Tom Welling is scheduled to appear as a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Thursday, May 12th in Los Angeles, California – the day before the Smallville series finale airs on Friday, May 13th. Just tried reserving my tickets – it’s still pending! Crossing my fingers like mad that I get tickets for this show!

For more information, click the screencap below. Thanks to ‘DTS’ via Twitter for the heads up!

The CW released a new Smallville series finale trailer and teasers, featuring Tom Welling as Clark Kent. You can view all three clips on the right sidebar.

The two-hour finale airs on Friday, May 13th at 8/7c.

The CW released a new season ten promotional poster…well, kind of. It’s the same season six image of Tom Welling as Clark Kent used in past season ten promotional posters, but his shirt is red instead of black, and the Superman shield is red and gold, with the poster caption reading, “Believe.”

Special thanks to Carina MacKenzie with ‘Zap2it’ for posting the image via Twitter.

The CW released additional promotional stills from the April 29th episode, ‘Dominion,’ featuring Tom Welling as Clark Kent, Justin Hartley as Oliver Queen/Green Arrow, Callum Blue as Zod, and the Phantom Zone.

I added 11 stills to the gallery that highlight Tom.

Tom Welling spoke with Rich Sands with ‘TV Guide’ last month about Smallville’s decade long Odyssey, working with Michael Rosenbaum (Lex) again, what are his future plans and more.

Read a snippet below:

TV Guide Magazine: You’ve already filmed the series finale and you have just a couple more weeks left. What’s going through your mind so close to the end?
Tom Welling: I find myself pretty excited to, in a sense, graduate. Every summer for the last 10 years, just after July 4th, I’ve come back here. And this year, I won’t. I am anticipating that around that time is when I’m probably going to start more reflection. Because we are so busy now there isn’t much time to think about that. So I’m looking forward to a reflective July.

TV Guide Magazine: What were you thinking as you filmed the very last scene?
Tom Welling: I wasn’t thinking that it was the last scene, because as much as it’s the end of Smallville, it’s the birth of this next phase in this character’s life, which is pretty exciting. I’ve said this like a broken record, this show, to me, has always been about Clark Kent — it hasn’t been about Superman. And it was very important at the end that we make sure that we wrap up the Clark Kent story. I hope that people have enjoyed the story that we’ve told.

Continue reading Tom’s interview at ‘TV Guide’ here.

The CW released promotional stills for the April 29th Smallville episode, ‘Dominion.’ I added 5 stills to the gallery featuring Tom Welling.

Special thanks to ‘Andreas’ for the images.

Smallville’s final season continues – tune in tonight for Tom Welling times two in the Clark Kent vs. Clark Luthor episode, “Kent” at 8/7c on The CW!

Matt Mitovich with ‘TV Line’ spoke with Smallville executive producer, Kelly Souders about the remaining 5 episodes of the series. I added a couple of excerpts from the interview pertaining to Tom Welling:

TV Line: “Booster” (airing April 22) finds Clark further fine-tuning his mild-mannered persona. So, how well does Welling do bumbling?
Kelly Souders: “Watching Tom and the different avenues where he’s able to stretch his legs as an actor is so much fun,” Souders raves, “and in ‘Booster’ we really get to see him delve much deeper into the classic Clark Kent we all know and love.” As in “Masquerade,” his makeover gets that extra special loving touch. “Lois is very instrumental… as she and Clark Kent create this character.”

TV Line: Speaking of the two-hour series finale airing May 13: Why did Tom Welling tell CBS Watch! Magazine* that the very final moment gave him “goosebumps”?
Kelly Souders: “There are a lot of [great] moments,” Souders shares, “but that last one…. Even when we were talking about it in prep, we all got goosebumps!”

*I spoke to Tom Welling and many other series vets for a Smallville oral history that I compiled for CBS Watch! For much more, keep an eye out for the May issue of the magazine, which is sold at Barnes & Noble and Hudson News, and available for free subscription at CBSwatchmagazine.com.

You can read the full interview at TV Line here.