The end of Smallville

The end of Smallville
Series ends.

Smallville premiered on TV in 2001 on the WB channel. Even with some names and events of the original magazine, the plot of the series walks independently.

Smallville tells the story of Clark Kent before going to Metropolis and becomes the notorious Super Man. But this time it would be like nowadays mixing technology with the original storyline and a more advanced, basically the world of the XXI century.

The first episode of Smallville aired on October 16, 2001. Your Pilot episode aired to over 8.4 million viewers. What made the series so far to become the highest rated channel on its debut on The WB.

The series earned 10 seasons due to its enormous success. It was then possible to explore new characters, but also ended up lowering the level of their plots, as in most episodes was necessary to create a villain with special powers. Not to mention that appeared in the Kryptonian series since the original story, Clark should be the sole survivor of his race.

The changes brought allies in its plot as Green Arrow, Cyborg, Flash and Justice League. Among the villains, and Lex Luthor, Doomsday appeared, Brainiac and General Zod up.

The only characters who participated in all seasons of the series were Tom Welling (Clark) and Allison Mack (Chloe). Besides being the protagonist, Tom worked as director of some episodes in the course of Smallville.

Unlike other series, the opening theme song for Smallville is the same in 10 seasons with the song "Save Me" by Remy Zero. Many of the songs used in the soundtrack of the series are unique, however, yielded only two collections.

The last episode of the series brought scenes of flight, the soundtrack of John Williams and several scenes to honor the film in 1978. The fans had to accept taken away from Tom in the uniform of Super Man because of the low budget of the final episodes of Smallville, not to mention the return of Lex Luthor.

 Source: Omelete
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