Smallville News

The CW has added a director's cut preview clip of next weeks episode "Sneeze" to the video section. The clip features two scenes, one is of Clark and Chloe and the other is of Oliver Queen.

To view the clip, Click HERE, and right side scroll down to DIRECTOR'S CUT: SMALLVILLE

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Starry Constellation Magazine from posting a new interview with Justin Hartley (Green Arrow).

In the interview, Justin reveals which actors he has or hasn't worked with yet, what kind of research went into his character, and the Aquaman pilot among things

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The CW's Official Description
Thrown into the Phantom Zone, a Kryptonian jail created by Jor-El, Clark finds himself without powers and surrounded by revenge-seeking criminals sent away by his father. Meanwhile, having taken over Lexs body, Zod keeps Lana captive with a demand to sire him an heir and begins his plans to turn Earth into a Krypton-like planet using the alien ships hard drive. After Lois and Marthas plane crashes near the Fortress of Solitude, Jor-El tells Martha how to kill Zod. Back at the Daily Planet, Chloe reunites with an old flame, Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore). John Glover also stars.

Source: The CW

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MSN news payed a visit to the Smallville set while they were filming A episode. there they had the oportunity to talk with actor Justin Hartley and Tom Welling

Welcome to Season 6 of the hit CW series "Smallville" and the bachelor pad of Oliver Queen, played by the boyishly dashing Justin Hartley ("Passions"). Oliver is the latest DC Comics character to visit Smallville and the young Clark Kent, future Superman, played by Tom Welling. Like Clark, Oliver has a secret: By night he darts into a secret compartment of his penthouse and suits up to become the Green Arrow, who, like Robin Hood, robs from the rich to give to the poor.

In the scene being filmed today (part of the sixth episode, "Reunion"), Oliver is giving a disbelieving Clark some nasty background about the Luthor family -- part of the reason Oliver has come to Smallville -- to persuade Clark to join forces to fight evil, forming the embryonic stage of the Justice League.

"I thought it was an act of kindness," Oliver says, relating a story about Lionel Luthor's sparing no expense to save the life of a schoolmate mortally wounded by his son, Lex. "Now that I'm older, I realize it was just an act. Lionel was trying to cover up what had happened between Duncan and Lex. Keep the stink off the Luthor name." As the story sinks in, Clark begins to realize the breadth of the evil of the Luthors -- including his onetime friend, Lex -- and he sees that he will need to step in as the past has come back to haunt Smallville.

Naturally, all of this leaves Clark somewhat tortured, which, of course, is part of the deep appeal of the series.

Life After High School

The premise of the series is brilliant: Focus on the young Clark Kent, wrestling with his powers, keeping an agonizing secret, even as he tries to fit in at high school -- where everyone is struggling.

In Season 6, Clark is a young man who has graduated high school and is beginning to take shape as the adult he will be, but the turmoil remains.

Unlike other series that sparkled while their characters were in high school, only to peter out after graduation day ("Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Beverly Hills 90210," "Gilmore Girls"), Welling believes "Smallville's" focus has allowed it to grow along with its young cast members.

"The show rarely focused on the actual academic school year," Welling says during a break between takes, in an interview conducted, fittingly, in the nearby set of the newsroom of The Daily Planet. "It's been about the human drama ... about trying to be normal. I think a lot of people can relate to that. There is no normal."

Welling says he's excited about this season's development of the Justice League and Clark's coming more to terms with his destiny. And he's looking forward to his second stint at directing (his debut aired in April 2006) episode 16 of the new season.

"It's wonderfully fulfilling," Welling says of directing. "I really enjoy it; I learned a lot more about the cast and crew." After being on the set for nearly five years, he says, "I met a lot of people here I never knew before."

Season 6 will also signal subtly that Clark is leaving boyhood behind: less plaid. His plaid jacket will rarely be seen as Clark's focus moves away from the family farm. But the royal blue and red T-shirts, which showcase Welling's fighting-trim form, remain. So how many royal-blue T-shirts does Welling reckon he's worn over the course of the show? The star lets out a hoot of laughter.

"Thousands, as opposed to hundreds, really," he says. He tells of going to the T-shirt wardrobe trailer, having spilled something on a shirt and needing a new one, and watching the wardrobe coordinator scrutinize "racks and racks" of seemingly identical blue shirts, finally selecting "this one perfect one."

So at least some choices Clark will face won't be agonizing.

Head Over to MSN news to read the rest

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Bow Wow (Fast and the Furious 3) who has shortened his name once again and is only going by 'BOW' now (seriously, it's on the call sheets) is in the 604 to shoot the latest episode of CW's hit series, Smallville.

Bow plays a dual character in the show and he's apparently only signed on for the one episode.

Bow will appear in the sixth episode of this season, "Reunion."

Season Six kicks off this Thursday.

Source: HNR

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FHM Magazine has a short article about the Smallville season six premiere The article features a picture of the the storyboards fight scene between Clark and “Zod”.

Caution! Spoiler Warning!
Smallville creators Al Gough said

“Clark makes it back from the Phantom Zone and he and Zod have a superfight”, says the show’s executive producer Al Gough…”It will be one of the top three fights we’ve ever done”.

thanks to DTS for the upload

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The CW has released a promo banner spotlighting their "Men of Thursdays."
The new promotional banner ad features Tom Welling (Clark Kent), Michael Rosenbaum (Lex Luthor), Justin Hartley (Oliver Queen) and the guys from Supernatural.

click here also to hear the radio Smallville/Supernatural radio ad

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It appears that Amber McDonald who was last seen playing "Eva" in the Aquaman pilot will be joining her Aquaman co-star Justin Hartley in the episode "Wither"

"Wither" airs on October 12.

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Smallville creators Alfred Gough and Miles Millar will be seen on the TV Guide Channel this weekend, appearing on the show Square Off. They'll be discussing Smallville and the Aquaman pilot.

In Others news E!online.com reveals that Smallville creators Al Gough and Miles Millar are in negotiations to write "Jungle Cruise," an adventure movie and "potential franchise" based on the Disneyland ride.

according to eonline.com.

Part of the article says:

"It will be up to Gough and Millar to craft a compelling narrative out of the ride to approach the success of the Pirate series, which stars Johnny Depp as the comical Captain Jack Sparrow.

The Jungle Cruise is one of 22 original rides built by Uncle Walt that wowed attendees when he opened his fabled theme park back in 1955"

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The CW Network has released 7 Images from Smallville's second episode "Sneeze",Justin Hartley who plays the character of Oliver Queen/The Green Arrow


One Two Three Four Five Six

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A NEW CW promotional ad claims
"Every triangle has three sides "

makes you wonder if Clark/Lois/Ollie will replaced Clark/Lana/Lex as the new love triangle in Smallville?

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VFXWorld.com has published an article taking an indepth look at the special effects of "Smallville", including an interview with Mat Beck from Entity FX studio.

Read the complete four page article/interview at the VFXWorld.com website.

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DVDactive has details of the U.S. (Region 1) version of the "Superman Ultimate Collector's Edition" DVD Box Set.

The 14-disc set, priced at $99.92, contains Superman Returns: Special Edition, Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut, Superman: The Movie Four Disc Special Edition, Superman II Two Disc Special Edition and Superman III and IV Deluxe Editions.

The set also offers 20 hours of extra content, including the documentaries You Will Believe: The Cinematic Saga of Superman and Look Up in the Sky! The Amazing Story of Superman and Returns director Bryan Singer's video journal.

The Ultimate box will be encased in a keepsake tin and includes a reproduction of the Superman comic book issue No. 7, a Superman overview booklet and a mail-in offer for five Superman theatrical movie posters.

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Alfred Gough talks what to expect about this upcoming season, about the highly anticipated arrival of Oliver Queen and about the most likely 7th season and the life of Smallville after that.

It doesn't look as if things are going to get any easier this year for young Clark Kent.

During the fifth season of TV's "Smallville, " Clark's adoptive dad, Jonathan, died. Clark also lost the love of his life, Lana Lang (Kristen Kreuk), pushing her away after deciding he could never tell her the truth about his alien origins and amazing powers. And his friendship with Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum) fractured completely, with Lex and Lana becoming a couple.

Season six, beginning Sept. 28 on The CW, will follow "the lonely road of a hero, basically, " says Alfred Gough, an executive producer who along with Miles Millar created the show about the Superman-to-be. "It's all going to come to bear on him this year."

First, though, Clark (Tom Welling) needs to bust out of the Phantom Zone, where he was imprisoned in the final moments of last season. The season opener will show what it's like inside the Phantom Zone, an other-dimensional prison for Kryptonian criminals created by Clark's biological father, Jor-El.

Clark will escape, of course, but he won't be the only one, Gough says. "Over the course of the season, they discover there are others who have gotten out that obviously have a bone to pick with Clark, since his father's the one who put them there."

At least Clark gets a new ally this season: Oliver Queen, aka Green Arrow. The character, played by Justin Hartley, will appear in seven episodes, Gough says, and develop a relationship with Lois Lane (Erica Durance).

"What's interesting about him is, like Batman, he has no superpowers. Obviously, he's an incredible archer, but it's all done sort of with gadgets and his own sort of wit."

Oliver soon discovers that Clark isn't exactly your average farm boy - which fits perfectly into Oliver's plans.

"You discover what he's really trying to do is find like-minded people with powers and sort of start a nascent Justice League, " Gough says.

Look for heroes from past seasons, including Aquaman, Flash and Cyborg, to show up as well.

Another figure from Superman mythology appears in the season opener. Aaron Ashmore plays aspiring Daily Planet photographer Jimmy Olsen, a recurring character who will provide a love interest for Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack).

"You have Lois with Oliver and Lana with Lex and Chloe with Jimmy, so Clark is definitely the odd man out, " Gough says.

Meanwhile, the gloves are off between Clark and Lex. "Clark's eyes are kind of opened to him. The days when he would give him the benefit of a doubt are gone."

Last year, "Smallville" moved from Wednesdays to Thursdays. Despite competition from such heavy-hitters as CBS' "Survivor, " the ratings for "Smallville" rose.

"We were more than surprised, " Gough says. "We were shocked and relieved."

This season, "Smallville" is on the same night but on a new network, The CW, which offers a mix of programs from the now-defunct WB and UPN. Gough says he was always confident "Smallville" would survive the transition to the new network.

When "Smallville" debuted on The WB in 2001, Clark was in high school and had a budding friendship with Lex. Now that Clark's in college and he and Lex have become the enemies they were destined to become, how much longer can the show go on?

"This year and, God willing, next, and then I think that's probably ultimately when we call it a day, " Gough says.

He's not saying season seven would be the end for sure.

"We never say never, " Gough says. But every story has an ending, he says, "this one in particular, and we certainly don't want to outlast our welcome."

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More interviews from the CW Launch Party keep coming out, this time TvGuide had the oportunity to talk with part of the Smallville cast who went to the launch of the CW and had posted in it's Smallville videos with interviews to Erica Durance, Kristin Kreuk, Aaron Ashmore and Justin Hartley.

To watch this interviews go to TvGuide.com

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Tom Weling was very briefly interviewed on E!News and he shared a big Smallville spoiler.

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The CW has released another promo image of Justin Hartley in costume as Green Arrow

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Alfred Gough (executive producer of Smallville) told TV Guide's Mike Ausiello

Al Gough on super breath:
"He gets super breath. It can blow holes through things. It's basically very powerful, concentrated breath. What happens is, when he comes back from the Phantom Zone and he has no powers, he catches a cold, and the cold manifests itself as super breath."

And regarding the show's "no tights, no flights" policy:

Gough says he's sticking to it for now, at least. Clark won't be flying this season but never say never. Zod flies a little bit, though."

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The CW has released a image from the Sept. 28 season premiere of Smallville.

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Alfred Gough executive producer of Smallville, told TV Guide's Mike Ausiello

"Episode 11, which is our second episode back in January, is going to be called "Justice," and it'll basically be our first look at the Justice League. We're gonna have Green Arrow, Cyborg, Flash and Aquaman, played by Alan Rickman, who is coming back. That's gonna be our first Justice League episode." And where exactly is Wonder Woman? "Ask Joel Silver," Gough grumbles. "He's the producer; he controls the movie rights. We'd do a whole Wonder Woman series if we had Wonder Woman, but Joss Whedon is writing the movie, so we can't have her." Damn, damn, damn!

Look for the episode to air in January or February 2007

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Entertainment Tonight, presented the "The CW Launch Of A New Network."
and showed an upcoming scene from the season premiere, "Zod", between Lana and Zod.

Thanks to the guys over at DTTW

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The TV.Guide channel had a preview of the upcoming CW fall line-up, Smallville was of course a part of this special.Tom Welling, Erica Durrance and Michael Rosenabaum are featured and discuss the upcoming season of Smallville
Thanks to the guys over at DTTW

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Alfred Gough executive producer of Smallville, told The Continuum that the show is going to make a big splash for its sixth season -- and first on The CW.

"We've got everything crossed we can possibly have crossed for the launch of Season 6 and the new CW network, " Gough told The Continuum. "I can honestly tell you that this will be our biggest season opener in Smallville history.

"You are going to see inside the Phantom Zone, you are going to see Zod, you are going to see Jimmy Olsen, as well as an incredible amount of action, spectacle, humor and, of course, heart."

Smallville actually makes its CW debut on Thursday with a repeat of "Vessel, " last season's finale. The sixth-season opener, "Zod, " will air on Thursday, Sept. 28.

The CW combines the old WB and UPN networks, and in some markets as large as Detroit, the series will be on a new channel.

"The show remains on Thursday at 8 p.m., and in most of the country -- 67 percent to be exact -- it will be on the same channel, " Gough said. "For everyone in markets where the network is switching, please consult the CW website for the local listing. Hopefully they've been blitzing the airwaves with the info...so please watch and tell all of your friends!"

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The September 25 issue of TV Guide magazine (hitting today) features a new scoop from Michael Ausiello that Tori Spelling (Beverly Hills 90210, So NoTORIous) will be making an appearance on Smallville this season.

Tori will be playing the Daily Planet's new gossip columnist. it seems that, according to Ausiello in TV Guide, Tori's character will have a secret super-power... the ability to turn herself into water.

look for Tori sometime in the mid-season of smallville

UPDATE

Mike Ausiello: Tori Spelling will be playing A BIG ROLE: "She'll be exposing the very big secrets that will be driving the second half of the season, Alfred Gough told Ausiello, "and I can't tell you any of them. Zero."

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Tom Welling’s brief appearance on “ET On MTV” this past weekend.

Thanks to the guys over at DTTW

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The CW has released the official episode description for the second episode called "Sneeze"

CLARK DEVELOPS A NEW SUPERPOWER -
Clark (Tom Welling) works hard to clean up the destruction done by Zod and develops what he thinks is his first cold. However, he soon discovers it is a new power - super breath! Lois (Erica Durance) lands a job at The Inquisitor, the local tabloid, and Lana (Kristin Kreuk) moves in with Lex (Michael Rosenbaum, who believes someone is following him, which quickly proves to be true after he is kidnapped. Allison Mack, John Glover and Annette O'Toole also star. Todd Slavkin & Darren Swimmer wrote the episode directed by Paul Shapiro

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The WB aired a new promo tonight for The CW's Thursday lineup with a mixture of Smallville and Supernatural clips. It features a few new scenes from the season premiere "Zod" and another look at Green Arrow in action

Thanks to the guys over at Dts for the video upload

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The sixth-season opener finds Clark imprisoned in the Phantom Zone, deprived of his powers. Meanwhile, Lex/Zod keeps Lana captive so she can sire him an heir; Lois and Martha crash near the Fortress of Solitude, where Jor-El tells Martha how to kill Zod; and Chloe reunites with Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore).
September 29, 2006

Source: Tvguide.com

"Zod" airs ACTUALLY on September 28 On the CW

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"Everyone's Hero" was Christopher Reeve's directing project at the time of his death in 2004, sees its wide-release across America tomorrow (September 15th).

Reeve is listed as Director of the film along with Colin Brady and Dan St. Piere. Reeve's late wife, Dana Reeve, provided the voice of character "Emily Irving" in the film and also acted as an Executive Producer before her own untimely death. Their son, Will Reeve, contributes the voice of "Big Kid" in the movie.

The Depression-era movie centers on a baseball-loving boy named Yankee Irving who, despite his best efforts, can't hit a ball. But much like Reeve's determination to overcome the spinal injury that left him a quadriplegic, the boy refuses to give up his dream of playing in the big leagues.

"Chris's focus was to make that movie in one way or another, and we pursued that no matter what," said producer Ron Tippe. "It meant a great deal to us to deliver his vision."

Christopher Reeve Foundation

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Warner Home Video has officially announced the release of Superman Returns on DVD,The film will be available to own in either single or double-disc editions.

Each will carry a 2.40:1 anamorphic widescreen transfer, along with an English Dolby Digital 5.1 track.

Apparently the single disc edition has no extra features,

For two-disc special edition The Special Features are:

* Requiem for Krypton: Making Superman Returns
* Secret Origins and First Issues: Crystallizing Superman
* The Crystal Method: Designing Superman
* An Affinity for Beachfront Property: Shooting Superman – Superman on the Farm
* An Affinity for Beachfront Property: Shooting Superman – Superman in the City
* An Affinity for Beachfront Property: Shooting Superman – Superman in Trouble
* The Joy of Lex: Menacing Superman
* Wrapping Superman
* Deleted Scenes (includes audio introduction from director Bryan Singer)
* Teaser Trailer
* Theatrical Trailer
* Electronic Arts Game Trailer

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Recently Soap Opera Digest had an interview with Justin Hartley aka Oliver Queen about his upcoming projects and of course his role in Smallville: The charming Green Arrow.

This is part of his interview:

Digest: How is SMALLVILLE going?
Hartley: It's going well. I'm going to try not to run this show into the ground. It's a finely tuned machine because they've been doing it for so long. I go to Canada and just follow the leader.

Digest: How many episodes have you filmed?
Hartley: I'm going back tomorrow to finish my third one. They get the character heavily involved in the story right away.

Digest: Did you do a lot of research for your role as Green Arrow?
Hartley: You know me, I don't really work that hard [laughs]. Of course I did! I read a bunch of comics and books. You can watch other actors that you admire that played superheroes. I was watching Michael Keaton and Christian Bale and their takes on Batman. It's interesting because that helps me with this character more than it did for Aquaman because Green Arrow is more like a Batman character. Also, I studied Clive Owen in Inside Man. He doesn't play a superhero, but this guy is a bad guy, and the whole movie, he's acting with sunglasses on, a hood and a mask up to his nose, so all you see is his forehead. The Green Arrow costume is a little bit concealing as far as the eyes go. A lot of times when you're acting, you use your eyes. When you're covered up, you can't do that. There are some times when you actually see my face on the show, so that's good [laughs]. It's not even me. It's a lie. I just feel bad about the Aquaman thing, so I just tell everybody I'm on SMALLVILLE.

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Yakuza Game Website has filmed and interviewed Michael Rosenbaum while he was recording the voice-over for Yakuza Video Game where he voices Akira Nishiki.
sadly no smallville news

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according to this week TV Guide Al Gough was qote as saying There’s not a lot of new information, although it is confirmed that “James Marster’s run as Brainiac is basically done,

according to Smallville Executive Producer
Al Gough "Once Zod was freed from the Phantom Zone, he wasn’t needed"

Thanks to dttw for the scan

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New Smallville Promo was shown last night

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The CW Network today release the Official Episode Description of the season 6 premiere of smallville

Episode 6.01: Zod
Airdate: September 28, 2006

CLARK IS TRAPPED IN THE PHANTOM ZONE WHILE ZOD TAKES OVER LEX’S BODY AND PLOTS TO DESTROY EARTH; JIMMY OLSEN JOINS THE DAILY PLANET — Thrown into the Phantom Zone, a Kryptonian jail created by Jor-El, Clark (Tom Welling) finds himself without powers and surrounded by revenge-seeking criminals sent away by his father. Meanwhile, having taken over Lex’s (Michael Rosenbaum) body, Zod keeps Lana (Kristin Kreuk) captive with a demand to sire him an heir and begins his plans to turn Earth into a Krypton-like planet using the alien ship’s hard drive. After Lois (Erica Durance) and Martha’s (Annette O’Toole) plane crashes near the Fortress of Solitude, Jor-El tells Martha how to kill Zod. Back at the Daily Planet, Chloe (Allison Mack) reunites with an old flame, Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore). John Glover also stars. Steven S. DeKnight wrote the episode directed by James Marshall

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Smallville’s creators Alfred Gough and Miles Millar The team who is know better for the creation of the show and for being the mind behind the script of movies such as Spiderman-2 & Shanghai Noon have submitted a script to the third part of The Mummy: The Mummy III starring by Breandan Fraser who has already signed for this third part.

No word on if Arnold Vosloo or Oded Fehr will return but a interview with co-star,
Rachel Weisz has stated "I know there's a new script but I haven't read it yet. Nothing's definite yet and
should the film be done, it's probably going to happen next summer. And if so, I would definitely like to
be in it".

The Mummy 3 will begin shooting early next year, shooting for a tentative Summer 2007 release.

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Next month, Batista will travel to Vancouver, Canada, for a few days to tape an episode for one of the new CW’s shows. It’s SmackDown, right? Guess again. The Animal will be a guest star on Smallville, a Superman-themed action series starring Tom Welling as Clark Kent. He’ll be taping episode nine of the new season, which premieres Thursday, Sept. 28, at 8 p.m. on the new CW. The network is also the new home of SmackDown, premiering Friday, Sept. 22, at 8 p.m. Stay tuned to WWE.com for more information on Batista’s stint on Smallville and the new CW.



UPDATE 9/13
According to prowrestling.com

The role Batista will be playing on the Smallville series is a villain from the Phantom Zone. He'll be in the ninth episode of this season, airing during the November sweeps week.

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8 New images of the cast have been released by the CW NETWORK


Cast Clark Lois Lex Lana Chloe OLSEN Oliver

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In this clip viewers see Clark struggeling with the decisions and choices from last season, and we see Lex and Lana moving forward with their futures.

To see this promo click here

thanks to dts for the clip

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Michael Rosenbaum is on the front cover of the current issue of News 4U Magazine (vol. 16, issue 9), a free monthly tri-state's entertainment magazine, features in its latest issue, an exclusive Q&A interview with Michael Rosenbaum.

Here are two excerpts from the interview :

"News4U : You’ve mentioned directing and writing in the future?
Rosenbaum : Yeah. I’m actually directing episode 15 this season. They just gave me the greenlight. It starts shooting after Christmas.

"News4U : Do you get to see many old friends when you visit Evansville?
Rosenbaum : Yeah, I see a lot of familiar faces--especially with the wiffle ball tournament. I also spend time with my family. I drive around Newburgh and go by my old house, go down by the Ohio River, take a nice walk and think back to when I was a kid growing up; remembering all the fun things I used to do. I have a great time. I think it’s a great city that’s prospered and grown tremendously over the last 25 years..."

Click here to read the interview

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Entertainment Tonight will present a special program entitled “"ET Presents The CW Launch Of A New Network," on Monday, September 18th & 19th at 9 pm ET.

“BIRTH OF A NETWORK? Hosted by "Entertainment Tonight's" Ryan Devlin and "One Tree Hill" star Hilarie Burton, this special focuses on the launch of the new CW Network. Featuring exclusive behind-the-scenes footage and interviews, the segments will highlight CW stars both on and off the set".

"The hosts will visit with Tyra Banks (""America's Next Top Model""), Tom Welling ("Smallville"), Lauren Graham ("Gilmore Girls"), Kristen Bell ("Veronica Mars"), Tracee Ellis Ross ("Girlfriends"), Donnie Wahlberg ("Runaway"), Chad Michael Murray ("One Tree Hill") Sophia Bush ("One Tree Hill"), among many others".

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TV Guide has posted their interviews with Allison Mack.In an interview conducted by Matt Webb Mitovich viewers get a sneak peek into what this season may hold for Chloe Sullivan.
click here to read the first part
click here to read the second part

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The latest issue of TV Guide magazine features a first look of Justin Hartley in costume as Green Arrow.

head over to kryptonsite
for a full scan of Green Arrow's costume

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Not only does Al Gough talk about "Smallville" Season 6 in the latest edition of Wizard magazine (issue #180, available now)but he's also conducted an audio interview with MediaGeekSpace.com.

As Smallville enters its sixth season, executive producers Al Gough and Miles Millar continue Clark Kent’s journey on the road to his ultimate destiny as Superman. Helping him get there in the show’s sixth season is future Green Arrow Oliver Queen (Justin Hartley), who wants Clark to join the early stages of the Justice League, whose other members include the Flash and Cyborg, both of whom Clark has previously encountered. In an exclusive audio interview, Gough offers tantalizing details regarding the show's new episodes.

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