With many feeling like they suffered through Red Sky at Morning for a second time, it’s a nice time to consider your least favorite Supernatural episode for Season 3.
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What did you hate about it?
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Supernatural creator Eric Kripke delivered some bad news in an interview with TV Guide. Despite great admiration for Katie Cassidy, and a desire to bring her back in Season 4, the slumping value of the U.S. dollar has made it impossible to bring Ruby back from Hell.
Kripke said that Katie was great for the show. Despite this, and despite having the same budget as last year, producing the show in Canada where the U.S. Dollar is weak means making some hard decisions.
In order to balance the testosterone levels …read more
Many of our Australian friends love the show Supernatural, and are working hard to lure a Supernatural Convention down-under. Australians, New Zealanders, Tasmanians, and any other South Pacific island fans deserve the opportunity to see the wonderful actors, writers and creator of the show in the flesh. If you’d like to see a convention in Australia, please help make it happen by signing the petition to help make a Supernatural convention a possibility. For you Amero-, Euro-, Afro-, Asiatic, diehard fans, who manage to make it to most if not all the conventions, wouldn’t an Australian convention be an awesome …read more
I can’t wait for the season finale of Supernatural, No Rest for the Wicked. This promises to be so packed with action and emotional energy, a few diehard fans might explode on the couch. So, I’m picking up some plastic sheeting; a good supply of soda, Funyuns, and pizza rolls; and setting up a few simultaneous digital and VHS recordings, before the action begins Thursday at 9PM ET/PT, 8PM CT/MT.
Here are a couple of clips, a little later than we usually see them, but we have them now. Eat them up, digest, leave some comments expressing your thoughts, your worries, …read more
Sterling K. Brown, Supernatural’s own, over the top crazy to the point of evil, Gordon Walker, has signed on to appear at this year’s Asylum in Birmingham. That makes for a very good showing of Supernatural actors at the upcoming event.
Asylum takes place in just over one week, 9-11 May 2008, so pack your passport, and your tiny bottles of shampoo. This is going to be a great show. The current list of Supernatural stars and musicians slated to appear includes
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I’ve seen a bit of gnashing of teeth about the French film Taken on the internet. It looks like a good film, very dark, and a great thriller. Liam Neeson is a former spy, Bryan, whose daughter (played by Maggie Grace) is abducted in Paris. Bryan goes on a manhunt to find her. With this great cast, and the info from the synopses and trailers, I can see why people are champing at the bit to see it, here in the States.
According to IMDB, though, it looks like the film is to hit screens in the States 19 September 2008. …read more
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The CW will air a rerun of Night Shifter (episode #2.12), so be sure to tune in starting 8/7C. Then stay tuned for episode #3.12 “Jus in Bello” the last of the four scheduled episodes, until it returns on April 24 with an expected 4 new episodes. Check out the promo for Nightshifter.
Supernatural’s new demon in residence, Katie Cassidy (Ruby) has been cast as Lucy Ewing in the upcoming Dallas movie.
One of the newest in a decade and a half long string of classic tv goes big screen, teams Katie Cassidy up with Julie Benz, of Angel and Buffy the Vampire Slayer fame, as Sue Ellen.
Apparently, as reported in The NY Post, last month, the film’s development has hit severe growing pains. It began, according to The Post, when focus groups held by 20th Century Fox, last year, caused the studio to veer into parody territory, and away from strictly dramatic homage …read more
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Here are some stills for the episode that had been scheduled for this evening.
It’s not the same, but it should tide you over, until next week.
Photo: IMDB
Ok. Ok. Please sit on your hands –or whatever- if you’re still loathe to consider Bela and Ruby’s roles in this year’s Supernatural arc. This tale is not pretty. In many ways, though, this is not an unfamiliar story. As someone who performs in pubs, I’ve watched countless underage patrons escorted in shame from their tables right in front of the stage. Their woeful cries for understanding are desperate, and rely on the belief that, somehow, there must be a way for it to be morally right for them to be there –drinking. The lies about their ages, and …read more
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