Supernatural #3 - No Chick Flick Moments

Wow, I had no idea Jim Beaver's life has been so tragic. Poor guy...

It sort of makes me sad that he had to play a character who's wife died so tragically on Supernatural.

 

I remember when I was watching the episode Dream a Little Dream of Me and I took in how I thought Bobby's part dealing with his dead wife really hit a nerve, I could somewhat feel that Bobby's portrayal was coming from the heart and this is before I had read the book. Now that I know that Jim has really dealt with it made me wonder if he used his experiences to give a great performance.

 

Yeah, totally forgot about that as well.

Ok, off topic but ...

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Spoiler: Season 6 ... good and bad news?

Supernatural fans have reason to be excited today. Even though the premiere of season 5 is far away, Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles recently appeared at a European convention where they gave fans a lot of hope for Supernatural season 6.

Some people worried that a sixth season would result in a completely different show, but Jensen confirmed to the Coventry Telegraph that he and Jared both have six-year contracts for the show, meaning if CW president Dawn Ostroff picks up Supernatural for season 6, Sam and Dean will both be in it.

That's the good news, but here's the not-so-good news. While Jensen and Jared have six-year contracts, creator Eric Kripke only has a five-year contract, so if the network does renew Supernatural beyond Kripke's original five-year plan, there are two options. The first is for the network to shell out some big bucks to sign him to a new contract. The second is to continue the show without Kripke.

If you think that's jumping the gun, think again. In the interview, Jared also mentioned that his "best guess" is that the show will be renewed once again. The increased ratings for season 4 plus the promise of being paired with new blood in the form of The Vampire Diaries makes Supernatural a more solid prospect than the network's other aging shows like One Tree Hill and Smallville.

Supernatural without Eric Kripke I'm sorry but no thanks. I don't think I can really picture the show without him and his evil mind behind it. It just would not be the same.

Spoiler: Yay!

SUPERNATURAL season 5 premiers SEPTEMBER 10, 2009!!!

 

Spoiler: Response

Tarrantino, they probably couldn't pay him enough lol. Give them some good writers and someone who could come up with good ideas. Just don't want it to turn into a bore fest like Smallville has been turning into. Maybe Robert Singer could do about as good a job as Kripke.

 

Aw jeeze. yeah- I'd forgotten about Harper's Island too. Man oh man. But clearly he can handle it or I doubt he'd be taking these roles. Still, it's not really the type of "method acting" you hope somebody gets to use...

He's a good actor though- Bobby is one of my faves, and I hope we see him more in the final season.

 

This just in ... casting for Lucifer has been made:

Spoiler: The Actor

Mark Pellegrino's career is on fire. Literally.

Sources confirm to me exclusively that the actor -- who was unmasked as Lost's enigmatic Jacob at the end of last season -- is joining the cast of Supernatural as none other than the Prince of Darkness himself, Lucifer.

Lucifer was released from hell in Supe's season finale last month, although we never caught a glimpse of the little devil's face. All of that will change when Pellegrino (also known for his role as Rita's rather satanic ex on Dexter) debuts in the show's Sept. 10 season premiere.

So, does this mean we've seen the last of Jacob on Lost? An ABC rep couldn't be reached for comment, but here's a potential clue: Pellegrino isn't joining Supernatural as a full-time series regular; his status is listed as recurring. You do the math.

Source

 

Spoiler: I pictured

Julian McMahon :drool:
and then I heard all the speculation about Wentworth Miller

at first I didn't think he could pull the voice off, but once I heard that he was the voice of the airplane in Stealth, I somehow imagined it and I won't start on his eyes ... man oh man :lol:

I am kind of bummed that it's someone I don't really know, would have been better to be someone I'm familar with.

 

I'm still waiting for someone to surpass Viggo Mortenson's performance as Satan in the movie The Prophecy. He was just crazy sexy dangerous. It was amazing, despite how short his screentime. And despite how crappy the movie was, Gabrielle Byrne was an impressive devil in "End of Days"- I think it helped that he did have that dark haired look.

There's this actor I'd sort of had in the back of my mind as having the right sort of look (in my mind, at least... and that's a scary place!) for Lucifer... but then he totally showed up on this new show called The Philanthropist! It was weird timing actually, since he's a Brit and I haven't seen him in anything in ages. James Purefoy. For that similar look, Rufus Sewel came to mind. He'd be interesting because he can look both innocent and evil pretty easily- very cool.

 

Dont know if yet posted

Spoiler: Bringing Back. . .

For those who’ve been wondering what happened to Meg, the sassy demon with a huge grudge against Supernatural’s Winchester brothers, she’s back! And Rachel Miner, the former Mrs. Macaulay Culkin, who got her start on Guiding Light and was most recently seen as a bisexual S&M practicing character on Californication, is playing the character, last seen in Season 2. “I’ve been wondering, what Meg’s doing out there,” creator Eric Kripke tells TV Guide Magazine exclusively. “I’ve been continually asking the writers, ‘Where’s Meg?” She’s would make a really formidable adversary. I got impatient and ended up writing her into my own script.” So far, Miner’s been signed for one episode.

This comes on top of the previously reported casting of Mark Pellegrino as Lucifer. Satan is a nice turnaround for the actor, who played Lost’s mysterious God-like Jacob in May’s season finale, although he did portray Rita’s devilish abusive husband on Dexter.

So what do you Supernatural fans think of the casting? Does Pellegrino fit your image of Lucifer? And will you miss Nicki Aycox, who originally played Meg?

source: SpoilerTV and TV Guide

 

it should totally b #1 not #4.