Spoilers!!

Courtesy of Ask Ausiello from TV Guide:

Question: Please tell me Chloe will be back on Smallville this season! Please! She is one of the reasons I actually like the show. — Logan S.
Ausiello: She'll definitely be in the opening episode. But you might want to find some other reasons, just in case.

Question: I need Smallville spoilers!!!!!!! — Brett
Ausiello: Actually, I believe what you need is a keyboard with an exclamation key that doesn't stick. What you want is Smallville scoop. See the difference? Make note of it. Anyway, when Dean Cain shows up later this season, he'll be sharing scenes with Lex, Clark and Chloe. (Oops, did I just give something away?) Also, at the end of the season premiere, Lana will take a page from Sydney Bristow's spy manual.

Question: Can I pretty please have some Heroes scoop? — Alexa
Ausiello: Only my BFF Greg Grunberg could get a flat tire en route to the Emmys and still show up in time to give me some serious scoop. "Parkman's family plays a huge role in the story behind the heroes," he revealed. "My character for once plays an integral part in what's happening. And it was a shock to me when I got [the script]. I was like, 'What?' But it's great because people have been saying to me, 'I really wish that you'd be more a part of the show.' I've been working my butt off, but it's been great."

Question: Please tell us something about House and Cameron! — Ostarbucko
Ausiello: I'll do ya one better >—heh heh, I said "do ya" — and add Cuddy to the mix in a way that you may never have imagined (but Friday Night Lights fans probably easily can). To that end, I give you a brief transcript of my red-carpet chat with exec producers Katie Jacobs and David Shore. Helpful hint: It's more fun if you get a couple of friends and read it aloud together.

Me: My readers would kill me if I didn't ask about House and Cameron. And House and Cuddy. What can you give me? Something? Anything?

David Shore: Something's happening between House and Cuddy.

Me: That's something!

David: We haven't given up on House and Cameron, either.

Me: Would you rule out a threesome?

David: Would I, right now?

Me: Not the three of us, no.

Katie Jacobs: In principle, I don't ever think you could ever rule out a threesome.

David: Katie has strong views on that.

Katie: Well, this is House. There you have it, folks. Infer what you will. Just remember, the bar had been open since noon.

Question: I'm dying for some scoop on House. — Rachel Moore
Ausiello: I have — brace yourself — seen the first two episodes of the new season, and they are awesome. Although we all know that Cameron, Chase and Foreman will eventually wind up back at the hospital, I was shocked to find out that not a single one of them makes an appearance in Episode 1. Even more surprising, when we do see them in Episode 2, and more significantly, when House sees them, he thinks they are figments of his imagination. (And you thought you were going to miss them.) By the end of the hour, however, Cameron is revealed to be the real deal, and House, bittersweet-talker that he is, has resumed their flirtatious exchange in exactly the manner you'd expect of him. It's hysterical.

Question: Lost scoop. Please. Now. Begging. — Adele
Ausiello: What is this, a telegram? Never mind. Episode 4 will introduce three new characters, all guest stars, not recurring, presumably for someone's flashback (or flash-forward). They are a fortysomething corporate shark who's willing to put his lofty job on the line to get an even loftier one, his female counterpart and the old-timer who will decide their fates.