One week until Christopher Reeve’s guest appearance, and it’s a heck of a week.
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The Luthors have never failed to entertain.
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Some of the elements from earlier this year have returned to Smallville.
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Who shot L.L.?
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The ads say Lex has finally turned. I’d say he’s paused to look at his options, but he hasn’t set a firm course yet.
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Smallville is back for the first of seven new episodes.
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Christopher Reeve will be on Smallville during February sweeps, according to this Variety article. You need to pay for a subscription to read the entire article, though.

TV Shows on DVD has the skinny; Warner Bros. is speeding up production on the Babylon 5 DVD sets, and will include more extras in each season. Also, they’ll be putting out the first season of Smallville on March 18. I really need a paying job again; between these, the next season or two of Buffy, the first season or two of Angel, the continuing X-Files sets, and the release of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, 2003 will be an expensive year. That’s not counting the releases of Daredevil, X-Men 2, Hulk, LOTR: The Two Towers, Matrix 2, and possibly Matrix 3 either.

Lionel Luthor is starting to compete with Spike for the title of “greatest character on television.”
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We’ve seen Zachary Ty Brian on Buffy and Jonathan Taylor Thomas on Smallville. Any bets on Taran Noah Smith appearing on a Fox show this season?
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