Brian Austin, Smallvile
Brian Austin Green's Metallo, the villain with the heart of Kryptonite, is returning to Smallville, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
Green first appeared in the Season 9 premiere as Metallo's alter ego, journalist John Corbin. He was killed off the following week after accidentally ripping out his Kryptonite-infused heart while trying to kill Clark Kent (Tom Welling).
Smallville: Meet Metallo
At the time, Dr. Emil (Alessandro Juliani) noted that Corbin had...
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Michael Rosenbaum, Smallville
Over Smallville's nine-year run, the show's universe has fittingly expanded; yet, fans would like to see a few characters come back.
Though we haven't see her in quite a while, Martha Kent (Annette O'Toole) is still alive and well. Even though Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum) is presumably dead, the Superman mythos would have to disagree. Jimmy Olson (Aaron Ashmore) was also lost last season, but the real photog and eventual best friend to Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is still running around somewhere.
Executive producer Kelly Souders discusses the fate, fortune or future of various Smallville characters who've been missing in action...
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Smallville, Glee, Lost
Feel like talking Lost? So do we. TVGuide.com guested on AOL's TV podcast, DVR Divas, to dish on the sixth and final season of Lost. We dropped a few bombs and also discussed what show is more likely to captivate fans the way Lost has: FlashForward or V?
Three things we know about Lost's last season
Other topics we touched on include...
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Smallville - Brian Austin Green
Brian Austin Green is a really mean machine on Smallville (Oct. 2 8/7c, CW).
In Friday's episode, poor John Corbin (Green) gets mowed over by a bus. Cue the creation of Metallo, the iconic DC super villain who has it out for the Blur, aka Clark Kent (Tom Welling). Metropolis and its residents, especially Lois Lane (Erica Durance), aren't safe with him on the streets.
Green graciously talked with us about all things Metallo, including who built him, why he hates the Blur and whether he'll return later this season...
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Brian Austin Green on Terminator
Now playing in this "super"-early installment of the weekly Mitovich Mega Minute:
• The casting of Brian Austin Green as John Corben/Metallo is arguably one of Smallville's best "gets" ever — and the show's executive producers would have to agree. In fact, I've got the exclusive scoop on precisely what Brian Peterson and Kelly Souders think of having BAG as their boss new 'borg.
• But wait, there's more! Find out exactly how John Corben will enter the Smallville mix.
• What is the deal with Provenza's mood swings on The Closer? Get a big tease about a surprising reveal on that front.
Watch and discuss the new MMM after the jump!
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Brian Austin Green
It's official — the new season of Smallville can't get here soon enough.
Brian Austin Green has been cast on Smallville as the DC Comics villain Metallo, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.
That's right — the Terminator alum is now playing a cyborg himself. That is a pretty freakin' super bit of casting, right?
Green will appear as the kryptonite-powered villain (alter ego "Daily Planet" journo John Corben) in at least ...
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Will Green play Nathan's agent?
Does Brian Austin Green look like a "Clayton" to you?
Well, maybe they can change the character's name, because the alum of Beverly Hills 90210 and Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles is in talks to join the CW's One Tree Hill in the series regular role of ...
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Brian Austin Green and Gabrielle Union
The CW's Body Politic is shaping up very nicely, with the addition of Brian Austin Green, Gabrielle Union and others to the Washington, D.C.-centric pilot's growing ensemble.
Should Body Politic get ordered to series and Fox's Terminator is unplugged, Green will play ...
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Brian Austin Green and Megan Fox
Right now, men across the county are doing a little dance of joy — Megan Fox may be back on the market.
Fox, 22, and fiancé Brian Austin Green, 35, have quietly ended their engagement, according to People.
"The decision was ...
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We have to kill her John-Sarah Connor Picking up exactly where the season one finale left off Camerons Jeep splodes via a car bomb planted by Sarkissian and his man who overpower Sarah and John in their attempt to find the missing hard drive Cameron reactivates herself and seemingly comes to the Connors rescue however Sarkissian is already deceased when she enters the room All is not well as Cameron draws her weapon on John -she is about to terminate him bc of damage to her CPU An explosion gives Sarah and John enough of a delay to escape Cameron They jump out the second story window are injured and escape via a stolen mini-van which Sarah ends up crashing The wounded pair hobble off until they seek sanctuary in a local churchAlso picking up from the previous episode are Agent Ellison Cromartie and the aftermath of the FBI massacre at the apartment complex After this experience apparently Ellison now believes Sarah wellderr Charley Dixon head
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