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Traci Dinwiddie will appear in the first episode of season four. Dinwiddie played Veronica in the movie The Notebook, and starred in one of my favorites of the theatre, Psycho Beach Party.

With Dean Winchester suffering in Hell, his brother Sam and their mentor and friend Bobby Singer must make due without him. Of course, they can’t help looking into what happened to him, and whether they can bring him back. In Lazarus Rising –episode 4.01- Bobby calls on his friend Pamela Barnes (Traci Dinwiddie) –”the best damn psychic in the state”- for assistance.

Pamela turns out to be a sexy, flirty, funny, forty-ish, psychic. She helps Sam and Bobby out by performing a séance to contact “someone” from the other side.

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Jensen Ackles, our own Dean Winchester who is currently “sitting” in Hell, stars in the upcoming movie My Bloody Valentine 3-D. The film, a remake of the 1981 film, is currently filming outside Pittsburgh, PA.

My Bloody Valentine

The new version of My Bloody Valentine stars Jensen Ackles as Tom Hanninger, a coal miner whose inexperience leads to an accident that kills five men. Harry Warden, in a coma for a year after the accident, awakes on Valentine’s Day and goes on a killing spree, then kills himself.

Ten years after Harry’s death, Tom returns to the town. Instead of a warm welcome, he finds that everyone except Sarah, his old girlfriend, believes he’s responsible for Harry’s 22 murders.

Harmony vs. New Harmony

Interestingly, the town in the movie is Harmony. Although no state is mentioned, it’s reasonable to assume that it’s in Pennsylvania. There is, in fact a Harmony, PA. The town was created by the religious sect, The Harmony Society, in 1804. Ten years later, they sold the town to a group of Mennonites. They then created a new town in Indiana, which they named Harmony. This Harmony later changed its name to New Harmony.

In Supernatural episode No Rest for the Wicked, Sam and Dean head the Impala toward New Harmony, Indiana. There, the Winchesters find Lilith, the boys’ newest archnemesis who holds the contract on Dean’s soul.

My Bloody Valentine 3-D is due out in January 2009, just in time, of course, for Valentine’s Day. Nice touch.

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I, for one, think about these things a lot. I also drink –as many writers do- a bit too much coffee and soda. So, let’s take a little walk down the “What’s going to happen” lane.

If only Sam could make the same deal that Dean did. They could just leap frog, year after year. You save my life, this year. I’ll save yours, next year. Of course, since Lilith is in control of such things, that’s too much to ask for. It is, though, a scenario that would seem plausible. I would think, though, that the prize in Dean’s deal, as in all crossroads deals, is owning the deal maker’s life. The deal is always better for the crossroads demon than for the person asking. At this point, she has Dean. His life is a done deal. Consider this, though. If Sam makes the same deal, she would get Sam, as well. Maybe she would go for that. Then, the boys would have another year to figure out how to take her down.

What happens to Dean, Lilith, and the Contract

Consider, if you will, a few possibilities, including some that come from too much caffeine:

• Dean doesn’t really die. The open-eyed, lifeless look from the trailer is Sam’s dream or something.
• Dean dies. We pick up the story in episode 4.01. Oh, man!
• Dean dies. Willow Rosenberg (from Buffy, of course) brings him back. This time, biker demons don’t interrupt.
• Dean dies. Sam brings him back somehow.
• They kill Lilith, and go to Disneyland. Disneyland, though, looks “practically Canadian”.
• Sam disguises himself, and wins the Colt back by tricking Lilith into a round of three card monte.

Wait we must, but let the conjecture fly, until Thursday. What do you think will happen, this week?

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Writer: Sera Gamble
Director: Charles Beeson

Besides having a title, now, there is a bit more of a spoiler for Supernatural episode 3.15.

• Dean questions a victim whose kidney was removed while awake.
• Sam and Dean capture a demon who supposed knows, but refuses to reveal, the holder of the contract for Dean’s soul .
• As the boys exorcise the demon, it mocks them, saying it can’t wait to have home field advantage on a Winchester, soon.

Previously released spoilers:

• This episode is the first real jump into dealing with Dean’s contract.
• With only a week left for Dean, Sam tries any new angle he can to save his brother.
• We meet a new hunter, who, according to writer Sera Gamble, is a “paranoid survivalist”.

New episodes begin again, this week. Are you excited to see Sam and Dean get it on with the demon world?

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3.14 Long-Distance Call
Air Date: 1 May 2008

DEAN GETS A CALL FROM HIS FATHER — Dean (Jensen Ackles) is stunned after he receives a phone call from his dad (guest star Jeffrey Dean Morgan) who tells him he has a solution to get Dean out of his deal. Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean fight because Sam is skeptical that it is really John on the other end of the phone and warns Dean not to listen to him but Dean disagrees and sets off on his own path to follow his father’s orders. Charles Beeson directed the episode written by Sera Gamble (#314).

Don’t forget to check out the other Long-Distance Call Spoilers, as well as the insights from this episode’s writer, Sera Gamble.

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This one is big for you squeamish about spoilers, so I’ll put the meat of the spoilage after the break…

• It sounds like Dean actually goes to Hell. So, this will mean needing to bring him back, somehow. This is unconfirmed, but big.
• Ellen Harvelle was supposed to come back, as the boys’ other many, still breathing, friends are. Last I heard, the deal did not work out with her.

Come back for more on this one. We should have more details soon, I hope. What do you think about big shockers in the season finale of Supernatural? Leave a comment below with your unbridled opinions.

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• This episode is the first real jump into dealing with Dean’s contract.
• With only a week left for Dean, Sam tries any new angle he can to save his brother.
• We meet a new hunter, who, according to writer Sera Gamble, is a “paranoid survivalist”.

This is the rubber meets the road episode for Dean and his contract. Is anyone scared? Are you keeping smelling salts handy? What are your thoughts on the contract, the demon, Lilith, and the end of Season 3? Leave a comment below, and share your thoughts.

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When asked about the following four things, Ausiello said two of them are correct:

• Will Dean die?
• Will Dean go to Hell?
• Will Sam turn dark?
• Will Sam fight against Dean?

Of course, everyone wants to know which! Read more from Michael Ausiello at Ask Ausiello.

What do you think is going to happen to Sam and Dean Winchester in the last episodes of Season 3? Leave some comments with your thoughts.

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Here’s a great behind-the-scenes shot:

Oh, this could have been a What Not to Wear moment…

What do you think about those shots? Have you been watching your Season 1 DVDs and reminiscing about those episodes?

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Try to keep your demeanor, but the cheeky interviewer spends a bit of time seemingly trying to talk Jensen Ackles into taking his shirt off on the show. Well, there is plenty of talk. That would be too much like his days as Eric on Days of Our Lives.

He talks, too, about the woman in his life, as well as the “girls who follow him around”, that he claims never to see, and the nightmares he no longer has. And the other rumors, oi!

So, check out Dean Deconstructed at TV Week.

What did you think of the article? What’s your favorite rumor about Jensen Ackles?

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