Smallville - Smallville Crucifies Lois Lane - Two New Promo Pics
Smallville exec producers Brian Peterson and Kelly Souders said the show’s 10th and final season would feature nods to the past nine years, and this haunting image of Lois being “crucified” in the Sept. 24 premiere, “Lazarus,” confirms that they were not lying.
Speaking of nostalgia trips, an exclusive first look at John Schneider’s return as the late Jonathan Kent awaits you after the jump.
Who’s pumped for season 10? Got a theory as to who strung Lois up like a scarecrow? Hit the comments!
Source: EW
Speaking of nostalgia trips, an exclusive first look at John Schneider’s return as the late Jonathan Kent awaits you after the jump.
Who’s pumped for season 10? Got a theory as to who strung Lois up like a scarecrow? Hit the comments!
Source: EW
Smallville - Supergirl To Return
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s Supermangirl!
Current V extra-terrestrial Laura Vandervoort has inked a deal to reprise her role as Clark’s Kryptonian cuz Kara during Smallvlle‘s 10th and final season, sources confirm to me exclusively.
Vandervoort—who left the show at the end of season 7 only to return briefly the following fall to wrap up Supergirl’s story—will be back for one episode (tentatively scheduled to air in October).
Smallville and V are both produced by Warner Bros., so it’s safe to say the actress’ comeback was signed off on faster than a speeding bullet.
Vandervoort is the second major Smallville alum to head back for the final season. Last month it was announced that John Schneider would appear in one, possibly two episodes as Clark’s late dad.
Which return are you more excited about? And are you hoping Michael Rosenbaum will see this and go, “Eh, what the hell—I guess I’ll come back too.”? Sound off below!
Source: EW
Current V extra-terrestrial Laura Vandervoort has inked a deal to reprise her role as Clark’s Kryptonian cuz Kara during Smallvlle‘s 10th and final season, sources confirm to me exclusively.
Vandervoort—who left the show at the end of season 7 only to return briefly the following fall to wrap up Supergirl’s story—will be back for one episode (tentatively scheduled to air in October).
Smallville and V are both produced by Warner Bros., so it’s safe to say the actress’ comeback was signed off on faster than a speeding bullet.
Vandervoort is the second major Smallville alum to head back for the final season. Last month it was announced that John Schneider would appear in one, possibly two episodes as Clark’s late dad.
Which return are you more excited about? And are you hoping Michael Rosenbaum will see this and go, “Eh, what the hell—I guess I’ll come back too.”? Sound off below!
Source: EW
Smallville - Episode 10.01 - Lazarus - Look whose coming back
None other than John Schneider is set to return to the series in Season 10, reprising his role as Clark's adoptive human father, Jonathan Kent.
Obviously Jonathan's return raises some questions, given that the character died back in Season 5. I can't reveal yet the how and why of Jonathan's appearance, but I can tell you that we'll see him in the season premiere, entitled "Lazarus."
Source: IGN
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Obviously Jonathan's return raises some questions, given that the character died back in Season 5. I can't reveal yet the how and why of Jonathan's appearance, but I can tell you that we'll see him in the season premiere, entitled "Lazarus."
Source: IGN
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Smallville - Season 11 Still a Possibility and Allison Mack is Back?
So yesterday news broke that Season 10 of Smallville would be it's last season and that Allison Mack would not be returning. However, star Tom Welling clarifies that not only if enough fans watch that Season 11 could happen, but also co-star Allison Mack WILL indeed be back but in a "limited" role.
Here is the story thanks to our friends at PopWrap:
News that "Smallville" would be ending next season broke yesterday, breaking fans hearts in the process. But even a CW press release touting the tenth and final season wasn't enough to keep star Tom Welling from telling PopWrap at The CW Upfronts this morning that 2011 might not be the end of Clark Kent's journey.
PopWrap: The network announced next year will be "Smallville's" final season -- bittersweet?
Tom Welling: That’s the funny thing. I’m really excited we have a season 10 – and I don’t want to jump to the sadness of it maybe being the last one. But we actually don’t know. We’ve lasted this long because the of the fans, who knows, if enough people watch this year ... eleven sounds pretty good too!
PW: And Allison Mack will be back, right?
Tom: Allison will be back! Just in a more limited capacity. Don’t worry, Chloe will be a part of season 10.
PW: The show started out with a "no tights, no flight" rule from the creators, but you guys have found clever ways around that over the years. Any feelings about actually seeing Clark slip into red and blue spandex?
Tom: I think there’s always a possibility of that. For me, one of the reasons I’ve felt like the show has been so great is because it follows Clark’s journey into becoming Superman. So if that happens, it will be very late in the season – even possibly the very last thing you see on "Smallville."
PW: What would you like to see next season?
Tom: I’d like to see him get out of the trouble he got into at the end of last season [laughs]. But mostly I’d like to see him with Lex again, I’d like to see Michael [Rosenbaum] back. I think it’d be cool to see Lana and Lois in the same room, that would be very interesting for Clark to be a part of. There’s Justice League possibilities, there’s a lot going on. Ten will be a huge season!
PW: With the possible series finale, one would think you could bring everyone back.
Tom: I hope so! I hope they all feel that way. I’d love to see Annette [O' Toole, plays Martha Kent] back more, Michael McKean [Perry White], John Schneider [Jonathan Kent] – all these guys. They’re all part of the family!
"Smallville" airs Fridays at 8pm on The CW
Source: NY Post
Here is the story thanks to our friends at PopWrap:
News that "Smallville" would be ending next season broke yesterday, breaking fans hearts in the process. But even a CW press release touting the tenth and final season wasn't enough to keep star Tom Welling from telling PopWrap at The CW Upfronts this morning that 2011 might not be the end of Clark Kent's journey.
PopWrap: The network announced next year will be "Smallville's" final season -- bittersweet?
Tom Welling: That’s the funny thing. I’m really excited we have a season 10 – and I don’t want to jump to the sadness of it maybe being the last one. But we actually don’t know. We’ve lasted this long because the of the fans, who knows, if enough people watch this year ... eleven sounds pretty good too!
PW: And Allison Mack will be back, right?
Tom: Allison will be back! Just in a more limited capacity. Don’t worry, Chloe will be a part of season 10.
PW: The show started out with a "no tights, no flight" rule from the creators, but you guys have found clever ways around that over the years. Any feelings about actually seeing Clark slip into red and blue spandex?
Tom: I think there’s always a possibility of that. For me, one of the reasons I’ve felt like the show has been so great is because it follows Clark’s journey into becoming Superman. So if that happens, it will be very late in the season – even possibly the very last thing you see on "Smallville."
PW: What would you like to see next season?
Tom: I’d like to see him get out of the trouble he got into at the end of last season [laughs]. But mostly I’d like to see him with Lex again, I’d like to see Michael [Rosenbaum] back. I think it’d be cool to see Lana and Lois in the same room, that would be very interesting for Clark to be a part of. There’s Justice League possibilities, there’s a lot going on. Ten will be a huge season!
PW: With the possible series finale, one would think you could bring everyone back.
Tom: I hope so! I hope they all feel that way. I’d love to see Annette [O' Toole, plays Martha Kent] back more, Michael McKean [Perry White], John Schneider [Jonathan Kent] – all these guys. They’re all part of the family!
"Smallville" airs Fridays at 8pm on The CW
Source: NY Post
Smallville - Allison Mack Not Returning for Season 10
Smallville - Allison Mack Not Returning for Season 10
“It’s amazing to think that Chloe Sullivan and I have been one in the same for over a third of my life,” says Mack in an exclusive statement. “I’m truly humbled by the love and loyalty of all the fans whose enthusiasm has carried me — along with a cast and crew which has become my second family — over the past 9 and a half years. Out of respect for the amazingly loyal fans and the place I will always have in my own heart for Chloe, I’m coming back for several episodes next season to tie up Chloe’s Smallville legacy properly.
“It’s been a life-changing ride,” Mack concludes, “and I look forward to what lies ahead with the strength of a ‘superhero’ as my foundation.”
Speculation about Mack’s uncertain Smallville future has been running rampant for months. Exec producer Brian Peterson recently told me he was “very optimistic” that Mack — the show’s last original female cast-member — would be back in the fall.
Source: EW
“It’s amazing to think that Chloe Sullivan and I have been one in the same for over a third of my life,” says Mack in an exclusive statement. “I’m truly humbled by the love and loyalty of all the fans whose enthusiasm has carried me — along with a cast and crew which has become my second family — over the past 9 and a half years. Out of respect for the amazingly loyal fans and the place I will always have in my own heart for Chloe, I’m coming back for several episodes next season to tie up Chloe’s Smallville legacy properly.
“It’s been a life-changing ride,” Mack concludes, “and I look forward to what lies ahead with the strength of a ‘superhero’ as my foundation.”
Speculation about Mack’s uncertain Smallville future has been running rampant for months. Exec producer Brian Peterson recently told me he was “very optimistic” that Mack — the show’s last original female cast-member — would be back in the fall.
Source: EW
Tom Welling Confirms Season 10 of Smallville is it's Last Season
Tom Welling Confirms Season 10 of Smallville is it's Last Season
Discretion and restraint are clearly not among Tom Welling’s superpowers.
The CW was hoping to announce at its upfront presentation Thursday that next season of Smallville — the show’s 10th — would be its last. But Welling — who was expected to deliver said announcement in person — jumped the gun and blabbed it to the press last night.
“Season 10 of Smallville will be the last season” Welling told HollywoodLife.com last night at an event in Beverly Hills.
That noise you hear is Dawn Ostroff frantically searching for her blue Kryptonite dagger.
Source: EW
Discretion and restraint are clearly not among Tom Welling’s superpowers.
The CW was hoping to announce at its upfront presentation Thursday that next season of Smallville — the show’s 10th — would be its last. But Welling — who was expected to deliver said announcement in person — jumped the gun and blabbed it to the press last night.
“Season 10 of Smallville will be the last season” Welling told HollywoodLife.com last night at an event in Beverly Hills.
That noise you hear is Dawn Ostroff frantically searching for her blue Kryptonite dagger.
Source: EW
Smallville - Episode 9x22 - Season 9 Finale New Sneak Peek
Smallville - Episode 9x22 Salvation - Season 9 Finale New Sneak Peek
Smallville - Episode 9x22 Salvation - Season 9 Finale Sneak Peek
Smallville - Episode 9x22 Salvation - Season 9 Finale Sneak Peek
Smallville - Season 9 Finale - More Promo Pics of Lois and Clark
Smallville - Season 9 Finale - Episode 9x22 Salvation - More Promo Pics of Lois and Clark
Here are some more promo pics thanks to CW and KSite.
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Here are some more promo pics thanks to CW and KSite.
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Smallville - Annette O'Toole and Michael McKean Interview
Real-life marrieds Annette O’Toole and Michael McKean return to Smallville tonight to reprise their roles as Martha Kent and Perry White. Fittingly, they resurface with a romantic twist in tow, since it’s clear these two love each other, love to laugh, and love their place in the Superman universe.
Welcome back!
Michael McKean: Thank you very much.
How did they pitch this to you guys?
Annette O’Toole: [Executive producers] Kelly Souders and Brian Peterson called me, and I’d heard that there was some interest in bringing Martha back, but I said ‘you know, I really don’t want to.’ The last two years, I’ve been devoting myself to theater work. And they said ‘oh please, here’s our story.’ And I hemmed and hawed, did another play, and then they came back and sent me an outline for what they had planned. And then when they said they wanted to bring Michael back, I thought ‘well, this would be fun. That could be a nice week in Vancouver.’ And mostly, they worked me hard, which was the best part! We had a great time. They wrote a wonderful script, I worked a ton and so did Michael. It was really fun to go back and really work, rather than be frustrated by just serving the coffee.
And to bring you back as couple, is such a cool twist!
O’Toole: Semi-couple! [Laughs]
How did they meet?
O’Toole: Well, Martha and Perry have a longer history than anyone thinks. When Perry first came to the farm, I had this whole idea—I can’t even remember if I pitched it to [former EPs] Al Gough and Miles Millar—that Martha had a crush on Perry when she was in college, that he had come through as this dashing, Pulitzer-prize winning journalist and I had taken a lecture of his or something. So when he came to the farm the first time, I knew who he was. There would be this pull. But we never had any scenes together, which I thought was not very nice! [Laughs] So now in this episode I say to Tom [Welling, who plays Clark] early on that we ran into each other at some committee meeting. And I have a feeling that I was the one who approached him…it’s not a “relationship” relationship. It’s more of a “let’s see what happens.”
And Michael, we’ve been waiting for Perry White to return, since the Daily Planet is practically a character on the show now. Do you get to have those kind of great, iconic newsroom moments with Lois and Clark?
McKean: Well, it’s more of a domestic kind of thing. The first time we see them together is at the dinner table, and here’s this surprise couple of Clark’s mom and this odd ex-drunk he helped rescue from the garbage pail…and they’re together? It’s more of an in-home thing than anything iconically Superman.
But you do get to the Daily Planet, right?
McKean: Oh we get to the Daily Planet, absolutely!
O’Toole: And you’re working together there, with Lois.
McKean: That’s right. Lois [Erica Durance] and I hook-up for this story and I got to be at the office there. It’s fabulous. I have this nice kind of moment where I’m walking up the stairs and it’s kind of like, 'Someday, I’ll be the editor of the Daily Planet.'
Welcome back!
Michael McKean: Thank you very much.
How did they pitch this to you guys?
Annette O’Toole: [Executive producers] Kelly Souders and Brian Peterson called me, and I’d heard that there was some interest in bringing Martha back, but I said ‘you know, I really don’t want to.’ The last two years, I’ve been devoting myself to theater work. And they said ‘oh please, here’s our story.’ And I hemmed and hawed, did another play, and then they came back and sent me an outline for what they had planned. And then when they said they wanted to bring Michael back, I thought ‘well, this would be fun. That could be a nice week in Vancouver.’ And mostly, they worked me hard, which was the best part! We had a great time. They wrote a wonderful script, I worked a ton and so did Michael. It was really fun to go back and really work, rather than be frustrated by just serving the coffee.
And to bring you back as couple, is such a cool twist!
O’Toole: Semi-couple! [Laughs]
How did they meet?
O’Toole: Well, Martha and Perry have a longer history than anyone thinks. When Perry first came to the farm, I had this whole idea—I can’t even remember if I pitched it to [former EPs] Al Gough and Miles Millar—that Martha had a crush on Perry when she was in college, that he had come through as this dashing, Pulitzer-prize winning journalist and I had taken a lecture of his or something. So when he came to the farm the first time, I knew who he was. There would be this pull. But we never had any scenes together, which I thought was not very nice! [Laughs] So now in this episode I say to Tom [Welling, who plays Clark] early on that we ran into each other at some committee meeting. And I have a feeling that I was the one who approached him…it’s not a “relationship” relationship. It’s more of a “let’s see what happens.”
And Michael, we’ve been waiting for Perry White to return, since the Daily Planet is practically a character on the show now. Do you get to have those kind of great, iconic newsroom moments with Lois and Clark?
McKean: Well, it’s more of a domestic kind of thing. The first time we see them together is at the dinner table, and here’s this surprise couple of Clark’s mom and this odd ex-drunk he helped rescue from the garbage pail…and they’re together? It’s more of an in-home thing than anything iconically Superman.
But you do get to the Daily Planet, right?
McKean: Oh we get to the Daily Planet, absolutely!
O’Toole: And you’re working together there, with Lois.
McKean: That’s right. Lois [Erica Durance] and I hook-up for this story and I got to be at the office there. It’s fabulous. I have this nice kind of moment where I’m walking up the stairs and it’s kind of like, 'Someday, I’ll be the editor of the Daily Planet.'
Smallville - Season 9 Finale - Full Set of Promotional Photos
IT’S CLARK VS. ZOD IN THE SEASON FINALE
Source: SpoilerTV
Source: SpoilerTV
Smallville - Chloe's Return for Season 10 a Done Deal?
Smallville - Chloe's Return for Season 10 a Done Deal?
Smallvile fans worried about Allison Mack’s uncertain future on the show can collectively breathe a sigh of relief simma down now. And here’s why…
Executive producer Brian Peterson tells me he’s “very optimistic” the actress — who’s in the thick of contract talks as we speak — will be bringing Chloe back next fall for the show’s 10th season.
Asked whether it’s essentially a done deal (which is what I’m hearing), Peterson says, “We’ve learned the hard way not to say [it's official] until everything is signed and dotted. So the best we can say is we’re really optimistic. And so is Allison.”
Translation: Chillax. She’s returning.
Source: Ausiello
Smallvile fans worried about Allison Mack’s uncertain future on the show can collectively breathe a sigh of relief simma down now. And here’s why…
Executive producer Brian Peterson tells me he’s “very optimistic” the actress — who’s in the thick of contract talks as we speak — will be bringing Chloe back next fall for the show’s 10th season.
Asked whether it’s essentially a done deal (which is what I’m hearing), Peterson says, “We’ve learned the hard way not to say [it's official] until everything is signed and dotted. So the best we can say is we’re really optimistic. And so is Allison.”
Translation: Chillax. She’s returning.
Source: Ausiello
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