Superman and Lois Lane round out final guest list at Big Slick Celebrity Weekend
Fans of TV’s “Superman & Lois” fans are about to get the epilogue they want when the show’s stars, Tyler Hoechlin and Bitsie Tulloch, appear at the Big Slick Celebrity Weekend next week.
The CW series finale, “It Went By So Fast,” aired in December. And by now we’re not really spoiling anything by noting that both Clark Kent (Hoechlin) and his love, Lois Lane (Tulloch), died at the end and reunited in the afterlife.
The two stars were announced as guests on Friday, rounding out a roster of more than 40 actors, comedians and musicians coming to Kansas City May 30 and 31 for the 16th annual fundraiser for Children’s Mercy.
The guest list is full of returning guests — yes, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce are coming back — but also includes notable first-timers Keenan Thompson from “Saturday Night Live” and Jay DeMarcus from Rascal Flatts.
This year’s event will have a bittersweet feel to it with the death this week of “Cheers” actor George Wendt, who had appeared at the first and most recent Big Slicks. Wendt was the uncle of co-host Jason Sudeikis, aka Ted Lasso.
Sudeikis and Kansas City’s A-lister celebrities — Eric Stonestreet, Heidi Gardner, Paul Rudd, Rob Riggle and David Koechner — have raised more than $25 million for Children’s Mercy with big assistance from their well-known pals.
Last year’s event raised almost $4 million, a record, setting the bar high again.
Two events make up the weekend.
The Big Slick Celebrity Classic Softball Game will take place on the main field at Kauffman Stadium on Friday, May 30, before the Royals play the Detroit Tigers. Everyone with a Royals ticket can watch the softball game, which begins at 5 p.m.
The Big Slick Party & Show, the weekend’s main event, is Saturday, May 31, at T-Mobile Center. The raucous event includes musical performances, skits and an auction for big-ticket items.
Tickets, starting at $75, are available at bigslickkc.org or T-MobileCenter.com.
Here is the final guest list:
- Becky Ann Baker, actor, “Girls,” “Freaks and Geeks,” returning guest
- Dylan Baker, actor, “The Good Wife,” “Spider-Man 2.” returning guest
- Philip Bowen, fiddle player, returning guest
Richard Christy, comedian, radio personality, (“Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay”), new guest
- David Cook, Blue Springs native, singer, returning guest
Chris Daughtry, singer, “American Idol,” returning guest
David Dastmalchian, actor, KC native, (Murderbots,” “Life of Chuck”), returning guest
Jay DeMarcus, Rascal Flatts, new guest
- Fortune Feimster, comedian, returning guest
Will Forte, actor, “Saturday Night Live,” “The Four Seasons,” returning guest
Bill Glass, actor, (“St. Denis Medical” and Progressive commercials), new guest
Seth Herzog, comedian, returning guest
- Anthony Hill, KC native, actor, “Grey’s Anatomy,” returning guest
Tyler Hoechlin, actor, (“Superman & Lois.” “Teen Wolf”), new guest
- Travis Kelce, KC Chiefs tight end, returning guest
Richard Kind, actor, (“Spin City,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “Only Murders in the Building”) returning guest
- Johnny Knoxville, actor, stunt man, returning guest
Darren Leader, drummer, Steel Panther, new guest
Samm Levine, actor , (“Freaks and Geeks”), returning guest
Kendell Marvel, songwriter, new guest
- Patrick Mahomes, KC Chiefs quarterback, returning guest
- Kat McNamara, KC native, actress, returning guest
Curt Menefee, longtime FOX NFL Sunday host, returning guest
Logan Mize, Kansas native, country singer, returning guest
James Murray, “Impractical Jokers,” returning guest
Tom Pestock, KC native, former WWE star (Baron Corbin) now TV chef, returning guest
- Kevin Pollak, actor, comedian, “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” returning guest
Potash Twins, jazz musicians and TV personalities, returning guest
Brian “Q” Quinn, “Impractical Jokers,” returning guest
Kevin Rahm, actor, (“Mad Men,” “Desperate Housewives,” “Madam Secretary”), returning guest
- Adam Ray, comedian, new guest
- Andy Richter, comedian, new guest
- Al Roker, “Today Show” co-host, returning guest
Andrea Savage, comedian and writer (“I’m Sorry,” “Tulsa King,” “VEEP”), returning guest
Robert Smigel, actor, voice of Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, “Happy Gilmore 2,” returning guest
Martin Starr, comedian, (“Silicon Valley,” “Freaks and Geeks”), returning guest
- Kenan Thompson, “Saturday Night Live,” new guest
- Sarah Tiana, comedian, writer, returning guest
Bitsie Tulloch, actor, (“Grimm,” “Superman & Lois”), returning guest
Blake Vogt, illusionist, returning guest
Sal Vulcano, “Impractical Jokers,” new guest
Calum Worthy, actor, (“Austin & Ally,” “The Act,” “American Vandal”), new guest
This story was originally published May 23, 2025 at 11:54 AM.
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