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Smallville Summer Hiatus Thread III (Spoilers)

One thing I'm not quite sure about is, even though Tess is dead Freeman is supposed to come back in some capacity, right? Otherwise there's only going to be a three person cast.
 
One thing I'm not quite sure about is, even though Tess is dead Freeman is supposed to come back in some capacity, right? Otherwise there's only going to be a three person cast.

I am sure we'll probably get at least one new cast member.

Also, lets not forget that people tend not to stay dead for long on this show.
 
As far as the cast goes, I'd add Phil Morris but then this is the CW and he's not young or muscular enough to get a regular gig.
 
I'm still pissed they didn't bring him back as Miles Dyson on Terminator after showing a still of Phil as Dyson in one of the earliest episodes of Sarah Connor.

Tom wants Lex Back?

Doesn't he have a personal relationship with Michael?

Which would mean that he could pressure his friend, or know exactly how adamant his friend is that he's not coming back... Gods? Tommy didn't mean recasting did he?

I personally assumed that Tess was Lex for the longest while.

The scene in the beginning where she's almost brought to tears '"sighing" over Lex's desk in the library, OH! Got it. He fucked her on that desk. Why would I possibly think that Lex had a brain transplant into a woman and then and there it was he who was commiserating over his former seat of power, his thrown even, when it was just plain ordinary Tess Mercer making sure that she didn't leave an ass impression on the vinear from being rooted quite well by Lex Luthor there atop some years before?

Would such an ass impression, if found, mean that she wanted to keep, bronze or burn the desk?

And anyways short of some sort of Cinderella fitting ceremony how could she be sure that it was her ass that indented the finish?
 
Cassidy has resigned...as I pointed out in an earlier post someone suggested to me an alternate possibility that she could serve as a host for Granny Goodness while she's on Earth. Personally though I still think she will be made into a Female Fury.
 
^ LOL I'm glad I'm not the only one who got that vibe. I think we'll get news of Granny's casting next month with maybe one or two minor additions. Since this is the final season I'd love for them to introduce Hal Jordan and Diana Prince (although there is still that Wonder Woman embargo not sure why) and the series finale to be two hours long (this is just my personal preference I suspect it will be one hour)
 
I think they need to bring KK back and fix what happened to Lana...I may be in the minority on that. ;)


I think you might be right on that.

:p


I hope you feel better, Jet. Stay in touch.

:lol: I feel pretty awful still...my throat hurts...the meds got the swelling down...but I still need my tonsils out. :(

I don't know if this has been posted...didn't see it.

http://www.tvauscast.com/2010/05/20/cw-official-upfront-media-release/
FRIDAY

8:00-9:00 P.M. “SMALLVILLE”

Entering its explosive tenth and final season, SMALLVILLE culminates in the epic rise of the world’s ultimate hero – Superman. Finally working alongside the intrepid Lois Lane at the Daily Planet, Clark Kent had accepted his destiny as the guardian of Metropolis when General Zod arrived, challenging Clark’s authority and power. Just when the romance between Clark and Lois began to bloom, Clark was called into duty by the legendary Justice Society and his own burgeoning league of heroes to fight the gathering dark forces. As season nine drew to a close, Clark sacrificed himself to save the world from Zod. Season ten promises the classic reuniting of the timeless romance between Clark and Lois, and brings Clark face-to-face with his destiny as he overcomes his final trials and forges the iconic identity that will be known for all time. The series stars Tom Welling as Clark Kent, Erica Durance as Lois Lane, Justin Hartley as Oliver Queen and Cassidy Freeman as Tess Mercer. SMALLVILLE was developed for television by Alfred Gough & Miles Millar (“Shanghai Noon,” “The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor”), based on the DC Comics characters. Kelly Souders & Brian Peterson serve as executive producers, along with James Marshall, Mike Tollin, Brian Robbins, Joe Davola and Tom Welling. The series is produced by Tollin/Robbins Productions, Millar/Gough Ink and Warner Bros. Television. SUPERMAN was created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster.
CW Official Description of S10.

:borg:
 
No one who has SEEN Smallville who is telling the truth could write the above.

If as they have always claimed, as many people have claimed about many shows, that they could make a better show if the powers that be didn't keep them so under heal... But now, because no matter what they do, it's still dole queues and breadlines for everyone after season 10, jimmny crickets, they might as well do a good job for once?

DS9 was mostly episodic, but they had a 14 hour final episode if you tacked all the episodes together.

Is that too much to ask for?

if you're given a Genie and told to make a wish, you don't ask for a sandwhich.

Oh.

After watching a season of Aquaman on Blue Moutain State... It's amazing how they under utilized this guy considering what he seems to be capable of as a drunk moron. O, and Blue Mountain State also proved that Sam Jones III might just be worth more alive, than as a pelt.
 
The blurb just seems to be a very (short) generic summary of next season. It doesn't go into any details other than "Lois and Clark will continue their romance" and "Clark will do more hero things."

Yeah, no shit. :p

I wouldn't put much stock into it. The majority of it was written recapping this past season. It was just written so something could be written.
 
Probably just one of those generic show summaries they use to try to interest new people to watch their show or remind people who have the show what's been happening to promote it.
 
Oh, it's that insincere business talk they use on the Apprentice (et all: All Life, re: lawyers and real estate agents.) and infomercials where spokes people claim to be happy and proud to endorse any given product. That's as plain as the nose on a Bulgarian pinups face, I'm just amazed that such a load of codswallop got rubberstamped by some one upstairs.... Becuase it means that those in power have stopped caring.

I can't beleive they wasted Linda Carter like that and didn't hold up for hope that they'd be able to swing Wonder Woman at some point eventually.
 
The blurb just seems to be a very (short) generic summary of next season. It doesn't go into any details other than "Lois and Clark will continue their romance" and "Clark will do more hero things."

Yeah, no shit. :p

I wouldn't put much stock into it. The majority of it was written recapping this past season. It was just written so something could be written.




Not only that, but they're still billing Cassidy as 'Tess Mercer' and it seems pretty clear that Tess is dead and that her body is going to transform into something else. So yeah, I'm not putting much stock in this blurb either.

Hopefully we'll get something solid before Comic-Con, though.
 
^ I'll believe that Tess is dead when they officially declare it on the show. After all, Lana, Chloe, Lex, and Clark all died on the show (Lex and Chloe, multiple times) only to be resurrected.
 
The blurb is what it is...I wouldn't be surprised if the granny has nothing to do with S10 and Tess dying is retconned. S'ville does it all the time.
 
Another weird theory.

Granny is Lana.

She was waiting for tess to die so that she could rip out that av equipment installed in her face so as to track down maybe even a still living Lex Luthor.
 
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