Smallville is currently on hiatus. The series was renewed for a ninth season and will now air on Fridays at 8 p.m.
Episode 9.01: Title Unknown (Season premiere) Airdate: September 25, 2009
06/21 - Brian Austin Green has been cast on Smallville as the DC Comics villain Metallo. [...] Green will appear as the kryptonite-powered villain (alter ego "Daily Planet" journo John Corben) in at least the first two episodes of Season 9, which takes flight Friday, Sept. 25. Source: TV Guide Online
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06/21 - A source tells me that although Sam Witwer was invited back for Season 9 - for possibly several episodes - at this time the portrayer of Davis/Doomy has no plans to return. Source: TV Guide Online
06/14 - Multiple reports say that Erica Durance will be back for Season 9, with some unverified rumors saying that she'll be on for 17 episodes. In an interview with E! Online, executive producer Kelly Souders confirmed that she will be continuing: "Erica is the one person we can say yes to. We know in the mythology that it's Clark and Lois forever," Souders said. Also possible for Smallville's future: Sam Witwer may be continuing with the series, playing Zod. Faora did say that Davis Bloome resembled his father, after all... Aaron Ashmore's Smallville stay is over, after the events of "Doomsday." [...] Smallville has sent out a casting notice for a role called "Mason." Here's what they're looking for: " MASON : Late 20's early 30's. He's a handsome charismatic charmer who savors life. He appreciates good food, loves fast cars and sees beauty in every woman. There isn't a detail in life that eludes his senses. He is a master of seduction... knowing what everyone wants and needs before they do. But don't let his magnetism fool you. There's more than meets the eye. His intelligence can't be matched. He outmaneuvers everyone in his path. Though he longs to find a home, that vulnerability can be twisted -- making him a force to be reckoned with." [...] Here are some details from the scenes that will be used to cast Mason. Be warned, this may not be the way the character will ultimately be: The scene takes place on the Queen Industries jet, and involves Mason with Tess. Tess is rushing onto the jet and is surprised by Mason's voice, who asks her if she's "All work and no play?" Tess tells Mason that she hoped he would have mastered more than a lexicon of cliches by now. He tells Tess she can stand down, becuase "it's me," and Tess says that "precisely who 'you' are is a little nebulous at the moment." Mason reminds her that that is "exactly the way you like it." He then keeps trying to find ways to try to seduce her. It sounds like Tess might "betray" Mason. In a later scene, Tess returns to the Luthor Mansion to find him inside, waiting. He mentions that she "turned on him" but he "survived it," and then works on psychoanalyzing Tess yet again. He tells Tess "I trusted you!" and tells her that he was the one shot she had at a fairy tale ending. She pulls a gun on him, and reminds him "You still need me." He realizes she's right. Source: KryptonSite
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