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“Car coming through!” It’s a rainy December day in Vancouver as Supernatural’s crew members clear out of the way of an incoming vehicle. Despite the dreary weather, excitement fills the air, because everyone knows who’s inside the car. They just haven’t seen him yet.
Morgan will appear in the episode titled “Lebanon” that will air Thursday, February 7 at 8 PM.
Sterling K. Brown made the distinction as he accepted his Golden Globe for best actor in a television drama, making him the first black man to win in the category.
Danneel Ackles is set to guest star in “Supernatural,” Variety has learned exclusively.
Ackles is set to recur as “Sister Jo” in the later part of the 13th season of the CW’s hit demon hunting drama. Sister Jo is described as “a well-known faith healer whose good works attract the attention of someone very, very bad: Lucifer (Mark Pellegrino).” The question she will have to face is whether Lucifer will kill her — or if he has bigger plans for her.
Her first appearance will be in episode 13, “Devil’s Bargain.”
Sterling K. Brown, Supernatural’s Gordon, was a surprise winner for Lead Actor In a Drama Series for his role in the Emmy nominated drama This Is Us.
Supernatural is no stranger to flawed parents — cough, John Winchester and Samuel Campbell, cough — but Dean and Sam’s resurrected mom has proven to be an especially polarizing figure.
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Timothy Omundson (Supernatural’s Cain) has been cast in a new pilot.
Written by Saltzman, Household Name is about a family who gets the deal-of-a-lifetime on a house, but it comes with an unusual caveat: the original owner of the home, aging former movie star Vivian Valmont (Burnett), has to live in it with them until she dies. Omundson will play Edward Von Glimpse, Vivian’s longtime, gay best friend. Edward’s her confidant, hype man, and apologist — sometimes all within the span of a single sentence. He’s droll with a dry wit and seen-it-all attitude, a throwback to a more civilized, elegant time.
Actor Richard Speight, Jr. joined Hypable in Australia to talk about aiming the blast laser at himself in his satirical convention-life series Kings of Con and returning to his Supernatural home turf as a director.
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