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Host Anthony Desiato and guest Shawn Eastridge (Missing Frames) conclude their pitches for the Superman animated movies they most want to see! Adaptations of comic books and unmade screenplays, sequels to existing projects, and wholly original ideas are all on the table. Did YOUR most wanted projects made it onto their wishlists?
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Host Anthony Desiato and guest Shawn Eastridge (Missing Frames) pitch the Superman animated movies they most want to see! Adaptations of comic books and unmade screenplays, sequels to existing projects, and wholly original ideas are all on the table. Did YOUR most wanted projects make it onto their wishlists?
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It's Smallville: The Ultimate Season! This time, Always Hold On To Smallville is going through the twentieth episodes of every season and, by process of elimination, determining the ultimate episode 20 of "Smallville."
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Host Anthony Desiato and guest Lou Koza (Mister Reeves) break down “The Atomic Captive” (Season 6, Episode 5) from “Adventures of Superman” starring George Reeves — in which a radioactive atomic scientist is targeted by foreign agents.
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Neva Howell, who plays Martha "Ma" Kent in James Gunn's DC Universe, sat down with the Daily Planet's Rooftop Conversations for a wide-ranging discussion covering her audition process, her time on set with Pruitt Taylor Vince and David Corenswet, a visit to the Super Museum in Metropolis, Illinois, and hints about "Man of Tomorrow."
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It’s “Smallville: The Ultimate Season!” This time, we’re going through the nineteenth episodes of every season and by process of elimination, determining the ultimate episode 19 of “Smallville.”
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Derek discusses his two viewings of Supergirl, how the film is performing and gives his non-spoiler review in the first of three episodes for the film. Plus, singer/songwriter Kelty Greye, whose cover song "The Middle" is featured in the film, stops by the show.
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