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TRAVELER IMAGES

15 promotional images from the 14th episode of the season "Traveler"

SMALLVILLE COMPANION

Read Az's review of The Official Season 6 Companion

MARIE DIGBY'S UNFOLD

Her debut album includes "Spell" and "Unfold" which were featured in Smallville.

UPCOMING EPISODES

7.16 Descent
April 17, 2008

The secret of the Veritas society leads Lex into a collision course with Clark; and a death rocks Smallville.

7.17 Sleeper
April 24, 2008

Clark searches for Brainiac (James Marsters), who is the only one who can reverse Lana's condition; Chloe accidentally sets off alarms as she hacks into government computers while trying to find info to help Clark; the Department of Security threatens Jimmy with jail time unless he helps them arrest Chloe, while Lex offers to help clear Chloe, but only if Jimmy agrees to be in his debt.

7.18 Apocalypse
May 1, 2008

Clark, through a series of messages sent by Kara from Krypton, discovers what Earth would be like had he never arrived: Jonathan is still alive; Lex is the president; the Luthors have raised Kara; Lana is happily married; and Chloe and Lois are ace reporters. Tom Welling directed this episode.

7.19 Quest
May 8, 2008

7.20 Arctic
May 15, 2008

Season 7 Finale

PREVIOUS EPISODES

7.15 Veritas
March 27, 2008
Kara teaches Clark how to fly to help him fight against Brainiac (James Marsters), but Brainiac seems to be a step ahead of them.

Official Episode Discussion | Episode Review

More Links: Episode Stills | Trailer 1 | Trailer 2

7.14 Traveler
March 20, 2008

Lionel kidnaps Clark and holds him in a kryptonite-lined cell at a Luthorcorp facility; Chloe and Lana confront Lionel, who blames Lex, and they then take Kara (Laura Vandervoort) to the Fortress and plead with Jor-El to restore her memory so she can save Clark.

Official Episode Discussion | Episode Review

More Links: Episode Stills

7.13 Hero
March 13, 2008

Former Smallville resident Pete Ross (Sam Jones III), now a roadie for the band OneRepublic, accidentally chews kryptonite-laced gum and gets superpowers. Clark and Chloe try to warn him about the effects, but Lex finds out and uses Pete for his nefarious schemes. Kara: Laura Vandervoort. Jimmy: Aaron Ashmore.

Official Episode Discussion | Episode Review

More Links: Episode Stills

7.12 Fracture
February 14, 2008

Lois trails Lex to Detroit, where he has found Kara suffering from amnesia. A busboy (Corey Sevier) obsessed with Kara shoots Lex so he can't take her away, and holds Kara and Lois captive. Chloe finds Lex and offers to heal him, but Clark will not let her.

Official Episode Discussion | Episode Review

More Links: Episode Stills | Trailer | Director's Cut

7.11 Siren
February 7, 2008

Chloe runs afoul of the Black Canary (Alaina Huffman) when she procures one of Lex's project files for Oliver. Lex suspects the Green Arrow and retaliates, while Lois discovers Oliver's secret.

Official Episode Discussion | Screen Captures | Episode Review

More Links: Episode Stills | Trailer (YouTube) | Trailer (For US) | Director's Cut (YouTube) | Director's Cut (For US)

7.10 Persona
January 31, 2008

Clark is frozen in the Fortress and Bizarro takes over his life, starting with Lana, who shares information about Brainiac (James Marsters). Elsewhere, Grant reveals he is a clone of Julian, and Lex is shocked at his father's reaction to this revelation. Dax-Ur: Marc McClur.

Official Episode Discussion | Screen Captures | Episode Review

More Links: Trailer | Episode Stills

7.09 Gemini
December 13, 2007

Clark returns to Smallville from the Fortress and tells Lana that Kara is gone. Clark tells Lana they should team up to bring Lex down.

Official Episode Discussion | Episode Review | Screen Captures

More Links: Trailer

7.08 Blue
November 15, 2007

Clark makes a huge mistake when he releases Lara (Helen Slater) from the crystal, because Zor-El is also released. Elsewhere, the relationship between Lois and Grant heats up. Zor-El: Christopher Heyerdahl.

Official Episode Discussion | Episode Review | Screen Captures

More Links: Trailer

7.07 Wrath
November 8, 2007

Lana absorbs Clark's powers and uses them to go after Lex, first trying to expose his secrets in the Daily Planet, then moving on to a more personal level. Grant: Michael Cassidy. Jimmy: Aaron Ashmore.

Official Episode Discussion | Episode Review | Screen Captures

More Links: Episode Stills | Trailer (1) | Trailer (2) | Exclusive Video

7.06 Lara
November 1, 2007

In the process of trying to get the crystal back, Kara is captured and sedated with a kryptonite serum; Clark follows and tries to release her, but not before the serum has caused both to have a vision of Clark's mother (Helen Slater).

Official Episode Discussion | Episode Review | Screen Captures

More Links: Episode Stills | Trailer

7.05 Action
October 25, 2007

Clark saves the life of a starlet (Christina Milian) on a film shoot in Smallville when a stunt car's brakes fail, but what happened was no accident. Meanwhile, Lionel finds himself the victim of a surprising captor.

Official Episode Discussion | Episode Review | Screen Captures

More Links: Episode Stills | Trailer

7.04 Cure
October 18, 2007

Lex employs Dr. Curtis Knox (guest star Dean Cain) to cure the meteor-infected, and Chloe ends up a patient. Meanwhile, John Jones warns Clark that his cousin Kara should not be trusted.

Official Episode Discussion | Episode Review | Screen Captures

More Links: Episode Stills | Trailer

7.03 Fierce
October 11, 2007

America's Next Top Model winner Eva Marcille guest stars.

Official Episode Discussion | Episode Review | Screen Captures

More Links: Episode Stills | Trailer

7.02 Kara
October 4, 2007

Clark meets his cousin Kara (Laura Vandervoort), but decides that there is nothing for him in Smallville without Lana, so he heads to the Fortress of Solitude to begin training as a superhero. Once there, Jor-El tells him Kara's father is evil and she is dangerous, so Clark must return to Smallville.

Official Episode Discussion | Episode Review | Screen Captures

More Links: Episode Stills | Trailer

7.01 Bizarro
September 27, 2007 (Season 7 Premiere)

As the seventh season begins, Clark faces his most deadly enemy---his Bizarro doppelganger---after Lex's secret lab at Reeves dam is destroyed; Lex is saved from drowning by a mysterious female savior, but his past catches up with him. John Jones: Phil Morris.

Official Episode Discussion | Episode Review | Screen Captures

More Links: Promotional Photos | Poster | Official Description | Season 7 Lengthy Description | Teaser Trailer | Trailer (2) | Trailer (3) | Updated Trailer (4) | Supergirl Trailer (5)

Click here for the full episode guide!

NEWEST VIDEOS

» 7.20 Arctic Trailer
» 7.17 Sleeper Director's Cut
» Upcoming Episodes of Season 7 General Trailer
» 7.16 Descent Preview Clip 3
» 7.16 Descent Preview Clip 2
» 7.16 Descent Preview Clip 1
» 7.16 Descent Promo
» 7.16 Descent Trailer
» 7.15 Veritas SPACE Trailer
» 7.15 Veritas Trailer

LATEST FORUM DISCUSSIONS

SMALLVILLE STORE

Smallville - The Complete Sixth Season
All 22 Episodes. Deleted Scenes. Features - Green Arrow: The Legend of the Emerald Archer, Smallville: Ultimate Fans, Smallville Legends: The Oliver Queen Chronicles, The Making of Smallville Legends: The Oliver Queen Chronicles, Smallville Legends: Justice & Doom and more!

Smallville - The Complete Fifth Season
All 22 Episodes. Unaired Scenes. Features - Smallville's 100th Episode: The Making of a Milestone, Look! Up in the Sky! The Amazing Story of Superman, Vengeance Chronicles Promo Webisode, Commentaries on 2 episodes and many more!

Smallville - The Complete Fourth Season
All 22 Episodes. Features - Behind Closed Doors: Inside the Writers Room, Being Lois Lane, Commentaries on 3 episodes, Unaired Scenes plus bonus material!

Smallville - The Complete Third Season
All 22 Episodes. Features - Making of Documentary producing Smallville: Heroes Behind the Camera, Chloe Chronicles Vol 2, Interactive Comic Book, Deleted Scenes, Gag Reel plus bonus material!

Smallville - The Complete Second Season
All 22 Episodes. Features - Commentary on 2 episodes, Faster than a Speeding Bullet: The Visual FX of Smallville, Christopher Reeve: The Man of Steel, Chloe Chronicles, Deleted Scenes, Gag Reel and many more!

Smallville - The Complete First Season
All 21 Episodes. Features - Commentary on Pilot and Metamorphosis, Interactive Tour of Smallville, Deleted Scenes, TV Promo Spots and bonus material!

NEWS & UPDATES

Smallville Panel at Comic-Con
Posted by tarrow on Jul 30 2008, 11:57 AM | comments (3)

A bucket load of information on Season 8 was revealed at the Smallville Panel in the 2008 San Diego Comic-Con International this past week. Click on the red links to view the full reports.

TV Guide Report

Exec producer Brian Peterson says that the show will hold to its original "no tights" rule, but he would not comment on the "no flights" restriction.

Newsrama on Legion of Super-Heroes coming to Smallville

Geoff Johns, writer of next month's Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds mini-series for DC Comics, will also be writing the Legion's introduction to the Smallville television show. As announced Sunday at San Diego Comic-Con, Johns will be writing "Legion," the ninth episode in this year's season 8 of Smallville.

"I've known the Smallville writing team – Todd [Slavkin], Darren [Swimmer], Brian [Wayne Peterson] and Kelly [Souders] – for a long time," Johns told Newsarama. "I had an idea for an episode, so we all had lunch. And I pitched them the idea of bringing the Legion of Super-Heroes to Smallville. And we're off and running."

In comics, the Legion of Super-Heroes is a group of super-powered teenagers from 1,000 years in the future who are inspired by the legend of Superman. The Legion story, which saw the young heroes time-traveling back to visit a young Clark Kent, recently inspired a Warner Bros. animated TV series.

Movie Web Video Interviews:
Allison Mack
Justin Hartley
Cassidy Freeman
Sam Witwer

Comics Continuum Audio Interviews
Allison Mack
Justin Hartley
Sam Witwer and Cassidy Freeman
Exec Producers: Kelly Souders and Brian Peterson
Exec Producers: Todd Slavkin and Darren Swimmer
General Q&A Session

Highlights of Audio Interviews:

-Chloe will be back at the DP to visit, however her direction is changing. Her main focus will become Isis and running it. She will find that her passion is for helping the meteor affected of society, and will devote herself to that and become a mentor of sorts. She mentions taking in the Plastique character and other people will need her help. Chloe will be primarily busy with Jimmy, Davis and Isis.
-Chloe will attempt to "cut the apron strings with Clark". She will take a step back from Clark, and helping him, being his shadow.

-In regards to Clark, CF says Tess wants to know "Who he is and what goes on with him." Tess will know Clark was close to Lex, and she desperately wants to find Lex, and tries to get Clark to help her find Lex.
-SW was asked about his appearance later in the season, if they might add prosphetics, and he makes it sound like it's possible DB's physical appearance could be changed. He just reiterates that the character will come to resemble the Doomsday from the comics more.
-Davis Bloome (Doomsday) meets all the characters at once, and he and Clark will have a "unique, buddy-buddy friendship", but sounds vague and like there will be a lot of twists with it, basically saying he can't say much.
-The two villains so far aren't planned to work together.

-Tess will be a formidable opponent for everyone on the cast at some point.
-The new showrunners wanted to reinvigorate the show in all aspects - characters, relationships, dynamics, and bring more of the iconic into it.
-There will be one episode where they will address/touch on the "sexual tension" and love feelings between the Chlark relationship. However:
-The characters will mainly be moving on to the next phase of their lives. There will be a sense of leaving the past behind.
-When asked if this possibly being the last season, was there a drive to really push Clark forward, they mention up till now they haven't done a lot with Clark and pursuing a double identity, so Clark will be learning how to balance that. They mention Clark will be the same CK, but closer to Superman.
-They mention there's an option for Lois to do more than 13 episodes. Lois will be more front and center this season.
-Clark's secret identity will be the main thrust. Moving around the crowds in Metropolis will prove more difficult for Clark in comparison to what he has been used to be able to do more easily when being heroic in SV. He will also be accountable to Lois.

-They mention they wanted to mix things up more this year after the last few seasons. They want to honor the fans and love to hear what we say (though they follow what their own vision is). This year will have their own spin. They mention Clark and Lois together at the DP, and how AG/MM were always wanting to hold off on it, but they now want to "let the fun begin".
-"Clark, up till now, has basically denied that there's anything going on with a super hero, in SV or Metropolis. The question hasn't really been asked that much. This season there's going to come a point where Clark can't deny that there's someone out there saving people. That's a key change in the mythology of Clark Kent, that he actually is saying, "Yes, there's this other person." We're not going all the way with it. There will be this red and blue blur that will happen, that people are like, "What is that?". It's a big change for him to actually say "yes, that's not me, but there's something out there". That's the beginning of his double identity. The red and blue blur will be his street clothes. Jimmy Olsen does have a camera, and Lois is very curious. If they're working side by side, those worlds are going to collide."
-"Clark has always been reactive in the show, he's always been "Oh, something's happening". Clark's decision to go to the DP is his way of saying "I can't 'stick it out' (?) at the farm anymore, I've got to use my powers to help people." He's going out there. He's looking for them."

As for Lana Lang? A roundtable discussion with Todd Slavkin and Darren Swimmer reveals that:

One call-back to the show's earlier times comes with the return of Kristin Kreuk as Lana Lang for five episodes of the series, most likely airing during November sweeps. "We can't wait. It's going to come at a very bad time for Clark," Slavkin reveals. "She will look different. Visually, it will not be the Lana Lang that we're used to seeing. We're very excited," he says.

"Of course, she'll be just as beautiful as always," Darren Swimmer adds. [Reports say Kristin Kreuk has cut her hair to be very short].

"She's grown up," Todd reveals. "She's left Smallville and she's going to come back a woman. Obviously, she was a woman since she got married, but she's [still] a kid. She was living in the same town her whole life. This is her chance to come back with a stronger point of view than she ever has [had]," he says.

Watch the Season 8 Preview on Youtube
New material starts at around 1:47

TV Guide Interview with Executive Producers
Posted by tarrow on Jul 25 2008, 01:26 AM | comments (4)

TV Guide has conducted a two part interview with some of the executive producers of Smallville.

TVGuide.com: Are you influenced by fan response on the Internet?
Swimmer: We definitely hear what the fans say and we can't help but be influenced by it, but I don't think that we're guided by it in the sense that we let it dictate anything, obviously. I don't think that fans would necessarily want that either. But we read it and we're in touch with what the fans are saying. They're our core fans. I think sometimes when somebody says they don't like something they still may find it entertaining, so we have to gauge how much of that is a response to the characters or a response to the way the story is being told.

TVGuide.com: What can you say about the statuses of Kristin Kreuk (Lana) and Michael Rosenbaum (Lex)? I have to say, Michael makes every actor he's in a scene with a better one.
Peterson: Michael is fantastic. His rendition of Lex Luthor helped make the show what it is today. Obviously, we were very sad to see him go. He's pursuing his own interests and we're hoping the door is definitely open for him to return. We've not seen the last of Lex Luthor.
Slavkin: Kristin will return for at least five episodes this season. [Lana] will appear at an inopportune time for Clark. We don't want to give away when it will happen, but it's going to be an awesome moment in the history of Smallville when Kristin Kreuk comes back.

To read the full interviews, click on the links:
Part 1: Chloe's Challenges & More
with Darren Swimmer

Part 2: Will Lana Rock Clark's World?
with Brian Peterson and Todd Slavkin

Smallville nominated for a Prime Time Emmy!
Posted by A.C on Jul 17 2008, 10:44 PM | comments (3)

The nominations for the 60th annual Emmy awards have been announced and lo and behold Smallville is among them.

Outstanding Sound Editing For A Series:

Smallville • Bizarro • CW • Tollin/Robbins Productions, Millar/Gough Ink and Warner Bros. Television
Michael E. Lawshe, Supervising Sound Editor
Norval 'Charlie' Crutcher III, Supervising ADR Editor
Jessica Dixon, Dialogue Editor
Marc Meyer, Supervising Sound Effects Editor
Timothy Cleveland, Sound Effects Editor
Paul Diller, Sound Effects Editor
Albert Gomez, Sound Effects Editor
Casey Crabtree, Foley Artist
Michael Crabtree, Foley Artist
Chris McGeary, Music Editor

Soure: Comingsoon.net

For a full list of the other categories and nominees please go here

Smallville Panel at the 2008 San Diego Comic-Con!
Posted by tarrow on Jul 15 2008, 11:18 AM | comments (1)

The 2008 Comic-Con International in San Diego will take place from July 24th - July 27th, featuring a Smallville panel on Sunday, July 27th. Scheduled to appear are Allison Mack, Sam Witwer, Justin Hartley, and executive producers Todd Slavkin, Darren Swimmer, Kelly Souders, and Brian Peterson.

10:00-11:00 Smallville Screening and Q&A— Comic-Con favorite Smallville returns with series stars Allison Mack, Justin Hartley and the introduction of Sam Witwer alongside new showrunners Kelly Souders, Brian Peterson, Todd Slavkin and Darren Swimmer to talk about the year ahead, answer fan questions and give an exclusive sneak peek at clips featuring the new villains for season eight. Award-winning comic book writer, Emmy-nominated film and television writer/producer, and Smallville alum Jeph Loeb (Heroes) will moderate the session. Room 6CDEF

Click here for More Information

Rumor has it, however, that another notable Smallville figure may make an appearance - just not at the Smallville panel. Capcom-Unity.com has posted the schedule of events for the Street Fighter panel and Kristin Kreuk is listed under celebrity appearances.

UPDATE: Kristin will indeed be present along side Street Fighter: The Legend Of Chun Li writer Justin Marks for an autograph signing. The signing will be held on Thursday, July 24th from 12pm-1pm.

Capcom-Unity.com

Smallville Season 8 DVD: Backcover Art Revealed
Posted by tarrow on Jul 15 2008, 11:17 AM | comments (0)

TVShowsOnDVD.com has released a photo of the back cover of the Smallville Season 7 DVD set, which is scheduled for release on September 9th.

For a bigger picture of both the front and back covers, click here

For detailed info on the DVD set, click here

To Pre-order at Amazon.com, click here!

Newsrama.com Interview with Executive Producer Darren Swimmer
Posted by tarrow on Jul 15 2008, 10:53 AM | comments (1)

Newsrama.com recently conducted an interview with Darren Swimmer, one of the four new executive producers stepping in to replace Al Gough and Miles Millar. Swimmer talks about the upcoming season as well as the impact of major departing figures (producers Al Gough & Miles Millar; actors Michael Rosenbaum & Kristin Kreuk)

Newsrama: Speaking of core actors doing less on the series this year, how difficult was it in the writer’s room to work out the amended presences of Kristin Kreuk (Lana) and Michael Rosenbaum (Lex) this year?

Swimmer: What helps is that neither character is actually dead in the universe of the show, even if they don’t appear every week. The effect that both of these characters has had on Clark is indelible. Luckily, both actors are so incredibly talented, they created personalities that will continue to resonate in the lives of the other characters. Aside from missing the actors and their work, it hasn’t been a problem in the writing room in terms of story and plot. Once we made the shift in our minds, we moved forward with the new characters and dynamics. We aren’t constantly saying to ourselves, “Damn, I wish we could use Lex in this scene.”

Read the full interview...

Justice to return to Smallville
Posted by A.C on Jul 6 2008, 03:27 AM | comments (5)

That is the Justice League. TV Guide gives us the scoop on the return of our favorite DC heroes:

"Get ready for the return of the Justice League. When Smallville comes back in September, the Super Friends reunite to search for Clark Kent, who went missing in May's season finale after tussling with Lex Luthor at the Fortress of Solitude."

More information here

Season 8 Villains Cast
Posted by A.C on Jun 19 2008, 09:46 PM | comments (12)

The villains for the 8th and final season have been casted. According to Michael Ausiello's official site:

"My increasingly itchy moles report that Sam Witwer, best known to Battlestar Galactica fans as ex-Raptor ECO Alex “Crashdown” Quartararo, has been tapped to play the series regular role of Doomsday. Additionally, relative newcomer Cassidy Freeman is joining the cast as Tess, a sexy and vengeful firecracker with whom Lex hires to run his empire in his absence. Ironically, the actress’ most recent credit was the failed CW pilot Austin Golden Hour — starring none other than Green Arrow himself, Justin Hartley (who’s back on Smallville full time next season)."

Click here to read more

Smallville Nominated For Four Teen Choice Awards
Posted by Philbert. on Jun 18 2008, 08:04 AM | comments (6)

The nominees for the 2008 Teen Choice Awards were released today and Smallville picked up four nominations in the following categories

Choice TV Show: Action Adventure
Choice TV Actor: Action Adventure (Tom Welling)
Choice TV Actress: Action Adventure (Kristin Kreuk)
Choice TV: Villain (Michael Rosenbaum)

Our congratulations go out to Tom Welling, Kristin Kreuk, Michael Rosenbaum for their individual nominations and also to the entire cast and crew of Smallville for the nomination for the Choice TV Show: Action Adventure. If you're between the ages of 13 and 19, you can vote once a day for your favorite nominees by heading to Teen Choice Awards

The Teen Choice Awards will air August 4 on Fox and will be hosted by Miley Cyrus.

Smallville wins LEO Awards
Posted by tarrow on Jun 10 2008, 02:16 PM | comments (1)

For those unaware, the Leo Awards are an annual set of awards, given each May, honoring the best in British Columbian television and film production. The 2008 LEO Awards were given out on May 23 and Smallville won in the following two categories:

Best Dramatic Series
Smallville
James Marshall, Rob Maier, David Willson, Jae Marchant - Producers

Best Cinematography in a Dramatic Series
Glen Winter
Smallville - Noir

Click here for the complete list of winners

Justin Hartley... SERIES REGULAR!
Posted by tarrow on Jun 10 2008, 02:06 PM | comments (12)

E! Online has reported that Justin Hartley (Green Arrow/Oliver Queen) is officially a series regular for the upcoming eighth season. According to CW representatives, the storyline will focus on Oliver's past and where he comes from.

Also, Kristin Kreuk (Lana) will most likely be back for 6 or 7 episodes. The exact number has not been confirmed.

E! Online Article

Season 7 DVD Box Set Info
Posted by tarrow on Jun 10 2008, 01:43 PM | comments (1)

Warner Brothers has announced that the Season 7 DVD will be released on September 9th, 2008. Pre-orders are available through Amazon.com. ($38.99)

Languages: English
Subtitles: ESDH, English, French, Spanish
Running time: 988 minutes

DVD Special Features:

-"Supergirl: The Last Daughter of Krypton" Featurette- The definitive documentary covering the Supergirl character first popularized in the pages of DC Comics, and later manifested in a feature film, animation, and finally Smallville.

-Jimmy on Jimmy Featurette - Aaron Ashmore (Smallville’s Jimmy Olsen) meets with Marc McClure (1980s Superman The Movie Jimmy Olsen) who meets with Jack Larson (Jimmy from the 1950’s The Adventures of Superman), and Sam Huntington (Superman Returns Jimmy) to create a fun “roundtable” of the Jimmys each chatting about their favorite subject of playing the role of Jimmy Olsen!

-Smallville Legends Mobisodes Gallery - Computer animated short films covering the back-story of Kara Zor-El (aka Supergirl)

-Episode Commentaries: "Persona" with John Glover, Todd Slavkin, and Ken Horton. "Siren" with Alfred Gough, Miles Millar, Kelly Souders, Brian Peterson, and Justin Hartley.

-Comic Book

-Unaired Scenes

Pre-Order Season 7 today!

Ask Ausiello: May 14 & 15, 2008
Posted by tarrow on May 16 2008, 01:25 PM | comments (1)

Good news at last! According to TV Guide's Ausiello, after weeks of negotiations, Allison Mack has signed a contract to return next season as series regular.

Smallville fans, consider this bullet officially dodged: Multiple sources confirm to me exclusively that after weeks of tense negotiations, Allison Mack has sealed a deal to return next season as a series regular! Although the specifics of the new contract -- which was signed just hours ago -- are being kept under wraps, I'm told it calls for Mack to appear in all episodes produced next season. As I reported earlier this week, the actress' reps were (wisely) using the imminent departure of Smallville vet Michael Rosenbaum as leverage in the negotiations. I'm going to go out on a limb and say the strategy paid off.

There is also a big possibility that Justin Hartley (aka. Green Arrow) will return to guest star in Season 8.

Justin Hartley's CW drama pilot, Austin Golden Hour, failed to receive a pick-up this week + The towering Adonis has a talent-holding deal with the CW, which means the network pretty much owns him for the foreseeable future + His Green Arrow was wildly popular on Smallville, and fans have been clamoring for the Justice Leaguer's return since the moment he left + In light of Michael Rosenbaum's impending Smallville exit — Lex bids adieu in tonight's season finale (8 pm/ET) — and Kristin Kreuk's decreased role next season, the show needs all the familiar faces it can get its hands on + Sources confirm to me exclusively that producers are very keen on bringing Hartley back into the fold ASAP = Duh. Justin Hartley is returning to Smallville next season as Green Arrow!

Pre-order the Smallville Season 7 DVD!
Posted by tarrow on May 15 2008, 06:52 AM | comments (0)

The Season 7 DVD set and Blu-ray format are now available for pre-order on Amazon. 53.99USD for the standard, 55.95USD for Blu-Ray. Click on the links below to order your copy now and support Smallville PH!

Since this is not yet formally announced, the early artwork (featuring Tom Welling and Laura Vandervoort) is subject to change.

Season 7 DVD | Blu-ray

The CW Announces 2008-2009 Schedule
Posted by tarrow on May 14 2008, 10:29 AM | comments (5)

The CW has revealed their schedule for next fall in which Smallville will continue to run in its usual time slot on Thursdays at 8:00 pm ET. The official Smallville writeup reads:

Returning for its eighth season, this new interpretation of the enduring Superman mythology and its classic characters blends realism and adventure into an exciting action series. Last season, Clark Kent and Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum) became the sworn enemies that comic book aficionados have always known and loved. The season also brought storylines of Krypton and the El family, including the arrival of Clark’s cousin Kara, a.k.a. Supergirl (Laura Vandervoort), and the return of Brainiac (James Marsters). There were also exciting guest stars from the Superman mythology, including Dean Cain (“Lois & Clark”) and Helen Slater (“Supergirl”). Clark discovered more about his home planet, who his parents were, what his future holds and why he was sent to Earth.

The series stars Tom Welling as Clark Kent, Kristin Kreuk as Lana Lang, Erica Durance as Lois Lane and Aaron Ashmore as Jimmy Olsen. Reinterpreting the Superman mythology from its roots, SMALLVILLE was developed for television by Alfred Gough & Miles Millar (“Shanghai Noon,” “Spiderman 2”), based on the DC Comics characters. The executive producers are Kelly Souders & Brian Peterson, Todd Slavkin & Darren Swimmer, James Marshall, Mike Tollin, Brian Robbins and Joe Davola. The series is produced by Tollin/Robbins Productions and Warner Bros. Television. Superman was created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Schuster.

Missing from the cast list are Allison Mack (Chloe) and Laura Vandervoort (Kara). It appears as though Kristin Kreuk will actually remain a series regular, contrary to previous notices.

Angie reviews 'Quest'
Posted by Carlo on May 10 2008, 10:08 AM | comments (0)

Angie has posted her thoughts on the episode 'Quest'.

And when did Smallville start to be so bloody and violent? Is it necessary to show so much gore? Did we have to see both Tom and Michael’s chest carved into from belly to chin? And the gun fights? Always shooting people here and there. Just not necessary

Read more...

More Info on New Season 8 Characters
Posted by tarrow on May 9 2008, 08:27 AM | comments (1)

Doomsday and...Tess? zap2it.com has revealed more information on the two new characters of Season 8. Please be warned of potential spoilers.

"I'm told the female villain will be named Tess. In her late-20s, smokin' hot and incredibly strong, Tess will take aggressive control of Lex's estate in his absence..."

And what about Doomsday?

"I'm hearing he'll go by the name of Davis Bloome. A good-looking 20-something, he'll tend bar at a trendy Metropolis club, and be popular with the ladies."

Click here to find out more!

Ask Ausiello: May 8, 2008
Posted by tarrow on May 9 2008, 08:01 AM | comments (2)

Could Lex, Lionel, Lana, AND Chloe be gone next season? Michael Ausiello reveals that negotiations have hit a snag with Allison Mack:

Just a week after it was announced that Michael Rosenbaum would not be returning full time as Lex next season, sources confirm to me exclusively that Allison Mack, arguably Smallville's most popular heroine, may be the next to go. This marks quite a turnaround from a few months ago, when I deemed Mack a lock to come back next season. And I wasn't the only one. Although a deal wasn't signed at the time, Smallville insiders tell me that all indications were that the actress was on board for Season 8.

But then Rosenbaum tendered his resignation and everything fell apart.

"Allison's camp used Michael leaving as leverage in the negotiations with [Warner Bros.]," says one Smallville source, who adds that Kristin Kreuk's decision to only return for a handful of episodes as Lana only strengthened Mack's bargaining position. "They need Chloe now more than ever — and Allison's people know it." (Mack's reps declined to comment for this story.)

With budget cuts and already decreasing ratings, can Smallville afford to lose Mack too?

Angie reviews 'Apocalypse'
Posted by Carlo on May 3 2008, 08:58 AM | comments (0)

Angie has posted her review for the recently aired episode 'Apocalypse'.

George Bailey was the richest man in all of Bedford Falls because he was a good man to so many people. He gave freely of his time and money. But he didn’t know this until he saw what the world would have been like if he weren’t in it. Every aspect of his life had changed and not for the better. Why mention this? Clark Kent did exactly the same thing. He decided that Earth would have been better if he never had been here. Little did he know what a major impact he had on everyone’s life.

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'Sleeper' Music added to Radio
Posted by Carlo on Apr 26 2008, 10:03 PM | comments (0)

We just added the songs featured in the episode "Sleeper" to our radio! Listen and relive the moment when Jimmy danced with Chloe. The featured music are:

Dirty Laundry by Bitter:Sweet
Mercy by Duffy

You can learn more about these songs and artists by visiting the radio page! You can also buy the albums or just the mp3 of the songs from there.

Click here for Smallville Radio!

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