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by David Lane Posted:July 7th, 2010 at 4:11 pm
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With Smallville entering its 10th and final season, we’ve just been sent a press release which confirms the show will be at Comic-Con Sunday, July 25. Also, while Tom Welling only made his first Comic-Con appearnace last year, he must have enjoyed his stay in San Diego as he’s attending along with showrunners Kelly Souders and Brian Peterson, as well as series regulars Erica Durance, Cassidy Freeman and Justin Hartley.
The panel is Sunday at 10:00–11:00 a.m. in Ballroom 20 and it’ll feature an exclusive sneak peek at clips from the final season’s premiere episode and the panel will answer fans’ questions. Writer/producer Geoff Johns (chief creative officer at DC Entertainment) will moderate. Hit the jump for the full press release:
TOM WELLING AND “SMALLVILLE” CAST AND PRODUCERS RETURN TO COMIC-CON IN ADVANCE OF THE SHOW’S 10TH AND FINAL SEASON
Long-Running Hit Series Makes its Last Con Appearance on Sunday, July 25
BURBANK, Calif. (July 7, 2010) – Calling all “Smallville” fans – from Metropolis to San Diego! Series star/executive producer Tom Welling with the cast and producers of “Smallville” return to Comic-Con International: San Diego on Sunday, July 25, to celebrate the show’s 10th and final season as well as its final appearance at the world’s greatest pop culture convention.
Making his second appearance at Comic-Con, Welling will join showrunners Kelly Souders and Brian Peterson, as well as series stars Erica Durance, Cassidy Freeman and Justin Hartley, for the show’s panel session on Sunday at 10:00–11:00 a.m. in Ballroom 20 of the San Diego Convention Center. Featuring an exclusive sneak peek at clips from the final season’s premiere episode, the panel will answer fans’ questions and provide a look at what lies ahead on the acclaimed super hero series. Acclaimed writer/producer Geoff Johns (“Smallville,” chief creative officer at DC Entertainment) will moderate.
“Smallville” returns on Friday nights this fall, airing at 8/7c on The CW: The series premieres on September 24. In advance of the final season, Warner Home Video will release “Smallville: The Complete Ninth Season” on Blu-rayTM and DVD on September 7.
For additional information about “Smallville” and Warner Bros. Television activities at Comic-Con, follow us on Twitter @TheWBdotcom – hashtag #WBSDCC – or log on to www.TheWB.com/ComicCon.
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FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/Smallville
Soaring into its 10th and final season, “Smallville” culminates in the epic rise of the world’s ultimate hero – Superman. Working alongside the intrepid Lois Lane (Erica Durance) at the Daily Planet, Clark Kent (Tom Welling) 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. Now, the final season promises the classic reuniting of the timeless romance between Clark and Lois – and brings Clark face to face with destiny as he overcomes his final trials and forges the iconic identity that will be known for all time.
The series, based upon DC Comics characters, is from Tollin/Robbins Productions, Millar/Gough Ink in association with Warner Bros. Television. “Smallville” is executive produced by Kelly Souders & Brian Peterson, James Marshall, Mike Tollin, Brian Robbins, Joe Davola and Tom Welling, and was developed for television by Alfred Gough & Miles Millar. SUPERMAN was created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster.
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Finally its ending. Im a huge Superman fan but have never liked this show.
Then why comment on a story about the show? do you enjoy wasting your time or do you just believe that your comment means something to the fans of the show? Let me tell you something…it doesn't
Bring on season 10
Says You, its like Dawsons Creek with a cape
As much as I would love for you to even begin explaining that statement I am bored of you, please do us a favour and troll another thread, this is for Smallville fans and you are obviously not one. So I regret to inform you I am ending this conversation.
Sorry i forgot, he doesn't even have a cape.
You post is full of fail – he got the cape back in Season 7, and the rest of the suit in the Season 9 finale. We saw Superman in the flashforward, right at the start of the Season 9 finale.
omg I wish so hard that I could be there. Being young and poor sucks.
I love you Mr. Welling with your fine sexy self. Def one of my favorite versions of Superman, along with Reeve's first film (the rest were too campy), but Reeve had fun with his powers and could be lol-worthy near-jerk, which was endearing. One of the many failings of the last movie was how the new guy was dire and humorless, with no personality. Supes should be having fun every now and then, even if it is taunting criminals.
Someone in attendance should ask if Tom Welling would be willing to play Superman in Nolan's reboot!!!
Great job with the show. I think if they can not tie up all the loose ends in season 10, and if there is no way to do a season 11, then maybe they should do a movie. Tom Welling could definitly, in my mind, play Superman. I think my favorite episodes though are when Superman/Clark Kent gets ticked off and starts throwing guys around like pebbles. That is just cool. I honestly do not think that there will ever be another Television show quite like this. After season four Smallville took a more adult themed role. I got to say it works. In my mind this show is just as good as the movies, if not better. Keep up the good work guys! The show is great!
sense11, that was way off and you didn’t have be an ignorant trolling asshole about.
It’s nothing like Dawson’s Creek and the backround takes place mostly in the city(obviously), now that Kent’s moved to the next step in Metropolis. I too, am a Superman fan, too but the show deserves more credit than that.
Anyway, I have been watching this show since high school and always enjoyed it.
And I hope one day, Tom Welling gets the part for the rebooted Superman movie. Even said it himself he’s always been open to it. He spent 10 long years working hard building his character and he’s grow to be a respectable actor and he has proven time after time season after season, he’s earned the right to be given a chance.
Oh, as for the “he doesn’t even have a cape”, he will at the end of this season