Smallville

Eric Kripke knows a thing or two about creating a successfully spooky series. The brains behind the CW's badass angels-and-demons-and-hot-guys saga Supernatural is staying put on the network, thanks to a new deal with DC Comics.

According to Deadline, the former home of Superman origin story Smallville wants to get back in the capes-and-tights comic business with a television adaptation of DC's Deadman.

After a decade of chronicling Clark Kent’s teen and young adult life, Smallville will come to a close with its two- hour series finale Friday, May 13.

Zap2It reports that not much is known of the content of the series finisher, thoughts include wedding bells – since Kent, (Tom Welling), is on the verge of marrying his love, Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Two enemies are also in the picture, however: Darseid and Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum).

This week on Smallville, Clark gets to meet the family. Well, remeet the family. Lois’s dad has already popped in once but Clark wasn’t dating his daughter at that point.

Anyhow, we start with a rather intimidating looking military transport with what seems to be a bunch of men tracking a target in Smallville.

So if you’ll remember a couple weeks ago when Lois was in Africa with Hawkman and she makes fun of the necklace has that belongs to Isis and it somehow mysteriously ends up in her bag, totally by accident and not all on purpose. Yea that’s a big part of this episode.

But I get ahead of myself let’s start at the beginning. In no way related to the necklace whatsoever, Oliver is having a nice little gala celebrating Isis. We start the episode in planning mode, as Ollie maps out his Green Arrow entrance of awesome that involves Green Arrow girls.