How to watch Superman and Lois season 4 online

It's been a long time coming, but it's time for Superman and Lois Lane to return to our screens. That's right, the final season of Superman and Lois is ready to fly back into our hearts to kick off what is no doubt going to be an emotional final bow for one of the most beloved TV couples of all time. Clark Kent and Lois Lane may have made us fall in love with them in the comic books and on the silver screen, but their legacy on the small screen is arguably even bigger, and this incredible TV series has only added to that legacy.

Now, it's time to return to Smallville, Metropolis, and the skies for one more adventure with our favorite super couple. And here's how you can watch it online if you aren't able to tune in to the live broadcasts.

Superman and Lois season 4 episode 1 release date and time

Superman and Lois season 4 kicks off with a two-episode premiere on The CW on Monday, October 7, at 8:00 p.m. ET. The first episode is titled "The End & the Beginning", while the second is titled "A World Without". The season consists of 10 episodes, and will run over the course of the next eight weeks.

Full details on how to watch the first two episodes of Superman & Lois season 4 – the two-hour season premiere – can be found below, including start time, TV info, live stream and more:

Date: Monday, October 7
Time: 8:00 p.m. ET
Season: 4
Episode: 1 “The End & the Beginning”, 2 "A World Without"
TV info: The CW
Live stream: CWTV.com

It you can't watch the show's two-hour premiere on the night of its debut, you will be thrilled to know that it will be made available to stream on CWTV the day after its premiere (Tuesday, October 8).

The season 3 finale aired over a year ago, and it saw Superman battle Doomsday in an epic showdown that took place in Smallville, Metropolis, a subway station, and space itself. The beast was created from the ashes of Bizarro Superman after Lex "killed" him so many times that he evolved into the infamous DC monster, who confronted the Man of Steel in his home in Smallville.

It was a heck of a set-up for the final season, which is no doubt going to be an emotional rollercoaster. The show should have been on the air for much longer than just four seasons, but the final season was the result of decisions that took place behind the scenes.

After The CW's sale to Nexstar, all of its programming was in jeopardy but Superman and Lois had the added gravity of new leadership at DC Studios, who wanted to launch their own standalone shared universe with their own Superman. Thankfully, the Arrowverse offshoot managed to survive one more time, getting a renewal for a fourth and final season.

It's undoubtedly going to be an emotional ride, and we can't wait to see how this incredible Superman story comes to a close.