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Question: There has been much debate among Supernatural fans over whether or not Sam and Ruby are sleeping together. Any chance you could clear this up for us? Thanks! Keep up the good work! -- Rebecca

Ausiello: I can't, but maybe exec producer Eric Kripke can. Let's ask him, shall we? Eric, are Sam and Ruby doing the deed? "No comment." Curses, foiled again!

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das ist so eine Sache, die ich niemals nicht wissen will - geschweige denn sehen...

bei der alten Ruby hätte ich gesagt "Okay, immer her damit", aber mit der neuen Ruby muss das wirklich nicht sein...

Casting News

Evil has a new face on Supernatural, and he looks something like the dude to the left.

Okay, it is the dude to the left.

Character actor Mark Rolston (Aliens, Cold Case, Profiler, etc.) has been cast in the recurring role of Alastair, the latest demon hell bent on terrorizing the Brothers Winchester. His first airdate is Nov. 13.

The original breakdown for Alastair described him as a "calm and composed demon with a placid smile that belies his simmering sadism and evil. He's one of the top demons in hell. He's electrifyingly powerful."

In other words, he's scarier than Lilith, right? Not necessarily, says a Supe source. "He knows Lilith from Hell, but it's unclear exactly who is the big Big Bad -- or if it is one of them," whispers my snitch. "There are a lot of new mythological elements and characters coming into play this season."

My guess? The dude outranks Lilith. You agree? Disagree? And regardless of where he fits into Hell's hierarchy, you have to admit, this is a pretty cool piece of casting.

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Gabrielle in Tucson, Ariz.: Supernatural is sooo good! What's in store for my boy Dean?
Well for one thing, he won the Winchester-brother throwdown, so we'll be sure to send him his fabulous prize of a lifetime supply of Rice O Roni! In other news, the show is now casting for an 18-year-old Dean. I think this has something do with why the angels are so into him...

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Rumour : Traci Dinwiddie back for more episodes

Thanks to one of our many sources we can report that it appears that Traci Dinwiddie, who recently guest starred on Supernatural as Pamela Barnes in Hell's Angels, will be be returning returning for multiple in the new year.

We've marked this as a rumour for now until we get official confirmation.

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Gray in Albuquerque, N.M.: Any Supernatural goodies to share?
We'll soon be meeting younger versions of Sam and Dean and see that Sam never liked their life on the road, and for a while there when he was young, he even dared to dream of another life. Dean, meanwhile, enjoyed the "love 'em and leave 'em" aspect of dating while never staying in one place for too long. Those scamps!

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ich hab es befürchtet...

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Question: Supernatural has been off the charts amazing this season! But, you've been very general with your spoilers. Any chance you can give your favorite readers some concrete stuff? -- Dianne
Ausiello: One of the of the Winchester brothers will partake in a shirtless (and presumably pantsless) sex scene before the end of November sweeps. Even more shocking than that? The deed is done at a location Supe fans hold sacred. Concrete enough for you?

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ich hoffe, das wird nicht Jared sein!!!!!

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Question: Just wanted to thank you for the wealth of Supernatural scoop this season. You rock. It's so great to know my favorite show's getting some buzz. Keep it coming! -- Stephanie
Ausiello: In a February episode, the Brothers Dubya get put under a spell that forces them to beat the living daylights out of each other and confront their true feelings. And in exactly that order.

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Delilah in Lexington, Ky.: Tell me what's in store for my beloved Winchester brothers!
In the upcoming Supernatural episode titled "Sex and Violence," there will be rainbows and unicorns. Nah, just kidding—there will be sex and violence. Both Sam and Dean make new friends, and one of the boys gets laid. Later Sam and Dean fight each other, but not over the girl—over a guy!

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Question: Supernatural scoop, please? -- Josh
Ausiello: Cougar alert! Supexecs are casting the role of a sexy and smart thirtysomething doctor who likes booze and one night stands. And young men with the last name Winchester.

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Supernatural Spoilers

Possible new spoilers

Episode 4.11: Criss Angel Is A Douchebag
Airdate: January 22, 2009

* The magician-centered episode, which airs Jan. 22, features "Hey, It's That Guy!" trio Barry Bostwick, John Rubinstein, and Richard Libertini. Source: The Ausiello Files
* Sam and Dean are faced with magicians who are dealing in black magic. The brothers investigate the situation after people are found dead in similar ways as the magic tricks the magicians perform on stage. One of the magicians, Charlie, is from the time of P.T. Barnum and found a grimoire, a book of real magic filled with a variety of black magic including an immorality spell. Source: SpoilerFix.com

Episode 4.12: Afterschool Special
Airdate: January 29, 2009

* Colin Ford will portray young Sam - just as he did in last season's "A Very Supernatural Christmas." This time around, though, Ford will play a few years older than his actual age, while Kelly will close the gap by playing younger than his actual twenty-some years. Source: TV Guide Online
* Fans will get a big treat: a teenaged Dean. And filling Jensen Ackles' shoes for the flashback will be Brock Kelly, TVGuide.com has learned. In "After School Special," which is slated to air Jan. 29, Supernatural will offer a peek at the brothers' high-school days, with a tentative Sam not looking forward to facing another new social circle as he and Dean are uprooted again by their demon-chasing dad. Luckily, Dean finds time away from necking with a local gal to watch his picked-on kid bro's back. Source: TV Guide Online
* "Coming up in the middle of the season, there's an episode titled 'Afterschool Special' in which the boys investigate a haunting at one of the high schools they attended as kids," exec producer Eric Kripke tells me. "As they investigate, we'll see flashbacks to what high school was like for Sam and Dean." Sounds fun, right? It won't be. Adds Kripke: "It wasn't pretty." Source: The Ausiello Files

Episode 4.13: Family Remains
Airdate: February 2009

* The boys investigate a farm house that seems to be haunted by a woman in the walls. A family moves out to the country house after the oldest son, Andy, died in a car accident last year. The woman in the wall kidnaps and kills the uncle and also kidnaps the youngest son, Danny. It is unsure whether or not Danny survives because the ghost seemed to enjoy playing with Danny. For some reason unknown to everyone, including Sam and Dean, is extremely motivated in saving Danny and helping this family. Source: SpoilerFix.com

Episode 4.14: Sex and Violence
Airdate: February 2009

* Both Sam and Dean make new friends, and one of the boys gets laid. Later Sam and Dean fight each other, but not over the girl-over a guy! Source: Kristin on E!Online
* Supexecs are casting the role of a sexy and smart thirtysomething doctor who likes booze and one night stands. And young men with the last name Winchester. Source: The Ausiello Files

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Lou in Atlanta: Anything juicy on my Winchester boys?
I think Sam Winchester and the grim reaper are going to sit down for a friendly game of chess on Supernatural. (If anyone can beat Death, it's our Sammy.) Look for a Death match—or something like it—in an upcoming episode called "Death Takes a Holiday."

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Writers Preview the Remainder of Season 4

Friday, December 12, 2008


Earlier today BuddyTV interviewed three of Supernatural's best writers: Sera Gamble, Jeremy Carver and Ben Edlund. While the full interviews span about one hour's worth of great Supernatural discussions, those will be released over the next few weeks as we lead up to Supernatural's return on January 15.

But there was so much goodness to come out of these interviews that I have to share a few of the coolest bits right away. From the 66 seals and angels to Sam's role and “Criss Angel is a Douchebag,” there was no Supernatural topic past, present or future that we missed. Here's a sneak peek of what's to come in the second half of season 4.


WARNING: Minor spoilers ahead regarding upcoming episodes


The breaking of the 66 seals will be a countdown clock for the rest of the season, much like Dean going to Hell was used last season. According to Sera Gamble, we'll have an update about exactly how many seals have already been broken in one of the first few episodes back, and Lilith might be further ahead than you might think.

As previously reported, some of the first episodes back will also center on magicians and Dean and Sam's high school days. The magic episode's title, “Criss Angel is a Douchebag,” was obviously originally intended as a joke, and Gamble was as surprised as everyone else to learn that it actually got approval from the network.

However, the January 15 episode, written by Jeremy Carver, will be more of a pure horror episode, which he said was a bit of a challenge since it's new terrain for him. And that won't be the only writer experiment Supernatural is trying this season.

Near the end of the year, Ben Edlund, traditionally known for more comedic episodes like “Monster Movie” and “Ghostfacers,” will try writing a more emotional, dramatic and heartbreaking episode he described as “terrible,” but that's terrible for the characters, not for the audience.

Gamble, whose episodes are more mythology and relationship-based, will be trying comedy in an upcoming episode that she promises to be even more meta and self-referential than previous outings like “Hollywood Babylon.” I don't want to give away all the details yet, but it involves the Winchesters finding a book series called Supernatural.

There will also be a standalone mystery involving a haunted house with a very disturbing twist as well as more details about the hierarchy of angels and their operations.

Those are some of the juicier bits from our interviews, but over the next five weeks we'll unveil our full interviews with Sera Gamble, Jeremy Carver and Ben Edlund that involve more detailed discussions about all these topics, plus Sam's storylines, the Impala and ghost bees. Yes, ghost bees.



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Delilah in Drummondville, Quebec, Canada: Anything new on Supernatural?
I'm hearing of an amazing episode in the new year about reapers in a small town who are getting killed, so Sam and Dean become ghosts to travel in the ghost world and figure out what's going on. As long as they don't put white sheets over my pretty boys' faces, I'm in!

Janice in Miami: More Supernatural!
In honor of the show currently kicking ass in our CW Awards, I will tell you that a character we know and love dies in the aforementioned reaper episode. Guesses?

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Melly wrote:

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das schließt Ruby schon mal aus...

Viel mehr Angst macht mir die Frage, WEN es sonst erwischen könnte!

hmmm...

mal überlegen...

Sammy und Dean werden es ja hoffentlich nicht sein... das wäre mehr als schwachsinnig...

da es ein Charakter sein soll, den wir auch mögen, gehen meine Befürchtungen ja in Richtung Bobby oder Castiel

hab ich sonst noch jemanden vergessen? den anderen Engel mag ich nicht, von Ruby will ich gar nicht erst reden... die beiden kann ich also ausschließen und wenn es doch einen der beiden treffen sollte, dann ist es mir auch herzlich egal

Mir fiele spontan noch Pamela ein...

Exclusive Interview with 'Supernatural' Writer Sera Gamble, Part 1

Friday, December 19, 2008


The Supernatural writing staff has a lot on its plate this season. With the introduction of angels and God, there's a whole new world for the staff to figure out. In our exclusive interview with writer Sera Gamble, she explained how the show is blending the actual world of religion with the Supernatural mythology. In part 1 of our interview, Gamble also talked about the 66 Seals that need to be broken, and how working on Syns, her new Showtime pilot, will affect her job at Supernatural. Continue reading for the full transcript and to listen to our interview.

And come back to BuddyTV over the next few weeks for more of our exclusive Supernatural writer interviews, including Jeremy Carver's thoughts on writing, Ben Edlund's inspired comedy, and more from Gamble about Sam's role and what's to come for the rest of season 4.



This season was a little different, bringing in the religious aspect. angels, Satan, so I was wondering how you and the other writers felt about going in that new direction with the show?

We’re excited about the angels. We’re pretty into the angels. The threat of Lucifer, we don’t really see it as religious per se. Although we do use the Bible as a source, we just see it as the flip-side of the Supernatural coin because we’ve been writing about demons for four seasons now, so it was time to pull the curtain back and look and see what else was there.


How do you go about creating your own Supernatural show mythology versus using all of that actual religious stuff that exists?

We give ourselves a lot of license to draw from mythology around the world, first of all. And when it comes to the question of God, we leave ourselves a lot of room. There are characters on the show that either don’t believe in God or are very deeply agnostic. And the angels we meet on the show, they don’t have the direct Bat Phone to God. They are very low to the ground, they are soldiers working on Earth. So we’ve constructed a mythology that’s really not about God, it’s about a war that’s happening here on planet Earth between a few angels and some demons and then our characters, the Hunters, who are sort of caught in the middle.


Are you constantly looking in new books to learn about demon lore?

Yeah, I pretty much exhausted Amazon by now. I’m very excited when a new book about demons comes out. And we Google all the time. We have assistants on our staff who spend a lot of time researching. The Book of Revelations has been important to us this season, obviously because it talks about what might happen should the apocalypse occur. But there are demons and demonic creatures in about every civilization in the world, so there’s a big pile of stuff for us to draw from. There’s a lot.


The premise now is that Lilith trying to break the 66th seals, and do the writers know how many seals have been broken or what the count is at throughout the season?

We have sort of a tally, a rough tally going up on the board. So we know where we’re at at different points of the season. Yeah, the sort of "How F’ed are the Boys" tally. Yeah, we keep track.


It’s more than just the seals that we see on the episode, it’s not going to be 66 episodes, each one a seal.

Yeah, the promise we made to our audience was that you weren’t going to have to sit through 66 episodes wondering if each seal was going to be broken. We did an episode where you met a character called Anna who was hearing the voices of angels, and one of the things that she revealed was that there were more than 66 possible seals. So it’s a question of which seals can the demons get to and which seals can the demons break. And there’s an important point in the season, where it’s revealed that a halfway point is being reached where half of the seals are going to be broken or have been broken. And we kind of keep track of it that way. It’s sort of the ticking clock of the season, so it’s important in that sense.


So the halfway point, that’s coming up in an upcoming episode? So we haven’t reached the half way point in the first 10?

You know that’s a good question to ask a writer/producer on the show. I can’t remember now which episode they say that in. That’s terrible, isn’t it? I don’t even remember if we’ve said that yet or if it’s a spoiler. I’ve just been in the room all day working on episode 19, so I know it happens before episode 19. I’ll put it that way. I’m going to get busted now on the message boards for not remember exactly which episode that happens in. But I know we get past the halfway point somewhere around halfway through the season.


Well there’s been 10 episodes, and I don’t remember hearing that yet.

OK, well then I’ll put it that way. That’s a big marker. That’s a big way for them to keep track. If half the seals go, that’s a big deal. But no, we’re not going like "Here’s the 23rd seal and here’s the 24th seal." That would be a bit ponderous I think. This season is constructed so by the end of the season, the endgame of the season is "Are they going to be able to save us from having these seals broken or not?" Kind of like how in previous seasons it’s like "Is Dean going to get saved from Hell or is he going to Hell?" So it’s "Are we going to be able to avert the apocalypse?"


Eric Kripke has said there’s a five-season plan, so that would mean next season would be the last one. Is that still in effect? Is that still in the writers' minds? That this is the set-up and then next season is the final season?

I’ve never heard it spoken of seriously in any other way by Eric. He’s always had a five-year plan, and the sort of skeleton of the over-arching story we’re telling has always been explained in terms of the five seasons. There have been many points along the way where we didn’t think it would make it to five seasons. We had a plan in place to end this season when we thought we weren’t going to get renewed for another season. But it became clear, pretty early on, that a lot more people were tuning in to see the show this year so that we should move forward with the five-year plan.


It was recently announced you’re creating a new pilot for Showtime, so how will that affect your role on Supernatural?

Well first of all, as far as I know there has been no official Supernatural pick-up. There are constantly rumors going around, but if there’s been an official pick-up, I haven’t seen the champagne bottles. I’ll be the first one to be doing a little dance on the Warner Brothers lot. But you know, people develop shows all the time. This is something I’m developing while working on the show. There are so many steps between sitting down to write a script that you’re developing for a network and something actually being on the air, especially when you’re doing something for cable.

This could be a really happy process that takes a few months or it could be something protracted that takes years or it could be something that dies on the vine at any point, so it’s just impossible for me to predict what that means in the future. And so it doesn’t actually have any immediate bearing on my job at Supernatural, besides the fact I have another job to do in the evenings.


So you talked a bit about the message boards and about getting in trouble with those fans because, these are very rabid fans who look at every little detail. So do you follow anything the fans are saying or how they’re reacting?

I occasionally will go on a message board to take the general temperature after an episode airs. I wouldn’t say that I follow things too closely, I do hear about things from other writers and from other assistants as well. So if something is having a strong reaction, I will probably hear about it. You know, it’s a delicate balance, between respecting your fans and your audience and really wanting to make a show for them, and also needing to tell the story that you’ve set out to tell.

And for me, that means fulfilling Eric’s vision. I’m on the staff of his show. So I’m a little bit speaking as part of this larger brain. So in terms of how much we’re influenced by it, I think we have to listen with love and then continue to tell the story we need to tell some of the time. That’s difficult, that’s not an easy thing to do. And then there have also been several times over the past few seasons where I’ve seen course corrections happen based in part on fan response to certain story elements or characters.




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Mega Buzz on Grey's, Brothers & Sisters, Supernatural and More!

The first half of this season's Supernatural has pretty much been The Dean Winchester & Castiel Show featuring guest appearances by Jared Padalecki's Sam. Is this a trend that you see continuing? — Eric
MATT: I know, people are still smarting from "In the Beginning," right? This I can tell you: When the season resumes on Jan. 15, the first two episodes are equal parts Dean and Sam (with the first entry being gloriously dark and scary). But what Jared fans should most look forward is the third outing, "After School Special," in which both teen and modern-day Sam experience much emotional upheaval.

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Melly wrote:

But what Jared fans should most look forward is the third outing, "After School Special," in which both teen and modern-day Sam experience much emotional upheaval.

DAS IS JA SOWAS VON ABGELEHNT!!!!!

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Madison in Eugene, Ore.: What's the latest on Jared and Jensen on Supernatural?
Let's just say that if you happen to look like these dreamy dudes above (and God bless you for it), you should contact the CW right away, because I'm hearing that yes, you guessed it! There just might be a third freaking Winchester brother out there. Hear that? It's the sound of my mind exploding! I'm told that the possible third brother has not been cast, but we'll start hearing rumblings of another son courtesy of Dean and Sam's father John Winchester, aka Jeffrey Dean Morgan, this season. Seriously, does that dead dude get around or what?! Meanwhile, I'm dying to know what you think of this twist and if anyone out there could possibly be delicious enough to pull off the same genetic code as Jensen and Jared. So please comment below, and if you have any casting suggestions, bring 'em!

Mary: On Supernatural, do you know if Alistair was destroyed or just repelled? I'm curious if we're going to see him again?
Yes, Alastair will return later this season, but in a new, nastier "meat sock" form.

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Casting News

Julie McNiven, who played "Anna Milton" in the episode "Heaven and Hell" confirmed during an interview that Anna will come back in the episode 4x16, still without title:

- Can Anna return? Did Eric or someone in charge talked with you about it?
- She is returning! Anna will be back in episode 16 as a ‘full blown Angel on the run from Heaven.” I am very excited to see what comes of this

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I'll be your friend if you give me some Supernatural scoop. -- Shane
Ausiello: There is a traitor amongst Sam and Dean. Okay, Shane, your first order of business as my friend is to buy me

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Melly wrote:

There just might be a third freaking Winchester brother out there.

eben schlich sich zu dieser Tatsache wieder die Unterhaltung in meinen Kopf, die ich vor ein paar Monaten geführt hatte - ich weiß aber nicht mehr, mit wem...

dazu sage ich nur: Mr. Kripke, ab zum Set von OTH, da läuft der perfekte dritte Winchester-Bruder rum

@ Naley

waren wir das, die damals über eine mögliche Rolle in SN für Chad geredet hatten, oder waren das Chazy und ich? ich weiß es wirklich nicht mehr...

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Question: Please, please, please tell me that the rumors about a new brother popping up for the Winchesters is completely untrue. Supernatural can do so much better than this stupid soap opera gimmick. -- Lindsey
Ausiello: I'm hearing the title of the episode is "Jump the Shark." I think that says it all. (You're an evil genius, Eric Kripke!)

Question: Got anything on Supernatural? -- Kelly
Ausiello: Dean's sex partner Anna is returning later this season. Presumably to hit that again.

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