According to Cinematical, Laura Vandervoort will be joining the cast of Smallville next season as Kara, also known as — well, we can’t call her that name if we can’t call Clark that name. Smallville‘s co-creator, Al Gough, says of Ms. Vandervoort in People: "She’s a combination of beauty, intelligence, a certain warmth, and great…
"Pauline" Kahn, a.k.a. Carrie Fisher, is no longer editor of The Daily Planet. Oh, Pauline, we hardly knew ye. She’s being replaced on the Smallville series by Hidden Palms / The O.C.‘s Michael Cassidy. According to TV Guide.com, Cassidy will appear in at least six episodes and will be the next love interest of Lois…
Well, it turns out Clark Kent won’t be the first flying Kryptonian to inhabit the Smallville teevee series. According to TV Guide, the show’s producers are casting about to fill the role of Kara, who will appear in about half of this coming season’s shows. They hope to show the new actress off at the…
Via Variety: The CW has officially greenlit three dramas and two unscripted magazine shows — but there’s still no final word on the fate of Veronica Mars. Definitely gone: All of Us, the Will Smith-produced laffer that ran for three seasons on UPN and the CW. Returning shows snagging official pickups: Laffers Girlfriends and The…
If you saw last night’s episode of Smallville – even on TiVo – you probably noticed a vaguely animated "comic book" story starring their version of the Justice League (Green Arrow, Aquaman, Cyborg, and a Flash), as opposed to, say, DC’s version or the version they’re trying to bring to the big screen in a…
A couple months ago we reported Michael Rosenbaum’s confirmation that the next season of Smallville will be his last. Now in an interview with JewReview’s Shmuel Reuven, Rosenbaum reveals more news of the show and talks about his character. “It’s a great year, the ratings are consistently high,” Rosenbaum notes. “Our show’s ratings are just…
Even though some of us think that superhero stories would be swellerific if only it weren’t for those bad guys, that notion flies out the window when a villain — or a villain to be — is given such a consistently nuanced and rich portrayal. The actor who does that for Lex Luthor on Smallville…
Smallville viewers should note that the April 12 episode will feature yet another inspired bit of stunt-casting, as Lynda Carter will appear as the mother of Daily Planet reporter Chloe Sullivan. I’m begging for Clark not to fall for Moira Sullivan; that would be all ooky.
