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Sneak Peak at Smash

Smash is set to return to Foxtel in 2013, a sneak peak at Season 2 has just been released. The show has undergone a few cast changes with nasty wannabe producer Ellis bumped, as well as Julia’s husband Tom, Karen’s boyfriend Dev and leading man Michael Swift all shown the exit door.

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In their place new cast members include Jennifer Hudson, Will and Grace’s Sean Hayes and hot broadway star Jeremy Jordan (no relation to the ’90s pop star or the porn star). Plus there’s a guest appearance from Liza Minelli!

Take a look at the sneak peak clip below, Smash is set to return to television screens in the USA on February 13, and should hit Australian screens shortly after.

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