Bobby Singer on a “fun” episode #5.07
Jim Beaver will appear on episode #5.07, which should have "Lots of "fun" for Bobby."
Source: Jim Beaver Twitter.
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Show 101: Supernatural
TV.com has a "Show 101: Supernatural" feature, stating that "The common misconception about Supernatural is that it's a show for teenage girls. For the last time: It's not!"… Read More
Eric Kripke on Season Five
Spoilers alert! Supernatural creator Eric Kripke on what the new season is all about on the new Ask Ausiello.
Katie Cassidy’s ‘Melrose Place’s’ ratings
Katie Cassidy (1st Ruby) Melrose Place's premiere averaged 2.3 million viewers, holding 96% of its lead-in (90210) with women 18-34, 88% in adults 18-34 (1.5/5), 100% in both adults 18-49 (1.3/3) and women 18-49 (1.8/5).
Melrose Place airs Tuesdays at 9/8c on the CW.
Source: EW.com, The Futon Critic.… Read More
Jeff Mariotte interview (Supernatural: Witch’s Canyon)
Click here for Innsmouth Free Press interview with Jeff Mariotte, author of Supernatural: Witch’s Canyon, the second Supernatural tie-in novel, released on October 30, 2007.
Source: Jeff Mariotte Blog.… Read More
Richard Speight Jr. at Jus In Bello (Italy 2010)
Richard Speight Jr. (The Trickster) is scheduled to attend Jus In Bello, the Italian Supernatural convention, to take place April 2-4, 2010 at Hilton Rome Airport Hotel, Rome, Italy.
As was already announced, Jared Padalecki, Misha Collins, Jim Beaver, Jake Abel (Adam Milligan), Traci Dinwiddie (Pamela Barnes), Fredric Lehne (The Yellow-Eyed Demon/Azazel) and Samantha Smith (Mary Winchester) are also scheduled to attend the event.
Source: Jus In Bello.
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Season Five previews, reviews and more
Spoilers alert on all links!
Alice Jester of Blogcritics.org has a lengthily preview article on the upcoming season. Other previews are on the Chicago Tribune, Examiner.com, BuddyTV.
Review for the new season is on PennLive.com.
The series is on the Los Angeles Times Thursday's Highlights and Seattle Times Thursday TV pick.… Read More
Sympathy For The Devil Review
By John Keegan
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Several times during the fourth season, I mentioned that the actions and statements from the angels, the demons, and the Brothers Winchester were all based on their limited point of view. As many times as the characters said that “God had left the building” and that there was, perhaps, no God at all, it was too easy to assume that it was the case. (That didn’t stop some from assuming the worst, of course.)
I pondered in the review for “Lucifer Rising” that this may have been intentional from a storytelling perspective. Perhaps the angels were led to believe that they were on their own, because the final resolution to the apocalypse was never supposed to be in their hands. After all, the thrust of Christian religious tradition is how it all comes down to what humanity chooses to do. And, in keeping with that, we have our erstwhile champions, Sam and Dean.
A common religious proverb states, “God helps those who help themselves”. It’s a simple way of saying that waiting around for deliverance is never going to work; one must take active agency to solve a problem before divine intervention is likely to kick into gear.
Sympathy For The Devil
- AC/DC – Thunderstruck
Sympathy for the Devil
Picking up where the finale left off, Dean (Jensen Ackles) and Sam (Jared Padalecki) watch as the Devil (guest star Mark Pellegrino, “Lost”) emerges from Hell.… Read More