Superman & Lois showrunners Todd Helbing and Brent Fletcher break down the finale's biggest moments, including those shocking character deaths, the emotional ending, and scrapped Arrowverse

The CW bid farewell to Superman & Lois on Monday night with an epic finale that not only closed the chapter on Lex Luthor’s terror over Smallville but also gave audiences a glimpse at the lives their favorite characters would go on to lead.

Superman and Lois went out with a bang, and a bit of heartbreak. If you’ve been keeping up with the DC series, you know that this show doesn’t follow the classic superhero tropes.

Superman and Lois came to an end tonight with an emotional series finale, which also saw the debut of a pair of new super-suits for two particular

Narration reveals that Clark and Lois enjoyed many happy years together following the events of season 4. That eventually came to an end when Lois's cancer returned in a more aggressive form. Surrounded by her family, Lois, the intrepid reporter, the love of Superman's life, dies, as Clark tells her, "Everything good in my life came from you."

The hit series “Superman & Lois” comes to an end with the series finale airing on Monday, Dec. 2, at 8 p.m. ET on The CW.

Warning: spoilers ahead! 'Superman & Lois' stars Tyler Hoechlin, Elizabeth Tulloch, and Michael Cudlitz, as well as showrunner Brent Fletcher, explain what that emotional Lex Luthor moment in the series finale means.

Major spoilers for the series finale of Superman & Lois, “It Went by So Fast,” lie ahead. After four seasons and 53 episodes, Superman & Lois came to a close this week amid the 2024 TV schedule, marking the conclusion of a quality series and the end of a superhero TV era on The CW.

The ending of Superman & Lois, which — spoiler alert — flashes forward several decades to show the end of its title characters’ (Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch) lives,

Tyler Hoechlin, Elizabeth Tulloch, and executive producers Todd Helbing and Brent Fletcher unpack that bittersweet happy ending.