Bleeding Cool has delivered some exciting news for Smallville fans. After going off the air, ending their ten year run on the CW last year, it looks like story writer Brian Q. Miller of the show is looking to resurrect the story of Superboy turned Superman. According to rumors, and let’s hope this comes to fruition, Miller is working on a Smallville season 11 in the form of the prose book that will reportedly pick up where we left off with Clark (Tom Welling), Chloe (Allison Mack), Lois (Erica Durance), Oliver (Justin Hartley), Lex (Michael Rosenbaum), Tess (Cassidy Freeman), and the rest of the gang. After some of the Smallville…

The TV landscape has been hit-or-miss lately, and not just in the storytelling department. There have been horrible star exits, delayed show plots, the loss of television institutions, seasons of popular shows that fizzled and exploitation-for-entertainment, creating a truly uneven and disappointing TV season. TVLine chronicles the lackluster parts of this TV season in their countdown of “TV’s 20 Biggest Disappointments of 2011.” Some major disappointments include the axing of “All My Children” and “One Life to Live,” disgusting and horrific shows such as “Toddlers and Tiaras,” the not-too-great finales of “The Killing,” “Desperate Housewives” and “Smallville” and, of course, the worst thing that happened to television this year–the unleashing…

Smallville show runners Brian Peterson and Kelly Souders have both been added to the ranks of CW’s latest sci-fi series The Secret Circle. It looks like the network just gave fans another reason to watch. Peterson and Souders are the duo who helped breathe new life into the stagnate superboy series back in 2008, making the last couple of years of the long running show what it once was in the ratings. The Smallville alums will join the series with Kevin Williamson, The Secret Circles executive producer who recently told fans – “if you like The Vampire Diaries, this is a show you will enjoy just as well, [but] they’re…

TV Line recently caught up with Smallville star Erica Durance, aka Lois Lane of the super boy series. Since the show’s sad ending last summer, Durance has been keeping herself busy with numerous roles, with one of her latest gigs as a guest star in the upcoming freshman series Charlie’s Angels. Talking about her character with the news outlet, the actress is scheduled to appear as a CIA Operative Samantha Masters, who is described as no holds barred kind of lady. There is a softer side to Masters though, apparently she had a prior love connection with Charlie’s liaison, Bosley. The two will reportedly come face to face once again,…

‘Smallville’ star Cassidy Freeman, who played Tess Mercer in two seasons of the CW’s Superboy Saga, has been cast in NBC’s The Playboy Club’. Joining series regulars Randy Steinmeyer, Eddie Cibrian and David Krumholtz, Freeman will play “a Chicago socialite who begins a for-show-only relationship with Nick Dalton,” per TV Line. Freeman seems to have a penchant for playing villainous characters, making this role right up her alley. The actress, who is also part of the pilot series Longmire, will show up in the third episode of ‘The Playboy Club’ which premieres on NBC September 19th at 10pm est. Get the full official synopsis from NBC below. “Step inside the…

With Summit Entertainment moving forward with its film adaptation of the young adult book series “Homelanders”, “Smallville” showrunners Alfred Gough and Miles Millar are currently in negotiations to make their directorial debut with the project, Collider is reporting. Screenwriter Miles Chapman is on board to pen the project, and Gough and Milar will also help him with the script. Summit is planning on including a sci-fi element in the movie’s story. The books, which were written by Andrew Klavan, have a ‘Bourne Identity’-thriller element. The story follows Charlie West, a high school student who awakens tied to a chair next to blood-stained instruments. He has no recollection of why or…

Entertainment Weekly is reporting the shocking “Smallville” news that former “Smallville” actor Sam Jones III is being taken to federal prison. According to the article, Jones was taken into custody for conspiring to sell more than 10,000 pills of oxycodone, a painkiller. Jones’ Canoga, California home was raided in 2009 after police learned he was in connection to a prescription drug ring, and in December, he was found guilty, having been confirmed as the “Hollywood connection” the police was looking for. He was initially faced with up to 20 years of prison, and will also have to face three years of probation after his sentence is completed. Jones played Clark…

‘Smallville’ executive producers Brian Peterson and Kelly Souders are standing by their decision to stay true to their “No Tights, No Flight” philosophy during the May 13, 2011 series finale, The Hollywood Reporter is confirming. The two continue to maintain that the hit CW sci-fi drama, which chronicled Clark Kent’s life before he became Superman for 10 seasons, wasn’t about showing lead actor Tom Welling in the full famous Superman suit. Souders told The Hollywood Reporter that she and Peterson are happy that ‘Smallville’ fans are still debating whether or not Welling wore the entire suit once Clark became Superman. The final episode featured the actor in the top-half of…

Former ‘Smallville’ star Kristin Kreuk is defending herself after the show’s fans criticized her for saying she doesn’t think her character, Lana Lang, should return for the show’s upcoming series finale, www.tvline.com is reporting. Kreuk said that she doesn’t believe “there was ever a real offer for me to come back,” even though former co-stars Michael Rosenbaum and Allison Mack are reprising their roles of Lex and Chloe. Kreuk added that if she did want to return for the finale, ‘Smallville’s showrunners Kelly Souders and Brian Peterson “would find a way to fit me in.”  However, the actress added that she doesn’t think she should return just because the series…

Michael Rosenbaum has finally put the rumors about whether or not he will be returning to ‘Smallville’ for its series finale to rest. After nearly a year of speculation, the actor has confirmed that he will reprise his role of Superman villain Lex Luthor in the hit show’s final episode, airing May 13, 2011, tvline.com is reporting. Rosenbaum said that he’s “delighted to return for the series finale. I’m simply doing it for all of the fans out there who made ‘Smallville’ the great success it is.” He added that he appreciates the fans’ passion and relentlessness. Rosenbaum also admitted that he’s looking forward to heading back to the show’s…