Here’s that swinging trailer on the next episode of Supernatural “The Kids are Alright”, airing October 11 at 9PM/8PM Central.
Stories like this, with little kids, tend to be very creepy. Buffy had a couple of them, and it’s a bit freaky when either the children are in danger, or they turn out to be the freaky bad guys.
Grab a cookie and watch:
What do you think? Creepy? Touching? What’s up with that background music?
From the CW:
Dean (Jensen Ackles) pressures Sam (Jared Padalecki) into visiting Cicero, Indiana, so he can visit an old flame named Lisa (guest star Cindy Sampson), he had a tryst nine years ago. However, Dean is stunned when he meets not only Lisa again, but also her 8-year old son Ben (guest star Nicholas Elias), who bears a striking resemblance to him.
However, Ben soon goes missing and Sam and Dean discover that a Changeling, a demonic parasite, is snatching kids from the small town and assuming their form. Meanwhile, Ruby (Katie Cassidy) makes contact with Sam and reveals some startling …read more
Okay. You’ve squirmed. You’ve kvetched. You’ve rattled and hummed a bit. Now, though, you’ve ready Eric Kripke’s comments. You’ve heard Jensen and Jared. You’ve read about the women.
So, now, who, of the two new women invading Sam and Dean’s world with different ideas of how things work, does the new you look forward to seeing?
Poll
Now that we’ve gotten over the fear of a Supernatural “Scooby Gang”, which of the new women do you look forward to seeing?
Bela
Ruby
I’m still not convinced, please make my Tivo edit them out!
Eh. I don’t care.
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This is fairly new, just up on SpoilerFix, last Tuesday. It’s fairly straightforward fare, nothing earth-shattering, but a simple treat for those of us who like to sneak a peak in the gift hidey-hole before they’re wrapped for the holiday.
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Ruby, the Sam and Dean Winchester’s rough-edged counterpart, who has been half of the Supernatural buzz for the last month, makes her appearance in the season opener.
Spring 2007 was brutal to many of us TV drama fans. Especially for those who were hooked on the best of The CW’s evening lineup. For different reasons, two of my favorite CW shows, Veronica Mars and Gilmore Girls were canceled. Alas. Supernatural, though often rumored to be on the block, still stands.
Fans buzzed about on the forums wondering if new developments would ruin our cherised Supernatural. New female characters, and the potential that they would OneTreeHillify or ScoobyDooize the show, worried many. It worried me a bit.
Back in July, however, perennial leaker of TV news, good and bad, Ausiello …read more
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