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Episode #7-15: "Veritas"
March 27, 2008

Written By: Brian Peterson & Kelly Souders
Directed By: James Marshall
Guest Stars: James Marsters (Brainiac), Connor Stanhope (Young Lex)

UPDATED 3/19/08: Smallville Executive Producer Alfred Gough had an interview with TV Guide in their March 24-30, 2008 issue. Here are some highlights:

- Because of the strike, there was a chance that "Veritas" could be the season finale, so, in Al Gough's words, "We went in and raised the cliff."

- Long time fans will be rewarded with revelations about the show's mythology and connections between Lionel Luthor, Virgil Swann, Genevieve Teague, and others. They all formed a secret society called "Veritas." "These families were united in a common quest that went horribly awry," Gough told TV Guide. "And obviously that common quest involves a certain Kansas farmboy."

- Brainiac also returns in "Veritas," and Gough hints that "Kara is a key ingredient to his next plot."

The CW's Official Description (Added 3/8/08): KARA TEACHES CLARK HOW TO FLY — Kara (Laura Vandervoort) decides to teach Clark (Tom Welling) how to fly in order to strengthen his chances against Brainiac (guest star James Marsters). However, Brainiac seems to have the upper hand against the super cousins, and some of Clark’s loved ones are caught in the crossfire. Kristin Kreuk, Michael Rosenbaum, Allison Mack, Erica Durance, Aaron Ashmore and John Glover also star. James Marshall directed the episode written by Brain Peterson & Kelly Souders (#3T6315).

UPDATED 2/29/08: Connor Stanhope, who played "Alexander" in "Fracture," appears as Lex in the flashback sequence.
- Remember the "Queen Industries CEO Missing, Presumed Dead" headline wayyy back in Smallville's very first episode? That newspaper factors in to this story.

UPDATED 2/11/08: Because the Writers' Strike now seems to be over, this will NOT be the season finale after all! Let's celebrate. However, because this is not the finale, some of the previously-spoiled story elements may be subject to change.

UPDATED 1/18/08: Jane Seymour (Genevieve Teague) won't be back after all. We might meet Jason's father instead. (Where's Jeffrey Dean Morgan when we need him?)

UPDATED 1/8/08: The presence of Brainiac takes place in the present day, not in a flashback.
- Chloe isn't the only one to have words with Lionel in this episode. Expect Lex and Lois to also have dialogue with the elder Luthor.

UPDATED 12/29/07: Even though Clark and Lana have some bumps after the whole Bizarro thing, it sounds like they will still be in a relationship by season's end.
- Kristin Kreuk has implied in a CW interview that the season ends on a cliffhanger, should things end with episode #15. The big cliffhangers, and the episode itself, deal more with the mythology of the series than the romantic relationships. There's a lot of big stuff on the way though...

UPDATED 12/4/07: Roles currently being cast for "Veritas" include Robert Queen, Young Jason Teague, Young Oliver Queen, and Young Patricia Swann. Do I smell a flashback? And why not just get the guy who played a younger version of Dean on Supernatural?
- (Thanks to S.A.M. for this spoiler) Yes, it is a flashback, and the villain from Smallville's past that might be back is Genevieve Teague. She's is the casting sides at the very least. The scene in question is a flashback to when Lionel, Swann, the Queens, and the Teagues were all working together in the late 1980s.

UPDATED 11/15/07: Lois and Jimmy work together on a story.
- Chloe and Lionel have a confrontation about his true motivations.

Episode #7-16: "Descent"
April 17, 2008

Written By: Holly Henderson & Don Whitehead
Directed By: Ken Horton

UPDATED 3/16/08: Lex confronts Chloe over having something that he believes she has stolen, and the end result is not very pretty.

UPDATED 3/12/08: Lois and Jimmy find a lead on a big story.

UPDATED 3/4/08: TV Guide's Mike Ausiello has revealed that in this episode, "a long-running character — a series regular — takes his/her last breath. As in dies. For real. No cloning crap this time around."


UPDATED 2/29/08: Major plot threads from "Traveler" and "Veritas" will continue into this episode.

UPDATED 2/28/08:
- At least one regular cast member may be absent from this episode.

Episode #7-17: "Sleeper"
April 24, 2008

Written By: Caroline Dries

UPDATED 3/12/08: Casting notices have gone out for a blonde femme fatale named "Vanessa." Vanessa is a spy investigating one of Smallville's major characters. (Meaning, it's either Clark, Lex, Lana, or Chloe who's being spied on)

UPDATED 2/28/08: Title Posted. Please do not repost this on other websites without a link to KryptonSite.com.
Episode #7-18: "Apocalypse"
May 1, 2008

Directed By: Tom Welling
Guest Stars: James Marsters (Brainiac)

UPDATED 3/20/08: Tom Welling will be directing this episode.

UPDATED 3/19/08: Title Posted. Please do not repost this on other websites without a link to KryptonSite.com.
- Roles currently being cast are two Agents, plus two characters named "Chris" and "George Dean." If you can figure out what those two names have in common, go to the head of the class.

UPDATED 2/29/08: James Marsters returns as Brainiac in this episode.

From spoilerfix.com

# 10/17/2007 - Executive producer Al Gough reveals: [Clark will not join the Daily Planet staff this season.] Eventually [Lois and Kara] will [become friends]; she is, after all, Clark's cousin, and Lois has a soft spot for the Kents. [Clark should start to develop feelings for Lois near the end of the season.] Source: TV Guide Online
# 10/14/2007 - Executive producer Al Gough reveals: Kara will be giving [Clark] "flying lessons" later in the season. Although with Clark, they end up being more like "falling lessons." [...] Source: TV Guide Online
02/14/2007 - Michael Rosenbaum reveals: Next year will be my last year. I had a great run. I loved it, but that will be it for me. I think other people have longer contracts. I’m not going to say who, but I know that next year is the last for me. So, it will be very sad when it happens, but all good things must come to an end. Source: Kristin on E!Online

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Episode #7-7: "Wrath" Air Date: November 8, 2007
Written By: Kelly Souders & Brian Peterson
Directed By: Charles Beeson
Guest Stars: Michael Cassidy (Grant Gabriel)

- UPDATED 9/10/07 (Thanks T.F.!): Thanks to an accident, Lana has Clark's powers!
- Clark learns what Lana has been hiding from him.
- Lana behaves a bit recklessly with this power and her behavior disturbs both Lex and Clark. Could the honeymoon already be over?
- The power-transference inspires a mention of Eric Summers, though sadly, Jimmy's not around to hear about his lookalike, as Aaron Ashmore is not in this episode.
- Don't expect Kara to save the day in this one, either... Laura Vandervoort is also not in this episode.

Episode #7-8: "Blue" Air Date: November 15, 2007
Written By: Todd Slavkin & Darren Swimmer
Directed By : Glen Winter
Guest Stars: Laura Vandervoort (Kara), Michael Cassidy (Grant Gabriel), Helen Slater (Lara), Christopher Heyerdahl (Zor-El)

- UPDATED 9/25/07: One-time Supergirl Helen Slater returns for her second appearance as Lara in this episode.
- One of the high-profile guest stars that has already been announced for Season Seven makes a return appearance in this episode.
- Clark encounters a new color of kryptonite in this episode.

Episode #7-9: "Gemini" Air Date: December 2007
Written By: Caroline Dries
Guest Stars: Michael Cassidy (Grant Gabriel)

- UPDATED 10/3/07 (Thanks T.F.!): Chloe and Jimmy are stuck on an elevator with a bomb, and Jimmy really doesn't understand why Chloe uses her one phone call to contact Clark.
- The "Gemini" in this title refers to a new experiment Lex is working on, much like Project: Ares and Project: Mercury before it.
- This episode has enough twists, turns, and surprises, you'd swear it was a season finale.
- Laura Vandervoort (Kara) does not appear in this episode.

- "Gemini" is not so much of a holiday episode per se, though story elements pertaining to the holidays do occur this time around. It's a backgound part of the story kind of like how the holidays fit in to the first Die Hard or Lethal Weapon movies.
- There are some very big revelations in this episode, including the return of a foe from the past. (No, not Brainiac - he's coming later)
- Look for some changes for at least one of Smallville's Season 7 couples in this one. (For those of you keeping track at home, those couples include Clark/Lana, Lois/Grant, Chloe/Jimmy, and Jimmy/Kara)

Episode #7-10: "Persona" Air Date: January 2008
Guest Stars: James Marsters (Brainiac), Michael Cassidy (Grant Gabriel), Marc McClure (Dax-Ur)
- UPDATED 10/29/07: Movies' Jimmy Olsen, Marc McClure, plays Dax-Ur, that "other Kryptonian" we were talking about.
- UPDATED 10/24/07: Someone is shot in this story. Then again, this is Smallville, where people are shot at every other episode.
- UPDATED 10/9/07 (Thanks T.F.): Clark is so happy about his relationship with Lana that he tells her he feels like he could fly.
- James Marsters returns as Milton Fine/Brainiac in this episode. (That is, unless he appears sooner than that...)
- Lex has a major new business venture.
- There is another Kryptonian hidden somewhere on Earth, posing as a human as their alien nature has been taken away. Something like Professor Yana on Doctor Who, it sounds like.

Episode #7-11: "Siren" Air Date: January 2008
Guest Stars: Justin Hartley (Oliver Queen/The Green Arrow), Alaina Huffman (Dinah Lance/The Black Canary)
- UPDATED 11/1/07: New spoilers from TV Guide:
- Yes, the Black Canary will be wearing fishnets.
- When we first see the Black Canary, she is a vigilante working for Lex Luthor.
- The Justice League has been thwarting every one of Lex's plans, and he's not too happy about it. Lex tells her that if she brings him the Green Arrow, he will make it worth her while.
- Green Arrow and Black Canary won't be romantic partners yet. "It´s the very beginning of their relationship," Al Gough told TV Guide. "At the end of the episode you clearly see that they have some sparks."
- It has been confirmed that Alaina Huffman has been cast as the Black Canary, as originally reported on Rumorville earlier this week.
- UPDATED 10/31/07: When Oliver gets back to Metropolis, he doesn't immediately tell Lois he's back in town.
- UPDATED 10/25/07 (Thanks T.F.!): Smallville's version of Dinah Lance (Black Canary) is the host of a conservative talk radio show. Kind of like Ann Coulter without the Adam's apple.
- Like the comics, Dinah has dark hair, but wears a wig while in action as the Black Canary.
- UPDATED 10/23/07: The Black Canary appears in this episode (hence, the "Siren"), and yes, Oliver Queen is back too.
- UPDATED 10/18/07: This is looking more and more like it will be the "return of the Green Arrow" episode, though we still cannot confirm anything. (UPDATED: See Oct. 23 news)
- UPDATED 10/11/07: Smallville creator Al Gough tells TV Guide that Chloe will be "in quasi-Watchtower mode around Episode 11." "You'll discover that she is still doing odd jobs for Oliver and the gang on the side," Gough says.

Episode #7-12: "Fracture" Air Date: 2008
- UPDATED 10/31/07: As with "Lexmas," Lex's mother Lillian factors in to the story.
- UPDATED 10/26/07: Remember how, for "Persona," we talked about someone being shot as if it was a common occurrence? Well, it happens again here, and this time, yet again, it's Lex.
- It sounds like this will be another "Lexmas"-style jaunt into Lex's psyche. Casting notices have gone out for "Alexander," which sounds like it will be a representation of Lex's younger self.
- Another role being cast is for a character named "Jacob Finn," but we don't know anything about him.

Episode #7-13: "Hero" Air Date: 2008
- UPDATED 10/31/07: The guest character ends up saving the lives of two other characters and is quickly deemed a "hero."
- The guest character first exhibits powers in this story thanks to a Kryptonite plot device that may stretch your imagination a little bit, but it's still fun.
- Jimmy thinks this person's power is "cool," which makes Chloe question her decision not to tell him about her meteor-based ability.
- Erica Durance (Lois) does not appear in this episode.
- Lex tries to use this newly-supowerpowered person to his advantage.
- UPDATED 10/26/07: A character that fans have been wanting to see on Smallville for the past few seasons should be appearing in this one.

More Season 7 Spoilers

UPDATED 10/18/07:
Another member of the Justice League will be appearing in an episode scheduled to air in January. This is someone who has not yet been introduced on the series.

UPDATED 7/24/07: Kara will be more of a presence than Green Arrow, and she'll be in at least half of the episodes of the new season. If there is a Season 8, she'll still be around.
- Look for tension and conflict between Lex and Lois.
- Clark MAY fly in Season Eight.
- Bizarro, the Green Arrow, and Brainiac will be back.
- There is talk that Smallville could possibly go for eight seasons total. Michael Rosenbaum has announced his intention to leave the show after Season 7, but don't worry, he'll still be on the show through that time!

Smallville Season 7 Write-Up: Take Two
Earlier this year, the CW had released a different write-up about Season Seven of Smallville. Now that some of the plots are known from the new season, they've released this new, spoiler-filled take. Beware of major spoilers. And also, of course, know that you can read many, many more spoilers at the KryptonSite Spoilers Page.

In last season's finale, Lana (Kristin Kreuk, "Partition") confronted Lex over his lies about the baby, confessed she was still in love with Clark and told Lex she was leaving him. Lana turned to
Clark for comfort but when she revealed that Lionel (John Glover, "Brimstone") forced her to marry Lex, Clark went after Lionel to stop his machinations once and for all. However, Martian Manhunter (guest star Phil Morris) stepped in to explain Lionel is on their side and together they've been working to stop Lex from finding the last Phantom Zone escapee as Lex needs the wraith's DNA to fuel his army of super soldiers. Meanwhile, Lois (Erica Durance, "The Butterfly Effect 2") had her own agenda for bringing Lex down and snooped around his base at Reeves Dam. When an armed guard confronted her, Lois was stabbed and left for dead. She called Chloe (Allison Mack, "The Ant Bully") for help, but her cousin arrived too late and found Lois. As a despondent Chloe clutched Lois, her latent meteor power was revealed. Chloe healed Lois, but took on her wounds and collapsed. Lana's car exploded when she tried to leave town, and the police confronted Lex at the dam and arrested him for murder. The wraith attacked Clark, creating Clark's ultimate enemy - Bizarro. The two super men fought and their struggle caused Reeves Dam to break, flooding the area and leaving everyone in peril.

This season Clark will face his biggest battles yet. Bizarro is intent on destroying him as only one of them can survive. Clark has also lost the love of his life to a horrific accident; his adoptive mother Martha (Annette O'Toole, "Superman II") has left for Washington; and the biggest trial for Clark comes in the form of his nineteen-year-old female cousin, Kara AKA Supergirl (newcomer Laura Vandervoort).

When the dam broke, Kara's spaceship was released from the earth. She had been in suspended animation for years, having in fact left Krypton as a teenager with the intent to look after young Kal-El after he arrived on Earth. However, as she didn't age when inside the ship, she now finds herself younger than her cousin and he's now the one looking after her. Kara is fascinated with Earth's culture and has difficulty remembering to hide her powers from the world. Her
youthful abandon puts her in several precarious situations that land her in hot water and directly onto Lex's radar.

Lana's death appears to have made Lex reevaluate his life. He willingly goes to jail for the murder of his wife and begins to help those in need instead of exploiting them. The secret army has been dissolved, but he begins a new fixation on Kara and her ship, although he doesn't immediately realize the two are connected. Lex also continues his awkward relationship with his father Lionel. Neither trusts each other and Lex is all too aware that Lionel has many secrets and had a part in taking down Lex's secret army. The two cunning Luthors continue to circle each other warily, each waiting for the other to make a move that could prove the end for father or son. Another who doubts Lex's new charitable attitude is Lois Lane. After the harm the secret army caused her family and friends, Lois has sworn to find a way to bring the billionaire down. Lois also takes a big step in her career when the new Daily Planet editor Grant Gabriel (guest star Michael Cassidy) is charmed by her take-no-prisoners attitude and hires her as his star reporter. While jumping at the chance to show off her investigative reporter skills, Lois feels bad about stealing some of her cousin Chloe's limelight.

Reinterpreting the Superman mythology from its roots, "Smallville" was developed for television by Alfred Gough & Miles Millar ("Shanghai Noon," "Spiderman 2"), based on the DC Comics characters. Gough and Millar serve as executive producers, along with Ken Horton, Kelly Souders & Brian Peterson, Todd Slavkin & Darren Swimmer, James Marshall, Mike Tollin, Brian Robbins and Joe Davola. The series is produced by Tollin/Robbins Productions, Millar/Gough Ink and Warner Bros. Television. SUPERMAN was created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster.
 

From Kryptonsite.com

Kevin Sorbo Coming To Smallville? POSTED 9-2-07 At the recent DragonCon convention in Atlanta, it was allegedly said by one-time Hercules actor Kevin Sorbo that he would soon be appearing on Smallville. He didn't specify what the role would be, but we'd say chances are very good that he might be playing Zor-El, Kryptonian father to Kara (aka Supergirl) in the episode "Lara." Sorbo has a Superman connection, having been one of the final contenders for the role of Clark Kent on Lois & Clark. Thanks to Dave for the tip.

James Marsters Returning As Brainiac? POSTED 8-31-07 At a recent appearance, actor James Marsters revealed that a return to Smallville might be coming in his future. It has been hinted by Smallville's creators that a foe from the past of Clark and Lex would be returning, and that they might have to work together to stop him - could Brainiac be it? Right now Marsters is filming a story arc for the series Without A Trace, so it's likely that if he does return, it will be in the latter half of Season 7. Stay tuned...

UPDATE: Tom Approached For Justice League Movie? POSTED 8-25-07 On the August 24 edition of G4TV's Attack of the Show and IESB.net, it was reported that Tom Welling has been approached to play the Man of Steel for Warner Bros.' big-screen movie adaptation of the Justice League of America. This morning, we received word from Smallville's executive producer and creator Alfred Gough that this is not the case. "Completely false. Hasn't been approached. He's under contract to the show through season 8," Gough says. The Superman Homepage heard a similar report last night when they seeked confirmation from Gough. "Hasn't happened, won't happen," Gough told them. IESB still stands by their story. "We have triple checked this out and all indications are that Tom Welling in fact is a go on the WB side," IESB's Robert Sanchez said. "I rechecked with my sources and they are all still saying yes, yes Tom Welling, yes Justice League, yes production starts early next year and yes Smallville will have to work around it. Believe me, the IESB will be the first to post a retraction on a story if we are proved wrong, but right now, this is what we are hearing." Prior to this rumor's surfacing all indications had pointed to Tom having very little interest in ever wearing tights. If it happens, though, it sounds like the studio would have to wait until AFTER Tom's eight-year Smallville contract is up.

Lana Lang Lives?
POSTED 8-13-07
It's the Smallville question of the summer: "Is she or isn't she?" A poster on the KryptonSite Forum claims to have seen evidence that Lana Lang - or a character played by Kristin Kreuk, at least - is back as early as the season's third episode, "Fierce." So now the question is, if she IS back... then how and when? Is it really Lana? Stay tuned... Season 7 begins on September 27.

Helen Slater as Lara?
POSTED 8-1-07; UPDATED 8-5-07
A new interview on the Newsday website contains some very interesting tidbits and comments from Helen Slater, the actress who played Supergirl in the 1984 movie of the same year. Most notable in this article was this: "Smallville's producers are looking to bring me back, as Supergirl's aunt," Slater says. Now... either Clark Kent has an Earth-bound aunt that we don't know about, or we may be seeing Lara, Clark's mother from the planet Krypton. Also in the Newsday article, Ms. Slater talks about her movie, and how she hopes Smallville does a better job with Kara Zor-El. "The character was just a female replica of Superman, so [it] never made a viable story," Slater says. "It didn't really tap into what Supergirl was experiencing. Hopefully Smallville gets it right."
UPDATED: This news has been CONFIRMED as true. See the KryptonSite Spoilers Page for more details.

Supergirl Spin-Off In The Works?
POSTED 7-27-07
Smallville adds Laura Vandervoort as Kal-El's Kryptonian cousin Kara Zor-El, aka Supergirl. But might there be more planned for her character than just a Smallville guest run? An interview with Vandervoort's grandfather implies that following her Smallville stint, Kara will be going off to her own series. Smallville's creators and the show's publicity have not said anything about a spin-off, which is why we're putting this one on Rumorville for now.

The Green Arrow Returns?
POSTED 6-21-07
Abby sent us the following news posting from Justin Hartley's official website: Hartley Does Double Duty For The CW Justin Hartley joins the cast of CW's mid-season replacement series, "Eight Days A Week" opposite Christina Milan and Mario Lopez produced by Sean Hayes. Hartley, who will play the role of 'Ben,' will also continue his role on as the 'Green Arrow'/Oliver Queen' on CW's "SMALLVILLE." Congratulations Justin! Could this mean that the Green Arrow will return? Could he have had something to do with Lana faking her death? (That is, if she faked her death...) Stay tuned to see.

Big Things for Season 7?
POSTED 5-27-07
One thing that we keep hearing around here is that there will be big announcements coming this summer about Smallville's seventh season. The last time we had this level of buzz, we got Aquaman, James Marsters, Tom Wopat, a character death, and one of the best seasons of the series. What could this year's announcements be? No one's saying anything. A lift on the Batman embargo would be thrilling but unlikely. The return of the Justice League? Possible. Lori Lemaris, or the Legion of Super-Heroes? Who knows. Either way, keep an eye on KryptonSite this summer and as soon as we know anything, we'll let you know on the Spoilers page!

From Kryptonsite:

Episode #7-1: "Bizarro" Air Date: September 27, 2007
Written By: Kelly Souders & Brian Peterson Directed By: Michael Rohl
Guest Stars: Laura Vandervoort (Kara/Supergirl), Phil Morris (John Jones)
- UPDATED 8/30/07: Bizarro wants to team up with Lex to take down Clark. Lex refuses, insisting that he is a changed man. (after that "mysterious blond woman" has given him a "religious experience")
- Bizarro wants kryptonite to increase his power. Exposure to Kryptonite turns his cracked face back to normal.
- UPDATED 8/13/07: John Glover does appear in this episode as Lionel, but his screen time is very limited. The preview clip shown at Comic-Con shows Lionel at the side of a river bank. Lionel returns in a much more major way in the season's fifth episode, "Action."
- UPDATED 7/16/07: New spoilers from S.A.M.: Lex is rescued from a watery grave by a mysterious blond woman. Do the math and it's pretty clear who that blond woman may be.
- UPDATED 7/11/07: More spoilers from S.A.M., regarding Chloe in the morgue: "Actually it's Clark who saves her. After being informed by the nurse that Chloe has been moved to the morgue, he hears her screaming and uses his supervision to scan the body drawers, where he sees her thrashing around."
- UPDATED 7/9/07: E! Online is now reporting that Jimmy Olsen is NOT in the premiere after all.
- E! also says that a female body is in the morgue. S.A.M. tells us that this is Chloe, but that "she is not dead."
- UPDATED 7/1/07: John Jones, the Martian Manhunter, is in this episode.
- The season premiere is NOT, nor was it ever called, "Vestige." Rumors went out that an "outline" was released, but it was really all the work of an overzealous fanfic writer. Unfortunately, this title has made its way to the Internet Movie Database, but it IS wrong.

- UPDATED 6/26/07: Title Posted. Please do not repost this on other websites without a link to KryptonSite.com. (Hey! We called it twice on April Fool's - in 2006 and 2007!)
- According to a chat at E! Online, the new Daily Planet editor will not be in the Season 7 premiere episode, although they ARE already in the casting process for the role.
- Supergirl is coming to Smallville! Read "More Season 7 Spoilers" below.
- No word yet on if Lana lives, though she is on the cast list for Season 7.

Episode #7-2: "Kara" Air Date: October 4, 2007
Written By: Todd Slavkin & Darren Swimmer
Directed By: James Conway
Guest Stars: Michael Cassidy (Grant Gabriel), Laura Vandervoort (Kara/Supergirl)
- UPDATED 9/4/07: Judging from the new photos, Lois discovers Kara's ship. However, no one believes her reports of what she had seen.
- UPDATED 7/16/07: New spoilers from S.A.M.: Lex, determined to find out who the blond woman is that rescued him, sketches the woman and has his minions searching for her. (The blond woman is Kara)
- Also from S.A.M.: Lex also has his people looking for someone else, using voice recognition software. They find who they are looking for in China. Could this person that he has found possibly be Lana, alive after all? We don't know, but it could be...
- UPDATED 7/10/07: Kara expects "Kal-El" to be a baby upon her arrival. She first looks for him in the nursery at the hospital; later, she thinks little boys at a playground may be Kal-El. (Thanks S.A.M.!)
- After about two seasons of very little interaction, we finally get a scene between Chloe and Lex.

- UPDATED 7/9/07: Title Posted. Please do not repost this on other websites without a link to KryptonSite.com.
- Grant's last name is allegedly "Gabriel" according to online reports. Aren't there enough Gabriels in Smallville? (Gabriel Sullivan, the kid who shot at Clark, etc... And what would Gabriel Gray make of this?)
- Aaron Ashmore (Jimmy) and John Glover (Lionel) do not appear in this episode.
- Roles currently being cast for the episode include a scientist, an investigator, a boy named Cody, a "Black Suit," a Doctor, Dennis King, and two punks.
- UPDATED 7/6/07: We hear the new Daily Planet editor, originally referred to as Greg, is now a "Grant." He will be introduced in this episode, since he's not in the episode before it.
- TV Guide's Mike Ausiello has revealed that Grant will be played by Michael Cassidy of The O.C. fame.
- Considering Cassidy himself is only 23 years old, chances are good that his character will be more of a "junior editor."

Episode #7-3: "Fierce" Air Date: October 11, 2007
Written By: Holly Harold
Directed By: Whitney Ransick
Guest Stars: Michael Cassidy (Grant Gabri
el), Laura Vandervoort (Kara/Supergirl), Eva Pigford (Tyler) - UPDATED 8/13/07: Lana Lang MIGHT be back before this episode. (See Rumorville!)
- UPDATED 7/19/07: Clark takes Kara to Smallville's annual Harvest Festival, where she decides to join the Miss Sweet Corn Pageant. So much for staying incognito.
- Kara gets a job at the Talon and has a conversation with the establishment's folically-challenged owner. Lex is very curious about her...
- Chloe gets the scoop on a major story for the Planet.
- And, some more spoilers from S.A.M.: At the Sweet Corn Pageant, Kara encounters three tough competitors.... so tough, they kill one of the contestants using their various powers (heat, cold, weather), and frame Kara.
- Clark and Kara have a surprise visitor in the barn.
- UPDATED 7/16/07: Erica Durance and John Glover do not appear in this episode, but Aaron Ashmore does.
- UPDATED 7/11/07: Title Posted. Please do not repost this on other websites without a link to KryptonSite.com.

Episode #7-4: "Cure" Air Date: October 18, 2007
Written By: Al Septien & Turi Meyer
Directed By: Rick Rosenthal
Guest Stars: Phil Morris (Martian Manhunter), Laura Vandervoort (Kara), Dean Cain (Dr. Curtis Knox), Jovanna Huguet (Sasha Woodman)
- UPDATED 8/21/07: Jovanna Huguet has been cast as Sasha Woodman, confirming that Shonda Farr is not returning.
- UPDATED 8/13/07: Casting notices have gone out for Sasha Woodman, which implies they may be recasting the role. Hopefully Shonda Farr will be available.
- UPDATED 8/2/07: Chloe is reunited with Sasha Woodman, the meteor freak from the first season episode "Drone." Sasha claims she is cured from her meteor-induced craziness. (Thanks S.A.M.)
- UPDATED 7/31/07: Want to know Knox's secret? He's lived for thousands of years. How Vandal Savage of him! (Thanks S.A.M.)
- UPDATED 7/28/07: Former Superman Dean Cain has been cast as Dr. Curtis Knox.
- The possibly-villainous Dr. Knox has a special talent - he can "cure" someone from being a "meteor freak," forever changing their lives and rehabilitating them. This news, of course, is of special interest to Chloe. But Dr. Knox may have yet another secret which may mean his deeds aren't necessarily that good.
- Dr. Knox is working for or with Lex Luthor, so expect some scenes between Dean and Michael Rosenbaum. He might also tie into the over-arcing Level 33.1 story.
- UPDATED 7/24/07: John Jones, the Martian Manhunter, is in this episode.
- John Glover, Erica Durance, and Michael Cassidy do not appear in this episode.
- UPDATED 7/23/07: Title Posted. Please do not repost this on other websites without a link to KryptonSite.com.

Episode #7-5: "Action" Air Date: October 25, 2007
Written By: Caroline Dries
Directed By: Mairzee Almas
- UPDATED 8/22/07 (Thanks S.A.M.): Lionel is being held in the cabin by a strange woman named Marilyn. It starts out very 'Misery' like with Lionel being shackled to the bed and sedated. Lionel does manage to escape but is struck in the head while running through the woods. The person who hits him - the same person who has been paying Marilyn to keep him in the cabin - may surprise you. (Here's a clue: The initials of this person are L.L.)
- Lionel is saved by Lex (guess that eliminates one suspect), though Lionel accuses Lex of being the one who had him held. Before they get away, Marilyn pulls a gun on them. She is struck in the head (for a second time in one episode!) by Lois, who had been following Lex.
- UPDATED 8/21/07 (Thanks S.A.M.): One of the characters in this episode is Ben, a production assistant on the Warrior Angel film. He glimpses Clark grabbing a bullet meant for the star of the film, and tells Clark he owes it to the world to use his powers. Could he be the crazed fan who is trying to kill the female lead?
- Lionel is being held against his will in an isolated cabin.
- UPDATED 8/13/07: The list of "roles being cast" that we originally had for "Action" is actually for the episode "Lara." Our apologies for the mistake!
- UPDATED 8/11/07: The life of the lead actress in a Warrior Angel movie is in danger. It sounds like some fans on the internet might not like her so much, because her character was not supposed to be a part of the Warrior Angel comic books at that point in his career.
- There is a lot of meta-humor in this one, including a lead actor who tells his bosses that they promised him "no masks, no flights!"
- Laura Vandervoort (Kara) does not appear in this episode.
- UPDATED 8/10/07: Title Revealed. Please do not repost this on other websites without a link to KryptonSite.com. Another website recently felt the need to lift this and all of the other Season 7 titles we've posted, AND ripped off some of the spoilers, as if it's their own "scoop," and that's just really lame and frustrating.
- Lionel Luthor returns in this episode.
- This episode involves the filming of a movie based on the Warrior Angel comic books. (Thanks T.F.!)

Episode #7-6: "Lara" Air Date: November 1, 2007
Guest Stars: Helen Slater (Lara), Laura Vandervoort (Kara), Kevin Sorbo (Zor-El; unconfirmed)
- UPDATED 9/2/07: The role of Zor-El might be played by Kevin Sorbo of Hercules: The Legendary Journeys fame, though this has not yet been confirmed. (See Rumorville for more)
- A red and blue blur (Kara) is reported to be seen over the Washington, D.C. skyline, though before you get excited, she isn't there to see Martha Kent.
- Kara is kidnapped by a government agent who has realized the connection between her and her crashed ship.
- Chloe discovers a secret that Lana is keeping from Clark.
- UPDATED 8/14/07 (Thanks S.A.M.!): Some government agents have an aquamarine crystal in their possession. The crystal came from Kara's ship. While they are studying it, an intrigued Lex enters the lab.
- UPDATED 8/13/07: Roles now being cast for the episode include a Hallwell Guard, Lead Tech, Manager, and Kevin. No title for this episode is known at this time.
- Erica Durance (Lois) does not appear in this episode.
- UPDATED 8/9/07: This one is called "Lara," and according to S.A.M., we'll also see Kara's father, Zor-El, in this episode.
- UPDATED 8/5/07: One-time Supergirl Helen Slater guest stars as "Supergirl's aunt," which we can only take to mean that she is playing Lara, Clark's Kryptonian mother.

Episode #7-7: "Wrath" Air Date: November 8, 2007 - UPDATED 9/5/07: Title Posted.

More Season 7 Spoilers
- Lana Lang lives!
- Lana's return will somehow involve cloning.
- The Green Arrow will return sometime around the middle of the season.
- UPDATED 7/24/07: John Jones, The Martian Manhunter, will be back in Season 7. So far we know he will at least be in the season premiere and in episoe #7-4, "Cure."
- New from the Voices From Krypton Podcast: There will be a reference made to the other "Kara" (from "Covenant") and there might be another confrontation or conversation with Jor-El on the way.
- Kara will be more of a presence than Green Arrow, and she'll be in at least half of the episodes of the new season. If there is a Season 8, she'll still be around.
- Look for tension and conflict between Lex and Lois.
- Clark MAY fly in Season Eight.
- UPDATED 6/11/07: The CW has issued a new press release talking about Supergirl's arrival and background. The release also contains new spoilers, including the tidbit that she will be taking a liking to Jimmy Olsen (new series regular Aaron Ashmore.) Read the press release!
- UPDATED 6/11/07: TV Guide has revealed that Clark's Kryptonian cousin Kara, a.k.a. Supergirl, will be appearing - and this time it will be the real deal. Look for her in the Season 7 premiere. Apparently this "Supergirl" will be able to fly and can do some things Clark cannot yet do at this point. Kara will appear in "about half of the season's episodes."
- UPDATED 6/5/07: New scoop from TV Guide's Mike Ausiello: Smallville's producers are apparently looking for an "extremely hot" thirtysomething actor to play a new editor at the Daily Planet. This character will appear in six of Season 7's first eight epiosdes and will be a love interest for Lois Lane. Hopefully this is not the big announcement we hinted at on Rumorville, since the last thing we need is more triangles.
- UPDATED 5/27/07: Mike Ausiello of TV Guide spoke to both Erica Durance and John Glover at the 2007 CW Upfronts. Among the things revealed: Chloe WILL survive her whole "pass out after saving Lois" ordeal, according to Erica... and Glover confirms that Annette O'Toole will not be returning this Fall.
- Does Lana live? Will Chloe be okay? Some speculation on who will and will not be returning can be found at Rumorville.
- Annette O'Toole will not be a series regular in Season 7. However, Aaron Ashmore (Jimmy) WILL be. (Read the CW's Season 7 write-up!)
- There is talk that Smallville could possibly go for eight seasons total. Michael Rosenbaum has announced his intention to leave the show after Season 7, but don't worry, he'll still be on the show through that time!

What's Up With Kristin?
POSTED 7-6-07
One of the hottest topics over the summer is what is up with Kristin Kreuk's Smallville contract. This discussion has been further fueled by E!  Online saying they're still "negotiating" about her future on the show.
The fact of the matter is this: Chances are, if a decision has been made regarding Kristin, it was probably made a while back. Kristin IS on the Season 7 cast list, so unless that's a fake spoiler put out there to throw
us off the scent, she'll be back. Also, remember that this time three years ago, Allison Mack was telling fans at Comic-Con that Chloe had departed the show.  The producers and the network are probably going to want us to keep wondering, because hey, it's publicity. Who knows - maybe we won't have a definitive answer until the season itself begins.
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The Green Arrow Returns?
POSTED 6-21-07
Abby sent us the following news posting from Justin Hartley's official website:
Hartley Does Double Duty For The CW
Justin Hartley joins the cast of CW's mid-season replacement series,
"Eight Days A Week" opposite Christina Milan and Mario Lopez produced by Sean Hayes. Hartley, who will play the role of 'Ben,' will also continue his role on as the 'Green Arrow'/Oliver Queen' on CW's "SMALLVILLE." Congratulations Justin!  Could this mean that the Green Arrow will return? Could he have had something to do with Lana faking her death? (That is, if she faked her death...) Stay tuned to see.
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Big Things for Season 7?
POSTED 5-27-07
One thing that we keep hearing around here is that there will be big announcements coming this summer about Smallville's seventh season.  The last time we had this level of buzz, we got Aquaman, James Marsters,
Tom Wopat, a character death, and one of the best seasons of the series.  What could this year's announcements be?  No one's saying anything. A lift on the Batman embargo would be thrilling but unlikely. The return of the Justice League? Possible. Lori Lemaris, or the Legion of Super-Heroes?

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Smallville season 7 spoilers

From Kryptonsite: Annete o' Toole (Martha Kent) will not appear in Season 7.

Supergirl to join Superman on 'Smallville'
(digital spy)
Updated: 2007-06-13 10:01

Supergirl will be flying into the cast of Smallville later this year, the CW has announced.

The show's executive producer Al Gough heralded the new arrival, stating: "One of the joys of creating Smallville has been our ability to reinvent and reinterpret classic DC Comics characters­ and I believe that Supergirl will give our series the mythic jolt that it needs."

Casting is currently underway for the role, but details of her character have been revealed by CW. Supergirl will take the form of a 19-year-old called Kara who, unlike Clark Kent, already has the ability to fly. She is also set to fall for the charms of Jimmy Olsen.

From tvguide.com

SMALLVILLE SEASON FINALE SPOILERS!

See the trailer at http://svfan.com/  Trailer shows Lana telling Lex that she care more for Clark than she ever did for him, and then Lex slaps her.  Then it shows Clark throwing Lex up against the wall for that.  It also shows Clark hitting Lionel, who is begging him not to kill him because he's Kal-El.  Then John Jonzz, The Martian Manhunter, stops Clark and tells him that Lionel is on their side.  It shows Lana on the phone to someone, saying she is leaving town for good.  Then it shows Lionel running after her, calling her name. She gets into a car, which explodes.  It also shows Chloe crying over Lois body and crying, "No! I can't lose you!"

From Kryptonsite: UPDATED 4/13/07: Kristin Veitch at E! Online claims that there will be a death of one of the show's four major characters (Clark, Lana, Lex, or Chloe) in the finale. UPDATED 4/12/07: This might be the final episode as a regular cast member for at least one person (See Rumorville)
- An explosion was filmed on Wednesday April 11th. Chances are good that the explosion may involve Lana in some way.
- As with any Smallville finale, expect almost every major character to be in peril at the season's end. Unless, of course, their story has already seen its end within the episode itself.
- Bizarro-Clark has a similar color scheme to Clark, except with a red shirt and a blue jacket.
- The ultimate survival of Lois may depend on Chloe's power.
- A lot of long-awaited confrontations may finally happen here.
- Aaron Ashmore does not appear in this episode, as he departs in "Noir."
- New from The CW: "Lana (Kristin Kreuk) tell Lex (Michael Rosenbaum) their marriage is over, and Clark (Tom Welling) goes after Lionel (John Glover) when he discovers the real reason Lana agreed to marry Lex."
UPDATED 3/21/07: TV Guide's Mike Ausiello reveals that the Martian Manhunter will be returning in this episode.
- And some new spoilers from S.A.M.: Clark fights Bizarro-Clark!! (Another April Fool's prophecy comes true...) And, it seems that Lois gets stabbed in the gut. Ouch.
Smallville writer Steve DeKnight has revealed on his blog that the Green Arrow will not be making an appearance in the finale. "Unfortunately, it doesn't look like Justin will be available to reprise his role as Green Arrow [in the finale]. I believe he has a gig on a CW pilot," he said.
- Without the Green Arrow, will we see any other Justice Leaguers? Guess we'll have to wait and see...
- DeKnight also reveals: "Chloe definitely has an ability, and you'll see what it is in the season finale."

From spoilerfix.com:

Episode 6.22: Phantom (Season? finale)
Airdate: May 17, 2007

* new 05/15 - Clark's greatest weakness is going to be his new enemy's greatest strength. Lionel's true colors are revealed, and they're not as dark as we imagined. Lois has a dead-end run-in with one of Lex's goons in an awesome sequence. Clark finally tells Lana his secret again, with very similar results. Source: Ask Ausiello @ TV Guide
* 05/01 - When Clark discovers Lionel threatened to kill him unless Lana married Lex, he goes after Lionel to silence him once and for all. Lana tells Lex she is leaving him, and Martian Manhunter (guest star Phil Morris) makes a return appearance to help Clark stop Lex, who is trying to find the last wraith from the Phantom Zone in order to use its DNA to power his army of super soldiers. Meanwhile, Lois goes to Reeves Dam in search of information about Lex's secret lab and is brutally stabbed by a security guard. Chloe's secret power is revealed. Annette O'Toole also stars. Source: The CW
* 04/24 - Chloe's power will be revealed during the season finale, and Lois Lane plays a large role in the big reveal. Sources tell me it is a lot like the scene between Peter Petrelli and Claire on [April 23]'s Heroes. Source: Kristin on E!Online [Note: In Heroes, Claire removes a piece of glass from Peter's head and he comes back from the dead. Claire has the power of healing herself. Peter can "mirror" powers from other heroes.]
* 04/12 - Lana tell Lex their marriage is over, and Clark goes after Lionel when he discovers the real reason Lana agreed to marry Lex. Source: The CW
* 03/24 - Clark fights Bizarro-Clark! It seems that Lois gets stabbed in the gut. Source: KryptonSite
* 03/21 - Justice League won't be back in the season finale, but Martian Manhunter will. Source: Ask Ausiello @ TV Guide
* 03/05 - Smallville writer Steve DeKnight has revealed on his blog that the Green Arrow will not be making an appearance in the finale. "Unfortunately, it doesn't look like Justin will be available to reprise his role as Green Arrow [in the finale]. I believe he has a gig on a CW pilot," he said. Source: KryptonSite



General Spoilers:

* 04/17 - My sources tell me another character (a second one) is leaving the show by season's end. Source: Kristin on E!Online
* 04/16 - Inside sources tell me exclusively that one of the main four castmembers—Tom Welling, Michael Rosenbaum, Allison Mack or Kristin Kreuk—will be killed off before the season ends. Although all of these castmembers are under contract for one more season (they initially signed seven-year deals), producers have decided to have one of their characters meet an untimely end, in a shocking plot twist. Naming exactly who is going six feet under would ruin the viewer experience so I'll simply tell you this regarding the soon-to-be-deceased character's identity: It is someone who is most definitely a fan favorite. And I think you're gonna freak. Source: Kristin on E!Online
* 02/15 - Al Gough reveals: The whole "evil Jor-El" thing is up for debate. Maybe it's more like tough love than being evil. At any rate, as he's discovered, Clark needs to take care of those darn Phantom Zoners before he can go back to Daddy. We haven't forgotten what happened at the end of "Zod," and neither has Lionel. Without spoiling anything, I will say that [Lana's] baby is an important part of the rest of the season. Source: TV Guide Online
* 02/14 - Michael Rosenbaum reveals: I think next season will definitely happen. [...] Next year will be my last year. I had a great run. I loved it, but that will be it for me. I think other people have longer contracts. I’m not going to say who, but I know that next year is the last for me. So, it will be very sad when it happens, but all good things must come to an end. Source: Kristin on E!Online
* 02/10 - Alfred Gough reveals: Martian Manhunter will be an ongoing presence this season and perhaps into next. There are a finite number of Zoners, or so we are led to believe. But who knows, there may be more! Source: TV Guide Online
* 12/07 - Alfred Gough reveals: [Jonathan Kent will probably not appear again. If we get a 7th season,] we'll just keep moving [Clark's] journey towards Superman further and introduce other DC comic characters. Source: BuddyTV

Great spoilers and info from tvguide.com

From spoilerfix.com

Episode 6.13: Crimson
Airdate: February 1, 2007

* 01/26 - After Lois tries on lipstick made with red kryptonite, she becomes overwhelmed with desire for Clark and makes her move. The two share a kiss, transferring the red kryptonite to Clark and his inhibitions immediately shut down causing "bad-Clark" to emerge. Fueled by the red rock, Clark decides to break up Lex and Lana's wedding dinner and kidnap the bride-to-be. Source: The CW
* 01/16 - It's Valentine's Day in Smallville, where love blooms and hearts are broken, but not for the usual reasons -- red kryptonite is infused into cosmetics, and that makes Lois and Clark a little crazy. Source: TV Guide Online
* 01/02 - Clark admits to Chloe that [highlight if you want to be that spoiled... he has considered a relationship with her in the past, and that is what breaks her up with Jimmy. Also, the red-K induced Clois might go away as soon as something more interesting comes along for Clark.] Source: KryptonSite
* 12/20 - It's just Lois and Lana who [Clark] puckers up to. Clark is actually pretty rude to Chloe, teasing her about always wanting him. But that's just the Red-K talking. [The couple who will change and not for the better is [highlight if you want to be that spoiled... Chloe and Jimmy.] Source: Ask Ausiello @ TV Guide
* 12/13 - It's not Clark and Lois [whose relationship will change]. And the change isn't for the better. [Lois will not be flying alone.] Source: Ask Ausiello @ TV Guide
* 12/06 - [The couple whose status will change after this episode is] a couple we've been rooting for, and Clark is the reason the relationship changes. Speaking of the action-packed "Crimson" episode, Clark gets infected with Red Kryptonite and goes on a massive kissing spree. (It is Valentine's Day, after all.) Among his victims: Two women whose names start with "L." By the end of the day, one of them won't remember anything and another will have proof that Clark possesses some seriously super DNA. At the end of the episode, there's a big twist concerning the bun in Lana's oven. And Martian Manhunter returns. Sort of. "Crimson" also features the third Lois Lane to find herself flying over Metropolis' skyline. The episode is gonna be huge, people. Huge! And I suspect Tom Welling fans are going to love seeing sexy Clark back. Source: Ask Ausiello @ TV Guide [Note: According to KryptonSite, the Martian Manhunter would not be appearing in this episode.]
* 12/04 - In what can only be described as "Red meets Rush," Clark is infected with red Kryptonite yet again, and at least one other major character also feels the effects. The Red K causes Clark's inhibitions to drop and his emotions all come to the surface. He lets everyone know what he thinks of recent developments - including Lana's pregnancy and Martha's relationship with Lionel. Even though some people thought she'd be out for a little while due to filming a movie, Lois (Erica Durance) is in this episode. The status of at least one relationship will change after "Crimson." Source: KryptonSite
* 10/31 - Title is from KryptonSite.

Episode 6.14: Trespass
Airdate: February 8, 2007

* 01/21 - After receiving a photo of herself dressing in her room, Lana realizes she has a stalker and decides to hide out at a surprising location. Meanwhile, Jimmy breaks up with Chloe because he believes she isn't truly over Clark, forcing Chloe to take a deep look at her feelings for her best friend. Michael Rosenbaum, Erica Durance, John Glover and Annette O'Toole also star. Source: The CW
* 12/12 - Lois Lane (Erica Durance) does not appear in this episode. It's been a while since we've had a "Lana has a stalker" story, so this episode should fill that void that we know we've all had. Casting material for this episode has gone out in Vancouver. They're looking for an admitting nurse, two paparazzi, a reporter, and a man named Brady. Source: KryptonSite
* 11/27 - Title is from KryptonSite.

Episode 6.15: Freak
Airdate: February 15, 2007

* 01/26 - Clark and Chloe discover that Tobias (guest star Greyston Holt), a young man who was blinded in the meteor shower and now has the ability to identify "meteor freaks," is being used by Lex to locate people with abilities in order to experiment on them. Lana finds out about Tobias' gift, and fearing he will name Clark as one infected, offers him a cornea transplant in exchange for his silence. However, she is not prepared for Tobias' shocking news. Erica Durance, John Glover and Annette O'Toole also star. Source: The CW
* 12/12 - Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Martha Kent (Annette O'Toole) do not appear in this episode. A young man named Tobias was blinded in the second meteor shower, but he was left with a gift - the ability to sense other meteor-affected people, with a kind of a "freak-dar." When someone who is infected by meteors is in his vicinity, they glow green in his eyes. Source: KryptonSite
* 11/27 - Title is from KryptonSite.

Episode 6.16: Promise
Airdate: March/April 2007

* 01/16 - There will be a wedding ceremony later this season, but that doesn't necessarily mean anyone's getting married. Source: Ask Ausiello @ TV Guide [Note: It has not been confirmed that this will happen in 6.16, but considering the title, we are making the assumption that it is.]
* 01/02 - Title is from KryptonSite.

Episode 6.17: Combat
Airdate: March/April 2007

* new 01/30 - A nasty fight promoter sets up battles between Phantom Zoners and some prisoners. Lois Lane gets in the middle when she investigates. Also, a doctor performs a special task for Lex, a task which involves Lana, in exchange for a hefty payment. Lana experiences some pain associated with the baby while she and Lex are on the Luthorcorp jet. They make an emergency landing at a hospital in China. It sounds like Lana's unborn baby could be in some serious danger... The Justice League has apparently been very busy (off-screen): They've taken down 8 out of the 12 33.1 facilities. Roles currently being cast in Vancouver include Dr. Raquedan, a Filipino nurse, a Luthorcorp executive, a Guard, a Prisoner, promoter Richter Maddox, "fighters" Titan, Solara, and Dragon, and Hackett. Source: KryptonSite
* 01/21 - Title is from KryptonSite.

General Spoilers:

* 01/16 - Even though Oliver Queen departs in [the January 18 episode], executive producer Al Gough has told TV Guide that he "may pop up in the last couple of episodes." Source: KryptonSite
* 12/07 - Alfred Ghough reveals: [Jonathan Kent will probably not appear again.] We may bring [Greene Arrow] back... we sort of have an arc, and he may pop up again, but that's going to be determined upon whether or not Justin gets a pilot, and my guess is he will. So, he's definitely a character that we can certainly revisit, and if not later this season, perhaps next season. Ultimately, [Lionel and Martha will not become a couple], because I think that Martha is too good and pure and sees Lionel for what he really is, and the question really being - when is Lionel going to really show his stripes again, which we'll see in the latter half of the season. [If we get a 7th season,] we'll just keep moving [Clark's] journey towards Superman further and introduce other DC comic characters. Source: BuddyTV
* 11/15 - Fans are going to feel as put off as Chloe when she finds out that Jimmy and Lois struck up a secret deal to work together on exposing the Green Arrow. She'll also get to lay into Clark after he gets snippy with her for keeping Lana's little secret. Turns out Miss Sullivan will only take so much from a fella she's been protecting all these years. Source: Ask Ausiello @ TV Guide

From Kryptonsite

Episode #6-4: "Arrow"
Air Date: October 19, 2006
Written By: Kelly Souders & Brian Peterson
Guest Stars: Justin Hartley (Oliver Queen/Green Arrow)
See a gallery of images from the episode
UPDATED 7/18/06: Title Posted. Please do not post this on other websites without a link back to KryptonSite.com.
- Judging from the title - we're assuming that this is the one that formally introduces Green Arrow in a big way.
UPDATED 8/2/06: There is a scientist in this episode named Dr. Groll who is helping Lex figure out the aspects of a mysterious black box.
- Dr. Groll doesn't trust Lana, and he initiates a plot to see how loyal she is to Lex.
- Lois writes an article for the Inquisitor about the failings of a company called Safetec. A Safetec security officer named Milo furiously hires a thug to kidnap and interrogate her.
(Thanks to Secretagentman!)
UPDATED 8/4/06: The previously-mentioned black box has a tie to something that happens in "Zod."
- Look for more interactions between Lois and Oliver Queen in his one.

Episode #6-5: "Reunion"
Air Date: October 26, 2006
Written By: Steven S. DeKnight
Guest Stars: Justin Hartley (Oliver Queen/Green Arrow), Lucas Grabeel (Young Lex)
UPDATED 10/6/06: Apparently this is now the fifth episode of the new season.
UPDATED 9/7/06: Lucas Grabeel will be playing Young Lex.
UPDATED 8/25/06: The 10-year high school reunion of Lex Luthor and Oliver Queen is what reunites the two characters.
- When Lex and Oliver were 15, Oliver and his rich pals liked to torment Lex and Duncan, Lex's only friend who was a "greasy haired comic book geek." (Hey, we don't write this stuff!)
- Lex and Duncan hung out until Lex tries to find a way to try and blackmail Ollie from further harrassment. Duncan freaks out about this and Lex ends up beating him up. Crushed, Duncan runs away and ends up falling off of the school roof.
- Now, years later, Duncan is attending the reunion party in a vegetative state, wheelchair bound. Oh, and someone named Lionel Luthor has doctors experimenting on him....
-Lex's date to the reunion is Lana. Oliver takes Lois.
(Thanks to Secretagentman!)
UPDATED 8/22/06: Casting directors are looking for two actors to play the 15 year old versions of Lex Luthor and Oliver Queen. Requirements are "resemblance to Michael Rosenbaum and Justin Hartley," and instruct that the Lex Luthor actor must be willing to shave his head, as a bald cap will not be used. The young Oliver Queen must be "tall, blond, and handsome."
(Thanks to Miss Info!)
UPDATED 8/15/06: So who's reuniting in "Reunion?" No, it's not the return of Pete Ross... and nope, it's not gonna be a Clark & Lana reunion either... the "reunion" in question for this episode is a reunion between Lex Luthor and Oliver Queen, and the show has flashbacks to their days in boarding school.
UPDATED 8/10/06: Title Posted. Please do not post this on other websites without a link back to KryptonSite.com.

Episode #6-6: "Fallout"
Air Date: November 2, 2006
Written By: Holly Harold
Guest Stars: Pascale Hutton (Raya), Aaron Ashmore (Jimmy Olsen), Bow Wow
UPDATED 9/29/06: The role of Raya was going to be re-cast for the episode, but we are now hearing that Pascale Hutton, who played Raya in "Zod," is available after all. It was assumed that scheduling conflicts would get in the way due to Hutton being cast on the new ABC series Traveler.
UPDATED 9/5/06: Raya appears escaped from the Phantom Zone, and she exhibits some Kryptonian super-powers!
(Thanks to Secretagentman!)
UPDATED 8/28/06: Title Posted. Please do not post this on other websites without a link back to KryptonSite.com.

Episode #6-7: "Rage"
Air Date: November 9, 2006
Written By: Todd Slavkin & Darren Swimmer
Guest Stars: Justin Hartley (Oliver Queen/Green Arrow)
UPDATED 10/4/06: Some parts of this story revolve around the Thanksgiving holiday, which makes us pretty sure the episode will be airing in November.
- Oliver Queen is behaving very erratically in this story. Oliver is still involved with Lois Lane at this time.
- Lex is involved with a new experiment involving some patients at a halfway house, but Oliver Queen (a.k.a. Green Arrow) is on to him.
(Thanks to T.F.!)
UPDATED 9/20/06: This episode's title was first revealed in development to be "Indestructible," but it has changed.
- Roles being cast for "Rage" include Vladimir (a "Russian Man"), some "punks" (including one with a nose ring), a neurologist, Dr. Pamela Black, and a driver.
UPDATED 8/28/06: Title Posted. Please do not post this on other websites without a link back to http://KryptonSite.com

Episode #6-8: "Static"
Air Date: November 16, 2006
Guest Stars: Batista
UPDATED 9/21/06: Title Posted. Please do not post this on other websites without a link back to KryptonSite.com.
UPDATED 9/13/06: According to some wrestling websites, Batista will be playing a character from the Phantom Zone. Darn. We were hoping he'd play Lobo!
UPDATED 9/8/06: Wrestling superstar Batista will be guest starring in this episode.

Episode #6-9: "Subterranean"
Air Date: Unknown
Written By: Caroline Dries
Directed By: Rick Rosenthal
Guest Stars: Aaron Ashmore (Jimmy Olsen), Zak Santiago (Deputy Morales)
UPDATED 10/6/06: Due to a change in the production schedule, this is now episode #9 of the new season.
UPDATED 8/14/06: There are some immigrants being exploited at a farm that neighbors the Kent Farm. A teenage boy escapes and is rescued by Clark.
- Clark investigates the farm and finds many of the immigrants are being used there as slaves.
- Lionel and a doctor have a chat about a mysterious patient's condition.
(Thanks to Secretagentman!)
UPDATED 7/20/06: Title Posted. Please do not post this on other websites without a link back to KryptonSite.com.

Episode #6-10: "Hydro"
Air Date: January 2007
Guest Stars: Tori Spelling
UPDATED 9/21/06: Title Posted. Please do not post this on other websites without a link back to KryptonSite.com.
UPDATED 9/20/06: From the column of TV Guide's Mike Ausiello: Tori Spelling will be playing the Daily Planet's new gossip reporter, who has the ability to turn herself into water. "She'll be exposing the very big secrets that will be driving the second half of the season, Alfred Gough told Ausiello, "and I can't tell you any of them. Zero."

Episode #6-11: "Justice"
Air Date: January or February 2007
Written & Directed By: Steve DeKnight (hooray, he gets a big event instead of being stuck with an "exploding baby" episode!)
Guest Stars: Justin Hartley (Oliver Queen/Green Arrow), Alan Ritchson (Arthur "AC" Curry/Aquaman), Kyle Gallner (Bart Allen/The Flash), Lee Thompson Young (Victor Stone/Cyborg)
UPDATED 9/20/06: From the column of TV Guide's Mike Ausiello, some quotes from Alfred Gough: "Episode 11, which is our second episode back in January, is going to be called 'Justice,' and it'll basically be our first look at the Justice League. We're gonna have Green Arrow, Cyborg, Flash and Aquaman, played by Alan Ritchson, who is coming back. That's gonna be our first Justice League episode." And where exactly is Wonder Woman? "Ask Joel Silver," Gough grumbles. "He's the producer; he controls the movie rights. We'd do a whole Wonder Woman series if we had Wonder Woman, but Joss Whedon is writing the movie, so we can't have her."

More Spoilers
- TV Guide has revealed that Justin Hartley (of the Aquaman pilot episode) will be playing Oliver Queen, aka Green Arrow, in at least 7 episodes of Season Six! Click here for more details on that!
- Justin Hartley revealed in a KryptonSite interview that Ollie Queen (Green Arrow) shares a secret with Lex Luthor that dates back to boarding school. He'll have a romantic fling with Lois Lane.
- Characters such as the Flash, Cyborg, and Andrea Rojas, the Angel of Vengeance may show up during the Green Arrow story arc.
- The Sept. 25 issue of TV Guide reveals that Tori Spelling will be making an appearance on Smallville this season as the Daily Planet's new gossip columnist. Click here for more details on that.
For some details on some more currently-circulating Smallville rumors that aren't necessarily spoilers, visit KryptonSite's rumors page - Rumorville!

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Episode 6.04-Arrow Spoilers

Added 02/10/2006:

"Arrow" (TV-PG, L, V) (HDTV)

CLARK DISCOVERS THE GREEN ARROW'S SECRET IDENTITY ?? While attending a fundraiser, Lois (Erica Durance) witnesses the Green Arrow (Justin Hartley) steal a rare diamond necklace off Martha's (Annette O'Toole) neck and vows to find the man behind the costume. Clark (Tom Welling) does some investigating of his own and discovers Oliver Queen is the Green Arrow and has been stealing from the rich and giving to the poor. Meanwhile, Lex (Michael Rosenbaum) enlists Lionel's (John Glover) help in testing Lana's (Kristin Kreuk) loyalty. Allison Mack also stars. Brian Peterson & Kelly Souders wrote the episode directed by Michael Rohl.



Added 24/08/2006:

Guest Stars: Justin Hartley (Oliver Queen/Green Arrow)

*A scientist named Dr. Groll will help Lex learn about a mysterious black box
*Lois writes an article for the Inquisitor about a company called Safetec and is kidnapped by a security officer named Milo
*The black box in this episode will relate to something that happened in Zod.

Episode 6.05-Subterranean Spoilers

Added 18/09/2006:

Zak Santiago will be appearing this season on Smallville in the episode entitled "Subterranean" as Deputy Morales. Also this episode is being directed by Rick Rosenthal


Added 24/08/2006:

Title of this episode has been released, Subterranean

Episode 6.05- Reunion Spoilers

Added 07/10/2006:

"Reunion"

A FLASHBACK EPISODE REVEALS WHY OLIVER HATES LEX ?? As teenagers, Lex (Michael Rosenbaum) and Oliver (Justin Hartley) went to the same prep school, where Oliver and his friends bullied Lex and his friend Duncan (guest star Bryce Hodgson). Lex eventually turned on Duncan to gain their acceptance, prompting Duncan to throw himself off the roof. Lex and Oliver return to the school for a reunion and are startled when Oliver's old pals are killed in violent and mysterious accidents that point to Duncan. Meanwhile, Clark sees satellite photos that show four other craters were created the day he escaped from the Phantom Zone, causing him to believe that others may have followed him. Kristin Kreuk, Erica Durance, Allison Mack, John Glover and Annette O'Toole also star. Steven DeKnight wrote the episode directed by Jeannot Szwarc .



Added 27/09/2006:

Musician and Singer Bow Wow, who now goes only by Bow, will be appearing in this episode, the role he will play is still under wraps.


Added 18/09/2006:

Lucas Grabeel will guest star on Smallville, playing a young Lex Luthor.


Added 15/08/2006:

Title of this episode has been released, Reunion.

GENERAL SEASON SIX SPOILERS

Added 27/09/2006

During a recent interview with Tom Welling, E!News got the inside scoop from the hunk that there could be a baby in the future for Lex and Lana. Nothing has been confirmed at this time, but that's what has been said so far.

Added 18/09/2006

"Next month, Batista will travel to Vancouver, Canada, for a few days to tape an episode for one of the new CW’s shows. It’s SmackDown, right? Guess again. The Animal will be a guest star on Smallville, a Superman-themed action series starring Tom Welling as Clark Kent. He’ll be taping episode nine of the new season, which premieres Thursday, Sept. 28, at 8 p.m. on the new CW. The network is also the new home of SmackDown, premiering Friday, Sept. 22, at 8 p.m. Stay tuned to WWE.com for more information on Batista’s stint on Smallville and the new CW."

Source: WWE Ins