Supernatural Scoop

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Supernatural’s supervising producer and writer, Sera Gamble spoke, recently, with Karen Rollins of BBC News. Rollins brought a unique perspective to the interview, and brought out a few details that we don’t usually hear about in Sera Gamble, or other writer, discussions.
There’s a reason she’s one of my favorite interviewees. As an example, to differentiate Supernatural from other television paranormal fare, Gamble notes, “when our characters find a ghost, they don’t talk to it – they shoot it in the face.”

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Last month, we put the word out, and six creative Supernatural fans came through with six different takes on the urban legend. There are a some local legends, there is a heartfelt plea to fix the boredom of an Ontario town, and there are a couple of original stories. All have their own merits, and now it’s your turn to read them, and vote for your favorite.
At 11:59:59 on 18 May 2008, we’ll close the poll, and the person whose entry has the most votes will receive a copy of Supernatural Season Two on DVD. So, read away, select your …read more

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Here’s entry number three in our Why Supernatural Should Come to My Town story contest, and it comes from Renee in Chicago. Check it out, along with the other five entries, then cast your vote for your favorite!
It Takes Goll
Written By: The Supernatural Sisters
Act I: Scene 1
Open scene in late 1800s Ohio, Golls Woods.
A young lady happens upon the struggling body of the Golls boy hanging himself. The screams of the young girl echo through the woods

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Here’s entry number five in our Why Supernatural Should Come to My Town story contest, and it comes from Claire in Tacoma, Washington. Check out Claire’s story, along with the other five entries, then cast your vote for your favorite!
I have a very vivid imagination. As a result of this, in addition to the fact that my parents weren’t big fans of the genre, I never really watched scary movies as a kid, and even now as an adult I would be hard pressed to go and see any kind of slasher or horror movie. Despite the fact that I …read more

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Here’s entry number four in our Why Supernatural Should Come to My Town story contest, and it comes from Renee in Chicago. Check it out, along with the other five entries, then cast your vote for your favorite!
I would like to submit a couple cult favorites from my area. I live in the Chicago area.
First – we have Cuba Road in the small upscale town of Barrington, IL. Cuba is built up now with nice homes but when I was growing up, it was a great place to drive out to. It was a small secluded …read more

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Here’s entry number three in our Why Supernatural Should Come to My Town story contest. Check it out, along with the other five entries, then cast your vote for your favorite!
Hi my name is Brittany and I live in Monroe, CT and I have a story for you.
The Legend of Hannah Cranna
Hannah Cranna’s real name was Hannah Hovey; she was the wife of Captain Joseph Hovey. As the legend goes, her husband died a very mysterious death in the early 1800s, and the Monroe villagers started wondering if perhaps Hannah was a witch.
According to Hannah, her husband awoke one morning …read more

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This is our second entry in the Why Supernatural Should Come to My Town story contest, Asmaa. (NOTE: 24 April 2008: added images, that were omitted.)
Read this, as well as the other five entries, then cast your vote for your favorite!
..Dark Death..
It all started with an old evil lady that lives in a very dark place, she knows every single curse.. every single one of them.. Nobody knows that. She heard all the stuff that has been said about Sam, at the same time she knows how strong brotherhood relationship he have with Dean, then she realized that she can …read more

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This is our first entry in the Why Supernatural Should Come to My Town story contest, from Jaimee in Stratford, Ontario.
Read this, as well as the other five entries, then cast your vote for your favorite!
Hey, i have a story that will blow your mind! My name is Jaimee…

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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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