Smallville takes you on a wild ride with Clark Kent. High school, friendships and destiny as Superman? Yep, it has it all. Set in Smallville, Kansas, it dives into lives of locals like Lex Luthor, Lana Lang and Chloe Sullivan. Drama, action, romance- this show has been a total hit and a cult classic. You will love it!

Meet the characters from Smallville

Clark Kent

Clark is the classic small-town hero—quiet, kind, and full of weird Superman energy even before the cape stuff. He’s genuinely earnest, a bit awkward, and always trying to do the right thing (which is adorable and also infuriating, depending on the day). Secret powers aside, he’s a farmer’s son who loves sunrise coffee and somehow fixing a busted tractor with his bare hands. He’s protective to a fault, brooding sometimes and totally cheerful the next minute — mood swings? maybe, but in the best way. Also somehow terrible at small talk but the absolute best at being there when it counts.

Lana Lang

Lana is mysterious-amateur-detective vibes—sultry, layered, and wired to hold onto secrets like precious receipts. She’s fiercely loyal to her friends and her hometown, even when she makes choices that make you want to shake her (gently). There’s a soft, stubborn core under the glamour and diary-keeping; she’s practical, dramatic, and surprisingly good at DIY. She can be guarded but then surprisingly warm—one minute aloof, the next baking cookies for no reason. Also has an inexplicable talent for remembering everyone’s birthdays but forgetting where she put her keys.

Lex Luthor

Lex is the brilliant, dangerous, genius businessman with a smile that says he’s planning three steps ahead — sometimes involving lasers. Obsessed with control and destiny, he’s compulsively analytical, a little ruthless, and annoyingly charismatic; you want to hate him but also maybe ask for his stock tips. There’s genuine tragedy underneath — a kid who wanted love and became a chessmaster who sacrifices people for the “greater plan.” He’s charmingly arrogant, oddly sentimental about weird things (old chess sets? tax returns?), and frighteningly meticulous about his lunch schedule. Also he’ll pretend not to care about small stuff and then brood dramatically over a vintage fountain pen at 2 AM.

Chloe Sullivan

Chloe is the brainy, hyper-curious, go-to girl for gossip and conspiracy boards — a walking Wi‑Fi hotspot of trivia and heart. She’s clever, tenacious, gets emotionally attached fast, and will defend the underdog with the ferocity of someone who’s had to prove themselves. Slightly chaotic-organized: her notebooks are color-coded chaos and she’ll hack a website while cooking dinner, somehow. She’s sunny but prickly; she jokes to hide hurt and then makes you waffles at midnight when you need a friend. She’s terrible at directions though and will still insist she’s right.

Martha Kent

Martha is the warm, moral center—the kind of person who can soothe crises with a casserole and a look. She’s patient, wise, practical, and often the quiet strategist who knows exactly what to say to steer everyone back from the edge. There’s a steel backbone under the soft apron; she’ll lecture you on responsibility and also knit you a tiny sweater for reasons. She loves small-town rituals and has a secret stash of terrible puns that always surface at dinner. She once beat someone at poker despite never seeming competitive, which is extremely Martha.

Jonathan Kent

Jonathan is the gruff, principled farmer dad who smells like dirt and steadying lectures and somehow makes tough love feel like a warm blanket. He’s fiercely protective and stubbornly moral, the guy who’d rather fix a fence than talk feelings but will show up when it matters most. He can be rigid—yes, rules—but also the softest person in private, with tiny moments of goofy pride (cheesy grin, hands on hips). He’s practical, brave, and has an unfortunate habit of hoarding coupons — very into savings. On weekends he collects model tractors like his life depends on it, which is both adorable and slightly alarming.

Lionel Luthor

Lionel is the smooth, serpentine corporate ruler — elegant, cunning, and always in a suit that looks like it could bite. He speaks in layers, loves power for the taste of it, and plays people like a chessboard, but with more champagne. There’s this weird paternal complexity; he can be cruel one minute and oddly tender the next, which makes him totally unpredictable. He obsesses over legacy and control and has a pen collection he treats like heirlooms (and yes, that is terrifying). He also writes handwritten notes he never sends and smiles right before something bad happens.

Lois Lane

Lois is the fearless, keyboard-clacking investigative journalist who’ll throw herself into danger with a smirk and absolutely no permission. She’s sarcastic, brilliant, stubborn as a mule, and somehow always finds the lead that everyone else missed. She’s fiercely independent, hates being underestimated, and has this habit of rolling her eyes in the most cinematic way possible. Underneath the sass is loyalty and an odd soft spot for messy, infuriating heroes (don’t tell her I said that). She collects press badges like trophies and will argue your ethics into submission politely.