hey, let's -- get back to "smallville" quickly. i want to know.wn. do you actually become superman? in this one? can you tell us? >> i want to tell you. i want to tell all of you but i got a very polite request e-mail from warner brothers that pretty much said, "you can't say a word or we're gonna kill you." >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. that wasn't the direct quotation. >> jimmy: can you give any spoilers? do you fly? because you've never flown. >> there's been a lot of -- >> jimmy: superman's got to fly. come on. you've got to fly. right? >> i think what we've been able to do the last few minutes of the show is i do -- >> jimmy: all right, look, if you do fly, just wink -- [ laughter ] >> okay. >> jimmy: -- if you fly. >> all right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, all right. i'm not going to tell you if he winked or not, but, uh -- he didn't. [ laughter ] wait, so you might not fly. and do you marry lois lane? >> there is a situation. >> jimmy: oh, my god. come on! something. "there's a situation." is the situation in it? [ laughter ] that would

to smallville was a typical situation what happened there is a real tragedy wasn't it was at the at the same time it is very important for us all through learning when you got the last and when the get and we deal with this you and your in this sense it's a fact here that this situation got so much invention has me means that. this situation is a reason changing but show courage the security because many people were actually chinese and what happened in crush of skin this has never happened before and it's least in the past do you forty years. even though the situation is not perfect i still think that you think this was good. and rather it was the political structures need to be in government officials here are now more new here feel good about what is going on with the governors include. your governor it to me a leader they say you criticize us you dismiss people but we should have at least some way to affect the situation as it would you need this movement really give us some kind of coordination mechanism would you let me hold. accountable because he was nicknamed later when there i

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friend, tina fey will be on the show tomorrow night. [ cheers and applause ] from the hit show, "smallvilles gonna be a good show. tune into that. our next guest is a very funny guy whose album is call, "if these balls could talk." [ laughter ] available on itunes right now. he'll be performing tomorrow night at the helium club in philadelphia. give it up for louis katz, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> everybody, how's it going? [ cheers and applause ] good. good. doing pretty good myself. i spent most of today balding. [ light laughter ] it sucks going bald. i don't know what to do about it. they got surgeries now to fix it up. but i don't like plastic surgery. all it does is make you look younger. that's not the part of getting old i'm worried about. i don't need bigger lips. how about injecting some collagen into my deflated dreams so my life appears fuller? [ light laughter ] [ scattered applause ] i just thought i would have got more done in my life now and i haven't really done much. up till now, my proudest achievement was a three-way with two chubby chicks. [ light laughter

. >> let's go right to smallville, mississippi, smithville, mississippi, i should say. a small town wiped out by a gigantic tornado. cnn's martin savage is there. a very different scene from easter services just one week ago. >> reporter: it is exactly. as we point out this smithville baptist church, services were held inside this sanctuary. then last wednesday came and the sanctuary was absolutely obliterated. today the services were held in the parking lot amidst the ruins of what was a horrible scene at a time of celebration for the parishione parishioners. they were celebrating that for the first time they could embrace one another after the storm. you mentioned that homeland security secretary janet napolitano was here with other catholic members. and clearly you could tell that as they strolled through this, and they have seen a disaster or two, that they were very moved by the extent of the damage in this town. remember, this town was struck by an ef-5, that's the worst tornado you can possibly have. and here is how she spoke afterwards. >> on behalf of president

announces an intention to put a global focus on his never ending battle and his roots and farm boy from smallvilleou received the review copy from d.c. comics, any mention, publicity notes about superman renouncing u.s. citizenship. or here is the issue, read it and you found this out on your own? >> right, right. there was no particular fanfare about it, but when i saw that panel in particular that had the quote that you'd mentioned i knew that it was kind of going to be a bigger deal and i think there has been concern from a lot of people that this means that he's renouncing his love of america or renouncing his belief in american values, but i think that the context of why he's doing it is a little bit different. the reason he decides -- the reason he decides to renounce his american citizenship, it's not coming from a place of negativity or anger towards the united states. it happens when he travels to iran and a real life analog of the middle east and people fighting for freedom and trying to overthrow a repressive regime and because he does it it causes a huge international incident for the