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Smallville, ON - www.webinest.com SUBSCRIBE TO THE SMALLVILLE CHANNEL ON YOUTUBE! www.facebook.com/TheLegend123456 www.twitter.com/TheLegend123456 Thank you to Smallville for 10 years of awesome TV. Prepare for the last ever season in this epic event - the season premiere! 9x01 Saviour 9x02 Metallo 9x03 Rabid 9x04 Echo 9x05 Idol 9x06 Roulette 9x07 Crossfire 9x08 Kandor 9x09 Pandora 9x10 Disciple 9x11 Warrior 9x12 Society 9x13 Warrior 9x14 Persuasion 9x15 Conspiracy 9x16 Escape 9x17 Checkmate 9x18 Upgrade 9x19 Charade 9x20 Sacrifice 9x21 Hostage 9x22 Salvation (Season Finale) 10x01 - Lazarus 10x02 - Shield 10x03 - Supergirl 10x04 - Homecoming 10x05 - Isis 10x06 - Harvest 10x07 - Ambush 10x08 - Abandoned 10x09 - Patriot 10x10 - Luthor 10x11 - Icarus Season ten of Smallville, an American television series, will premiere on September 24, 2010 and will consist of 22 episodes.[1][2] It will be the fifth season to air on the CW television network. The series recounts the early adventures of Kryptonian Clark Kent as he adjusts to life in the fictional town of Smallville, Kansas, during the years before he becomes Superman. Regular cast members during season ten currently include Tom Welling, Erica Durance, Justin Hartley, Cassidy Freeman, and Allison Mack.[2][3] The final season of the series, season ten plans to continue the romance first developed between Clark Kent and Lois Lane in season nine, as well as the continuation of Clark's trials, and the forging of his superhero identity "Superman". During its tenth season, Smallville will beat the Guinness World Record for longest consecutive running United States science fiction television show—currently held by Stargate SG-1.[4] Souders and Peterson revealed that the theme for season ten will be "facing the ghosts of your past and how [the effect of seeing the past] helps you move on in the future"; as such, the return of previous cast members will play into this.[26] Souders and Peterson have also chosen not to erase Lois's memory of Clark's secret, something she discovered in the season nine finale. Instead, Lois will help Clark do what he needs to do to get away and fulfill his destiny without telling him that she knows.[26] The producers explained that there would be "some twists and turns" before Lois tells Clark that she knows.[31] In June, Michael Ausiello confirmed that Tess Mercer will be "reincarnated next season",[46] after having died in the season nine finale.[26] Initially helping Clark and Oliver at Watchtower, a secret from her past will define whether Tess ultimately ends on the side of good or bad.[26] Chloe's ending will also be told "in a way that's fitting for Chloe."[26] She will "sacrifice" herself for Oliver, who has been informed that she was killed.[26] As a result, Oliver will spend much of the season looking for Chloe, trying to find who is behind her murder.[26] In addition, Oliver is "literally and figuratively stripped down to his bare essence" early on this season.[39] Similar to season eight and nine, there will also be a new main villain. The producers revealed that Darkseid will fulfill this role for the final season, but will be a different incarnation than his comic book counterpart.[26] They explained that Darkseid's presence will be felt throughout the whole season, but that he will not actually appear until near the end; unlike in previous seasons where the main villain was present from the start.[31] Instead, Darkseid's minions—Granny Goodness, Desaad, Glorious Godfrey, and others to be named—will appear throughout the season as the physical presence for Clark to battle.[31] That said, Darkseid will make an appearance in the season premiere, digitally created to start with, but with "more solid forms" making a short appearance by the third episode.[39] The plan is for Darkseid's presence to be established as he takes over the bodies of various characters.[39] The executive producers also wanted to take a look at the history of Smallville's Clark Kent in the 200th episode of the series. According to Peterson, "[The episode will] explore a little bit of the past, the present and the future. We kind of do a little look back to where we've been and we also take a look at where Clark is going."