The 200th episode of “Smallville” is upon us and will debut this week on Friday, October 15th. It’s only a couple days a way but if you can’t wait that long we’ve got something for you. We’ve found some photos from the big event, which feature Clark, Lois, and guest star James Marsters as Brainiac. What will these three be doing together at Smallville High? Find out…
The wait is almost over. The 10th and final season premiere of “Smallville” is upon us and a clip from the episode entitled “Lazarus” has been released as well as a few eye opening photos. First off, we have a video that features Cassidy Freeman as Tess Mercer, and a young clone giving her the lowdown on his creation and his fellow brethren. There’s also images of Lois Lane posted up on a wooden cross similar to the way Clark was in the series premiere 10 years ago (nostalgic much?). Check out the video and photos below…
Pa Kent is back! A few months ago it was announced that John Schneider would return for “Smallville’s” tenth and final season and now we’ve got the pictures to prove it. The CW (via Collider) have released several images from the September 24th premiere episode, “Lazarus,” that shows the father and son sharing an intimate moment. Check out the rest of the photos below…
Now that we’ve all gotten used to the fact that “Smallville” will be no more, it’s time to reveal the big bad for the final season. According to a report from THR, Darkseid is finally going after Clark Kent to the joy of fans everywhere. A lot of us were wondering if or when the villain would show up and it looks like he’s about to make his grand entrance…
Later this month countless TV, film, and of course comic stars will descend upon San Diego for its annual Comic-Con celebration. Within the following weeks the 2010 panels will be fully revealed with the latest addition being the long running CW series, “Smallville” and its star Tom Welling.
The heavens have heard our prayers because after 10 tedious seasons, “Smallville” will finally be over. According to the show’s star Tom Welling, who plays Superman in training Clark Kent, the series will end after next season. The actor was in attendance at a book release party for Jerry Weintraub’s “When I Stop Talking You’ll Know I’m Dead,” when he broke the big news.
