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to four episodes down the road in season seven we will probably see Lex (who pretty much gets the same meteor ability that Chloe had back in season three when she found out that she can have anyone tell her the truth in seconds), Lex will probably ask him why he's been protecting Clark, then it will be all over between father and son, thus, creating the ultimate huge tide of the most hugest sense of hatred.

Though, I imagine Lionel would probably be in a wheelchair for the whole seventh season considering the fact that he was covered in pipes in six's finale.

Still, the writing of the finale was superb despite what all I have leaked from my knowledgable brain. Though, I have many hunches for season seven; I've a good feeling that we might end up seeing a little more of the Lucy Lane from season four; we might see a return of Cyborg (I don't know about Aquaman, Green Arrow, or Flash) but somehow there just might be a tad mention of Robin down along the road.
It will be a relief if we see John Schneider wearing an outfit of white with the Superman symbol on it but instead of playing Jonathan he instead goes by the name Jor-El. And it could be really heart wrenching and sobbingly wonderful with Kristin Kreuk playing Lara, Kal-el's mother. Something else that would be great is Terence Stamp playing Zor-el, Kal-el's uncle and Supergirl's father.
What would be the upmost creepiest idea is Lionel Luthor being given the identity of James Marsters' character Brainiac and really being a pain in the but with Clark but a complete annoyance to Lex. (I think we've known that forever.)
But still, I've said this once and many times before but I'm saying it here again, it's time that they introduce Batman. How many more times am I going to keep on saying that?

I don't know but I have seriously high expectations for Smallville's seventh season and I honestly believe that they don't screw this season up like they did with season six. If the writers of Smallville are smart and extremely ruthless with their storytelling abilities, they should name an episode Phoenix X-2: the story of what Smallville and Metropolis read up on to being the most devastating story of the century: the murder of Mrs. Lana Luthor, but somehow Lana is alive and in exile until one night she busts into Lex's room at the mansion and she says the same line to him: "Abraham threw Isaac on the pyre to prove his faith to God, what's your excuse?"

Well, my dear Smallville-ites, if you have ideas of what should become of season seven, come here and write what you believe will be the most historical season of Smallville in the history of television.

Of course, you know me, I'm always full of ideas. See ya.

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