Country: United States
Directors: Byron Howard, Chris Williams
Writers: Dan Fogelman, Chris Williams
Release Date: 5 December 2008
Genre: Animation, Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Running time: 96 min.
Language: English

Tagline:A hero is unleashed 2008

Bolt, an American White Shepherd, has lived his whole life on the set of his action TV show, where he believes he has superpowers. When separated from the studio by accident, he meets a female alley cat named Mittens and a hamster named Rhino. Along the way, he learns that he doesn't have superpowers and that the show is not real. Written by jcsmarchesi

Bolt tells the story a dog who plays a heroic dog in a hit TV show and has some trouble recognizing that he doesn't even have superpowers. This becomes something of a hindrance when he is accidentally shipped from Hollywood to New York City. From there he has to make his way home with the help of a manky old cat and an overweight hamster in a plastic ball.

Country of origin: United States
Network: The WB
Original run: October 1, 2003 – May 19, 2004
No. of episodes: 22

Season three of Smallville, an American television series, began airing on October 1, 2003. The season concluded on May 19, 2004 after 22 episodes.[4] Season three follows Clark's constant fight against the destiny that his biological father, Jor-El, has in-store for him, and his guilt over the price Jonathan paid to bring him back to Smallville. Lex deals with the psychological breakdown he had when stranded on a deserted island, while the conflict between him and his father comes to a final blow. Clark's secret begins to weigh heavily on Pete, and the relationship between Clark and Lana hits a dead end. Writers also brought in several DC Comics characters, Maggie Sawyer, Morgan Edge, and most notably Perry White, in special guests spots.