Season 3
In season 3, Clark and Lois are now working at the Smallville Gazette together and enjoying small town life. However, Lois' work-life balance is put to the test when an undercover assignment reveals a deadly foe that promises to change the Kent family forever. Meanwhile, the Kent boys find themselves being pulled in opposite directions as Jordan discovers what a superhero-identity really means and Jonathan searches for purpose beyond the football field. Amid all this upheaval, John Henry is haunted by his doppelgänger's past, leading to dangerous consequences for him and Natalie.
Closer
Lois' undercover assignment reveals a deadly foe that promises to change the Kent family forever. Meanwhile, the Kent boys find themselves being pulled in opposite directions.
Uncontrollable Force
Clark and Chrissy both notice a small crack in Lois' game face. Sarah and Jordan have an awkward encounter, and Lana receives a panicked phone call.
In Cold Blood
Lois and Chrissy pursue a new lead in the Mannheim investigation against Clark's wishes. Meanwhile, Jonathan, Jordan, and Nat face an unexpected obstacle.
Too Close to Home
Lois interrupts an intense conversation between Clark and John Henry. Meanwhile, Jonathan has a heated discussion with Candice's dad.
Head On
Clark and General Lane are both having a hard time giving Lois room to make her own decisions. Meanwhile, Lana and Sarah have a run-in with an old friend at the diner.
Of Sound Mind
Clark finds himself in uncharted territory, and Lois bonds with a new friend. Meanwhile, Superman pays Bruno Mannheim a surprise visit.
Forever and Always
Lois and Clark dig deeper on Bruno Mannheim, starting with his connections to Hob's Bay Medical Center, while Jonathan and Jordan panic at home over Lois' dire diagnosis.
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
After learning about Bruno and Peia, Clark works to reignite Lois' interest in taking Bruno down; elsewhere, Natalie meets Matteo's parents, with disastrous consequences.
The Dress
Superman and John Henry clash over how to handle Bruno Mannheim, while Lois worries over upcoming treatments and confides in Lana about her early courtship with Clark.
Collision Course
Lois attempts to interview Peia in the hopes of unearthing the truth about an old case, while Clark struggles to spend quality time with the boys.
Complications
Clark helps Lois prepare for a procedure but must leave the boys with her to help John Henry and General Lane track down the Mannheims.
Injustice
Finally, after seventeen years behind bars, Lex Luthor is set to be released from prison. Lois and Clark clash with Jordan over his carelessness around using his powers in public, while Jonathan struggles with Kyle's change in behavior at the firehouse.
What Kills You Only Makes You Stronger
All of Smallville comes together to view a meteor shower, and Lex Luthor makes his move to take down Superman and Lois.
Avis de la communauté (4)
DC and CW did it again.. 1st season was quite OK, 2nd - so so, and this one went downhill so fast. Basically you can watch each episode in like 10 minutes (15 max) by skipping useless dialogs about feelings BS. As soon as they enter a dialog mode, just skip ~5 minutes to the end of the dialog and you won't miss anything. Then watch 1-2 minutes of action and repeat...
I´d rather have a made up story for the recast. We live in the multiverse. Just sayin.
2023 TV Shows Ranked --> https://trakt.tv/users/justinnumerick/lists/2023-tv-shows-ranked?sort=rank,asc Season 3 of this show felt like it dialed up the melodrama to 11, giving it the feel of a soap opera. Most of the time it came off as too much, but I also found that it worked pretty well at times when it was focused on the central family drama. The two strongest parts of this show have always been Tyler Hoechlin as a truly fantastic Clark Kent/Superman (and Elizabeth Tulloch playing very nicely with him as Lois), and the core family dynamics. This season more than ever before felt like a family drama that just happens to have Superman as the dad, and I actually quite like that. But it also meant that we don't get a ton of time with Superman doing Superman stuff, so it's a bit less exciting than previous seasons. The recasting of Jonathan stuck out immediately but it only took a matter of minutes before I was on board and didn't even think about it again, so I give the actor and the show props for handling such a big change so well. The acting still isn't the best all around. Hoechlin and Tulloch are great and everyone else falls somewhere between fine and bad. But the biggest glaring issue with this season was the pacing. So much time is spent on Mannheim as the antagonist then right at the end they bring in Lex Luthor and shove a Doomsday plot in the finale episode that they can't even close out. I'm assuming Lex will be the villain in season 4 and they wanted to introduce him here so the transition next season is more seamless, but it throws the pacing way off for this season and the finale felt incredibly rushed. However, I am optimistic moving forward. I am actually on board for the changes to the cast in the next season. If they are able to focus in on Clark/Lois and their family with Luthor/Doomsday as the primary villains for an entire season that is a few episodes shorter, I think we'll get a much more focused story that could be perhaps the best yet. But for now, season 3 had its issues for sure but I really do love this take on Clark Kent/Superman and there was enough here that I liked. 6.3/10 -- Decent