Smallville: Exclusive Interview with Erica Durance

In this exclusive audio interview, actress Erica Durance discusses season nine of Smallville, the evolving relationship between Lois and Clark and her feelings about the show delving even deeper into the mythology of the Man of Steel.

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Smallville: Michael Shanks on “Absolute Justice, Part 4″

In the final installment of SciFi Media Zone’s exclusive audio interview with actor Michael Shanks, he shares his feelings of becoming a part of the Superman mythology as well as the physical rigors involved in his portraying Hawkman.

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Smallville: Michael Shanks on “Absolute Justice, Part 3″

In the third of our exclusive four-part interview with actor Michael Shanks, he continues his discussion of this Friday’s two-hour Smallville event, Absolute Justice. This time out he talks in more detail about the character of Hawkman as well as Hawkman’s impact on Clark Kent as well as Clark’s on him.

Look for the final part of this interview on Thursday.

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Smallville: Exclusive Interview – Michael Shanks on “Absolute Justice, Part II”

In the second of our four-part conversation with Michael Shanks, he discusses Smallville’s moving away from teen angst and more into the Superman mythology, as well as what it was like to work with Tom Welling, who directed the second hour of the episode; among other things.

NOTE: Look for part three of this interview on Wednesday

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Smallville – Michael Shanks Audio Interview on “Absolute Justice, Part 1″

In its ninth season, Smallville has done an impressive job of rebounding creatively, with the show more fully embracing the Superman legacy. This Friday night, February 5th, the CW will present the two-hour “movie” event, Absolute Justice, in whick Clark encounters members of the Justice Society of America. Among those heroes is Carter Hall/Hawkman, portrayed by Stargate’s Michael Shanks. In the first part of a four-part conversation, the actor discusses his appearance on the show.

Look for part two on Tuesday.

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The Vampire Diaries: Bloodlines Promo

New episodes of The Vampire Diaries return to the CW beginning on January 21, 2010, and the network has begun airing promos for episode 11, “Bloodlines.”

Plus there’s a promo heralding that “a new chapter begins” when the show returns, which looks intriguing as hell.

The Vampire Diaries: Week in Review

MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2009
Executive producer Julie Plec let it be known that Being Erica actor Dillon Casey will be appearing on the show when it returns in January with new episodes. He’ll be playing Noah, who apparently develops an unhealthy obsessions with Elena.

TUESDAY DECEMBER 8, 2009
The bite was put on the 2nd Annual Golden Globes Party Saluting Young Hollywood in Los Angeles. Appearing at the event from The Vampire Diaries was Nina Dobrev, Ian Somerhalder, Katerina Graham, Kayla Ewell and Candice Accola.

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 9, 2009
CAST MEMBERS ANSWER FAN QUESTIONS

Watchtower Speaks: Audio Interview with Smallville’s Allison Mack

This season on Smallville, Allison Mack’s Chloe Sullivan is taking on a more prominent role than ever as “Watchtower,” who will ultimately play an integral role in bringing the fledgling Justice League together. In this interview with the actress, conducted at Comic-Con, she discusses her role as Chloe and, in turn, Chloe’s role in bridging the mythos between Smallville and Superman.

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Smallville Video Clip: “Pandora”

The CW has released a new clip from this Friday’s “Pandora” episode of Smallville. Although taking place in Lois’ dreams, it suggests she’s having a vision of the future in which earth’s sun has been turned red. The implication is that while Clark would be made powerless in such a situation, the Kandorians would obtain their powers.

As fans of this much-improved season will know, the Kandorians are clones of the originals and were sent to earth so that the race would survive, but they were genetically encoded NOT to have the powers they would normally have under a yellow sun. Presumably somebody figures out that the opposite would be true if the sun blazed red.

Look for the cool visual of Clark’s shirt with the “S” emblem empaled on a post — straight out of Superman’s battle with Doomsday (not suggesting this has ANYTHING to do with Doomsday). One question, though: why does Lois refer to “The Blur” as the “Red and Blue Blur”?

Smallville: Justice Society Movie Delayed

There’s been a lot of excitement building regrarding the appearance of the Justice Society (in the form of Hawkman, Doctor Fate and Stargirl) on Smallville, but it’s going to take a little longer before we get to see it.

The two-part episode — which, as previously reported, will air as a single two-hour movie event, has been postponed until February 5th. The script for this meeting between the Justice Society and the formative Justice League is, of course, written by Geoff Johns. The first hour is directed by Glen Winter and the second by Tom Welling.

Introducing Voices From Krypton: The Magazine,
a publication devoted to superheroes on film and TV.

Featured in our premiere issue:
MERCY REEF• Behind the Scenes on the “Aquaman” TV Pilot* Exclusive interviews with creators Alfred Gough and Miles Millar, and director Greg Beeman
• A conversation with actor Justin Hartley, who played Aquaman before becoming Green Arrow on Smallville
• Never before published behind the scenes photos

JUSTICE LEAGUE: THE ANIMATED SERIES
• The making of all 52 episodes before the show became Justice League Unlimited
• Go behind the scenes on each episode with producers Bruce Timm, James Tucker, Dwayne McDuffie and others
• An interview with voice director Andrea Romano
• Exclusive interviews with the voice cast, including George Newbern (Superman) and Kevin Conroy (Batman)
• Previously unpublished behind the scenes images

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