James Marsters returns as Brainiac for Smallville's 200th Episode.
James is the latest former cast member who is returning for Smallville's 10th and final season.
The episode will air in the fall.Kryptonsite lists the 200th episode as the fourth episode of the new season.
July 23 2010
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sueworld2003 | July 23, 10:03 CET
I'll have to watch it then (the 200th)
anca | July 23, 10:50 CET
I hope they stick to this being the final season though and I really hope they end it well.
Saje | July 23, 10:58 CET
redeem147 | July 23, 11:16 CET
deanna b | July 23, 13:02 CET
theclynn | July 23, 13:18 CET
They'll probably end the show with him donning the costume and flying off into the sunset for the first time.
But what they dont say is if they'll be relaunching a new show called...SUPERMAN!. Can it be assumed we'll get that some day or is it already public knowledge that when this is over its all over? Welling was a good Clark/Kal.
alexreager | July 23, 13:45 CET
I hope next season is good and tells one heck of a story.
Jaymii | July 23, 15:00 CET
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baxter | July 23, 17:11 CET
Yeah, it feels that way to me too sometimes ;).
Last season ended well but then, by and large, the season enders have always been pretty decent on 'Smallville' (though I wouldn't hate it if just once, when someone made a heroic sacrifice, we didn't have it hammered home that "Hey, they're in a cruciform, just like Jesus !") but apart from that I don't particularly remember many fewer eye rolling moments for me. A lot of the stuff with Tess felt extremely ad hoc and shoe-horned in for instance, Callum Blue (who I loved as Mason on 'Dead Like Me') wasn't particularly convincing as Zod (over-enunciating and over-acting his way through pretty much every big emotional scene), they persisted in using a slew of the standard devices (like someone arriving at exactly the wrong part of a conversation so that they only hear the negative - I mean, really ? Still, even today ?) and in general whenever the show came to a fork in the road it always chose the road MOST travelled by.
Chloe/Green Arrow was pretty good though, that felt quite natural (Alison Mack is the most reliably skilled actor in the cast IMO) and it's cool that even after 9 years they're still coming up with new ways to photograph his powers, albeit rarely (i'm thinking of the freeze-frame/flickering lights bit at the CM HQ - very likely partly a budget thing but still pretty creative IMO) and they are at least (finally) taking proper steps towards the cape. Show's just gone on 3-5 years longer than it should have is all (12 seasons ? Nah, doesn't have the legs).
Saje | July 23, 22:41 CET
rehabber | July 24, 03:11 CET