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	The first season of the American [[superhero fiction\|superhero]] television series ''[[Superboy (TV series)\|Superboy]]'' is produced by [[Elridge House Productions]] and [[Blackveil Studios]]. The season follows Alex Singh, an extraterrestrial who was raised on Earth and previously operated as the superhero Superboy, as events connected to his arrival and biological origins force him to confront the life he abandoned.		__TOC__

	[[~~Alex Brow~~]] ~~directed and wrote the~~ [[series ~~premiere~~]]~~, while~~ [[~~Freddie Goodwin~~]] ~~directed~~ the ~~remaining seven episodes. Brow wrote or co-wrote six episodes~~, ~~with Lena Cross~~ and ~~Jackson Gold also serving as writers for~~ the ~~season~~.		The first season of the American [[Superhero fiction\|superhero]] television series ''[[Superboy (TV series)\|Superboy]]'' is produced by [[Elridge House Productions]] and [[Blackveil Studios]]. The season follows Alex Singh, an extraterrestrial raised on Earth who formerly operated as the superhero Superboy, as renewed interest in his arrival and biological origins forces him to confront the identity, responsibilities and past he abandoned.

	~~__TOC__~~		[[Alex Brow]], who developed the series and serves as [[showrunner]], wrote and directed the [[series premiere]]. [[Freddie Goodwin]] directed the remaining seven episodes. Brow wrote or co-wrote six episodes, while Lena Cross and Jackson Gold also contributed to the season's writing.

	The season is scheduled to premiere on October 2, 2026, and will consist of eight episodes released weekly through November 20. ~~The~~ first trailer is scheduled ~~to be released~~ on August 2, 2026.		The season is scheduled to premiere on October 2, 2026, and will consist of eight episodes released weekly through November 20. Its first trailer is scheduled for release on August 2, 2026.

	== Episodes ==		== Episodes ==
			{{Main\|List of Superboy episodes {{!}} List of ''Superboy'' episodes}}<onlyinclude>{{Episode table
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	== Production ==		== Production ==

			=== Background ===
			[[File:AlexBrowImage2026 img.png\|thumb]]
			[[Alex Brow]] began developing the ideas that would eventually become ''Superboy'' after years of experimenting with smaller storytelling projects. Brow said his interest in creating film and television originated during childhood, when watching movies encouraged him to imagine original characters, worlds and stories of his own. As he became more familiar with the practical demands of screen production, he began working on smaller concepts and scripts before attempting a full television series. The earliest version of ''Superboy'' was conceived as a story about an original superhero inspired by [[Superman]], rather than an adaptation of the [[DC Comics]] character of the same name. Brow later decided that the central figure would be more compelling as a younger hero whose personal identity and emotional development were as important as his abilities, leading to the creation of Alex Singh. The concept gradually expanded from a comparatively straightforward superhero premise into a serialized science-fiction drama involving Alex's extraterrestrial origins, his adoptive family, the destruction of South City and the consequences of abandoning his identity as Superboy. Brow developed the series with the intention of presenting its mythology from the perspective of a protagonist who already possessed his powers and had previously attempted to become a hero, rather than depicting a conventional origin story. He described the intended tone as comparable to "''The Boys'' but for 13+", referring to the series' darker subject matter and approach to superhero institutions while retaining a younger target audience. Before full production began, Brow mapped the story as an eight-episode season in which each installment would explore a smaller individual theme while contributing to a single overarching narrative. He said the aim was to create eight distinct stories rather than treat the season solely as an extended film divided into episodes, although the plots, character developments and mysteries would remain closely connected. Brow began writing the scripts before the production and marketing plans had been finalized, and later recalled initially placing a single period in an otherwise blank document to make beginning the writing process feel less intimidating. He described writing as the most difficult and time-consuming stage of creating the series, requiring the initial drafts to be repeatedly refined before attention could shift toward production and promotion. Development formally began at [[Elridge House Productions]] in late 2025, with [[Blackveil Studios]] subsequently joining as a co-producer as the scope of the project increased.

	=== Development ===		=== Development ===
	Development on ''Superboy'' began at [[Elridge House Productions]] in late 2025, with [[Blackveil Studios]] subsequently joining the series as a co-producer. The project was developed as a new serialized interpretation of the Superboy character centered on Alex Singh, an extraterrestrial raised on Earth who abandoned his public identity following the destruction of South City. An eight-episode first season was commissioned in early 2026. [[Alex Brow]], who developed the season and serves as one of its primary writers, said the series was designed to begin after the event that would traditionally conclude a superhero [[origin story]]. Rather than showing Alex gradually discovering his abilities, the opening episode establishes that he has already been Superboy, suffered a devastating loss and spent eight years attempting to distance himself from the identity. Brow described the season as being about "what happens after the symbol fails the person wearing it", adding that Alex's central conflict was not whether he possessed the power to become a hero, but whether he still believed that becoming one was worthwhile.		Development on ''Superboy'' began at [[Elridge House Productions]] in late 2025, with [[Blackveil Studios]] subsequently joining the series as a co-producer. The project was developed as a new serialized interpretation of the Superboy character centered on Alex Singh, an extraterrestrial raised on Earth who abandoned his public identity following the destruction of South City. An eight-episode first season was commissioned in early 2026. [[Alex Brow]], who developed the season and serves as one of its primary writers, said the series was designed to begin after the event that would traditionally conclude a superhero [[origin story]]. Rather than showing Alex gradually discovering his abilities, the opening episode establishes that he has already been Superboy, suffered a devastating loss and spent eight years attempting to distance himself from the identity. Brow described the season as being about "what happens after the symbol fails the person wearing it", adding that Alex's central conflict was not whether he possessed the power to become a hero, but whether he still believed that becoming one was worthwhile.

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	The season is scheduled to premiere on October 2, 2026, ~~with its first two episodes released together~~ and ~~the remaining six~~ episodes released weekly through November 13. The first trailer is scheduled to be released on August 2, 2026.		The season is scheduled to premiere on October 2, 2026, and will consist of eight episodes released weekly through November 20. The first trailer is scheduled to be released on August 2, 2026.

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	=== Pre-premiere interview special ===		=== Pre-premiere interview special ===
	A live promotional program titled ''Superboy Interview — Before Premiere Special'' featured Brow discussing the ~~development~~, ~~release strategy~~ and ~~intended~~ future ~~of the series~~. Brow said his interest in storytelling began ~~as a child after watching~~ films ~~that made~~ him ~~want~~ to create his own~~, though~~ he later ~~realized~~ the ~~practical~~ difficulty of producing film and television ~~and began~~ with smaller projects~~. He stressed that~~ ''Superboy'' was not an adaptation of the [[DC Comics]] character, but an original ~~series~~ inspired by [[Superman]]~~, explaining~~ that the concept ~~began as~~ a Superman-inspired hero before ~~being reworked around~~ a younger protagonist. Brow declined to reveal plot details, but ~~described~~ Alex Singh ~~as a character with~~ an extensive ~~history~~ that would begin ~~unfolding~~ in the premiere and characterized ~~the~~ tone as "''The Boys'' but for 13+"~~. He said the season was structured so that each episode would explore a smaller theme while contributing to a single continuing story~~.		A live promotional program titled ''Superboy Interview — Before Premiere Special'' featured Brow discussing the creation of the series, its production and his plans for its future. Brow said his interest in storytelling began during childhood, when films inspired him to create worlds and stories of his own. Although he later recognized the difficulty of producing film and television, he continued by beginning with smaller projects before developing ''Superboy''.

			Brow emphasized that the series was not an adaptation of the [[DC Comics]] character, but an original production inspired by [[Superman]]. He explained that the concept initially centered on a Superman-inspired hero before he decided that a younger protagonist would make the premise more interesting. Brow declined to reveal significant plot details, but said Alex Singh had an extensive backstory that would begin to be explored in the premiere and described the series' worldbuilding as unconventional. He characterized its tone as "''The Boys'' but for 13+".

	~~During~~ the ~~special~~, Brow ~~announced that the first two episodes would be released together on October 2, with the remaining six episodes following weekly~~. He described ~~scriptwriting~~ as the most difficult and time-consuming part of production, ~~while identifying~~ both writing and marketing as his favorite aspects of the process. Brow said the campaign was intended to reveal little while ~~steadily~~ building ~~interest~~, ~~and initially indicated that~~ the first trailer was being targeted for July; it was later scheduled for August 2~~. He also acknowledged the pressure involved in creating an original superhero property without pre-existing comics to adapt~~.		Discussing the eight-episode structure, Brow said each installment was designed around a smaller individual theme while also contributing to one continuous story. He described writing the scripts as the most difficult and time-consuming part of production, though he identified both writing and marketing as his favorite aspects of the process. Brow recalled beginning the first script by typing a single period so that the document would no longer appear empty. He said the marketing campaign was intended to reveal little of the story while gradually building anticipation. During the interview, he said the first trailer was being targeted for July; it was later scheduled for August 2.

	~~Discussing~~ the finale, Brow said it would not resemble a traditional ~~large-scale~~ season finale, arguing that ~~a definitive~~ sense of ~~culmination~~ should be reserved for the eventual series finale, ~~but described~~ the episode as "badass". He said ~~his preferred plan was for the series~~ to ~~run for~~ four or five seasons, ~~while adding~~ that the first season was intended to remain worthwhile as a complete piece of storytelling if no continuation was produced. Brow later stated that [[Netflix]] approached him about a second season the day before the premiere after viewing seven of the eight episodes, ~~and that~~ he ~~immediately agreed~~ to ~~continue the series. He concluded by saying the production had been conceived~~ as ~~an original story inspired by the "spirit of Superman" while remaining distinct from it, and that the principal goal was to tell~~ a strong ~~story regardless~~ of ~~whether viewers embraced or debated the series~~.		Brow acknowledged that creating an original superhero series carried additional pressure because there was no pre-existing comic-book storyline to adapt. He said his main hope for the premiere was that viewers would enjoy it and stated that the finale was in a strong position while he was writing it. Although he declined to reveal details, Brow said the episode would not resemble a traditional season finale, arguing that the largest sense of finality should be reserved for the eventual series finale, while describing the episode itself as "badass". Brow said he hoped to produce four or five seasons, but added that if the series ended after its first season, he wanted it to be remembered as a strong piece of storytelling.

	The first trailer for the season is scheduled to be released on August 2, 2026.		The first trailer for the season is scheduled to be released on August 2, 2026.
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	== Release ==		== Release ==

	The season is scheduled to premiere on October 2, 2026~~, with the first two episodes released simultaneously~~. ~~The remaining six~~ episodes will be released weekly, with the season finale scheduled for November 13.		The season is scheduled to premiere on October 2, 2026. Its eight episodes will be released weekly, with the season finale scheduled for November 20.

	== Reception ==		== Reception ==

	=== Critical response ===		=== Critical response ===
	The ~~two-episode~~ series premiere received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its performances, emotional weight, ambitious scale and cinematic presentation. Particular attention was given to the lead performance, with reviewers commending the portrayal of Alex Singh as a guarded and emotionally complex protagonist rather than a conventional superhero archetype. Critics also responded favourably to the ~~premiere~~'s darker tone, visual effects, action sequences and gradual introduction of the series' wider mythology, while the relationships between the principal characters were described as providing a strong emotional foundation for the season. Several reviewers compared its production values favourably with those of contemporary superhero television series ~~and considered the second episode a confident expansion of the world established in the opening instalment~~. Some criticism was directed toward the amount of exposition, the introduction of numerous concepts and supporting characters within a short period, and occasional pacing issues between the character-driven and action-heavy sequences. Despite these concerns, the premiere was widely regarded as an effective and promising beginning to the series.		The series premiere received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its performances, emotional weight, ambitious scale and cinematic presentation. Particular attention was given to the lead performance, with reviewers commending the portrayal of Alex Singh as a guarded and emotionally complex protagonist rather than a conventional superhero archetype. Critics also responded favourably to the episode's darker tone, visual effects, action sequences and gradual introduction of the series' wider mythology, while the relationships between the principal characters were described as providing a strong emotional foundation for the season. Several reviewers compared its production values favourably with those of contemporary superhero television series. Some criticism was directed toward the amount of exposition, the introduction of numerous concepts and supporting characters within a short period, and occasional pacing issues between the character-driven and action-heavy sequences. Despite these concerns, the premiere was widely regarded as an effective and promising beginning to the series.

	== References ==		== References ==

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	The season is scheduled to premiere on October 2, 2026, and ~~will consist of eight~~ episodes released weekly through November 20. The first trailer is scheduled to be released on August 2, 2026.		The season is scheduled to premiere on October 2, 2026, with its first two episodes released together and the remaining six episodes released weekly through November 13. The first trailer is scheduled to be released on August 2, 2026.

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	== Marketing ==		== Marketing ==

			=== Pre-premiere interview special ===
			A live promotional program titled ''Superboy Interview — Before Premiere Special'' featured Brow discussing the development, release strategy and intended future of the series. Brow said his interest in storytelling began as a child after watching films that made him want to create his own, though he later realized the practical difficulty of producing film and television and began with smaller projects. He stressed that ''Superboy'' was not an adaptation of the [[DC Comics]] character, but an original series inspired by [[Superman]], explaining that the concept began as a Superman-inspired hero before being reworked around a younger protagonist. Brow declined to reveal plot details, but described Alex Singh as a character with an extensive history that would begin unfolding in the premiere and characterized the tone as "''The Boys'' but for 13+". He said the season was structured so that each episode would explore a smaller theme while contributing to a single continuing story.

			During the special, Brow announced that the first two episodes would be released together on October 2, with the remaining six episodes following weekly. He described scriptwriting as the most difficult and time-consuming part of production, while identifying both writing and marketing as his favorite aspects of the process. Brow said the campaign was intended to reveal little while steadily building interest, and initially indicated that the first trailer was being targeted for July; it was later scheduled for August 2. He also acknowledged the pressure involved in creating an original superhero property without pre-existing comics to adapt.

			Discussing the finale, Brow said it would not resemble a traditional large-scale season finale, arguing that a definitive sense of culmination should be reserved for the eventual series finale, but described the episode as "badass". He said his preferred plan was for the series to run for four or five seasons, while adding that the first season was intended to remain worthwhile as a complete piece of storytelling if no continuation was produced. Brow later stated that [[Netflix]] approached him about a second season the day before the premiere after viewing seven of the eight episodes, and that he immediately agreed to continue the series. He concluded by saying the production had been conceived as an original story inspired by the "spirit of Superman" while remaining distinct from it, and that the principal goal was to tell a strong story regardless of whether viewers embraced or debated the series.

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	== Release ==		== Release ==

	The season is scheduled to premiere on October 2, 2026. ~~Its eight~~ episodes will be released weekly, with the season finale scheduled for November 20.		The season is scheduled to premiere on October 2, 2026, with the first two episodes released simultaneously. The remaining six episodes will be released weekly, with the season finale scheduled for November 13.

	== Reception ==		== Reception ==

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	The first season of the American [[superhero fiction\|superhero]] television series ''[[Superboy (TV series)\|Superboy]]'' is produced by [[Elridge House Productions]] and [[Blackveil Studios]]. The season follows Alex Singh, an extraterrestrial who was raised on Earth and previously operated as the superhero Superboy, as events connected to his arrival and biological origins force him to confront the life he abandoned.		The first season of the American [[superhero fiction\|superhero]] television series ''[[Superboy (TV series)\|Superboy]]'' is produced by [[Elridge House Productions]] and [[Blackveil Studios]]. The season follows Alex Singh, an extraterrestrial who was raised on Earth and previously operated as the superhero Superboy, as events connected to his arrival and biological origins force him to confront the life he abandoned.

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			==Cast and characters==
			{{main\|List of Superboy characters{{!}}List of ''Superboy'' characters}}
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			===Main===

			* [[Aramis Knight]] as Alex Singh / Alexander Val'Aeth / Superboy
			* [[Rebecca Ferguson]] as Director Elena Cross
			* [[Joel Kinnaman]] as Commander Mason Reed
			* [[Lee Pace]] as Kael
			* [[Christopher Judge]] as Supreme Marshal Varyx
			* [[Xolo Maridueña]] as Jackson Reyes
			* [[Dylan Minnette]] as Ethan Miller
			* [[Oscar Isaac]] as Seran Val'Aeth
			* [[Gugu Mbatha-Raw]] as Dr. Imani Shaw
			* [[Isabela Merced]] as Maya Torres
			* [[Morena Baccarin]] as Lysara Val'Aeth
			* [[Michael Jai White]] as Marcus Hale
			* [[Sendhil Ramamurthy]] as Jack Singh
			* [[Parminder Nagra]] as Lisa Singh

			===Recurring===

			* [[Andrew Scott (actor)\|Andrew Scott]] as Proctor
			* [[Ruth Wilson]] as Dr. Sloane Varr / the Helix Woman
			* [[Doug Jones (actor)\|Doug Jones]] as Sentinel
			* [[Keith David]] as the Custodian (voice)
			* [[Winston Duke]] as Veyr-Thal
			* [[Shohreh Aghdashloo]] as the Anchor (voice)
			* [[Aisha Tyler]] as the news anchor
			* [[Rahul Kohli]] as an Obsidian technical operator
			* [[Lewis Tan]] as a Raven Team operator
			* [[Jessica Rothe]] as Reporter #1
			* [[Justice Smith]] as Reporter #2
			* [[Geraldine Viswanathan]] as Reporter #3
			* [[Derek Mears]] as the lead Veyari soldier and a Veyari soldier who confronts Veyr-Thal

			{{column}}

			===Guest===
			* [[Shea Whigham]] as Coach Riley
			* [[Brady Noon]] as Student #1
			* [[Julian Hilliard]] as Student #2
			* [[Momona Tamada]] as Student #3
			* [[Mckenna Grace]] as the girl in the gymnasium
			* [[Kevin Durand]] as the Armoured Figure
			* [[Clancy Brown]] as the Veyari broadcast system (voice)
			* [[Ron Perlman]] as the Veyari Commander
			* [[Sullivan Stapleton]] as the Scarred Man
			* [[Javier Botet]] as the Masked Figure
			* [[David Dastmalchian]] as the Arctic scientist
			* [[Matt Jones (actor)\|Matt Jones]] as the icebreaker crewman
			* [[Jessica Henwick]] as the second Obsidian operator
			* [[Indira Varma]] as the Helix handler (voice)
			* [[Jahi Di'Allo Winston]] as the basketball player
			* [[Caleb McLaughlin]] as the second basketball player
			* [[Boyd Holbrook]] as Breach
			* [[Holt McCallany]] as the police commander
			* [[Josh Segarra]] as the firefighter
			* [[Dafne Keen]] as Breach's hostage
			* [[Walker Scobell]] as the child who thanks Alex
			* [[Frank Grillo]] as the Raven Team leader
			* [[Joe Taslim]] as the Helix soldier
			* [[Jessica De Gouw]] as the Obsidian operator
			* [[Pilou Asbæk]] as the Helix Captain
			* [[Michael Mando]] as the Obsidian pilot
			* [[T'Nia Miller]] as the Helix medical technician
			* [[Sonoya Mizuno]] as Technician #1
			* [[Katy O'Brian]] as Technician #2
			* [[Manny Jacinto]] as Technician #3
			* [[Daniel Wu]] as the Helix operative
			* [[Giancarlo Esposito]] as Council Chair Morrow
			* [[Christian Convery]] as the South City child
			* [[Melanie Lynskey]] as the child's mother
			* [[Margo Martindale]] as the Old Woman
			* [[Pablo Schreiber]] as the man behind the evacuation barrier
			* [[Carrie Coon]] as the woman behind the evacuation barrier
			* [[Chin Han]] as the International Security Council operator
			* [[Rinko Kikuchi]] as the woman in the shelter
			* [[Shamier Anderson]] as the soldier reading the South City register
			* [[Peter Mullan]] as the old man reading the South City register
			* [[Randall Park]] as Reporter #4
			* [[Pom Klementieff]] as the Helix technician
			* [[Sarah Shahi]] as the medic treating Kael

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