"SUPERHEROES AT THE MOVIES" SITE FEATURES "SMALLVILLE" SAMPLES
Reported by Craig Byrne (PlanetKrypton@aol.com)

The "Superheroes at the Movies" website (http://www.shatm.com) features a small portion of the script for "Smallville" that was given to actors Tom Welling and Kristin Kreuk when auditioning for the roles. Who knows if any of these "sides" will appear in the actual script, but if you go to the SHATM website, hopefully you'll find it. Sadly, SHATM does not allow direct links, or I couldn't find a way to directly link, so you'll have to go right to the link...

www.shatm.com

You may have to look around to find the "Smallville" stuff, going to the "News" section is a good start. I have to say that if this is an indicator of what the series will be, it could turn out to be a *lot* of fun. Witty dialogue which sometimes reminds you of the Lois and Clark "flirting."

Look for some more big "Smallville" news here at Planet Krypton hopefully later this week.

KERTH AWARDS WINNERS ANNOUNCED
The results are in for this year's Kerth Lois & Clark Fanfiction Awards. To see which stories won (and possibly read them -- hey, new L&C material!) you can find the Kerths winners at:

http://www.lcfanfic.com/kerth2001.html

Congratulations to all of the winners, and everyone who was nominated!

FORMER FoLC's FATHER RUNS FOR L.A. MAYOR
You may remember several years ago, especially on AOL, there being a small "Lois & Clark" fan club known as "SuperFoLCs." Edited by Jacob Soboroff, the newsletter lasted quite a bit of time before Jacob closed up shop and started contributing to this very newsletter.

Jacob's father, Steve Soboroff, is running for Mayor of Los Angeles now, and has a pretty good chance at winning. So, if you're curious about Mr. Soboroff's platform, check out his website at:

http://www.soboroffformayor.com

Note that this is not a political ad of any sort, just letting fans know who might remember Jacob from the FoLC days.

AIRING THIS MORNING: "REQUIEM FOR A SUPERHERO"
Sam Lane wasn't always the way he appeared to be in later "Lois & Clark" episodes such as "Home Is Where The Hurt Is," when played by Harve Presnell. When his character first appeared, he was somewhat mean, which would explain why Lois and Ellen Lane turned out the way they did. Played by Denis Arndt, you just really didn't like this guy, and you could meet him in the first-season "L&C" episode "Requiem for a Superhero." It's on this morning at 8AM (ET) on TNT.

TRIVIA

Why should people vote for John Doe?

Send your answers to PlanetKrypton@aol.com! The answer to last issue's trivia: Dean Cain's birth name is Dean Tanaka.

STAFF
Krypton Club President/Planet Krypton Editor: Craig Byrne
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PLANET KRYPTON, Issue 261, March 26, 2001. The newsletter of the online Krypton Club. Copyright (c) 2001 Planet Krypton Productions. All rights reserved. Any material within is property of the Krypton Club and/or respective individuals unless otherwise noted as coming from elsewhere. Any opinions within belong solely to the individuals who express them. Copying or any unauthorized publication of material from this newsletter without permission is illegal. Somebody set us up the baby. All your cape are belong to John Doe. You have no chance to survive make your time, duh! "Lois & Clark" and "Smallville" are copyright (c) 2001 Warner Bros., DC Comics, and whichever other respective owners.
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