Jensen Ackles Q&A
Jensen Ackles has answered fans' questions on a CW Connect Exclusive. Click here to watch.… Read More
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Jensen Ackles has answered fans' questions on a CW Connect Exclusive. Click here to watch.… Read More
Supernatural is on Nielsen's Top 10's, while the CW got B- in TVGuide.com's Midterm Report Cards. … Read More
"In the past week, two of the net's signature dramas — "Supernatural" and "Veronica Mars" — made their debut on iTunes, marking the first time CW skeins have been available for sale via the Internet. Other skeins from the netlet are expected to follow soon.", reports Variety.com. … Read More
Supernatural in on TV.com's The Best of 2006. The series is up for Best Science-Fiction of 2006, while Season One DVD is competing for Best Science-Fiction DVD. You can also vote for the WB and UPN merger for Best News Story. … Read More
The Daily Mail and Greenwich Time have articles on Jeffrey Dean Morgan new movie, The Accidental Husband. Both articles have on set information and photos, so beware of spoilers. Click here for the Daily Mail article, and here for Greenwich Time's.… Read More
Michael Ausiello has spoilers on episodes 12 and 13. … Read More
And Supernatural was mentioned in The Futon Critic's review on The Lost Room. To read, click here.
By John Keegan
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Coming into the winter hiatus, “Supernatural” continues to hit the ground running with excellent character development and psychological exploration. Both aspects have become hallmarks of the series, setting it apart from the typical “monster of the week” shows and many of its forebears. To turn back to a favorite point of comparison, the “X-Files” often lacked this kind of consistent character arc, especially when events called for deep consistency.
In what has become the common structure for the series, the supernatural occurrence taking place in Oregon is a means to an end. That end is abundantly clear by the final scene. Something had to force Dean into a corner regarding John’s final words, and this is the perfect time for it. Dean is close to cracking under the pressure, and Sam is getting tired of being held off.
As revealed up to this point in the season arc, Dean is a complete and utter mess. He blames himself for his father’s death, and he truly believes that he should be dead. That comes with constant shame, regret, and anger, all of which Dean tries to divert into the hunt and keeping watch over Sam.… Read More
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