Smallville Season 10 Episode 6 Harvest

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A young Clark Kent struggles to find his place in the world as he learns to harness his alien powers for good and deals with the typical troubles of teenage life in.

Smallville (TV Series 2. IMDb. Edit. The numerous miraculous rescues by the local wonder boy Clark have aroused suspicions amongst colonials of Smallville. Interestingly, the boy has managed to downplay his acts of various heroic egresses in the past. They say he's either too fast or has a penchant for finding trouble. He was found by Martha and Jonathan Kent on the day of the Meteor Shower, and subsequently adopted. Clark's friend Lex Luthor, the only heir of Luthorcorp, has been secretly investigating grounds for Clark's outlandish valor. However, on the face of it, Clark just seems a normal boy who's slightly more secretive than usual.

A legend grows up in Smallville.

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Where Are They Now? The Cast Of Smallville. Superman may be a stranger to our world, but he’s certainly no stranger to Hollywood, having headlined a myriad of theatrical and televised productions over the decades. Many of those productions have achieved enormous success, but for the purposes of this list, we’ll be focusing on one of the latest projects: Smallville. Beginning in 2. 00. Smallville chronicled Clark Kent’s journey from being an ordinary high school student and spur- of- the- moment hero to Daily Planet journalist and full- time superhero.

The series wasn’t about Superman as much as it was about the man under the suit — which is why series creators Alfred Gough and Miles Millar adopted a “no flights” rule for the hero. It’s been five years since the series concluded, yet Superman hasn’t disappeared. The Man of Steel is now headlining a shared universe on the big screen and guest starring in a shared universe on the small screen. Watch Dakota Skye Online Hollywoodtake here. So we thought it was time to see what happened to the heroes of The WB’s (later, The CW’s) Superman origin story. Arranged by the number of episodes each actor/actress has appeared in, here’s Where Are They Now?

The Cast Of Smallville. Terence Stamp (Jor- El)Long before Terence Stamp graced the small screen as Kal- El’s biological father, Jor- El, in Smallville, he famously played one of Superman’s perennial enemies, General Zod, in Richard Donner and Richard Lester’s Superman and Superman II, respectively. Since then, Stamp has starred in numerous films and TV series, including Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace, Yes Man, and Wanted, amongst countless others — though he will always be best known as the archvillain General Zod. As with many actors on Smallville, Stamp appeared sporadically throughout the series between seasons two and ten, voicing the character of Jor- El whenever Clark needed the most help. Since the series ended in 2. Stamp has taken his career rather slowly, starring in one or two productions a year. His most recent film was Tim Burton’s Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, in which he starred as Abraham Portman.

Next year, he’ll be appearing in Gilles Paquet- Brenner’s Crooked House and George Mendeluk’s Bitter Harvest. Laura Vandervoort (Kara Zor- El)Nowadays, most people associate Supergirl with Melissa Benoist, but the fact is, there was another small screen Supergirl who came before her: Laura Vandervoort. Vandervoort made her debut as Superman’s cousin, Kara Zor- El, in the seventh season of Smallville and held a main role throughout the season, which then became a recurring role for the rest of the series. Part of the reason she scarcely returned after the show’s seventh season was because she landed a leading role on ABC’s V in 2. Sci- Fi miniseries of the same name from the early ’8. Unfortunately, the network canceled the series in 2.

Vandervoort then moved on to guest star on shows such as Family Guy, White Collar, and Haven, before landing another leading role in Syfy’s Bitten. The series concluded earlier this year after three seasons on the air, and Vandervoort’s first gig following the series’ conclusion was guest starring as Indigo, AKA Brainiac 8, in the first season of The CW’s Supergirl.

She joined a long line of former superhero actors and actresses to guest star on a CW superhero show. Eric Johnson (Whitney Fordman)Other than Superman villains, Clark Kent had many rivals on Smallville — and it all began with high school jock and Lana Lang’s boyfriend, Whitney Fordman, played by Eric Johnson. He appeared as a main cast member in the series’ first season, though his character was eventually written off later that year. For the next three years, Johnson would appear as a special guest star in a handful of episodes of Smallville and would spend the rest of his time starring in several movies. However, he never left TV acting, and eventually returned to star in the leading role in Syfy’s failed Flash Gordon series in 2. After the network had canceled the series, Johnson moved on to star on Rookie Blue, as well as Orphan Black and Saving Hope, though his biggest role since Flash Gordon is starring as Dr. Everett Gallinger on The Knick.

In addition to being a series regular on the Cinemax drama, Johnson will appear in Fifty Shades Darker and Fifty Shades Freed. Aaron Ashmore (Jimmy Olsen)Aaron Ashmore — whose identical twin brother, Shawn Ashmore, famously played Iceman in the X- Men movies — took upon the role of photographer Jimmy Olsen in Smallville. He first appeared in the series’ sixth season and had a recurring role until he was ultimately killed off in the season eight finale. Interestingly enough at the character’s funeral, it’s revealed that Jimmy Olsen’s full name is Henry James Olsen, not James Bartholomew Olsen.

His camera was then passed down to his younger brother, who many believe to be the real Jimmy Olsen. The role has since been taken up by Mehcad Brooks in The CW’s Supergirl, though Mehcad’s version goes by the name James instead of the traditional Jimmy. Since leaving the series in 2. Ashmore has appeared in several shows, such as Fringe, Lost Girl, and In Plain Sight, though his most prominent role was playing ATF Agent Steve Jinks in Syfy’s Warehouse 1.

Although he left Warehouse 1. Ashmore remained with the network, and can now be seen in a leading role on Killjoys. Cassidy Freeman (Tess Mercer)A late addition to the series, Cassidy Freeman’s Tess Mercer appears as the new CEO of Luthor. Corp following Lex Luthor’s disappearance in the season seven finale. Although her character’s arc begins with her attempting to find Lex, she eventually became close friends with Clark and even went as far as to protect his secret identity. Interestingly, it’s revealed in the final season that she is actually Lex’s half- sister, Lutessa Lena Luthor, a character now played by Katie Mc. Grath on Supergirl.

Following the series’ conclusion, Freeman guest starred in a handful of TV shows, until she eventually nabbed the main role as Cady Longmire on A& E’s crime drama Longmire in 2. In addition to that, she continues to guest star on other shows, such as Once Upon A Time, NCIS, and Stitchers, and also appeared in the horror film Fender Bender earlier this year on Chiller. TV. 1. 0. Sam Jones III (Pete Ross)Before Clark had the help of the Watchtower and the future Justice League members, he had Chloe Sullivan and Pete Ross, his two closest friends.

Ross, played by Sam Jones III, was a prominent character during the first three seasons, though he was eventually written off in order to protect Clark’s identity. Although he left after the third season, Jones returned for a single episode in the series’ seventh season, when he gained elastic abilities after being exposed to Kryptonite. Following his departure from Smallville, Jones starred in a handful of TV shows, including The Practice, 7th Heaven, and Bones, though he would be most recognizable as Craig Shilo from the first season of Blue Mountain State. His last role on television was playing Mason on The Defenders (not to be confused with Marvel’s The Defenders) in 2.

And after a six- year hiatus, Jones reprised his Blue Mountain State role for the movie Blue Mountain State: The Rise of Thadland earlier this year. Justin Hartley (Oliver Queen)Fans will fondly remember Justin Hartley as Smallville. Although the would- be Aquaman pilot never aired, Smallville creators Alfred Gough and Miles Millar were impressed with Hartley’s performance enough to cast him as the Green Arrow on their Superman series. Hartley can be credited with popularizing the Green Arrow with modern television audiences, for one year after Smallville concluded, The CW launched a shared universe originating with Arrow.

Instead of Hartley starring in the leading role, though, the network opted to cast someone else — Stephen Amell, who many people now associate with the emerald- hooded vigilante.