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Genevieve Cortese (Wildfire) will appear in the Supernatural as a small-town waitress, who, apparently, became romantically involved with Sam Winchester, while Dean was busy in Hell. Of course, she will show up the season premiere, but there is still no news on any later appearances. I bet they’ll hold off and see, but, no matter what, I don’t see any relationships lasting for either boy.

I believe many fans will be comforted by the likelihood that a Dean-less few months is the only reason that Sam would be involved with anyone at this point. Once Dean is back, most fans will likely believe that it’s over for any woman on Supernatural, whether she’s an art dealer or werewolf, or not.

Not to stir up any more “women on Supernatural” backlash, but what do you think of this development?

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The other day, Creation Entertainment announced that Gabriel Tigerman (Supernatural’s Andrew Gallagher, Journeyman’s Jessie), and Samantha Smith (Supernatural’s Mary Winchester, Transformers’ Sarah Lennox, The Chosen One’s Christine) will appear at Salute to Supernatural Chicago, this November.

Of course, Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki will appear at Salute to Supernatural on Sunday. Perhaps Jensen will sing again with Jason Manns, who appears in concert at the convention.

Salute to Supernatural 2008 Chicago takes place:
November 14-16, 2008
The Wyndham Chicago O’Hare
6810 N. Mannheim Rd., Rosemont, IL.

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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 of the otherwise boy-heavy cast, Kripke plans to return to more transient female characters, that will come and go. The beginning of Season 4 will mean a change in the direction of the show, with Sam alone, and new hurdles, worldly and personal, to overcome. Kripke says they have also come up with innovative and “unexpected” ways to bring in, and dispose of, new characters.

So, we await a new season, with new surprises. It still sounds scary, though, doesn’t it?

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Watch the Behind the Scenes video, and make up your own mind.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan portrays the Comedian in Watchmen, scheduled for release March 6, 2009.

Are you a Watchmen fan? What do you think of this upcoming movie? Will it deliver?

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For the past week, we’ve polled our readers on who they liked best –Ruby, Bela, or Lilith. The results: Ruby is soundly trouncing Bela and Lilith. Currently, with 96 votes, Ruby has 57.

I have to admit, I agree. I began the season, fully thinking, “Bela is more serious looking. She’s smart. She’s crafty. She’s a thorn in the boys’ sides.” Once things got rolling, though, Ruby, the nice demon, turned out to be the most interesting, and even believable, character. I still see criticism of Katie Cassidy, but I thought she played the part well.

Bela, once they got into the season, appears to have been a difficult character to integrate into the boys’ world in a nice, organic way. That’s how things go. Often, a show introduces a character, and they have to see how things work, and be prepared to write the character out, if their instincts tell them so. I think, the way they used her to move the season’s story arc along worked. She was a pain in the butt. She sold the boys out, a handful of times. Then, hellhounds took her away. Nice doggies.

Lilith, who must return in season 4 –I guess- hasn’t been much, yet. We knew she was going to be this awesome, ancient, evil that the boys would have great difficulty facing. She came, she killed, she ran away screaming. Season 4 spoilage hasn’t really mentioned her, yet. Of course, she had two big goals: get Dean’s soul, and destroy Sam. She got Dean. Sam, in the final moments of the season, proved to be impervious to her power. Oh well, to an awesome, ancient evil, one out of two ain’t bad?!? I know the strike made it difficult, but we only saw her in two episodes, and, in the second one, Sam made her run away. There was never any real fight between her and the boys. They were no match for her in saving Dean. Sam hasn’t fought her. We just know that she can’t hurt him with her strobe from Hell.

What’s next? Ruby comes back. Lilith will um… I don’t know about Lilith. Maybe she’ll be back to have her butt sent back to where she can’t hurt anyone.

What do you think will happen with Lilith? I’m sure we’ll discuss this much, over the summer. So, let’s get it started.

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Supernatural creator, and all around cool guy, Eric Kripke, spoke to TV Guide, and appears in this week’s issue of the magazine. He talks a lot about setting up Supernatural fandom’s Summer of Angst, and a little on what his plans are for Dean’s new direction.

He confirms a lot of rumors and fills in a lot of spoilage for the curious:

• Dean will stay in Hell for six months, in human time. In Hell time, it could amount to years.
• Dean needed to go to Hell. He needed a “turning point”.
• What happens in Hell, and how Dean gets out, are primary arcs in Season 4.
• Once Dean is out, he’ll have to adjust to the world that was forced to move on without him.
• Is Dean a demon? No. As many suspected because of Ruby’s revelations, having your humanity burn away requires centuries in Hell.
• Dean won’t remember much about his ordeal in Hell.
• Ruby will return. [I admit it. I like Ruby. I want to see her help them kick butt again.]
• A new species will appear. YUM!
• We’ll see more of Rufus Turner, Bobby’s friend in Vermont, from Time is on My Side, who gave Dean the information on Bela.
• I suspect, from Kripke’s revelations that we’ll see quite a bit of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, when Dean returns. He’ll have lots of issues rebuilding his life, after being in Hell for a considerable length of (Hell) time.
• Sam may have promised Dean that he wouldn’t try to discover his special powers, but I believe we’ll see some of it come out. Kripke only hints vaguely, but how else are they going to take down Lilith?

Read the full interview at TV Guide.

Okay. How excited are you to see Dean return, and find out what’s up with Sam and his “power”? Leave a comment and let us hear what you think about Season 4.

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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 adventure?

Sign the petition!

I think this would be sweet! Would you go to a convention in Australia? Are you in Australia, New Zealand, Tasmania, or other Pacific island? Share your thoughts on a possible Australian convention in the comments.

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So, who is your favorite?

If you loved them all, hated them all, or just have a really strong opinion, make sure to let it out in the comments.

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