Welcome back to Talkville. Folks, hey, thanks for joining us again. We're very excited.

The first episode, the pilot episode went so well. We were so pleased. Ryan, congratulations,

Tom. Congratulations. Thank you.

First, we want to thank you for your support on the launch and the new pod. We are seeing all

the comments and how much you guys dig this and you're on board for this long journey that

we're taking. We couldn't be more excited and happier. We are, however, there's some technical

difficulties and we want you to bear with us. Episode two, Tom's audio wasn't great. Stick

with us because you don't want to miss out on the stories and the special guests we have

coming up. It's really cool. By the way, let's get into episode three. This is hothead.

I was talking to Al Gough, one of the creators of Smallville and asked him what he remembered. First

of all, we've been getting a lot of comments saying that Greg didn't die. The bug guy didn't die and

that he comes back in the homecoming at the season finale. Come on. Yeah. People were commenting.

I know this yet. You wouldn't know. I didn't remember anything. But fans are on top of it.

They're on top of it. Also a good friend, Leah, who's a fan. She said that I didn't count one

of the saves when you saved Lex and the car. We're going to have issues. We're going to miss stuff.

This is fun. We'll try and listen to you and get on track. But Al also remembers that in the

beginning of the episode, beginning of shooting Smallville, this is interesting. The early episodes

have so many stories. They were shooting them out of order up to the last minute and people were

getting fired left and right crazy. He also tells me that, well, I shouldn't give out spoiler alerts,

but how many seasons Whitney was on the show, how many seasons Pete was on the show. But five

directors worked on Metamorphosis episode two, five directors, the episode from last week. They

shot more days than the pilot. They kept shooting and reshooting sequences to get it right.

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