Spoilers de la 9na Temporada

mili27 escribió:capitulo Crossfire 9-07

Clark se une a Lois en una audicion para un programa de television llamado “Good Morning, Metropolis” en WGBS. Clark esta muy reacio a hacer esto, pero insiste en que solo lo esta haciendo por ella.
- Lois acaba de conseguir el role de anfitriona del programa, pero con una condicion – que este Clark con ella. El productor dice que tienen quimica, como “Hepburn y Tracy, Bogie y Bacall, y Regis y Kelly.”
- Un anuncio de promocion con Clark y Lois se presento rapidamente a un ya incomodo Clark.
- El programa envia a Clark a una cita en la que esta siendo observado por un productor y Lois en un cuarto de control. Lois esta hablando a Clark en todo momento de la cita por un auricular. Ella bromea con Clark sobre el hecho de que en su perfil, el admite que crecio en una granja, y que lo que conseguira sera un cita con un raton.
- La compañera de Clark es “Catherine”, una hermosa rubia de 24 años, cuyo aspecto deja a Lois un poco sobresaltada. Lois decide que quiere poner a Clark tan celoso como ella lo esta, y esta determinada para mejorar esta cita.
- Despues Lois tiene una cita donde Clark le habla atraves de una tijereta. En algun momento Clark dice “Lo ultimo que necesitas es una bebida, Lois.”
- En algun momento, tal ves, ya que se estan preparando – Clark le dice a Lois que su cita es un hombre afortunado. Lois sonrrie, feliz de que parece que ha conseguido ponerlo celoso.

Fuente: Kryptonsite

Question: Can you get us some amazing new Smallville scoop? —Tyson
Ausiello: In the Nov. 20 episode, “Pandora,” we’ll see exactly what happened when Lois disappeared for three weeks — and it’ll look remarkably similar to this.

http://ausiellofiles.ew.com/2009/09/...allville-more/

Spoilers:

Smallville returns Friday with an explosive season premiere (Friday, Sept. 25, 8/7c, CW). Clark has taken one step closer to becoming the Man of Steel, but it comes at a price. Meanwhile, Lois has been missing for three weeks, and Chloe has turned into a gun-toting widow. And then there's Zod. Are you ready to kneel before him? We asked Smallville fans to send their burning questions via Twitter. Here's just a sampling of answers to whet your appetite before the premiere:

When does it start (Smallville Season 9)? — @QuoyaE
See above. OK, that was too easy. How about this? Pay attention to the new and improved opening credits. Not only are there scenes from the previous eight years flashing through, there are also a few glimpses at the new season.

Is there any reason at all for Chloe fans to watch? — @wingster55
Yes, there is every reason for Chloe fans to watch! As a longtime Smallville fan, I can tell you that the direction of Chloe and Clark's relationship is a little heartbreaking, but representative of the fact that Superman doesn't have any friends! Chloe is actually the one to push Clark in that direction even further.

Is this Clark for real? Spoilers make him out to be the anti-Superman and not anything like a hero. — @littlevera01
He's definitely saving people, but he has a knack for letting his presence be known. In particular, he leaves the mark of El, better known as the iconic Superman S, as a calling card. Also of note, Clark is much stronger than ever before, thanks to leaving his human instincts behind in the dust. Too bad one particular relationship is keeping him grounded, literally.

Will Lois and Clark have more than a phone relationship? Maybe meet face to face, even if it's just in the shadows? — @StacySchlicht
They will meet face to face soon. Let's just emphasize that shadows can be very, very dark. Their phone relationship does develop a lot more though. Lois even takes to calling herself the Blur's sidekick, but she'll definitely bite off more than she can chew on a mission for the Blur.

What exactly is going on in this future Lois sees? — @hoppipolla_girl
Do not blink in the last few seconds of the premiere. Actually don't blink at all whenever Lois lays her head on a pillow. In case you do, here are a few things you'll miss: a hot and steamy love scene, an unlikely someone kneeling before Zod, one main character digging a grave and another looking pretty dead. Ruh-roh.

Any info on Chloe, Zod, Tess and Oliver would be great. We have a lot of Clark and Lois, but not the others. — @Smallville_ - El twitter de ajaja

Glad you asked that. Tess is being held hostage by Zod, but knowing her she has a plan up her sleeve. Oliver is back to his downward spiraling ways. The season premiere finds him in an underground fight club, grappling with the fact that Clark's become a shiny superhero.

I want Clark to become Superman, but I don't want the others characters destroyed in the process. Any hope for Zod? —

@Marie316 Mi twitter personal jaajja
Hope for Zod? You're actually hoping for Zod? Kneel before Zod, Zod? Ah yes, kneeling before Zod is a very powerful thing, too bad the first time Zod says it, he's the one who ends up on the ground. Also, the Kandorians aren't affected by the yellow sun like Clark is, at least they aren't for now. Why are they there? They don't even know yet, but Zod's searching for something on Earth, it's just not what you think.

Will Lois and Tess go head to head much this year? Erica and Cassidy are a lot of fun together! — @BeccaCabell
They don't quite finish the fight from the Season 8 finale, though the offer is on the table. Blackmail does come in handy, though. The question is: Who's blackmailing whom?

Will there be more screen time this season for John Jones and Dr. Emil Hamilton? — @srellabr
Dr. Hamilton is definitely stepping it up in the screen time department. He helps two of the supes in their quest to keep the streets of Metropolis clean. Did someone say bomb? Hmm, thought I heard that.

Bonus Question:
If Clark is off playing Batman, does that mean he'll have to win back his Daily Planet job? — @BPOX
Clark will be back working at the Dailey Planet before you know it

It's a Bird! It's a Plane! It's Smallville Season 9!
by Rich Sands September 25, 2009 07:35 AM EST

The wait is over: Smallville returns Friday for its ninth (!) season (September 25, 8/7c, The CW). Even though the show has been around for a while, executive producer Brian Peterson is confident that “there’s still a huge arc for Clark [Tom Welling] in his learning trajectory before he decides to become Superman.” This season he’ll face off against Major Zod (The Tudors’ Callum Blue), another survivor from Clark’s homeworld Krypton, and team up with superheroes of the legendary Justice Society as well as a version of the Wonder Twins from the classic Super Friends cartoons.

Perhaps even more daunting than saving the world will be Clark’s struggle to maintaining the relationships he has established with his friends. “A lot of this came about when Brian and I were discussing why he isn’t Superman 24 hours a day. Why is he ever Clark Kent,” says Kelly Souders, Peterson’s fellow showrunner. “And for us the short answer is Lois Lane. Why bother ever getting into [the] Clark Kent [identity]? It’s because of the people he loves.” To that end, expect a love triangle between Clark, Lois (Erica Durance) and Clark’s pre-Superman alter ego, the Blur (shortened from last season’s Red Blue Blur moniker due to a new all-black costume).

Though Lois seemed drawn to Clark’s mild mannerisms, she also developed a soft spot for the Blur, who she sensed was a lonely hero who just needed someone to confide in. Says Peterson: “It’s going to be a season-long struggle with Lois between the person who’s right in front of her, who she’s fallen for, and her Achilles heel, which has always been the mysterious hero.”

The other woman in Clark’s life will have a busy year, too. Given the brush off from Clark in May's season finale, Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) takes another big step towards establishing a secret identity of her own. She is coming off a traumatic year—possessed by Braniac, attacked by Doomsday, failed marriage to Jimmy Olsen and Jimmy’s subsequent murder—but rather than having a pity party, she’ll immerse herself in her duties as Watchtower, a computer-whiz and information power-broker to the crime-fighting set. “What’s great is that she is in her element again as a sidekick,” Peterson says. “And not only to Clark, but to our entire fledgling superhero league.”