Obviously
an undertaking such as KryptonSite takes up a lot of bandwidth, and that
costs money. Beyond that, though, your webmaster Craig is still barely
employed. How can you help? Ordering through any of the Amazon.com links
always helps, but you can also donate to the site via PayPal! The links
to do so are just below. Thanks!! Any help is appreciated. (And if anyone
out there is interested in a web content/creative/television-obsessed
type guy, please
let me know!)
Smallville DVD You won't see this in stores in the United States but you
CAN order it through Videoflicks.com.
The DVD includes deleted scenes, a map of Smallville, and, oh yeah, what
sounds like the Smallville pilot and "Metamorphosis."
The DVD also includes commentary from executive producers Alfred Gough
and Miles Millar and pilot director David Nutter. What are you waiting
for? Order
a copy!
Smallville
in
Canada! (11/15)
Canadian
fans
rejoice:
Clark,
Lana,
Lex
&
co.
will
be
coming
your
way
sooner
than
expected.
We
are
hearing
that
Smallville
will
premiere
in
Canada
on
Friday,
November
23,
2001
on
the
GlobalTV
network
with
three
back-to-back
episodes.
The
week
after,
we
hear
that
GlobalTV
will
be
airing
two
episodes;
and
after
that,
the
show
will
go
weekly.
"Lex
Luthor"
Hits
The
Web
At
MichaelRosenbaum.com (11/15)
The
actor
who
plays
Clark
Kent's
friend
and
future
nemesis
now
has
his
own
official
website.
MichaelRosenbaum.com
is
where
you
can
find
a
biography
of
the
man
who
plays
Lex
Luthor,
plus
message
boards,
interviews
and
more.
It
sounds
like
some
message
board
posters
may
be
rewarded
with
autographs,
too,
so
you
may
want
to
check
it
out.
A
Message
From
Stereoblis...
(11/11)
The
KryptonSite
Message
Board
was
recently
visited
by
a
member
of
the
band
Stereoblis,
whose
song
"Eight
Half
Letters"
could
be
heard
in
the
Smallville
pilot
episode.
Here's
what
Stereoblis
had
to
say:
"We
just
wanted
to
give
a
shout
to
all
of
our
fellow
Smallville
fans.
This
show
rocks!
We
also
wanted
to
thank
those
of
you
that
have
contacted
us
about
our
song
on
the
pilot
episode
"Eight
Half
Letters".
Since
we
are
the
only
unsigned
band
to
date
on
the
show,
we
are
exteremly
honored
and
excited
to
be
a
part
of
the
sound
behind
this
incredible
show.
We
would
love
to
hear
from
more
of
you.
And
if
you
are
interested
in
purchasing
our
CD,
e-mail
us
at
stereoblis@hotmail.com
We
would
also
like
to
invite
you
to
our
website
www.stereoblis.net
-
be
blissed!!!!!!!"
So,
visit
the
Stereoblis
site,
order
some
CDs,
send
some
e-mail...
and
tell
them
KryptonSite
sent
you!
And
hey,
record
labels:
sign
this
band!
Ratings:
The
King
of
Pop
Beats
The
Man
of
Steel (11/14)
CBS's
Michael
Jackson
special
and
NBC's
200th
episode
of
Frasier
blew
away
the
competition
in
the
ratings
on
Tuesday
night.
Maybe
this
means
next
week's
Smallville
should
feature
a
man
whose
bonestructure
and
skin
color
change
after
exposure
to
Kryptonite.
What
do
you
think?
Smallville
dipped
a
little
bit
from
last
week,
but
not
as
drastically
as
Fox's
24
did.
Roswell
dropped
as
well.
Next
week
Smallville
could
very
easily
pass
24
in
the
ratings
race.
Here's
the
chart
of
Tuesday
night's
overnight
ratings:
Timeslot
Rank
Show
Network
Overnight
Rating
#1
Michael
Jackson
Special
CBS
13.3/19
#2
Frasier
200th
Episode
&
Clips
Show
NBC
12.4/18
#3
NYPD
Blue
ABC
8.9/13
#4
24
FOX
5.5/8
#5
Smallville
WB
5.1/7
#6
Roswell
UPN
2.6/4
"Cool"
Music (11/14)
Wondering
what
that
music
was
that
you
heard
during
Tuesday
night's
new
episode
of
Smallville?
You
can
also
find
out
about
the
music
in
past
episodes
by
visiting
the
KryptonSite
Music
page.
If
you're
in
the
mood
to
order
any
of
these
CD's
through
the
Amazon
links,
it
would
be
greatly
appreciated!
Michael
Rosenbaum
Gets
"Cabin
Fever" (11/10)Cinescape.com
reports
that
Michael
Rosenbaum
(Lex
Luthor)
has
signed
on
to
star
in
a
film
called
"Cabin
Fever"
which
will
be
executive
produced
by
David
Lynch.
Cinescape
describes
the
film
as
"the
story
of
five
friends
who
gather
in
an
isolated
cabin
only
to
become
victims
of
a
flesh-eating
virus.
The
film
then
takes
on
EVIL
DEAD-like
overtones."
You
can
read
Cinescape's
complete
story
by
clicking
here.
The
Music
of
"X-Ray" (11/7)
By
popular
demand...
here's
a
list
of
the
music
played
in
Tuesday
night's
episode
of
Smallville,
which
was
titled
"X-Ray."
We
have
also
identified
whatever
we
could
figure
out,
if
you
can
place
any
of
these
other
songs
please
send
us
some
e-mail:
For
a
list
of
all
of
the
music
that
played
in
previous
episodes,
visit
the
KryptonSite
Music
Page.
What
did
you
think
of
the
episode?
Send
in
your
reviews
to
PlanetKrypton@aol.com,
but
if
for
some
reason
you
don't
want
your
reviews
reprinted
please
be
sure
to
say
so.
The
KryptonSite
Message
Board
is
also
a
recommended
place
to
go
for
Smallville
conversation.
Smallville
Upcoming
Episode
News! NOW
UPDATED
WITH
MORE
INFORMATION
ON
EPISODES
#7-9!
Curious
about
what's
coming
in
the
next
few
episodes
of
Smallville?
KryptonSite
has
the
scoop:
Tuesday
night
's
episode
of
Smallville
is
titled
"Cool."
The
episode
deals
with
a
young
man
who
must
absorb
body
heat
from
others
to
keep
from
freezing
to
death.
The
character,
Sean
Kelvin,
will
be
played
by
a
21-year-old
Canadian
actor
named
Michael
Coristine.
Coristine's
previous
credits
include
a
movie
called
"Love
Disease"
and
an
appearance
in
the
movie
"Get
Over
It!"
as
"Love
Scud
Boy
Band
Member
#2."
To
the
right
you
can
find
a
picture
of
Michael
Coristine
from
"Love
Disease."
For
more
information
on
that
film,
you
can
visit
the
"Love
Disease"
official
website."Cool"
is
written
by
Michael
Green
and
directed
by
Jim
Contner.
Episode
#6
of
Smallville
is
titled
"Hourglass,"
and
it
will
be
airing
on
November
20th.
KryptonSite
has
learned
that
the
episode
will
guest
star
George
Murdock,
Eric
Christian
Olsen,
and
Jackie
Burroughs.
George
Murdock
has
had
a
very
long
career,
with
past
credits
including
the
"2nd
Elder"
in
many
episodes
of
The
X-Files
and
in
"Star
Trek
V:
The
Final
Frontier"
playing
God.
(Maybe
he
should
share
a
scene
with
Lex
Luthor's
dad,
John
Glover,
who
played
the
Devil
in
Brimstone!)
Murdock's
earliest
IMDb
credit
came
in
1963
with
an
episode
of
The
Untouchables.
Two
other
past
credits
of
his
may
be
interesting
to
fans:
He
appeared
in
the
Lois
&
Clark
episode
"Strange
Visitor"
as
an
Air
Force
general,
and
he
also
was
in
a
2nd-season
Dukes
of
Hazzard
episode
alongside
Pa
Kent
himself,
John
Schneider!
Eric
Christian
Olsen,
who
will
be
playing
"Young
Harry,"
recently
starred
in
the
short-lived
Fox
series
Get
Real.
He'll
also
be
starring
in
the
upcoming
film
"Not
Another
Teen
Movie."
One
interesting
rumor
about
Eric
that
circulated
about
two
years
ago
was
that
he
was
being
considered
for
the
role
of
Anakin
Skywalker
in
the
upcoming
"Star
Wars:
Episode
II."
(The
role
ended
up
going
to
then-unknown
Hayden
Christenesn.)
Sixty-two-year-old
Jackie
Burroughs,
who
is
playing
Cassandra,
appeared
in
multiple
Tales
of
the
City
miniseries
and
in
"Avonlea."
She's
done
many
other
projects,
but
one
that
would
be
notable
to
fans
is
an
appearance
on
the
late
but
still
popular
Due
South,
in
the
episode
"Eclipse."
That's
a
picture
of
her
to
the
left.
"Hourglass"
is
written
by
Doris
Egan,
a
successful
author
whose
credits
include
the
"Ivory"
series
and
"City
of
Diamond."
She
has
also
written
for
and
worked
on
such
shows
as
Profiler
and
Dark
Angel,
and
she
was
an
executive
story
editor
for
Early
Edition.
Ms.
Egan
is
also
one
of
the
co-producers
of
Smallville.
"Hourglass"
is
directed
by
Chris
Long,
who
also
has
a
connection
to
Lois
&
Clark,
as
he
directed
several
episodes
of
that
series,
including
the
episodes
"Double
Jeopardy"
and
"Lois
and
Clarks."
Episode
#7
of
Smallville
is
called
"Craving,"
and
it
deals
with
a
girl
who
might
have
a
diet
plan
that's
more
successful
than
the
one
that
Ally
McBeal
uses.
The
girl,
Jodi,
is
played
by
Amy
Adams,
who
starred
in
the
film
"Cruel
Intentions
2"
and
also
has
guest-starring
credits
including
Buffy
the
Vampire
Slayer
(in
the
episode
"Family")
and
Zoe,
Duncan,
Jack
and
Jane
(starring
Michael
Rosenbaum
as
Jack!)
You
can
find
a
picture
of
Amy
Adams
to
your
left.
"Craving,"
which
is
scheduled
to
air
on
November
27th,
is
written
by
Michael
Green
and
directed
by
Philip
Sgriccia.
"Craving"
is
followed
in
December
by
an
episode
titled
"Jitters"
which
will
finally
answer
for
you,
"What
was
that
episode
that
was
previewed
at
the
end
of
the
first
airing
of
the
pilot?"
"Jitters"
involves
a
former
farm
hand
of
the
Kents
who
is
exposed
to
some
pretty
strange
stuff
on
Level
3
of
the
Luthorcorp
plant.
The
long-delayed
episode
is
written
by
the
husband-and-wife
team
of
Cherie
Bennett
and
Jeff
Gottesfeld.
Also
in
December
you
can
look
forward
to
the
episode
called
"Rogue"
which
sounds
like
one
of
those
episodes
that
will
just
make
people
go
"Wow."
It
will
be
the
first
of
several
to
feature
Kelly
Brook
as
Lex
Luthor's
former
girlfriend,
"Victoria
Emerson."
You
can
find
a
picture
of
her
to
your
right.
Of
course,
there
might
not
be
any
"former"
about
it,
once
Victoria
arrives
in
town!
For
much
more
detailed
spoiler
information
on
*any*
of
these
episodes,
visit
the
KryptonSite
spoilers
page.
Ratings:
Smallville
Improves
Slightly
Despite
Heavy
Competition (11/7)
The
anticipated
premieres
of
NYPD
Blue
and
24
didn't
bite
out
of
Smallville's
audience
at
all
on
Tuesday
night,
nor
did
a
10-minute
overrun
of
Buffy.
Ratings
for
CBS's
The
Guardian,
which
was
winning
the
timeslot
for
a
few
weeks,
have
slipped
as
well.
This
could
be
a
good
sign
for
Smallville
and
its
future
in
the
9PM
hour.
24,
hailed
as
the
"best
new
series"
this
season,
apparently
didn't
reflect
that
ratings-wise,
as
it
was
beaten
by
ABC,
NBC,
and
CBS.
It
might
not
be
as
much
of
a
threat
to
Smallville
as
it
was
expected
to
be.
Here's
the
breakdown
of
how
"X-Ray"
fared
this
week
against
the
competition,
according
to
the
overnight
ratings:
Timeslot
Rank
Show
Network
Overnight
Rating
#1
NYPD
Blue
(Season
Premiere)
ABC
11.2/17
#2
Frasier
(9:00-9:30)
NBC
9.5/14
#3
The
Guardian
CBS
8.3/12
#4
24
(Series
Premiere)
FOX
7.5/11
#5
Scrubs
(9:30-10:00)
NBC
7.2/11
#6
Smallville
WB
5.9/8
#7
Roswell
UPN
3.3/5
Prevue
Online
Talks
To
Eric
Johnson (11/5)Eric
Johnson
(Smallville's
Whitney)
was
recently
interviewed
by
the
PREVUE
website.
And
what
does
his
character
"Whitney"
think
of
Clark
Kent?
"He
didn't
really
have
a
problem
with
Clark
until
Clark
got
a
bit
too
close
with
his
girlfriend
and
that
got
him
a
little
upset,"
Eric
said.
"Now,
he's
realizing
that
he's
gone
a
little
too
far
and
trying
to
be
a
bigger
man
and
not
let
that
bother
him.
He's
not
really
friendly
with
Clark
and
is
just
tolerating
him
right
now."
To
read
the
complete
interview,
including
the
truth
of
what
Kristin
(Lana)
Kreuk
thinks
of
Eric's
sense
of
humor,
visit
the
PREVUE
website.
"The
Trades"
Covers
Smallville
(11/5)
An
online
column
by
Seth
Gunderson
recently
covered
Smallville
at
"The
Trades"
website.
"The
WB
knows
that
it
has
a
winner,
it’s
killing
The
WB
defector
Roswell
in
ratings,
and
it
looks
as
if
Smallville
will
continue
to
draw
viewers
their
way,"
Gunderson
said.
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"Lex
Luthor"
Hits
The
Web
At
George
Murdock
has
had
a
very
long
career,
with
past
credits
including
the
"2nd
Elder"
in
many
episodes
of
The
X-Files
and
in
"Star
Trek
V:
The
Final
Frontier"
playing
God.
(Maybe
he
should
share
a
scene
with
Lex
Luthor's
dad,
John
Glover,
who
played
the
Devil
in
Brimstone!)
Murdock's
earliest
IMDb
credit
came
in
1963
with
an
episode
of
The
Untouchables.
Two
other
past
credits
of
his
may
be
interesting
to
fans:
He
appeared
in
the
Lois
&
Clark
episode
"Strange
Visitor"
as
an
Air
Force
general,
and
he
also
was
in
a
2nd-season
Dukes
of
Hazzard
episode
alongside
Pa
Kent
himself,
John
Schneider!
Episode
#7
of
Smallville
is
called
"Craving,"
and
it
deals
with
a
girl
who
might
have
a
diet
plan
that's
more
successful
than
the
one
that
Ally
McBeal
uses.
The
girl,
Jodi,
is
played
by
Amy
Adams,
who
starred
in
the
film
"Cruel
Intentions
2"
and
also
has
guest-starring
credits
including
Buffy
the
Vampire
Slayer
(in
the
episode
"Family")
and
Zoe,
Duncan,
Jac
k
and
Jane
(starring
Michael
Rosenbaum
as
Jack!)
You
can
find
a
picture
of
Amy
Adams
to
your
left.
"Craving,"
which
is
scheduled
to
air
on
November
27th,
is
written
by
Michael
Green
and
directed
by
Philip
Sgriccia.