The origins of the world’s greatest hero–from Krypton refugee Kal-el’s arrival on Earth through his tumultuous teen years to Clark Kent’s final steps toward embracing his destiny as the Man of Steel.
Smallville is available to stream on Disney+ and Hulu in United States. You can also rent or buy it from Google Play, Amazon, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home. Use the direct links below to open the provider.
The origins of the world’s greatest hero–from Krypton refugee Kal-el’s arrival on Earth through his tumultuous teen years to Clark Kent’s final steps toward embracing his destiny as the Man of Steel.
Season 1 episodes
Choose an episode, then use the watch options above for the show.
The first episode tells the story of the meteor shower that hit Smallville and changed life in the Kansas town forever. Clark Kent meets Lex Luthor for the first time and encounters the first in a long line of humans mutated by the strange green meteor rocks that accompanied him on his journey to Earth.
Episode credits
Directed by David NutterWritten by Miles Millar, Alfred GoughGuest stars John Glover, Miranda Cosgrove, Justin Chatwin, Alvin Sanders, Dee Jay Jackson, Adrian Glynn McMorran, Sarah-Jane Redmond, Malkolm Alburquenque
Clark must deal with Greg, a nerdish bug collector with a crush on Lana who gains the ability of various insects and uses them to lash out at anyone who opposes him.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael W. Watkins, Philip SgricciaWritten by Miles Millar, Alfred GoughGuest stars Gabrielle Rose, Chad Donella
An abusive and hot-tempered football coach gains the ability to control and project fire.
Episode credits
Directed by Greg BeemanWritten by Greg WalkerGuest stars John Glover, David Paetkau, Jason Connery, Dan Lauria, Hiro Kanagawa, Sarah-Jane Redmond, Allan Franz, Jada Stark
Clark begins experiencing "vision problems" as his x-ray vision begins manifesting. Meanwhile a mysterious shapeshifter is going about town using his or her abilities to steal and get others in trouble.
Episode credits
Directed by James FrawleyWritten by Mark VerheidenGuest stars Lizzy Caplan, Tom O'Brien, Beverley Breuer, Mitchell Kosterman, Sarah-Jane Redmond, Annabel Kershaw, Mark McConchie, Brian Jensen
A jock named Sean gains the ability to absorb heat from everything and everyone around him, and begins preying on people to gain the heat he needs to survive.
Episode credits
Directed by James A. ContnerWritten by Michael GreenGuest stars Tania Saulnier, Michael Coristine, Elizabeth McLaughlin, Ted Garcia
An old man uses green meteor rock to reverse the aging process, then gain vengeance on the children of the jury that put him away decades earlier. Meanwhile, another woman at the same old folks' home has prophetic abilities and she sees the futures of both Clark and Lex.
Episode credits
Directed by Chris LongWritten by Doris EganGuest stars Jackie Burroughs, George Murdock, Eric Christian Olsen, Reg Tupper, Mitchell Kosterman, Alf Humphreys, Lisa Calder, Lois Dellar
A weight-obsessed teen dieting on kryptonite-infected vegetables gains her fondest dream...but must feed on the fat of others to maintain her enhanced appearance.
Episode credits
Directed by Philip SgricciaWritten by Michael GreenGuest stars Amy Adams, Malcolm Stewart, Joe Morton, Alejandro Rae, Sarah-Jane Redmond, Damonde Tschritter, Jeff Seymour
An experiment at the Luthor fertilizer plant makes an old friend of the Kents literally shake and jitter, and he seeks vengeance against the Luthors, who hide the secret of his transformation behind "Level Three" at the local plant.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael W. WatkinsWritten by Jeff Gottesfeld, Cherie BennettGuest stars John Glover, Michael Eklund, Claudine Grant, Michelle Goh, Jessica Amlee, Tony Todd, Mitchell Kosterman, Robert Wisden
Clark visits Metropolis, and does a secret good deed - a police detective witnesses this and decides to look into it.
Episode credits
Directed by David CarsonWritten by Mark VerheidenGuest stars Kelly Brook, Cameron Dye, Danny Wattley, Mitchell Kosterman, Hiro Kanagawa, Costa Spanos, J. B. Bivens
Lex and Victoria are victims of a suspected household poltergeist. As the disturbances become more violent, suspicion lands on Amy, the daughter of a house servant who is obsessed with Lex. Not is all as it seems...
Episode credits
Directed by D.J. CarusoWritten by Mark Verheiden, Michael GreenGuest stars John Glover, Azura Skye, Kelly Brook, Birkett Turton, Jesse Hutch, Glynis Davies, Brenda Crichlow, Sarah-Jane Redmond
A guy in charge of a rival fertilizer firm to LuthorCorp's arrives in Metropolis. He is intent on buying up the Kent farm and using the land to build a rival company to Lex's. Clark befriends a local recluse with secrets of his own.
Episode credits
Directed by Chris LongWritten by Doris EganGuest stars Kelly Brook, Ben Cotton, Rick Peters, R. Nelson Brown, Gregory Sporleder, Mark Lukyn, Leanne Adachi
Clark's powers are transferred into a classmate during a freak juxtaposition of meteor and storm. Clark must deal with being normal for the first time, and his classmate Eric is unable to cope with the new powers. Can Clark stop Eric's rampage without his abilities?
Episode credits
Directed by Greg BeemanWritten by Tim SchlattmannGuest stars Kelly Brook, William Sanderson, Tom O'Brien, Julian Christopher, Shawn Ashmore, P. Lynn Johnson, Kevin McNulty, Mitchell Kosterman
Whitney falls in with some former jocks who have kryptonite tattoos that give them the power to walk through walls. Meanwhile, Chloe is seriously injured and Lex has his own plans.
Episode credits
Directed by Robert SingerWritten by Philip LevensGuest stars David Lovgren, Kavan Smith, Kwesi Ameyaw, Sarah-Jane Redmond, David Coles
A man from Lex's past stalks him in conjunction with a mysterious death at Club Zero that Lex may have been responsible for. Meanwhile Chloe looks into Clark's past as an adopted child.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael KatlemanWritten by Mark Verheiden, Alfred Gough, Miles MillarGuest stars Corin Nemec, Cameron Dye, Eric Breker, Mitchell Kosterman, Michasha Armstrong, Jud Tylor, Darryl Quon, Glenn Ennis
A flower that comes from a reopened "Level Three" of the fertilizer plant brings strange reactions from several people, including Jonathan, Lana, and Pete.
Episode credits
Directed by James MarshallWritten by Michael Green, Greg WalkerGuest stars Nicki Clyne, Julian Christopher, Joe Morton, Bill Mondy, Hiro Kanagawa
A young runaway, Ryan, has the power to read minds and flees his abusive stepparents. The Kents take him in and Clark soon discovers the boy's powers and that he's immune to them. But Ryan's stepparents have plans to use the boy's powers for financial gain against...Lex.
Episode credits
Directed by Paul ShapiroWritten by Philip LevensGuest stars John Glover, Ryan Kelley, Brandy Ledford, Bill Finck, Joe Maffei, Jim Shield, Rekha Sharma, Courtney Kramer
Tyler gains the power to destroy organic matter with a touch, and resolves to put the dying out of their misery...and Whitney's father is his next target. Meanwhile Lionel and Lex spar over Lionel's rising success in Smallville.
Episode credits
Directed by Terrence O'HaraWritten by Cameron LitvackGuest stars John Glover, Sheila Moore, Ralph Alderman, Jason Connery, Reynaldo Rosales, Brian Drummond, Dale Wilson, Tiffany Lyndall-Knight
Clark gets into a class election and one of his opponents is a krypto-mutant who can control bees. Meanwhile a reporter from Metropolis visits to do a story on Lex.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael KatlemanWritten by Michael Green, Philip LevensGuest stars Marguerite Moreau, Chelan Simmons, Shonda Farr, Simon Wong, Hiro Kanagawa
Former Smallville High cartoonist Justin returns to Smallville after he loses the use of his hands in a hit and run accident. Meanwhile, Lex's former nanny, Pamela, comes back to see how he's doing and to apologize for leaving him after his mother's death, bringing up some old issues for Lex.
Episode credits
Directed by James MarshallWritten by Miles Millar, Alfred Gough, Philip LevensGuest stars John Glover, Adam Brody, Serge Houde, Kevan Ohtsji, Donna Bullock, Hiro Kanagawa, James Purcell, Anaya Farrell
After an explosion Lana finds herself getting visions of a serial killer...and his next target is Chloe. Meanwhile Lex and Roger look further into the meteor shower and determine that something besides meteors hit Smallville that day.
Episode credits
Directed by Terrence O'HaraWritten by Mark Verheiden, Michael Green, Greg WalkerGuest stars Aaron Douglas, Tom O'Brien, Frank C. Turner, Joe Morton, Mitchell Kosterman, Robert Wisden, Darrin Klimek, John Dadey
Lex is hit with a surprise by his father. Clark prepares for his date with Chloe, but Mother Nature has other plans.
Episode credits
Directed by Greg BeemanWritten by Alfred Gough, Philip Levens, Miles MillarGuest stars John Glover, Tom O'Brien, Angelika Libera, Robert Wisden, Don Thompson, Scott Bellis
