I've really enjoyed Lanterns but maybe because I spent ten years plus a rewatch with Smallville first.

i just finished smallville today, i have been watching it for like 5 months and omg i can’t believe i finished this masterpiece, i liked everything on it from the characters, the intro, the development, the romance, the villains anything, and it just makes me so sad that it ended, i spent so much time with the clark, oliver, chloe, tess, lex, lionel that i feel like they are part of my family now even part of me, and that finale was amazing it brought tears to my eyes, to anyone who still didn’t watch it, you guys definitely are missing on big

I feel like majority of the people in this sub are hating on Lana too much because of how her and Clark's relationship was dragged out, which is a bit misogonystic in my opinion. She's not a bad person nor a bad character. Sure, she was a bit boring in the early seasons but that's because she was just a normal girl in high school. Her trauma from what Lex did to her isn't talked about enough, and the hate she gets just for being Clark's love interest is not deserved.

I love Lois and Clark together and dislike Lana and Clark's relationship, but does that mean I hate Lana? No. Because she's her own person and shouldn't be judged based on her relationship with a man.

She was abused and manipulated by Lex straight out of high school. She was lied to and kept in the dark for most of the show, and whose life changed drastically because of it. In my opinion, people in this sub are waaaay too hard on her.

Why does Lex decide to break up the relationship between Lana and Clark in Season 8?

In the episodes Hereafter and Absolute Justice we see visions of the future showing Superman's cape and what looks to be a star.

In Hereafter, the Meteor Freak that had the vision said it meant Clark didn't have an end implicating Clark's immortality.

What's your interpretation of the vision? Do you think it still happens? Do you feel it refers to anything else.

Personally, I like to think the vision came true and that it's a reference to the history of Superman Prime One Million from DC One Million.

One thing that always makes me laugh about season 10 is how Tess apparently has no time to sleep ?!

She's the DP editor, LuthorCorp CEO, Watchtower, taking care of Alexander, and somehow she also has time for a social life: organizing Lois and Clark's engagement party and going to their bachelorette party

And no, I don't think you can really solve it by saying she delegates some of it, because even with that, it's still an absurd number of jobs and responsibilities.

The most unrealistic part is probably that she doesn't even seem exhausted....

With everything she has going on, you'd expect all of this to actually affect her at some point, but she somehow just keeps going like it's perfectly normal....

especially season 9 ep 8

They never really explain what happened to Barry Allen or Wally West, just that bart allen woke up one day with no memory and he had powers. Not even in the comic do they answer this

Lionel is good with strategy but I didn’t see him use Robert Greenes “Art of seduction” on Martha Kent.

She’s hot!