Awards,News,Charity

Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA
Year Result Award Category/Recipient(s)
2007 Nominated Saturn Award Best Supporting Actress in a Television Program
for: "Smallville" (2001)



2006 Nominated Saturn Award Best Supporting Actress on Television
for: "Smallville" (2001)



Teen Choice Awards
Year Result Award Category/Recipient(s)
2007 Won Teen Choice Award Choice TV: Sidekick
for: "Smallville" (2001)



2006 Won Teen Choice Award TV - Choice Sidekick
for: "Smallville" (2001)



2005 Nominated Teen Choice Award Choice TV Sidekick
for: "Smallville" (2001)



2004 Nominated Teen Choice Award Choice TV Sidekick
for: "Smallville" (2001)



2003 Nominated Teen Choice Award Choice TV Sidekick
for: "Smallville" (2001)



2002 Nominated Teen Choice Award TV - Choice Sidekick
for: "Smallville" (2001)



AOL To Provide "The Rest of the Story" of 'Smallville'
30 April 2003 (StudioBriefing)
The producers of The WB's Smallville are tying up loose ends on certain episodes with a series of three-minute shorts being offered exclusively to AOL subscribers (AOL Keyword: Smallville). The WB network and AOL are corporate siblings in the AOL Time Warner conglomerate. Allison Mack, who plays high-school journalist Chloe on the series, told the Associated Press Tuesday, "A lot of times on Smallville people die and we just move on to the next episode and don't go in depth into the reason why they died, what's behind it. ... We're taking story lines from previous episodes and just going more in depth." Titled The Chloe Chronicles, the series began Tuesday on AOL and is due to continue for four more weeks.

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