An audio interview with Smallville executive producer, Brian Peterson, a season ten wish list, and a Smallville writer and producer tweets “Sacrifice”.

1.  Check-out an audio interview at “EarthsMightiest.com” by Smallville executive producer, Brian Peterson which was conducted shortly before “Absolute Justice” aired on February 5th.

In the interview, Peterson discusses how this season embraces the Superman mythology, Absolute Justice, bringing back past Smallville cast/characters, introducing Amanda Waller & Checkmate, and finally when we will likely see the Superman costume.

Listen to Peterson’s audio interview here.

2.  “IGN” has a list of what they would like to see in Smallville next season – read it here.

3.  Smallville writer and producer, Al Septien briefly tweets about episode 20, “Sacrifice” this morning:

“Buenos Dias. a shout out to director Kevin Fair (ODYSSEY, TURBULENCE, ROULETTE, ESCAPE, etc) as he begins work today on SACRIFICE”

A new article on “CrunchGear.com” is stating that Smallville MUST not be allowed to break Stargate SG-1’s world record:

We MUST stop this. Somehow Smallville must be canceled before it surpasses Stargate SG-1 and becomes the longest running Sci-fi show in North America’s history.

Read the full article here.

I added 8-more LQ season eight promo pictures of the lovely Smallville ladies to the gallery. There are two different frame versions, so be sure to check it out under “Episode Promo Photos”.

Thanks to “Mundo Smallville” for the images!

The new “Tron Legacy” trailer was released, and it looks awesome! Serinda Swan (Zatanna), plays Siren, a temptress inside the computer world, where she spilled to “Screen Rant” last year that there are actually lights sewn in her wardrobe.

If I’m not mistaken, there is a quick clip of Serinda in white at mark 1:36 in the trailer. Check it out and sound off your opinion in the comment section.

* Update: An article on Gateworld regarding Smallville’s season 10 renewal, and a couple of tweets from Smallville writer and producer, Al Septien:

1.  Gateworld has an article titled “Smallville will break Stargate SG-1’s world record”. Here’s a snippet:

Its crowning achievement in the award category, however, may be the Guinness World Record it holds. In 2007, SG-1 overtook The X-Files under the category of Longest Consecutive Running Sci-Fi TV Show.

Unfortunately for SG-1, records are made to be broken. In just over one year, The CW network series Smallville will do just that. The young Superman series has been handed the greenlight for production of a tenth season.

Read the full article here.

2.  Smallville producer and writer, Al Septien tweeted last night:

It’s almost 11:30 PST. After 14 hours of “Sacrifice” and “Salvation”, Turi and I are calling it a night. Manana!

Just in case you’re wondering, Septien is referring to episode’s 9.20 “Sacrifice” and 9.22 “Salvation”, the season finale!

3.  Al Septien also tweeted earlier today that he, along with Turi Meyer (Smallville writer, director & co-executive producer) and Callum Blue (Zod), will be included in the commentary for the episode, “Kandor” in the season nine DVD-set, due out sometime in August or September this year.

Matt Mitovich with Fancast has some scoopage on my favorite Martian:

How psyched are you that ‘Smallville‘ got a Season 10?! – Floruru via Twitter
Very. I mean, that’s a whole extra year of sifting through “When will Clark fly?” questions. Yay, me!

Can you give us a hint about Martian Manhunter’s role in the ‘Smallville’ episode “Checkmate”? – Tombstone25
I do love talking about he who shares my monogram. I’ve learned that MM is more enmeshed in the Checkmate mystery than any of us may have suspected, and that makes Clark suspicious as heck. I’m also hearing – and this part gives me gooseflesh – that Martian Manhunter and Amanda Waller have a face-off that potentially won’t end well for the spaceman. Hopefully, the big guy’s got a trick or two up his purple sleeve…?

SOURCE: Fancast

The latest Smallville scoopage from Kristin with E! Online:

James from Atlanta: Have you heard if we finally get Lois for all 22 episodes of Smallville season 10?
Details of Erica Durance’s contact for next season are still up in the air, but I have it on good authority that we will “probably” see Lois “more than usual” on Smallville next year.

Hamilton in Brentwood, Tenn.: Is this Chloe’s last season on Smallville?
All I can tell you is that there is no deal yet for Allison Mack to return to Smallville next year. That could change at any time, but nothing so far…

Ruth in Boise, Idaho: Is it true Gil Bellows is coming to Smallville? I loved him on Ally McBeal!
Yes, he is, and he is still evil (though not because of a brain tumor this time–sigh, remember those days?!). He’s playing Maxwell Lord for two episodes this season, per my sources. Hey, maybe he can go replace Rob Lowe on Brothers & Sisters and be Calista’s new squeeze?

SOURCE: E! Online

A Smallville writer and producer has joined Twitter, new casting info for the Tom Welling produced pilot, “Hellcats”, and an article on Cinema Blend regarding sci-fi genre shows, with a mention of “Smallville”. Read below:

1.  Smallville writer and producer, Al Septien has now joined Twitter-land! You can follow him here.

2.  The CW pilot, “Hellcats”, produced by “Tom Welling Productions” has now cast their lead actress. Read below (thanks to “SpoilerTV“):

HELLCATS (The CW) – Aly Michalka (“Phil of the Future”) and Gail O’Grady (“Desperate Housewives”) are the first to be cast in the presentation, a drama set in the world of competitive college cheerleading. The former will play Marty Berger (“wicked smart, an acerbic outsider”), a student at Memphis’ Lancer University who’s forced to try out for the Hellcats – the college’s competitive cheerleading team – after she loses her scholarship. O’Grady will play her mother Wanda who tends bar at a rathskeller type snack bar on campus that serves food and drinks. Kevin Murphy penned the hour, which comes from CBS Television Studios, Tom Welling Productions and Warner Bros. Television.

3. Check out an article on “Cinema Blend”, where the author talks about sci-fi shows showing a surprising level of success with the recent renewals of “Smallville”, as well as “Fringe”, “Supernatural” and “Vampire Diaries”. Here’s an snippet of that article:

The CW is so impressed with Smallville’s performance on Fridays, where it actually managed to grow its audience and hold onto them, that it’s been talking about changing the focus of the entire network.

Read the full article on”Cinema Blend” here.

I just added twelve new HQ “Escape” promo pictures to the gallery featuring Clark (Tom Welling) Lois (Erica Durance), Oliver (Justin Hartley), Chloe (Allison Mack), and Siobhan McDougal, aka Silver Banshee, played by Odessa Rae. “Escape” airs on Friday, April 2nd at 8/7c.

Thanks to “OSCK” for the images!

Smallville alum, Kyle Gallner will be guest starring in this week’s episode of “CSI New York”, titled “Pot of Gold”. According to his IMDb page, he has a recurring role on the show, having appeared as Reed Garret for several episodes since 2006. Catch it this Wednesday on CBS at 10/9c.

Kyle can also be seen in the reboot of “A Nightmare on Elm Street”, in theaters on April 30th.

Hopefully we’ll get to see Kyle reprise his role on “Smallville” as Impulse/Bart Allen in season ten!

SOURCE: TV.com