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Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorIn today’s podcast news roundup, Tom Welling and Michael Rosenbaum will take fans back to “Smallville”; QCode hatches supernatural comedy series “Bloodthirsty Hearts”; the Obama’s Higher Ground and Spotify culture series “The Big Hit Show” unpacks “Fight Club”; and more.More than a decade after “Smallville” ended its run on TV, series stars Tom Welling (who portrayed Clark Kent/Superman on the show) and Michael Rosenbaum (Lex Luthor) are hosting a new podcast revisiting every episode of the fan-favorite hit. “Talk Ville,” from Cumulus Media, is set to premiere July 13, with new episodes dropping each subsequent Wednesday, available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Podcasts and other platforms.

several toxic workplace and harassment allegations against him.On an episode of Michael Rosenbaum’s “Inside of You” podcast, Fillion noted that Whedon is a “funny, self-deprecating, incredibly talented” filmmaker who is “maybe a little haunted.”He also touched upon a January 2022 article from New York Magazine where Whedon addressed some of the accusations.“I read that article, and nowhere in there at any point in time did he mention ‘Firefly,’” Fillion told the “Smallville” alum. “I had an entirely … that was not my experience with that man,” he continued.“I mean, listen by his own admission, that guy’s a work-in-progress, and I appreciate that,” the “Waitress” actor went on.

Superbad sequel, despite hesitations from the rest of the team.The filmmaker, who produced the beloved 2007 comedy, recently said he wants to follow the high school characters as they make their way through college.“I always wanted them to do a sequel to Superbad,” Apatow said on the Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum podcast. Jonah Hill, who plays the lead, had said he would only make another one if the characters are in “an old folks’ home”.“I know that Jonah said, ‘Oh it’ll be funny to do it when we’re 70 or 80,’ but I really wanted them to do a Superbad in college where Jonah flunks out of college and just shows up and visits Michael Cera at college,” Apatow continued.“But everyone was like ‘Nah we don’t want to screw up Superbad by accidentally making a crappy second one,’ and I would always say the same thing, ‘Well that’s like saying don’t make the second episode of the The Sopranos.

Tom Welling briefly addressed the prison sentence of his Smallville co-star Allison Mack while discussing a possible return of the series.

James Gunn and Jennifer Holland are officially engaged. The "Suicide Squad" director, 55 — who later released the spin-off, "Peacemaker," centered on the anti-hero played by John Cena — popped the question to his longtime partner.

Jensen Ackles wants to clear the air about the drama between him and former co-star Jared Padalecki over the Supernatural prequel!

Jensen Ackles is opening up on his decision to keep the “Supernatural” prequel series under wraps. 

Jensen Ackles is opening up about the mix-up with Jared Padalecki when the Supernatural prequel series was announced.

Looking back. Dark Angel gave Jensen Ackles and Jessica Alba their first tastes of fame, but working on the sci-fi series came with plenty of ups and downs.

Jensen Ackles is opening up about his relationship with Jessica Alba while they were co-stars on, and the star makes no bones about it — it was no walk in the park.The 43-year-old actor made the stunning revelation on Michael Rosenbaum's podcast, which initially took the podcast host by surprise. At one point during the episode, Rosenbaum started running down Ackles' resume in Hollywood when he interrupted himself and asked, «By the way, was Jessica Alba cool to work with?»«No,» Ackles immediately responded. «She was horrible.» The answer left Rosenbaum stunned in disbelief, prompting the host to ask Ackles if he was kidding.

Zack Sharf Jensen Ackles revealed this week on Michael Rosenbaum’s “Inside of You” podcast that Jessica Alba was “horrible” to work with during their time together filming “Dark Angel.” Ackles became a series regular during the show’s second season and said he regularly “got picked on” by Alba. The actor stressed there’s nothing but love between the two and noted, “I’ve told this to her face,” regarding how horrible it was working together.“I love Jess, which I know kind of contradicts what I just said,” Ackles said. “She was under an immense amount of pressure on that show.

A trip down memory lane. Jensen Ackles shared memories of his time on the set of Dawson’s Creek, and he had only good things to say about his journey to Capeside.

Jensen Ackles revealed that he had a "horrible" time working with Jessica Alba on the 2000 series "Dark Angel." The "Supernatural" actor was brought in as a series regular on the show for its second season, which ended up being its last. Alba played a genetically enhanced super-soldier and assassin who escapes her handler and tries to uncover the secrets of her past in a near-future, somewhat apocalyptic version of America.  Speaking to Michael Rosenbaum on his "Inside You" podcast earlier this week, Ackles pulled no punches in describing the negative experience he had working with Alba.

Damn, Jensen Ackles not giving any effs!

Jensen Ackles opened up about one of his former co-stars that was “horrible” to work with.

Jensen Ackles opened up Wednesday about his strained working relationship with Jessica Alba on the series Dark Angel.The Dallas native, 43, appearing on the podcast, Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum, opened up on how he began working on the show in its second season in 2001, and said he didn't get along with Alba, 40, from the start.'I was the new kid on the block, and I was picked on by the lead,' Ackles said, comparing their conflicts to 'the worst kind of bickering a brother and sister could do.' The latest:Jensen Ackles, 43, opened up Wednesday about his strained working relationship with Jessica Alba, 40, on the series Dark Angel, whileappearing on the podcast Inside of You with Michael RosenbaumThe Supernatural actor explained the dynamics behind his interactions with the A-list actress two decades back, saying it was more professional than personal.'It wasn’t that she didn’t like me,' she said. 'She just was like, "Oh, here’s the pretty boy that network brought in for some more window dressing because that’s what we all need."' Ackles said he felt bullied and was confounded by the frosty reception he received from the lead actress and wondered, 'What the f***? What did I do?'Ackles said he eventually returned the hostility to Alba in fighting 'fire with fire,' and the actors eventually got to a place of 'mutual respect' with one another.

Actor Jensen Ackles just detailed his experience working with actress Jessica Alba on James Cameron‘s 2000 sci-fi drama Dark Angel, and apparently, it wasn’t such a great ride. Speaking on Michael Rosenbaum’s “Inside of You” podcast on Jan. 18, Jensen revealed working with Jessica was actually “horrible” but confirmed he “told this to her face.”

Long before he found fame as Dean Winchester in “Supernatural”, Jensen Ackles caught his big break when he was cast in “Dark Angel”, the James Cameron-produced series starring Jessica Alba as genetically enhanced super-soldier.

Not so friendly? Jensen Ackles opened up about how “horrible” it was to work with Jessica Alba on Dark Angel during his appearance on the Wednesday, January 19, episode of Michael Rosenbaum‘s podcast, “Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum.”

Jessica Alba over 20 years ago on James Cameron's 2000 sci-fi show "Dark Angel." The experience isn't one he remembers fondly.While on Michael Rosenbaum's Inside of You podcast, the former "Days of Our Lives" actor was asked if it was "cool to work with" Jessica back then. "No, she was horrible," he said, quickly noting that he was not joking. "I've told this to her face."Pressed on the details of his less-than-stellar memories, Jensen said, "I've love Jess, which kind of contradicts what I just said.