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Lucifer is Busting Out All Over

29. September 2008

Ich fange an zu verstehen, warum der Schöpfer Eric Kripke immer wieder gesagt hat, das er Supernatural nach der fünften Staffel beenden möchte. In der ersten Episode wurden Gott und Engel in die Mythologie der Show eingeführt und in der letzten Episode wurde der Mythos Lufizer miteingebracht, der jetzt schon einen sehr großen Kampf mit den Winchester Brüdern versprechen wird.

Auch Lilith wird wieder erwähnt und ihr Plan ist es 66 Siegel zu brechen. Das klingt als würde diese Geschichte über zwei Staffeln erzählt werden. Und wenn Sam und Dean es schaffen werden, Satan aufzuhalten damit dieser nicht frei auf der Erde herumläuft, wo könnte die Serie dann hinführen?? Denn wenn sie Lufizer geschlagen und die Armee der Hölle besiegt haben, scheinen alle anderen Heldentaten der Brüder die noch kommen könnten, das nicht zu überbieten.

Ich denke nicht das es ein schlechter Gedanke ist, das Kripke die Einstellung hat, die Serie letztendlich zu beenden. Ich bin sogar froh darüber, das er voraus denkt und nun alle großen Bösewichter mit ins Spiel bringt, und somit seine Konzentration auf ein ganz besonders Endspielt liegt, so wie bei Serien wie Lost und Battlestar Galactica.

So sehr ich die Stories der letzten drei Staffeln liebe, packt mich doch der Gedanke sehr, das es eine Schlacht geben könnte die sich zwischen Himmel und Hölle abspielt. Die vierte Staffel Supernatural baut hier wahrhaft etwas episches auf und man merkt, das die Apokalypse an den Winchesters nagt. Es fühlt sich an, als würde die Hölle erneut ausbrechen.

Mal abgesehen von Lufizers Auferstehung, gehören auch die Rückkehr von Meg, Henricksen und Ronald zu den Höhepunkten der letzten Episode. Diese Charaktere kamen zurück um sich an den Brüdern zu rächen, weil sie es nicht geschafft hatten sie damals zu retten. Für loyale Supernatural Fans war diese Rückkehr der Stars ein großer Bonus. Eigentlich sollte diese Episode noch mehr Power bekommen, den sie wollten noch Bobbys Frau miteinbringen, die ihn jagen sollte. Leider war es nicht möglich die Schauspielerin zu erreichen.

Auch wurde in der letzten Episode Ruby 2 gezeigt, die davon gelaufen ist und sie wird wahrscheinlich auch nicht wieder kommen. Der Dämon hat ohne Zweifel klar gestellt, das sie nicht das Verlangen hat sich mit einem extrem mächtigen Engel anzulegen. Da ich nicht wirklich ein Fan von Genevieve Cortese bin, wird ich sie wohl kaum vermissen.

Was denkt Ihr, wo diese Staffel von Supernatural hinführt? Wollt Ihr mehr Monster sehen und weniger von dem biblischen Unfug, oder seid Ihr der Meinung das es nun Zeit wird die Apokalypse in Spiel zu bringen?

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Quelle: Buddy TV

Und scho wieder neue Infos...

Premiere wird die dritte Staffel ab dem 2. Februar '09 um 21:05 auf Deutsch senden..

Means... Bis sie auf Pro7 läuft, dürfte es April oder noch später werden..



Quelle: Metallicar.net

The CW Awards Winners Are In!

Mon., Dec. 22, 2008 9:00 PM PST by Kristin Dos Santos


The votes are in!

Want to know who won the first-ever Watch With Kristin CW Awards?

Did Gossip Girl shut out the competition? Or did Supernatural slaughter all comers?

Read on to meet the winners for Best Actor and Actress, Best Supporting Actor and Actress, Best Series and Best Writer/Producer/Auteur.

Plus see which two stars, one female and one male, were the hands-down winners for the people's choice bonus categories.

Are your faves included?


First things first: We received your many, many emails and comments that Chace Crawford should have been included in the Lead Actor category, instead of Supporting, and also that Bethany Joy Galeotti of One Tree Hill and Jared Padalecki of Supernatural were robbed because they were left out of the nominations. Sorry! There are only so many slots in each category, but we do have a consolation prize: They are all winners...

Visit the CW Awards Winners Gallery to see the pretty faces of your picks, and more importantly, read what your fellow fans had to say about the stars' winning qualities. The two people's choice winners — Bethany Joy Galeotti and Jared Padalecki — were not nominated as you know, but they got so many intense fan comments that we had to include them in the pantheon of winners.



Best Series

38.4% Supernatural
30.8% Gossip Girl
24.1% One Tree Hill
3.0% Privileged
2.4% Reaper
1.4% America's Next Top Model


Best Actor

41.3% Jensen Ackles, Supernatural
32.5% Ed Westwick, Gossip Girl
14.7% Tom Welling, Smallville
7.5% Penn Badgley, Gossip Girl
4.0% Tristan Wilds, 90210


Best Actress

35.2% Leighton Meester, Gossip Girl
30.2% Sophia Bush, One Tree Hill
13.0% Hilarie Burton, One Tree Hill
12.3% Joanna Garcia, Privileged
9.3% Blake Lively, Gossip Girl


Best Supporting Actor

45.0% Chace Crawford, Gossip Girl
26.8% Sam Witwer, Smallville
11.8% Michael Cassidy, Privileged
8.7% Ray Wise, Reaper
7.7% Tyler Labine, Reaper


Best Supporting Actress

33.5% Allison Mack, Smallville
30.4% Taylor Momsen, Gossip Girl
15.3% Erica Durance, Smallville
10.9% Jessica Stroup, 90210
9.8% Lucy Hale, Privileged


Best Writer/Producer/Auteur

38.6% Eric Kripke, Supernatural
29.5% Josh Schwartz & Stephanie Savage, Gossip Girl
24.8% Mark Schwahn, One Tree Hill
3.7% Tyra Banks, America's Next Top Model
3.4% Rina Mimoun, Privileged




Quelle: EOnline.com

Oh, Brother! Exclusive Supernatural Casting News

Feb 7, 2009





Is there a third Winchester sibling among us? It certainly would seem so, and Jake Abel (Threshold) is playing him, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.

Abel has been cast on the CW's Supernatural as Adam Milligan, an 18-year-old whom Sam and Dean meet in an episode titled "Jump the Shark" and airing April 23.

Adam, viewers will learn, is the by-product of a little somethin'-somethin' that big daddy John enjoyed during one of his demon hunts. Upon eventually being told by a onetime paramour of Adam's paternity, John paid the lad the occasional visit. Never, though, did John alert Sam and Dean to Adam's existence, nor vice versa.

As such, it will be ... um, interesting ... when the two Winchester boys we know and love come to know the boy they (nor we) never knew. You know?

Yes, Supernatural fans. It's near-blasphemous to introduce a new bro. Do you think he's just a poser? Some demon's grand idea of a major mind-boink for Sam and Dean? Or is this kid not kidding around? I'm sure you have plenty to say, and you know where to say it.




Quelle: TVGuide.com

CW erneuert 'Supernatural,' 'Smallville' 'One Tree Hill,' 'Gossip Girl,' '90210,' 'America's Next Top Model'

Tuesday, February 24, 2009


Heute hat The CW verkündet, dass 6 seiner beliebtesten Serien für eine weitere Staffel verlängert wurden. Auf der Liste befinden sich all die Top Shows, die ihr vielleicht auch selbst erwartet hättet: 'Supernatural' und 'Smallville', das Teenie-Drama 'Gossip Girl' und 'One Tree Hill'. Ebenfalls zu den Glücklichen gehört die Neuauflage von '90210' und eine weitere Ausgabe von 'America's Next Top Model'.

Nähere Infos gibt es für viele der Kandidaten noch nicht, manche lassen sogar brennende Fragen offen. Werden Tom Welling und Chad Michael Murray wieder dabei sein? Wie siehts mit dem 'Gossip Girl' Spin-Off zu Lily' frühen Jahren aus? Was passiert mit großartigen Serien wie 'Privileged', 'Reaper' und 'Everybody Hates Chris'?

Für 'Supernatural' jedenfalls ist das die zweite vorzeitige Verlängerung. Eric Kripke hat schon von Anfang an immer wieder betont, dass er diese Show für 5 Staffeln ausgelegt hat, was wohl soviel heißt, dass das nächste Jahr vermutlich das Letzte sein wird.

In punkto 'Smallville' hängt momentan alles von den Vertragsverhandlungen für Tom Welling ab. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt ist es noch unbekannt, ob und wenn ja für wieviele Episoden er unterschrieben hat, oder ob sich die Serie jetzt mehr auf die anderen Stars konzentrieren wird.

One Tree Hill's Überleben könnte die logische Schlussfolgerung daraus sein, dass der Schöpfer der Serie, Mark Schwahn, nicht für die Neuauflage von 'Melrose Place' ausgewählt wurde. Außerdem steht das Schicksal von Chad Michael Murray ebenfalls noch immer in den Sternen.

'90210' startet voll durch, aber im Verlauf der Season sanken die Zuschauerzahlen. Was für viele aber keine Rolle spielt, denn '90210' ist die am meisten diskutierteste neue Serie der letzten Ausstrahlungsperiode, und mit der kommenden Neuauflage von 'Melrose Place' hat sie einen perfekten Partner für den Sendeplan im Herbst.

'Gossip Girl' ist auch weiterhin die Hauptattraktion von The CW und deshalb war eine weitere Staffel fast schon hundertprozentig sicher. Was jedoch noch nicht sicher ist, ist das Schicksal des Spin-Offs, welches sich mit den frühen Jahren Lily van der Woodsen's beschäftigt.

Die Fortsetzung von 'America's Next Top Model' kam jedoch weniger überraschend, nachdem bereits die ersten Casting Calls zu Beginn der Woche bekannt gegeben wurden. Die 13. Runde der Show wird kleinere Models zum Thema haben, die die maximale Größe von 5'7'' nicht überschreiten.




Quelle: BuddyTV
Übersetzung: JamesForever.de (Naley)

Supernatural - Dean siegelt den Deal ab

21. März 2009


Info: Buddy TV
Zusammenfassung Chazy © Acklesmania.de

Why Less Sam Was a Good Thing

Friday, March 20, 2009

Jared Padalecki, SupernaturalA lot of Supernatural’s Sam fans get a little frustrated if he’s not on screen or if he doesn’t get to share a lot of scenes with Dean. While this has been true this season thanks to the arrival of the angels, it doesn’t mean Sam doesn’t have a storyline. He has a big one.

This season, while the angels have been making plans for Dean, Sam has been busy making his own destiny. In the latest episode, “On the Head of a Pin,” we discovered that Sam’s demonic, psychic abilities have grown to an unimaginable strength. But at what cost?

Now we know his secret: demon blood. He was fed a few drops as a baby, but now he’s chugging it straight from the tap to become so strong that he can outright kill a powerful demon with a single flip of the wrist.

While fans might complain that we haven’t seen much of this transformation, I think that’s exactly what the writers wanted. They’ve been hiding Sam’s development into a powerful force the same way Sam has been hiding it from Dean. He recognizes that this is what he needs to become in order to stop what’s coming, but he’s ashamed of it.

Now that it’s coming out and Castiel has seen first hand how strong Sam is, the sky’s the limit. His story arc since Dean’s descent into Hell has been profound, and just because we didn’t get to see every step along the way doesn’t mean we don’t know what happened.

“Sex and Violence” put the notion of a Sam vs. Dean battle into the minds of fans, and with this latest revelation, that becomes an even stronger possibility. The Winchesters are headed down different paths, and while the two may argue along the way, the interesting thing is that the destination, at least in theory, is the same.

Sam wants to get stronger so that he can stop Lilith from breaking the 66 Seals. It’s the same thing the angels want Dean to do, but he’s having doubts about it. The biggest moral question on Supernatural this season is: do the ends justify the means? Is it OK to kill a human if it saves humanity? Is it OK to drink demon blood if it allows you to kill other demons? Would you sacrifice everything, perhaps even your own humanity, to save the ones you love?

For Sam, the answers to those questions is “Yes.” However, he’d be a lot happier if no one knew about it, which is why it’s been kept a secret until now.

Quelle: Buddy TV

Supernatural: Episode Titles for the End of Season 4

Monday, March 30, 2009



Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki, SupernaturalSupernatural is heading into the home stretch of season 4. With only five episodes left, every minute counts as Sam and Dean Winchester race to stop Lilith from breaking the remaining 66 Seals and bringing Lucifer to Earth.

Unfortunately, fans may not get to see these final episodes uninterrupted. Early, unconfirmed reports suggest that more breaks are scheduled, and the scheduling of these final episodes might leave fans hanging for longer than they’d like. There are also recently released episode titles for all the remaining episodes, though they might give away more than you’d like.

SPOILER WARNING: Read no further if you don’t want to know what the final Supernatural episodes are called.

This Thursday brings the highly meta “The Monster at the End of This Book,” in which Sam and Dean discover a book series called Supernatural about themselves. That paradox will leave fans scratching their heads for three weeks, because Supernatural is taking yet another break.

The next batch of episodes return April 23 with “Jump the Shark,” and based on that title, fans could be in for a third straight “funny” episode. However, that paves the way for the final three very serious-sounding episodes.

April 30 brings “The Rapture.” This religious title certainly suggests that the angels will play a key role as Dean nears his ultimate destiny.

The penultimate episode of the season airs on May 7 and is called “When the Levees Break.” That bodes poorly for the Winchesters as it portends plenty of bad things ahead.

According to a blog post on Saving Faith’s Sandbox, the next week will be excruciating for Supernatural fans as the show will take yet another break on May 14. It’s not until the next week, May 21, that the Supernatural season 4 finale will air.

But it’s a big one, because the episode is called “Lucifer Rising.” Aside from being a brilliant companion title to the season premiere, “Lazarus Rising,” this episode promises to deliver what the whole season has been leading up to. Will Lucifer rise? Given this show’s history with season finales, I’d have to bet ‘Yes.”


Based on absolutely nothing but my own wild speculation, here’s my current theory: in the final moments of the season, Lucifer rises after the final Seal is broken. However, in order to walk the Earth, Lucifer must take a human body just like all the other demons. What body does he choose? Wile Sam might be the obvious guess, I’m leaning towards the even cooler possibility that Lucifer will take the form of John Winchester. I know the evil father is a bit of a cliche, but it could still be undeniable cool.

Do you think Lucifer will walk the Earth? And if so, whose body will he possess?

Quelle: Buddy TV

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Supernatural' Fans Name Azazel Best Villain

Thursday, April 16, 2009


A junk food lover who plays tricks on the self-important to humble them; a commando with super strength; a beautiful woman who makes men offers they can't refuse but will regret for all eternity. Sam and Dean Winchester have confronted a lot of vividly drawn, sometimes humorous and often disturbing villains on Supernatural. But which one stands out as their greatest opponent? BuddyTV fans chose Azazel, the Yellow Eyed Demon.

Azazel began building his resume of horrors from the very first episode of the series, first killing Sam and Dean's mother, Mary, and then Sam's girlfriend, Jessica. He organized the Special Children to lead a war against humanity. He makes deals with people when they're
at their most desperate, offering to stop domestic abuse or bring their dead parents back to life, and in exchange he takes their souls. His very arrival causes cattle to die and electrical storms to rage. And he's impervious to holy water and the salt barrier.

Our Supernatural Showdowns poll, which invites users to choose their favorite between two random characters from a series, asked fans to rank Supernatural's best villains. Azazel, Lilith, Alastair and the Trickster were the top vote-getters, with Azazel holding just a lead of just 676 votes. Good thing those last ten people made their voices heard, huh?

Anitamelling2 cut to the heart of the reason why Azazel stands out, saying, "[You] have to realize that without YED there would be no reason for the boys to hunt in the first place so he deserves the title in my eyes."

RichGirl06 added, "Azazel - hands down! He was the Winchester's principle and oldest arch nemesis,with a personal and first hand association with all the six Winchesters (grandparents included) and his damage still has a continuing effect on Sam! So, YED is the baddest/best villain in my book,no doubt about that!"

QueenB21 crowed, "This is a no-brainer. Yellow eyes is definitely the baddest of them all. Not to mention hes a big part of Supernatural history. I mean, without him the boys wouldn't be who they are! Yellow Eyed Demon is a classic supernatural badass!"

SNis4me still put in his vote for Uriel, explaining, "An angel who kills other angels so he can help Lucifer rise. Can you get any more evil than that?"

BradLalonde2 made the case for Alastair, saying, "My absolute favorite character has to be Azazel, hands down. He was creepy, deadly, smart and twisted with your head! To make it even better, he could cut you apart with his mind!"

6Cookie6 put the competition in a broader perspective, saying, "Each villain deserves a go at the number one spot. Each has contributed to the world of misery and pain for our boys not to mention poured evil into the world in general. Even the 'tamer' villains are mega baddies.


Jake put a knife in Sam's back while The Trickster had him endure hell on Earth for 100 Tuesday's and 6 months. Azazel scores tops for starting it all, Lilith for pinning a screaming Sam to the wall as he watched his brother get shredded, Alastair for cruelty to both Dean
and John, and Uriel for being a monster traitor. No show does villains better than Supernatural - we love to hate them all."

Quelle: Buddy TV