Supernatural Scoop

Watching Supernatural’s Red Sky at Morning for a second time didn’t do Blogcritics’ Alice Jester any good. Like many of us, she had a problem with Bela and Gertrude’s spending so much time with Sam and Dean. The chemistry just wasn’t there, just a lot of awkward, and horribly horrible moments. Kripke didn’t even like that episode.
So, Alice decided to compile a list of her 5 most disliked episodes of Supernatural. It’s not pretty.
Read the rest of the story at Blogcritics.

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Okay. After all of last summer’s teeth gnashing, and snarling, and bitter worry over Supernatural’s new women, Season 3 is complete. Ruby and Bela have come –and gone, thanks to Lilith.
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 …read more

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Episode 3.15 – Time is on My Side
Air Date: 8 May 2008
This is an exciting Supernatural episode with some really good twists.
Erie, Pennsylvania: A plastic surgeon and his friend are leaving the racquet club. At his car, the doctor is surprised, and thrown into the trunk of his car. He shows up at a hospital, in a robe, struggling to walk to the nurses’ station. A nurse meets him and helps him open the robe. Something falls from his abdomen.
Dean and Sam are torturing a demon with holy water, demanding the name of the demon holding Dean’s contract. The demon …read more

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Eric Kripke talked to Eclipse Magazine, answering fans’ many great questions.
Check out some highlights:

Lilith biblical and Mesopotamian myth origins.
Little girl vs. Big, Strong Man: the girl’s got skills.

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The stage is set. Bela has caused the boys plenty of trouble. Twice, she’s nearly gotten the boys killed. She’s the height of selfish, rude, and thoughtless.
So…
{democracy:9}
What do you think? Feel free to air your various, personal Bela grievances in the comments.

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In episode 3.13, Jus in Bello, we met Lilith, the new big bad in the Supernatural-verse. What we saw wasn’t pretty, especially since Kripke and friends pulled the old “pretty but creepy little girl” card, putting Lilith in the form of a sweet-looking lass. Unfortunately for all the boys nice new friends in local and federal law enforcement, the sweet eyes and shiny hair gave way to the hand that makes the whole building go boom.
So, after the Ghost Hunters tribute episode, Ghostfacers, that gives us a little needed breather, we’ll turn headlong into the last three episodes of all …read more

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Firefox News had an email chat with Supernatural’s writer extraordinaire, Sera Gamble. She talks freely about being on strike, and having the chance to write without staying in the bounds of wide marketability.
Gamble also spills some spoilers for the rest of the season, as well as her thoughts on the potential for Season Four. That nagging question about Ruby and Bela, and the fans’ strong feelings about them. There’s even talk about an old semi-hunter friend showing up again, as well as a brand new hunter who shows up toward the end of this season. [I’ll spoil a bit more …read more

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Supernatural 3.07 New Blood
Original Air Date: November 15, 2007
Bela, in some creepy place, approaches her car. In the reflection in her window, she spots Gordon Walker sneaking up behind her. He knows who she is, but she doesn’t know his face. When he tells her his name, she has heard of him, and that he was in prison. She reaches into her car, but he reveals her pistol that he is holding. He tells her that he knows she was in Massachussetts with Sam and Dean, and wants to know where they are. She denies knowing, so he draws his …read more

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Supernatural 3.06 Red Sky at Morning
Original Air Date: November 8, 2007
A young woman, Sheila, is running. She stops, and sees a three-mast clipper off the shore. It disappears suddenly, and she turns around and runs back the way she came.

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This week, The CW started a new promo “The Girls of Thursday Night”. Supernatural’s Bela (Lauren Cohan) and Ruby (Katie Cassidy) get plenty of coverage, as well as Smallville’s Kara (Laura Vandervoort). Smallville’s already existing cast members get quick flashes, so, obviously, they’re promoting the new blood on these shows. Are they, however, doing it in a way that best represents either show, particularly Supernatural.

Is this the exploitation that Supernatural fans feared back in July? Is this the Bela- and Ruby- mania that we loathe to see happen to the show?

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