess Isis; Clark and Oliver reluctantly turn to Tess for help. Details Episode 6 Aired Oct 29, 2010 Harvest Clark is concerned about Lois' safety when she decides to cover the Vigilante Registrations Act. Details Episode 7 Aired Nov 5, 2010 Ambush The General (Michael Ironside) and Lucy Lane (Peyton List) drop in on Clark and Lois for a surprise Thanksgiving dinner; an assassination attempt is made. Details Episode 8 Aired Nov 12, 2010 Abandoned Lois makes a drastic decision after finding a tape made for her by her mother (Teri Hatcher); Tess makes a discovery in the mansion. Details Episode 9 Aired Nov 19, 2010 Patriot In an attempt to protect the rest of the team, Oliver registers for the Vigilante Registration Act; Lois becomes frustrated when Clark continues to brush aside her offers to help the team. Details Episode 10 Aired Dec 3, 2010 Luthor Clark is transported to a parallel universe where he was raised by Lionel Luthor instead of the Kents. Details Episode 11 Aired Dec 10, 2010 Icarus Green Arrow is attacked while he tries to stop a mugging; Carter Hall and Star Girl help Clark when Lois is kidnapped. Details Episode 12 Aired Feb 4, 2011 Collateral Clark, Lois, Dinah and Oliver all have flashbacks after being released by the VRA; Dinah worries Chloe may now be a traitor. Details Episode 13 Aired Feb 11, 2011 Beacon Clark and Lois see news coverage of Martha being shot at a vigilante rally; Lionel reveals himself and reclaims LutherCorp; Lois and Chloe show Clark videos from vigilante supporters in an effort to cheer him up. Details Episode 14 Aired Feb 18, 2011 Masquerade Oliver and Chloe are kidnapped after being mistaken for FBI agents; Lois suggests a way for Clark to conceal his identity. Details Episode 15 Aired Feb 25, 2011 Fortune Zatanna sends magic bottles of champagne to Clark and Lois' bachelor and bachelorette parties; Lois tries to retrace her steps after losing her engagement ring. Details Episode 16 Aired Mar 4, 2011 Scion Tess and Lionel (John Glover) battle for the Luthor name; Lois and Clark are surprised by a gift from Tess. Details Episode 17 Aired Apr 15, 2011 Kent Clark is sent back to the alternate reality, where he runs into Jonathan Kent (John Schneider); Lois turns to Emil for help. Details Episode 18 Aired Apr 22, 2011 Booster Lois and Clark are stunned when a fame-hungry superhero (Eric Martsolf) from the future comes to Metropolis. Details Episode 19 Aired Apr 29, 2011 Dominion Tess finds proof that someone has gained access to the Phantom Zone's escape portal; Oliver tricks Clark into taking him along to the exiled land; Lois makes a discovery. Details Episode 20 Aired May 6, 2011 Prophecy Clark and Lois ask Jor-El for his blessing; Lois gets Clark's powers for a day; Oliver searches for the Bow of Orion. Details Episode 21 Aired May 13, 2011 Finale Clark tries to change Lois' mind after she calls off the wedding; Lionel (John Glover) abducts Tess; darkness takes over Oliver. Details Episode 22 Aired May 13, 2011 Finale In the series finale, Clark Kent takes the last step to becoming the Man of Steel. Details

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Season Info

Director
Kevin Fair, Mike Rohl, Jeannot Szwarc, Christopher Petry
Executive Producer
Kelly Souders, Brian Wayne Peterson, James Marshall, Michael Tollin, Brian Robbins, Joe Davola, Tom Welling
Screenwriter
Brian Wayne Peterson, Bryan Q. Miller, Don Whitehead, Anne Cofell Saunders, Al Septien, Genevieve Sparling, Kelly Souders, Holly Henderson, Turi Meyer
Network
The WB
Rating
TV-14
Genre
Drama, Action, Adventure, Fantasy
Original Language
English
Release Date
Sep 24, 2010