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== Episodes ==
== Episodes ==
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| Title          = Episode 1
| Title          = Pilot
  | DirectedBy      = [[Freddie Goodwin]]
  | DirectedBy      = [[Freddie Goodwin]]
  | WrittenBy      = {{StoryTeleplay|t=Thomas Pound & Sarah Tarkoff|s=Eric Wallace|tfirst=y}}
  | WrittenBy      = {{StoryTeleplay|t=Thomas Pound & Sarah Tarkoff|s=Eric Wallace|tfirst=y}}
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  | ProdCode        = T27.14901
  | ProdCode        = T27.14901
  | Viewers        = 2.51
  | Viewers        = 2.51
  | ShortSummary    = [[Alex Singh (Goodwinverse)|Alex Singh]], a high school student, discovers his sister Anika bound in a locker. Witnessing a psychic vision of her tormentors, he retaliates by confronting them in the restroom, resulting in his suspension for a week. Concerned for his well-being, Lois Singh decides to withdraw him from the school and enrolls him in South City High School. However, Alex soon learns that this institution is primarily for Supported Learners, colloquially referred to as "outcasts" due to their possession of powers. Alex is placed in the Supported Learners' section known as the "SLC." On his first day, he faces a confrontation with Ms. Natalie Jackson, the department leader, who summons him to her office for a meeting. She cautions him about his behavior, threatening consequences if he fails to comply, before sending him to class. There, he meets Bailey Roofer, who explains the class regulations and reveals his mind-reading abilities. During a vision, Alex glimpses himself kneeling over the lifeless bodies of everyone, but the identity of the source remains unknown.
  | ShortSummary    = Alex Singh, a staff member under the General Supportive Program at South City High School, faces the abrupt shutdown of the program by new principal Jackson Edge. Although Alex's brother, Lucas, offers to help rebuild it, Alex chooses to move on. During a chance encounter with Wells Smith, a childhood friend, Alex accidentally reveals that he is Superboy, the mysterious vigilante who has been protecting the school from danger and bullying. Principal Edge, unaware of Superboy's identity, vows to take control of the situation and ensure the school’s safety. Meanwhile, the Department of Defense (DOD) collaborates with Superboy to address a growing threat involving secretive agents studying his blood to create enhanced individuals. In a confrontation with an exo-suited adversary seeking revenge for his father's death, which he blames on Superboy, Alex is overpowered and defeated. Concerned for his well-being, Alex's girlfriend, Nova Smart, expresses her worries about the risks he faces. In a twist, the exo-suited individual is revealed to be operating under the alias "Mr. Luthor."
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  | EpisodeNumber  = 2
  | EpisodeNumber  = 2
  | EpisodeNumber2  = 2
  | EpisodeNumber2  = 2
  | Title          = Episode 2
  | Title          = Game of Fools
  | DirectedBy      = Freddie Goodwin
  | DirectedBy      = Freddie Goodwin
  | WrittenBy      = Jackson Greene & Freddie Goodwin
  | WrittenBy      = Jackson Greene & Freddie Goodwin
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  | ProdCode        = T27.14902
  | ProdCode        = T27.14902
  | Viewers        = 1.73
  | Viewers        = 1.73
  | ShortSummary    = Alex persuades his teacher, Jenna Doremlaire, to allow him access to her laptop. He searches through the student list in hopes of identifying the group of students capable of projecting visions onto others, but he discovers that no students possess such abilities. After returning to class, Alex encounters Christopher Styles, known as "Chris," who advises him on his behavior and emphasizes the need to earn trust to gain privileges like breaks in the schoolyard instead of being confined to his room. Meanwhile, Ms. Jackson engages in a discussion with Principal Karen Smart, who encourages Jackson to continue her work within her sector of the school. When Alex rejoins his class, Principal Smart summons him for a conversation to discuss the school's policies. Alex shares his visions of the school's impending doom, but Principal Smart dismisses them as a figment of his imagination, refusing to believe him and instructing him to return to class. Inspired by Jackson's plan, Principal Smart gives it her approval.
  | ShortSummary    = Alex unveils his new suit to Nova and begins planning to uncover the identity of the mysterious suited individual known as "Luthor." Meanwhile, Luthor starts investigating South City High School, eventually discovering Alex's true identity and linking him to the Superboy persona. Alex, working alongside Wells, initially considers forming a team but soon decides to abandon the idea. The DOD intensifies its efforts to track down Luthor, deploying soldiers to find him. However, when they finally confront Luthor, he kills them all and escapes just before Superboy arrives. Alex's father, General Sam Singh, orders him to exercise more caution and insists that they work together rather than at odds, a request Alex reluctantly agrees to. Nova, still unaware of the DOD's involvement and Alex's connection to his father, begins to suspect he is secretly working for a mysterious organization. Alex eventually regains her trust by revealing his father's role in the situation. A week later, Luthor reappears and confronts Alex, demanding that he go with him.
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  | EpisodeNumber  = 3
  | EpisodeNumber  = 3
  | EpisodeNumber2  = 3
  | EpisodeNumber2  = 3
  | Title          = Episode 3
  | Title          = Miss Thy Father
  | DirectedBy      = [[Brenton Spencer]]
  | DirectedBy      = [[Brenton Spencer]]
  | WrittenBy      = {{StoryTeleplay|s=Sam Chalsen|t=Jeff Hersh & Jess Carson|tfirst=y}}
  | WrittenBy      = {{StoryTeleplay|s=Sam Chalsen|t=Jeff Hersh & Jess Carson|tfirst=y}}
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  | ProdCode        = T27.14903
  | ProdCode        = T27.14903
  | Viewers        = 1.80
  | Viewers        = 1.80
  | ShortSummary    = Driven by his determination, Alex delves deeper into his visions, becoming convinced that they were transmitted by someone else. Chris introduces Alex to his circle of friends, including Jeff Wilder, Max Wellings, and Wells Smith. Alex proposes that they join forces and uncover the identity of the individual capable of projecting visions onto others. Meanwhile, Natalie rendezvous with her acquaintance, Jackson Rift, whom she persuades to carry out an attack on the school with the intent to kill Alex Singh. Jackson agrees, but advises Natalie to wait for the opportune moment. Within the school premises, Jenna confronts Alex regarding his use of her laptop, warning him that any further infractions will lead to reporting and suspension. Alex assures Jenna that his intentions were to discover the origin of the visions. Jenna promises to aid Alex in uncovering the truth, emphasizing the importance of not accessing private school documents. Jackson contacts Natalie, revealing that he has gained proximity to someone closely associated with "a friend of Alex." Subsequently, Alex is afflicted by excruciating visions, collapsing on the ground, blood streaming from his eyes.
  | ShortSummary    = Alex chooses to follow Luthor, who reveals that he knows Alex's identity as Superboy. This revelation leads to a confrontation, with Alex attacking Luthor. During the fight, Luthor's true identity is revealed to be Tony Stark from an alternate reality. Stark blames Alex for the death of his father, Howard Stark, and vows to end him. Superboy manages to escape and reports the incident to the DOD, uncovering the truth behind Luthor's identity. However, Superboy is soon attacked by a powerful individual calling himself "Mister Mxyzptlk." During the battle, Superboy discovers that Tony Stark was never real, and the entire scenario was an illusion created by Mxyzptlk. Mxyzptlk attacks Superboy, leaving him unconscious. Alex's father, Sam, finds him and has him transported to the DOD for recovery. It is then revealed that "Luthor" was Mxyzptlk in disguise, and his true form is finally unveiled. Flashbacks to 2002 show that Alex was sent to Earth after his home planet was destroyed and was discovered by Sam and his mother, Cat. Over the next fifteen years, Alex learned about his powers and his role as a protector of Earth.
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| EpisodeNumber  = 4
| EpisodeNumber2  = 4
| Title          = Episode 4
| DirectedBy      = Freddie Goodwin
| WrittenBy      = Jackson Greene
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2015|5|12}}
| ProdCode        = T27.14904
| Viewers        = 1.75
| ShortSummary    = Wells, Jeff, and Max swiftly rush into Alex's room, saving him from bleeding out. After five hours, Alex explains that he experienced another vision that led to his distressed state. Natalie engages in a conversation with Karen, who emphasizes the importance of maintaining a safe environment within the school. Natalie proposes a plan to strip all students of their powers, allowing them to reintegrate into the regular world as ordinary humans. Meanwhile, Alex, Wells, Jeff, and Max devise a strategy to identify and halt the source of Alex's visions. However, they soon discover that Alex himself possesses psychic abilities. Although Alex is aware of his powers, he lacks control and proficiency in utilizing them. The group embarks on a journey to train Alex, with Jeff deducing that his visions manifest when he experiences worry or fear. Wells, Max, Jeff, and Max assist Alex in honing his abilities, teaching him to utilize them without relying on anxiety or trepidation, leading to the cessation of his visions. In the meantime, Natalie confronts Jenna, issuing a threat of termination unless Jenna complies with her instructions. Jenna apologizes and pledges her cooperation.
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| EpisodeNumber  = 5
| EpisodeNumber2  = 5
| Title          = Episode 5
| DirectedBy      = Freddie Goodwin
| WrittenBy      = {{StoryTeleplay|s=Freddie Goodwin|t=Jackson Greene|tfirst=y}}
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2015|5|12}}
| ProdCode        = T27.14905
| Viewers        = 1.74
| ShortSummary    = Alex initiates the use of his powers, delving into the minds of everyone within the school. Max questions the wisdom behind Alex's decision, prompting Alex to probe Max, Wells, and Chris about Jeff's involvement. Alex shares his suspicions, believing Jeff to be a formidable threat known as Shtriga. However, the three dismiss Alex's concerns as delusions and depart, only to be attacked by Shtriga shortly thereafter. Realizing their error, they apologize to Alex. In response, Alex reveals his suit to the group and dons it as the "School Warrior." Engaging in battle with Shtriga, Alex finds himself outmatched and in mortal peril. Returning to their base, Wells explains that Shtriga possesses the ability to extract souls and control others, using Jeff as his vessel. However, Max soon uncovers the shocking truth that Jeff is, in fact, Shtriga himself and not under anyone's control. Meanwhile, Jackson discloses to Natalie that his son, Jeff, is Shtriga and intends to eliminate the group dedicated to protecting the school and thwarting evil. Shtriga encounters Jenna and mercilessly devours her soul, growing stronger as a result.
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| EpisodeNumber  = 6
| EpisodeNumber2  = 6
| Title          = Episode 6
| DirectedBy      = [[Chad Lowe]]
| WrittenBy      = Thomas Pound & Jess Carson
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2015|5|12}}
| ProdCode        = T27.14906
| Viewers        = 0.57
| ShortSummary    = Jeff devises a heist on the school, demanding Natalie's assistance in accessing the administrative area. Karen becomes aware of the plan and attempts to intervene, but Natalie kills her, declaring that nobody will impede her progress. Alex shares his strategy with his team, consisting of Max, Wells, and Chris, aiming to destroy Shtriga and save Jeff. However, they are swiftly attacked and abducted by Shtriga. In a chilling display, Shtriga feasts on numerous souls before vowing to bring about their demise. In a moment of bravery, Alex employs his powers, compelling Shtriga to flee. Bailey emerges and launches an assault on the team, threatening their lives unless they desist, but he is eventually convinced to join their cause. Together, they formulate a plan to apprehend Jeff, who has gone into hiding. Natalie confronts Alex, suspending him on fabricated grounds of attacking other students. Exiled from the school grounds, Alex reaches out to his mother, Lois, disclosing the harrowing events that have unfolded.
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| EpisodeNumber  = 7
| EpisodeNumber2  = 7
| Title          = Episode 7
| DirectedBy      = [[Jesse Warn]]
| WrittenBy      = Kristen Kim & Jeff Hersh
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2015|5|12}}
| ProdCode        = T27.14907
| Viewers        = 0.45
| ShortSummary    = Chris, Max, Bailey, and Wells rendezvous with Alex outside the school, strategizing on how to overturn his suspension. However, Alex reveals his intention to proceed into the school regardless and confront Jeff. They discover that Jeff has harnessed dark magic, granting him immense power. Determined to counter his magic, they conduct research and learn that Golden Bullets can defeat him. Bailey suggests employing a spell as an alternative. Meanwhile, Lois confronts Alex, revealing the existence of a long-lost brother, but Alex disregards her words. Unbeknownst to them, Jeff possesses the ability to control his transformation into Shtriga. Alex launches an attack, but his efforts prove futile as Jeff counters his spell. Jeff moves in for the kill, prompting Bailey to sacrifice himself, saving Alex and the team and compelling Shtriga to retreat. In his final moments, Bailey urges Alex to vanquish Shtriga before it's too late, succumbing thereafter. Alex vows to dedicate his life to combating bullying and assumes the responsibility of stopping Shtriga himself.
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| EpisodeNumber  = 8
| EpisodeNumber2  = 8
| Title          = Episode 8
| DirectedBy      = [[Ed Fraiman]]
| WrittenBy      = Sarah Tarkoff & Joshua V. Gilbert
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2015|5|12}}
| ProdCode        = T27.14908
| Viewers        = 0.52
| ShortSummary    = Alex implores Max, Wells, and Chris to seek cover and swiftly depart from South City. However, they adamantly refuse, insisting on joining Alex to prevent Shtriga from massacring everyone in the school. In a public address, Natalie announces her plan to administer the "Green Cure" to the students, coercing them to relinquish their powers. Team Alex counters, exposing Natalie's intentions and inciting the entire student body to turn against her, rendering her powerless. Alex confronts Jeff, who transforms into Shtriga, engaging in a fierce battle and initially facing defeat. Yet, fueled by the deaths of his friends and the innocent, Alex summons the strength to rise above Shtriga and ultimately vanquishes him. As the semester concludes, students depart with their powers intact. Alex expresses gratitude to Max, Wells, and Chris, who pledge their unwavering friendship and continued collaboration. Returning home, Alex encounters Lucas Singh, his long-lost brother, marking a significant reunion.
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== Cast and characters ==
== Cast and characters ==

Revision as of 07:09, 15 October 2024

Superboy
Season 1
Promotional poster
Starring
  • To be added.
No. of episodes15
Release
Original networkThe CW
Original releaseMay 12, 2015 (2015-05-12)
List of episodes

The first season of the American superhero television series Superboy released on The CW. It aired from March 2021 until September 2021. The series is based on the DC Comics characters Superman, created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, and produced by Berlanti Productions, DC Entertainment, and Warner Bros. Television. Initially considered to be part of the shared fictional Arrowverse, where Hoechlin and Tulloch originated their roles, with crossovers with Supergirl and Batwoman being developed during the first season before being cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it was determined towards the end of the filming of the first season to have the series be set in an alternate universe from the Arrowverse, which was confirmed by the end of the second season.

The series stars Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch as the titular characters, Clark Kent / Superman, a costumed superhero, and his wife, Lois Lane, as they struggle with the trials and tribulations of being parents, while facing the mysterious Captain Luthor and Morgan Edge. Hoechlin and Tulloch are joined by main cast members Jordan Elsass, Alex Garfin, Erik Valdez, Inde Navarrette, Wolé Parks, Adam Rayner, Dylan Walsh, and Emmanuelle Chriqui. Superman & Lois was picked for a full season by The CW in January 2020 and filming took place primarily in Surrey, British Columbia.

The pilot episode was watched by 1.75 million viewers, the second-best premiere of any CW series since the debut of Batwoman in October 2019. The season received generally positive reviews from critics and fans alike. Superman & Lois was renewed for a second season in March 2021.

Episodes

Main article: List of School Warrior episodes
Silverman season 1 episodes
No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air dateProd.
code		U.S. viewers
(millions)
11"Pilot"Freddie GoodwinTeleplay by : Thomas Pound & Sarah Tarkoff
Story by : Eric Wallace		May 12, 2015 (2015-05-12)T27.149012.51
Alex Singh, a staff member under the General Supportive Program at South City High School, faces the abrupt shutdown of the program by new principal Jackson Edge. Although Alex's brother, Lucas, offers to help rebuild it, Alex chooses to move on. During a chance encounter with Wells Smith, a childhood friend, Alex accidentally reveals that he is Superboy, the mysterious vigilante who has been protecting the school from danger and bullying. Principal Edge, unaware of Superboy's identity, vows to take control of the situation and ensure the school’s safety. Meanwhile, the Department of Defense (DOD) collaborates with Superboy to address a growing threat involving secretive agents studying his blood to create enhanced individuals. In a confrontation with an exo-suited adversary seeking revenge for his father's death, which he blames on Superboy, Alex is overpowered and defeated. Concerned for his well-being, Alex's girlfriend, Nova Smart, expresses her worries about the risks he faces. In a twist, the exo-suited individual is revealed to be operating under the alias "Mr. Luthor."
22"Game of Fools"Freddie GoodwinJackson Greene & Freddie GoodwinMay 12, 2015 (2015-05-12)T27.149021.73
Alex unveils his new suit to Nova and begins planning to uncover the identity of the mysterious suited individual known as "Luthor." Meanwhile, Luthor starts investigating South City High School, eventually discovering Alex's true identity and linking him to the Superboy persona. Alex, working alongside Wells, initially considers forming a team but soon decides to abandon the idea. The DOD intensifies its efforts to track down Luthor, deploying soldiers to find him. However, when they finally confront Luthor, he kills them all and escapes just before Superboy arrives. Alex's father, General Sam Singh, orders him to exercise more caution and insists that they work together rather than at odds, a request Alex reluctantly agrees to. Nova, still unaware of the DOD's involvement and Alex's connection to his father, begins to suspect he is secretly working for a mysterious organization. Alex eventually regains her trust by revealing his father's role in the situation. A week later, Luthor reappears and confronts Alex, demanding that he go with him.
33"Miss Thy Father"Brenton SpencerTeleplay by : Jeff Hersh & Jess Carson
Story by : Sam Chalsen		May 12, 2015 (2015-05-12)T27.149031.80
Alex chooses to follow Luthor, who reveals that he knows Alex's identity as Superboy. This revelation leads to a confrontation, with Alex attacking Luthor. During the fight, Luthor's true identity is revealed to be Tony Stark from an alternate reality. Stark blames Alex for the death of his father, Howard Stark, and vows to end him. Superboy manages to escape and reports the incident to the DOD, uncovering the truth behind Luthor's identity. However, Superboy is soon attacked by a powerful individual calling himself "Mister Mxyzptlk." During the battle, Superboy discovers that Tony Stark was never real, and the entire scenario was an illusion created by Mxyzptlk. Mxyzptlk attacks Superboy, leaving him unconscious. Alex's father, Sam, finds him and has him transported to the DOD for recovery. It is then revealed that "Luthor" was Mxyzptlk in disguise, and his true form is finally unveiled. Flashbacks to 2002 show that Alex was sent to Earth after his home planet was destroyed and was discovered by Sam and his mother, Cat. Over the next fifteen years, Alex learned about his powers and his role as a protector of Earth.

Cast and characters

Main article: List of The Flash characters

Main

Recurring

Guest

Production

Development

Writing

The first season was confirmed to be focusing entirely on giving Alex Singh his backstory, giving him specifically Superman's background.

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