It Went by So Fast

This is not an ending most people wanted but it is the ending that superman deserved. I think it was almost a perfect episode, allowing for a great end to a great tv series. The acting has been phenomal from all actors, seeing that the budget was greatly cut I think the visuals and the effects were done very well. I am happy that there wasn't an ending like for the Flash TV-show which made fun of the show and it's characters but this finale kept it's quality. I generally think that this is the best superman presentations. Apart from this I would say it is the best superhero TV-show based on how quality was kept, with every season being amazing. Unlike Flash and Arrow which derailed. Although they are my more liked shows, this is definitely a contender. Truly well done to the cast and directors that made this show top quality.

A perfect ending, to damn near perfect show. Of all the dc cw shows, even tho the cw weren't behind the production of this one fully, this is the only one to never drop off quality, stay consistent & give the fans what we want.

And SO glad Tyler's Superman acc got the respect he deserves after basically being a push over and basically just used to prop up kara's character in that supergirl show. The fact that this is in its own universe away from the rest gave it a real opportunity to shine, & that it did.

Was fs NOT expecting the end to hit as hard as it acc did. Warra show. It'll be missed fr 💯

After just watching the final episode it feels bittersweet. I feel like I can't find the words but for the first time I feel like sharing my opinion so here it goes.

A sensational ending to a show that ended prematurely. It wasn't backed enough by the network even though the fan base was there and the budget was bleak towards the end.

I was always hoping it would go as far as 'Smallville' did just as it deserved instead of just 4 seasons, but in saying that, the writers and actors did their part in showing their professionalism, passion and effort in making this a great final season and final episode, despite it feeling a little rushed.

To think that this series was born as an off-shoot of 'Crisis On Infinite Earth's' is a testament.

My hat is off to Tyler and the cast for their always consistent performances and moments of intensity and awe, it was always on point in bringing many tears to my eyes.

All in all, a truly inspirational and heartfelt show and final season, despite all the odds.

Well done CW and I will very much miss waiting for each next episode of Superman & Lois.

Given the opening half, I wasn't sure how they were going to tie everything up for a series finale, but they did it. The monologue at the end was exceptional and made this weird fluid come out of my eyeball areas. If there was one complaint, it was the ultra-glamorous way they depicted a character in the last minute or two of the episode; it was an odd and unnecessary choice that didn't ring true for these characters and that seemed to position that character's beauty more as an external quality than an internal one. That being said, though, that was literally my only complaint. I was also wondering whether any of the grandkids had powers, but I may have missed any hints of that due to the aforementioned eye fluid. Regardless, 10/10.

I don't think I have enough word to describe how I feel right now. This show wasn't just about Superman, it wasn't about the fights nor The Man of Steel saving the day, it was always about Clark Kent and Lois Lane, their love, their sons, their friends, they growing older together. And that's what's life is all about, right? Love.

I'm thankful The CW didn't extend it more than it needed to or make it a part of The Arrowverse, because of that I can confidently say this is the best Superman's adaptation of all time. Congratulations to Tyler Hoechlin, Elizabeth Tulloch and ALL the cast.

Thank you Superman & Lois, you'll always have a special place in my heart.