Post by buffysmglover on May 17, 2008 10:42:33 GMT -5
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Kara's Future Is Up, Up, Up in the Air
Source: TV Guide's Matt Roush
A new development tempers the good news about Allison Mack re-signing, which itself improved the mood after Michael Rosenbaum's Smallvile departure was confirmed: Laura Vandervoort's status as Kara is as up-in-the-air as, well, Supergirl in flight.
As fans noticed in the CW's upfronts announcement earlier this week, "They announced the cast... and I'm not a part of it," Vandervoort tells me, letting out a self-effacing laugh. "We were all surprised when they chose not to bring me back as a regular, but I'm sure I'll be back for one or two [episodes]!"
Looking at the bright side, she notes, "The show is about Clark Kent, and I was honored to be a part of it. I mean, my character became more than it was supposed to be. She ended up sticking around the entire season." Stories even surfaced a while ago suggesting that when Tom Welling hangs up his red jacket and blue tee, Kara might be spun off into her own series.
Possibly this change of cast spells good news for Clark's getting on with his journalism career. For anyone who watched the finale, Lois urges Clark to choose a path, tells him he's destined for more then the farm. Sounds like a promising start to getting Clark to move forward on his superman path! Read the rest of Roush's article at the source link!
Kara's Future Is Up, Up, Up in the Air
Source: TV Guide's Matt Roush
A new development tempers the good news about Allison Mack re-signing, which itself improved the mood after Michael Rosenbaum's Smallvile departure was confirmed: Laura Vandervoort's status as Kara is as up-in-the-air as, well, Supergirl in flight.
As fans noticed in the CW's upfronts announcement earlier this week, "They announced the cast... and I'm not a part of it," Vandervoort tells me, letting out a self-effacing laugh. "We were all surprised when they chose not to bring me back as a regular, but I'm sure I'll be back for one or two [episodes]!"
Looking at the bright side, she notes, "The show is about Clark Kent, and I was honored to be a part of it. I mean, my character became more than it was supposed to be. She ended up sticking around the entire season." Stories even surfaced a while ago suggesting that when Tom Welling hangs up his red jacket and blue tee, Kara might be spun off into her own series.
Possibly this change of cast spells good news for Clark's getting on with his journalism career. For anyone who watched the finale, Lois urges Clark to choose a path, tells him he's destined for more then the farm. Sounds like a promising start to getting Clark to move forward on his superman path! Read the rest of Roush's article at the source link!
You jinxed her! 
