An audio interview with Smallville executive producer, Brian Peterson, a season ten wish list, and a Smallville writer and producer tweets “Sacrifice”, and Smallville is mentioned in a LA Times article this morning.

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”

4.  “Smallville” and “Tom Welling” are mentioned in a “LA Times” article this morning titled, “Christopher Nolan Takes Flight With Superman: We Have A Fantastic Story”. Read it here.

5.  Just a reminder that Kyle Gallner will be guest starring in CSI NY tonight on CBS at 10/9c.

John Schneider (Pa Kent) attended the “Steel City Con” this past weekend (February 27th & 28th) in Monroeville, Pennsylvania.

Check-out an interview with John during the event where he chats briefly about “Smallville”:

Also, some lucky fans posted pictures they took with John on their website “MillionairePlayboy” – you can see it here.

I would love to see James Marsters return to Smallville before the show wraps up. I’ve been a fan of his since “Buffy The Vampire Slayer”, and enjoyed his portrayal of Brainiac/Milton Fine. The show definitely has left it open for him to return.

With that being said, James recently chatted with “Poptimal.com” and very briefly mentioned Smallville and Tom Welling:

On Smallville:
Definitely would love to return to Smallville. James had nothing but great things to say about the cast of Smallville, as well as Tom Welling, the resident Superman.

Read his full Q&A at “Poptimal” here.

There is a brief interview with actor Wesley MacInnes, who played “Icicle” in Smallville’s Absolute Justice on “Starry Constellation Magazine”.

In his interview he talks about playing a villain, why he wanted to be a part of the show, the cast chemistry on and off the set, and more. You can read it here.

Thanks to “Starry Constellation Magazine” for the heads up!

Allison Mack dishes about tonight’s episode “Warrior”, her character’s relationship with both Clark and Oliver, playing a darker Chloe, the upcoming fight between Chloe and Tess (Cassidy Freeman), and much more.

Read Allison’s interview with Jenna Busch at “Newsarama” here.

TV Guide’s Natalie Abrams posted her interview with Allison Mack this evening where Allison dishes on sparks between Oliver (Justin Hartley) and Chloe developing in the coming episodes, but it’s a bond unlike what we’ve seen between Clark (Tom Welling) and Lois (Erica Durance).  Very interesting indeed. Can’t wait to see what that’s about, LOL.

Allison also chats about directing 9.13 “Warrior”, which coincidentally is her second time directing an episode 13 (8.13 “Power”). “Warrior” airs tomorrow night at 8/7c.

Read all about it and lots more at “TV Guide” here.

I’m so delayed posting news today peeps – very, very busy day for me today. Just a few “Smallville News Bytes”:

Damian Holbrook with TV Guide interviewed the lovely Allison Mack earlier this afternoon -read a snippet where Allison talks about her favorite “Smallville Moment”:

Do you have a favorite Smallville moment?
Yes! The other day, actually, it was Justin’s birthday and we had a cake for him. So I went down to the set, it’s pouring down rain and we have these things called “fly swatters” that shield us from rain when we’re filming outside, but they also basically collect a lot of rain on top. Every now and then you have to dump all of that excess rain and there’s this huge splash of water. We were filming outside, so we had these fly swatters set up and they were filled with water, and as we were singing “Happy Birthday,” one of the crewmembers decided to empty the fly swatter…not knowing I was standing right under it. Before anyone could say anything I was covered in about a gallon of freezing cold rainwater and I just looked at Justin and went (in a little singing voice) “happy birthday to you.” [Laughs] I had to completely redo my hair and makeup, I was wet to the bone, but everyone applauded and it ended being this great moment in Smallville history.

** Read Allison’s full interview at “TV Guide” here.

There is an article on “The Hollywood Reporter” listing the status of endangered shows – Smallville is on this list. Read the blurb below:

“Smallville” & “Supernatural” — The nine-year-old “Smallville” contains an alarming lack of texting debutantes so naturally the CW dumped it on Fridays. Like Krypton crystal thrown into the snow, it bloomed in the wasteland and gave The CW a reliable performer on TV’s toughest night. “Supernatural” made a solid companion for “Vampire Diaries.” Both: 85%

** See what other shows made the list here.

And finally, congratulations to Allison Mack for winning E! Online’s CW Awards for “Best Lead Actress”. See the full list of winners here.

Okay folks, the lovely Allison Mack (Chloe) has a few interviews lined up this afternoon, so if you have questions for her, tweet those quickly to:

• Damian Holbrook – TV Guide
• Natalie Abrams – TV Guide
  
• Jenna Busch

Erica Durance (Lois Lane) chatted with “TV.com” about “Clois”, “Absolute Justice” and more recently – read a snippet below of Erica discussing Lois’ role in “Absolute Justice”:

The Justice Society of America is coming to Smallville, so to speak. What will be your role in this two-hour special?
Durance: You will see Lois running a parallel story with Clark. Clark has a first-hand meeting with these individuals. Lois goes off on her own to investigate, and finds herself introduced to Dr. Fate. She has a run-in with him, and he gives her interesting insight into her future.

Read Erica’s full interview at “TV.com” here.

Geoff Johns definitely made his round of interviews – busy guy!

“Comic Book Resources” caught up with Johns to chat about how he brought his considerable knowledge of the Justice Society of America to bear in the form of co-starring heroes Hawkman, Stargirl and Doctor Fate.

Read Johns’ interview at “Comic Book Resources” here.