Episode Info

Final: 10x21 -- Finale (May/13/2011) [Special Runtime: 120 Min.]

Clark and Lois attempt to make it to the altar, only to be plagued by doubts by each other's role in their lives. Meanwhile, the planet Apokolips approaches as Darkseid's prophets make Earth ready for his conquest of the planet, and Lionel abducts Tess as part of a scheme to bring back his son, Lex.

Cast

Tom Welling As Clark Kent / Kal-El	Erica Durance As Lois Lane (S05-10, recurring previously)
Cassidy Freeman As Tess Mercer (S08-10)	Justin Hartley As Oliver Queen (S08-10, recurring previously)
Allison Mack As Chloe Sullivan	Callum Blue As Major Zod (S09)
Aaron Ashmore As Jimmy Olsen (S07-08, recurring previously)	Sam Witwer As Davis Bloome (S08)
Michael Rosenbaum As Lex Luthor (S01-07)	Kristin Kreuk As Lana Lang (S01-07, recurring afterwards)
[Select Character Guide]Alexander "Lex" Joseph LuthorChloe SullivanClark Kent/Kal-El of KryptonJason TeagueJonathan Kent [Seasons 1-5]Lana LangLionel LuthorMartha Clark KentPete Ross • view full cast list, character guides

Reviews

dolphinlover504 Reviews: 1

thoughts on how this topic: smallvilleRating: 8 likes, 15 dislikes well, smallville is a type of show that i would certainly watch at home. I think that they roles that they have are alright, but some needs to be changed. however, the more you see it , the more you will get to understand what goes on. Throughout the show i realized that Clark is the main character and he sometimes needs help. That's not what goes on though. If people would just look at him and at least try to understand him, it would really help out the him and the show alot. Anyway, i was just trying to get people to understand the show. For example, many of the characters aren't fully understood as i would say it. Read more Review posted on Friday, January 12th 2007 at 5:39 pm

sudsie9000 Reviews: 1

WAY TO GORating: 3 likes, 0 dislikes To all the cast on this show we say KUDOS, thanks for bringing back a show to all us baby boomers that only read about in the comic books, Read more Review posted on Tuesday, March 2nd 2010 at 9:21 am

shoemonkeyuk Reviews: 4

BORINGRating: 0 likes, 1 dislikes Well i was looking forward to a rip roaring epic Battle to end all battles with Clark turning into the superman we all love but NO instead we got a full hour and a half of stuff we have seen before trips down memory lane. Read more Review posted on Friday, May 13th 2011 at 11:36 pm

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All Smallville news

10x21: Finale recap: Seven years in the future, Chloe is reading a comic book about Smallville to her son... read more.

10x20: Prophecy recap: Clark arrives at Lois' new office and she admits that she is a bit overwhelmed with her new promotion and planning for the wedding. She has laid out her office with a map of Metropolis and explains that their catering company has been bought out by a company known as Marionettes Ventures. The company has bought out a number of local companies and all of the owners have abruptly left town. Clark asks her to go with him to tell Jor-El about the wedding... read more.

10x19: Dominion recap: Lois is unpacking her and Clark's belongings in their new apartment, and placing her mother's blue bird on the windowsill, when Clark arrives and asks where to put her Whitesnake throw pillow. She points out that the pillow comes with her, and Clark suggests he unpack at superspeed. Lois says she wants to take the time to find the perfect spot for everything. Tess calls to tell them that Slade Wilson has turned up on a street corner, unconscious. Since there's only one way out of the Phantom Zone, where Slade was exiled, Clark realizes that someone from the House of El must have released him... read more.

10x17: Kent recap: Lois is hard at work at 4:44 a.m. when Clark arrives with Chinese take-out. She says she's not sure if the promotion is worth it, but Clark says he's seen the future where she gets it. They talk about how they keep missing each other due to their work schedules, and Clark finds an envelope with an early wedding gift from Martha: the deed to the farm. Clark wonders if she wants them to start their married life there, or sell it... read more.

10x18: Booster recap: Lois and Clark are walking to work and Clark is complaining about his glasses. She tells him that either Clark or the Blur need to wear a disguise if the Blur wants to go public again, and advises him to tone it down. They notice a teenager, Jaime Reyes, fumbling with his backpack and Lois says he’s a perfect example of what Clark should do. Clark admits that he was like that in Smallville, and doesn’t want to go back to that. She tells him to get over it, and Clark say she should focus on the new promotion she’s trying to get. Lois puts the glasses back on Clark and they continue to the Planet... read more.

Crew

Developer: Alfred Gough, Miles Millar
Executive Producer: Tom Welling, Michael W. Watkins, Brian Robbins, Mike Tollin, Miles Millar, Joe Davola, Alfred Gough, Ken Horton (1), Greg Beeman

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Recurring Guests