Supernatural Scoop

Supernatural has one more episode before the break. Comment or email me your interesting ideas or commentary –for the break, for the show, for how great it was to have Jensen in Australia-, and we’ll post them here, crediting you as a guest blogger! Keep them clean and interesting so our editors and mums won’t cringe, and so we can actually post them.
Here are some ideas to send us:

Ten Ways to Tell Others About Supernatural.
Your own, original fan art –poster graphic, promo idea, surreal Supernatural stuff, Impala love.
How I’m going to spend my March/Early April without new episodes of Supernatural.
Your …read more

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The CW has posted these two delicious preview clips for the episode that marks the return to new episodes: Malleus Maleficarum.
Check these out. They total 4:37 in length. That’s 10% of the entire episode. Not too shabby.

Anyone still doubt The CW’s love for this show? I think they’d like to show the fans some love, eh?
Excited yet? Careful, Ladies. Keep it clean, but leave a comment and let us know what you think.

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Just 27 seconds ago –more or less- the Directors Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers tentatively agreed to a three year contract. The agreement, covering the same sorts of issues that have caused the Writers Guild of America strike, including royalties for internet revenues, is groundbreaking. Also, as contracts go in Hollywood, this should herald a similar agreement between the AMPTP and the WGA.
La-La Land generally practices “pattern bargaining”, meaning that, once one class of creative types signs a contract with moguls, it sets a precedent to aid in negotiations between other creative …read more

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Tomorrow night, The CW an “encore presentation” of Episode Red Sky at Morning.
Next week, on Thursday January 31, Supernatural airs its first new episode of the year, 3.09, alternatively titled Witch Hunt on several sites and Malleus Maleficarum in a couple places on The CW website.
Woo-hoo!!!

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Supernatural on The CW, Thursdays, 9PM ET. Image: The CW

Supernatural, currently airing Thursdays at 9PM ET, will go on a limited hiatus, beginning February 28. In it’s place, Reaper, another of The CW’s under-appreciated shows, takes over Supernatural’s timeslot, in hopes of generating more interest by following Smallville.
Will this be good for either of these, or both, shows? Time will tell. This three card monte with the schedule is usually bad, but The CW hopes to capitalize –for Reaper’s benefit- on the loss of fresh competition. By then, both Lost and Grey’s Anatomy will be out of fresh scripts. …read more

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Dollhouse starring Eliza Dushku, and from the creative minds of Joss Whedon and Tim Minear.

After Fox’s brutal cancellations of numerous projects by Joss Whedon and Tim Minear, usually right after their core fans become mesmerized by the storylines, the two are giving it another shot.
In 2008, so they say, Fox has committed to the first seven episodes of Dollhouse, featuring Eliza Dushku as Echo, one of several people in a mysterious “dollhouse” whose brains can be programmed with “personality packages”. Each is imprinted, then sent on some assignment with some person’s memories, special knowledge, and bad habits. At the end …read more

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Supernatural Writer Sera Gamble. Photo: seragamble.com.

You may be bummed about the You may be bummed about the writers’ strike and the end of your favorite shows, possibly until October 2008 for many. Well, fill that void of seemingly endless voidiness with some yummy words from a real live writer for one of your favorite shows ever –Supernatural. Sera Gamble’s website features a lot of fun and interesting facts about her, her projects, her past work, as well as a good FAQ for would-be TV writers.
Can you submit your coolest idea ever for Supernatural to her?

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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?

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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

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AC/DC’s “Hell’s Bells” starts. The opening is the usual CW/WB/UPN “previously on…” that we’ve known and loved since Buffy. Shows loads of previous seasons’ scenes. It was weighted heavily toward the scenes from the end of Season Two, ending with the Devil’s Gate opening up, and Bobby’s proclamation that the war is coming.

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