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UK Premiere Dates

huntersaddict — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 11:24:46 +0000

Thanks to our firends & affiliates, SpoilerTV.Com for the heads up…

Source : DigitalSpy.Com

Latest Renew/Cancel Index {SpoilerTV.Com}

huntersaddict — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 11:17:50 +0000

Admin : Here is the latest weekly SpoilerTV Cancellation Quotient table… This index is by no means a 100% accurate guide about if your show is safe or in danger and should be seen as a bit of fun.

Source : SpoilerTV.Com

The Best Gay Pie! Ever (R18+)

~Nightshade~ — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 04:34:16 +0000

Why is this Pie so damn good? Because it’s (mostly) recycled. And that’s super responsib

Holiday Shopping Suggestions: Holiday DVDs

dryedmangoez — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 10:14:24 +0000

With Black Friday here, the Holiday season is really officially upon us. Shopping and Christmas deco

Winter TV Schedule - Who's Right ? Who's Wrong ?

huntersaddict — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 07:57:08 +0000

Thanks to our friends & affiliates over at SpoilerTV.Com for the heads up…

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Jen : Okay, so according to E!Online.Com Supernatural will return on January 14th 2010… And according to the #511 promo that we posted last week, Supernatural will return on January 21rst 2010…

COULD SOMEBODY PLUH-EASEEEEE CLEAR THAT MESS UP ?

I mean, we should stick up to the CW promo that we posted last week, right ? Or maybe the schedule has changed again and the CW didn’t take the time to warn the fans about it ? Maybe they told E! about it ? Arffff my head hurts…

What do you guys think about this ?

Phil Sgriccia To Direct The 100th Episode of Supernatural !

huntersaddict — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 12:59:07 +0000

It’s been confirmed today by our friends over at TWoP :

PHIL SGRICCIA will be directing the 100th episode !

Sorry for those who were hoping that Jensen Ackles would direct it !

Anyways, Phil’s an awesome director, I’m really lookin’ forward to see what the writers got in store for us with that episode

Jen. Admin

'The CW - TV To Talk About' Trailer

huntersaddict — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 12:27:01 +0000

Gilmore Girls

meekthegeek — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 21:11:51 +0000

Despite being off the air for two years now, Gilmore Girls still has a strong following, with reruns airing on ABC Family, and plenty of discussion in the blogosphere. This highly successful show must have started off on the right foot, right?

The pilot is thin on actual plot. It’s the kind of pilot that focuses on setting up a world in which a show will take place. I’d say the writers’ intention here was simply to train the audience in how to listen to these characters speak. The rapid fire dialogue filled with nonstop, sometimes obscure, pop culture references, is what makes someone either love or hate this show. When Rory, the cute, 16-year-old protagonist meets a guy, Dean (Jared Padalecki), she interrupts her own incessant babbling to say, “I never talk this much.” Already, only a few minutes into this pilot, we know that can’t possibly be true.

The opening scene in which Rory (Alexis Bledel) and her also cute mother, Lorelei (Lauren Graham) sit at the diner discussing a scattershot array of topics heavily weighted toward lip gloss, leaves me feeling a little empty. They come off as vapid girly-girls. Soon enough, though, we find out that Rory reads a lot of classic literature—a character trait that seems forced at this stage. The diner is run by a less-than-friendly guy in a ball cap named Luke who, it is hinted, has the hots for Lorelei. Lorelei is immediately portrayed as the “best friend” type of mom, acting as a pal to her daughter and letting her indulge a caffeine addiction. We see her limits, though, when she runs a flirtatious adult male away from Rory.

So, we are introduced to the quaint New England town of Star’s Hollow, Connecticut, which looks like the next studio lot tour could wander through the background at any moment. There’s the diner—we know it’s important since the episode both begins and ends there—and there’s a very busy inn, where Lorelei works, and naturally, a public school. We find out quickly that everybody knows everybody. Having a new kid in school, in this case Dean, is always a handy device for introducing characters and locations.

The most interesting character is Rory’s Korean best friend, Lane, whose parents are already planning her betrothal to a fiscally promising young man, and who changes clothes on her way to school so her mother doesn’t see her in a Woodstock T-shirt. Her ultra-conservative mother and Lorelei’s friend Sookie are both funny characters, but fall into the common pilot trap of making everyone a stereotype.

The same is true of Lorelei’s parents, rich socialites who live half an hour away, and who have been largely estranged from their offspring. Snarkiness appears to be matrilineal. It is all Lorelei can do to swallow her pride and ask them for the money to send Rory to a private school. I have to wonder, why private school? Star’s Hollow doesn’t exactly seem like the kind of place where metal detectors or drug dogs are de riguer in the high school, and Lorelei is portrayed as a strong, down-to-earth type for whom public school should be good enough. If growing up Gilmore didn’t lead to the life she wanted for herself, why does she want it for her daughter? But, we have to accept the lure of private school to care whether Lorelei can come to an agreement with her parents, and whether Rory can tear herself from her new crush. And, I know teenage girls are fickle—I was one—but she’s really so in love with a guy she talked to for 20 minutes that she is ready to change her whole life’s plan and jeopardize her best pals relationship with her mother?

The whole thing ends with a sickeningly cute exchange.

Luke: You do not want to grow up to be like your mom.

Rory: Sorry. Too late.

Based on this pilot, I hate this show. I watched the last couple of seasons, and found it pretty entertaining. The more mature version of Rory was interesting, her success in college enviable. The teenybopper version, however, and her teenybopper-past-her-expiration-date mom were just annoying. Sorry, fans, I know you are plentiful, but this pilot promises just another teen drama about nothing.

Jared, suuucesso!

Gabrih — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 22:44:56 +0000

Como as fotos do Jared Padalecki fez tanto suuuucesso, resolvi postar mais algumas fotchenhas do gatchenho! Pra alegria de todas nós!

SeJoga no gatchenho!

oh, i love it

wowlikeohmygod — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 08:35:18 +0000

supernatural season 4. my girlfriend and i went halfsies on it. i’ve been in love with the series after my bestie suggested it to me. i bought all three seasons on a whim and fell head over heels for it. i can confidently say that it’s one of my favorite shows. ever. jared padalecki and jansen ackles (j squared) are amazing.

season four owns

ITS MY BIRTHDAY!

carnessie — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 03:46:51 +0000

WOOT WOOT

ITS MY BIRTHDAY IN 1 HOUR AND 22 MINUTES! LOL

IM SO HAPPY

21!!

I FEEL SO OLD…

SINCE IM HAPPY, HERE SOME HAPPY FOR EVERYONE!

THIS IS HAPPY

WHOSE HAPPY? HE IS!

THIS MAKES ME HAPPY

THIS ISNT EVEN REAL AND IT MAKES ME HAPPY

HAPPY DANCE

SUPERNATURAL MAKES ME HAPPY CAN YOU TELL LOL

THESE ARE ALL THE THINGS THAT MAKE ME HAPPY! YES THEY ALL REVOLVED AROUND SUPERNATURAL AND THE SUPERNATURAL BOYS :p

WHAT CAN I SAY? THEY MAKE ME HAPPY, AND ITS MY BIRTHDAY SO I FEEL LIKE I AM ALLOWED TO LOVE WHAT I WANT TO LOVE, AND I HAPPEN TO LOVE MY SUPERNATURAL!

YAY!

~carnessie

New Eric Kripke Interview

huntersaddict — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 08:31:46 +0000

With network shows going on hiatus till the new year, the holiday season is a ripe time to watch series that you haven’t caught up on yet or have missed entirely. Our Brian Truitt thinks the one show you should be watching if you’re not already is Supernatural, the CW horror drama starring Jared Padalecki (pictured, on left) and Jensen Ackles as a pair of demon-hunting brothers currently trying to stop Lucifer and the Apocalypse in the show’s fifth season. If you want to check out the DVDs over your holiday break, Brian says the past four seasons are as witty, emotional and well-written as this year, which has taken the show’s mythology to a whole new level. Yesterday, Brian talked with Supernatural creator Eric Kripke, and while we’ll have more from the interview online and on my Who’s News page around when the show returns Jan. 21, the two talked a little about the biblical goings-on that has made this season of Supernatural a must-see.

When Supernatural first began on the WB in 2005, the story was simple: Dean Winchester (Ackles) recruits his little brother Sam (Padalecki) back into the family business of monster-busting in order to find their missing dad (Jeffrey Dean Morgan). At that time, Kripke had mapped out his grand, five-season plan that would feature Dean getting sent to hell, Sam flirting with his demonic dark side, Lucifer appearing on Earth and the Apocalypse starting. But a funny thing happened on the way to the end of the world: the heavenly host. “I had a rule as late as season three where I said I didn’t want angels on this show because I didn’t want to do the Michael Landon Highway to Heaven thing,” Kripke says. But while puttering around his house one day, it hit him that angels might be a good idea after all. “Old Testament angels, like warrior angels who smite and angels who destroy cities: That could be a whole new real estate that we hadn’t explored yet,” he recalls. “Star Wars had that amazing off-camera scope, where you had this massive empire and this massive rebellion, but the story is about a farm boy, a princess and a pirate. The angels and demons gave us this massive off-camera scope that Sam and Dean didn’t always have be so closely involved with. It really threw the whole world into focus for us.”

And it led to what’s become the big theme of this season. God has essentially gone missing from heaven, the angels are kind of a corrupt bunch, and the archangel Michael has chosen Dean to be his “weapon” against the fallen angel Lucifer (Mark Pellegrino), who wants Sam to be his vessel on Earth in this biblical face-off. “Once we started looking at the Lucifer/Michael story and realizing it’s a story about a loyal big brother and a disobedient little brother and their father and their relationship with him, we realized how closely it mirrored Sam and Dean’s story and that this is of course where everything had to culminate,” Kripke says. “This has always been a show that was primarily about family, and the thematics were always different aspects of family relationships: Do you obey your father or do you rebel? How much do you trust your brother? What’s more important, your family or your own personal ambition? We have this attitude that angels, demons, afterlife and the supernatural, it’s all just static, and that what’s really important is taking care of each other and taking care of your brothers, whoever they may be.”

Last night’s episode, the final one of 2009, featured Lucifer facing off against Sam, Dean and the good fallen angel, Castiel (Misha Collins), as Lucifer summoned the second of his Four Horsemen, Death. War was introduced earlier, and Kripke says that while Pestilence shows up near the end of the season, we’ll meet Famine in a February episode. “When you’re under the effects of Famine, you’re not necessarily hungry for food. You’re hungry for whatever that thing is you’re starving for, be it alcohol or attention or love or sex or Twinkies or heroine or gambling. We found a way to create a really quirky and disturbing and provocative episode because everyone at the end of the day is starving for something, and Famine brings that out.” Also, Michael will finally make his appearance in an episode where Sam and Dean go back and see their mom and dad as newlyweds. Michael’s “the one who kicked Lucifer’s ass the first time and is now gearing up for the rematch,” Kripke says. And the boys will visit heaven for the first time. “In case anyone wanted to know, heaven looks a lot like Vancouver,” Kripke quips. “At least we’ve been able to answer that question.”

And yes, God will definitely be appearing, Kripke reveals, probably in the season finale. “One of the storylines this season is about searching for God, and we want to answer that in our own way.” He says that that’s a tough casting call and chuckles at the suggestion of Christopher Walken maybe playing his Big Man Upstairs. “We’re just trying to figure out God’s motivation, and I tell you, that’s a weird place to be when you’re like, ‘So what’s God’s feeling in this scene?’ We’re talking about what should He be like as a character and what should His world view be. It’s like, when God talks, people listen. Whatever message He delivers, it’s going to be the message of the show.”

Source : USAWeekend.Com

Lestat & Edward as Byronic Heros

soweird666 — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 04:29:11 +0000

I was looking up Edward Cullen on Wikipedia and I saw that it said that Edward was a Byronic hero. Because of that, I clicked on the link that explained what a Byronic hero was. Anyway, as I was reading the characteristics, it did sounds like Edward As I continued down the website, it mentioned that Lestat from the Vampire Chronicles and the Phantom from the Phantom of the Opera were Byronic heros as well, but I digress with the Phantom. That made me think about how much Lestat and Edward were alike in the sense that they are both Byronic heros. I think that’s the reason why I don’t like either character. I mean, it’s not that I hate them, but it’s just that they’re not my favorites characters from their respective series. Anyway, I think that’s the reason why I don’t like Lestat and Edward is the fact that they’re Byronic heros.

Lestat vs. Edward Pictures

soweird666 — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 04:13:34 +0000

In my search for any Lestat vs. Edward stuff, I found quite a few pictures that made fun of Edward and the Twilight series or making fun of the fact the Twilight series “outshines” the Vampire Chronicles. The one that I found to be the most funny was the one where it showed Edward and Bella together in the first box, and the following three boxes showing Louis, Lestat, and Armand telling their opinions on the series. I found that Lestat’s and Armand’s reactions to be the most funny. Their reactions were classic Lestat and Armand. Anyway, the next one that I thought was funny was the one where Lestat as picking on Edward. I just found those funny. By the way, you can find the originals at this site.

Just 2 dudes in love...

Andrew — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 00:52:33 +0000

Interview de Sera Gamble

lololita — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:32:45 +0000

It’s going to be a long lonely holiday season for Supernatural fans. Following last night’s emotional cliffhanger—two beloved characters died, then Death (one of the Four Horseman of the Apocalypse) was exhumed—Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) Winchester will be missing from TV screens for a two-month hiatus. So we asked executive producer Sera Gamble to share some upcoming plot points.

We need some teasers to get us through a cold dark December without Supernatural. What can we look forward to?
We are continuing to deal with the overarching storyline of the Apocalypse. The personal cost for our boys is real; they will suffer in every possible way. This season has been really funny but also very dark. The Supernatural palate has escalated due to the Apocalypse. We’re able to tell stories on a slightly larger scale.

Can you give us some peeks at those stories?
We have several closed-ended episodes. In the first [“Sam, Interrupted,” airing January 14], the boys are contacted by a hunter who had worked a case that was so traumatic that he went crazy. He’s been voluntarily living in an insane asylum and something not right is happening there, and he calls the boys. So Sam and Dean check themselves in. The challenge of an episode like this is that it’s well-trodden territory in horror movies and television shows, so we made sure we had a different take. You don’t have to be crazy to be a hunter, but it helps. That’s what Sam and Dean explore. We’re also doing our twist on a zombie story. It’s different from the Croatoan virus zombies. These are post-modern with lots of personality.

Don’t they chomp on flesh?
I can’t say too much. [Laughs] They’re not necessarily bad zombies. At least not right off the bat. They’re zombies that make you think.

Will we finally see God?
Not any time soon, but people are definitely looking for him. It’s an ongoing quest for Castiel [Misha Collins]. It’s vitally important for him and increasingly interesting for the boys. Historically Sam has more faith. The jury is out for Dean as to whether or not God currently exists. We might be the only show on the CW actively searching for God.

Has God been cast yet?

Misha Collins told me it would be cool if it were Miley Cyrus.
[Laughs] I can’t tell you anything about God.

What’s Lucifer’s next move?
You’ll be seeing more of Lucifer. I really dig the actor [Mark Pellegrino]. You’ll learn more about how his taking Sam over figures into his plans. And how he came to find Nick, who’s his current [host]. And you will definitely start to understand the Archangel Michael’s perspective. He’s trying to become embodied and Dean is the only possible vessel for him. He’s not walking around in the here and now, so we have to be creative in introducing Michael. You will meet him.

Are there any holiday deconstructions this year, like you’ve done with the pagan roots of Christmas and Halloween?
We will be doing a very dark and sinister Valentine’s Day episode. It’s an exploration of the nature of love and desire, which can be very destructive.

Anything else you can share?
We’re also doing a body swap episode, Sam with a human—that’s all I will say. Fans have been clamoring for it for five seasons. The last thing I can tell you is that we will be further exploring the secrets of the Winchester family and Sam and Dean’s past. There’s more to reveal there.

Any Winchester family members showing up?
Yeah, actually. You might get a flashback here and there.

Still hoping for a return from Jeffrey Dean Morgan?
Let me tell you, we’ll do back flips the day we hear he’s available to play John Winchester again.

Source: TVGuide

Jensen Ackles Is Directing the 100th Episode

huntersaddict — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:07:40 +0000

According to our friends over at TWoP, apparently the info’s been announced by “Entertainement Weekly” :

Jensen Ackles will be directing the 100th episode !

How cool is this ?! Already lookin’ forward to it !!!

Latest Edit : 11/25 – Jensen Ackles WON’T Be directing the 100th episode : More Info

New Sera Gamble Interview {TVGuide Mag}

huntersaddict — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 17:52:53 +0000

/!\ SPOILERS /!\

Thanks to our friend & affiliate website, SpoilerTV.Com, for the heads up…

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SUPERNATURAL | WINTER WITH THE WINCHESTERS

It’s going to be a long lonely holiday season for Supernatural fans. Following last night’s emotional cliffhanger—two beloved characters died, then Death (one of the Four Horseman of the Apocalypse) was exhumed—Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) Winchester will be missing from TV screens for a two-month hiatus. So we asked executive producer Sera Gamble to share some upcoming plot points.

We need some teasers to get us through a cold dark December without Supernatural. What can we look forward to?

Sera Gamble : We are continuing to deal with the overarching storyline of the Apocalypse. The personal cost for our boys is real; they will suffer in every possible way. This season has been really funny but also very dark. The Supernatural palate has escalated due to the Apocalypse. We’re able to tell stories on a slightly larger scale.

Can you give us some peeks at those stories?

SG : We have several closed-ended episodes. In the first [“Sam, Interrupted,” airing January 14], the boys are contacted by a hunter who had worked a case that was so traumatic that he went crazy. He’s been voluntarily living in an insane asylum and something not right is happening there, and he calls the boys. So Sam and Dean check themselves in. The challenge of an episode like this is that it’s well-trodden territory in horror movies and television shows, so we made sure we had a different take. You don’t have to be crazy to be a hunter, but it helps. That’s what Sam and Dean explore. We’re also doing our twist on a zombie story. It’s different from the Croatoan virus zombies. These are post-modern with lots of personality.

Don’t they chomp on flesh?

SG : I can’t say too much. [Laughs] They’re not necessarily bad zombies. At least not right off the bat. They’re zombies that make you think.

Will we finally see God?

SG : Not any time soon, but people are definitely looking for him. It’s an ongoing quest for Castiel [Misha Collins]. It’s vitally important for him and increasingly interesting for the boys. Historically Sam has more faith. The jury is out for Dean as to whether or not God currently exists. We might be the only show on the CW actively searching for God.

Has God been cast yet? Misha Collins told me it would be cool if it were Miley Cyrus.

SG : [Laughs] I can’t tell you anything about God.

What’s Lucifer’s next move?

SG : You’ll be seeing more of Lucifer. I really dig the actor [Mark Pellegrino]. You’ll learn more about how his taking Sam over figures into his plans. And how he came to find Nick, who’s his current [host]. And you will definitely start to understand the Archangel Michael’s perspective. He’s trying to become embodied and Dean is the only possible vessel for him. He’s not walking around in the here and now, so we have to be creative in introducing Michael. You will meet him.

Are there any holiday deconstructions this year, like you’ve done with the pagan roots of Christmas and Halloween?

SG : We will be doing a very dark and sinister Valentine’s Day episode. It’s an exploration of the nature of love and desire, which can be very destructive.

Anything else you can share?

SG : We’re also doing a body swap episode, Sam with a human—that’s all I will say. Fans have been clamoring for it for five seasons. The last thing I can tell you is that we will be further exploring the secrets of the Winchester family and Sam and Dean’s past. There’s more to reveal there.

Any Winchester family members showing up?

SG : Yeah, actually. You might get a flashback here and there.

Still hoping for a return from Jeffrey Dean Morgan?

SG : Let me tell you, we’ll do back flips the day we hear he’s available to play John Winchester again.

Source : TV Guide Magazine

Ratings News - November, 19th

huntersaddict — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 17:35:21 +0000

Source : TVByTheNumbers.Com

#510 "Abandon All Hope" Reviews by RivalHunter & Jen !

huntersaddict — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 15:26:57 +0000

A Guy’s Point Of View — Welcome back y’all! Man oh man, I don’t know where to start… Well for those of you who didn’t watch tonights episode don’t read the review because I’m just gonna mention all the big stuff lol

First off, Jo and Ellen. Come’on how messed up was that? I feel robbed, like the writers brought back Ellen and Jo just for the sake of killing them off this season.. Damn Samantha Ferris is one helluva actress, when Jo passed away just before the Hellhounds came.. uhh damn my heart sank just a bit and her crying scenes just seem so natural and believable. Jo’s death, it was bloody and tragic, it was definately the way the ladies on SN die lol. On the note of well done performances, Mark Pellegrino he’s always a good watch I hope Nick could contain Luci till the end of the season :]

Mm mmm mm Satan tried to give Castiel the ol’ sympathy talk and a HA I say lol Castiel cannot be swayed you fools!! LOL

ALRIGHT! For those people who did not foresee the colt not working, your an idiot! LOL the whole time they’ve been mentioning “the colt has the power to kill any demon” and it was announced that Satan is an angel. Ok, ok sooo the story line, to me, has changed. Its not, will Sam and/or Dean give consent or will they kill Satan. Its changed to, How will Satan get Sam to give consent and When will Dean give permission for Michael. How will Satan make Sam say yes probably has to deal with the horsemen because to me they’re kinda just out there and I know they have a stronger role to play, a bigger end game sort to speak. Luci mentioned 6 months in detroit? I could be wrong but thats probably a ritual for when all horsemen are released or when they’ve all been killed that’ll force Sam to say yes, somewhere along those lines. Then! Vegas money on this everyone, Dean will say yes, because I think it was Gamble who mentioned that Dean will get powers so end of the season we will get our all out epic brother battle. But if this is the way things will play out what role will God have in everything??

Anyways, this episode wasn’t really a cliff hanger to me but 2 months?? Arghh thats a hanger itself and for the record, doesn’t the head-honchos know after along time people forget and lose interes– hahahhaha who am I kinding? I’ll still be here waiting and watching LOL Until 2010 OoOOoO take care!! :]

Rivalhunter! Admin!

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#510 Review By Jenny

A Girl’s Point Of View — So last Review for the year 2009 ! The Mid-Season finale review ! And HELL I don’t know how to start it LOL Well yeah I think I know now…

Jo & Ellen - Well they sacrificed themselves so that the boys could kill the Devil, isn’t that awesome ? I mean no it’s not Literally “Awesome”, I mean it’s like… It’s like a hero’s death you know… Kinda like the deaths you can read in those comic books… If they really had to die then I’m glad the writers did it this way.. And “Kudos” To Samantha & Alona for their performances, they were great ! The way the knew they were gonna die, the look they shared before it finally happened and Ellen that had to watch her baby girl die in her arms, man that was so sad, and so nicely done by these actresses… I mean, really this was cruel and sad, and perfectly played so thanks for that girls, you were awesome and we’re gonna miss you !

Now on a brighter note : Crowly – I LOVE HIM !!!!!!!!! He was everything I wanted him to be ! I just loved the scene where he called the boys “Morons” LOL You know when he yelled out : “How about you don’t miss okay ? MORONS !!!” LMAO Really I know he’s a recurring character this season and I’m sooooo looking forward to his next appearance on our show ! MARK SHEPPARD ROCKED THE EPISODE !

Now Bobby, well he broke my heart when he was all alone in his house when the other hunters were out there fighting on the battlefield ! It was kinda like if he was useless, I was feeling bad for him… Then when he realized Jo wasn’t gonna make it, the look he had on his face, that was SO Sad !!! But I gotta admit, I’m glad he wasn’t one of the two characters that were supposed to die in this episode, cause I wouldn’t have been able to get over it, I just need Bobby around, maybe even more than the boys need him around…

As for Castiel, well… What can I say ? I can’t remember Supernatural before Castiel LOL he didn’t use the door handle… Not fast enough, automobile ? Too slow… And when he faced off Meg, saying Crowly said they were next on Lucifer’s “Give-them-hell” list, he really looked like Dean in his way to act… Am I the only one that’ve noticed that ? He was great, oh and for a second I really thought he was gonna kiss Meg, that would have been WAY TOO WEIRD LOL

Meg – Well I love her, Rachel is awesome as Meg Masters (Not saying she’s better than Nicky… But she’s a great Meg too ! The same way Nicky was a great Meg 04 seasons ago…)

Now let me talk about who I like to call “THE BOSS” : LUCIFER… Well what can I say ? I agree with rival… I hope Nick could contain Luci ’till the end of the season too ! Mark is just too awesome not to be mentioned here…

So now that “Death” has been released who’s next ? On the 04 horsemen, only 02 of them have been unleashed : WAR & DEATH… The 02 other ones that are missing are : CONQUEST & FAMINE… (Yeahhh I’m kinda “Studying” the book of Revelations since like… 02 Weeks now LOL I’m just curious LOL) I loved the rituel Luci performed to raise “Death” it was just awesome, speakin’ of awesomeness I absolutely loved the way the writers made the connection between Lucifer & Sam : A little brother that used to look up to his big bro, asked him to stand with him against their father, then the big bro got offended and called him a freak/monster just because he was different… MAN I’M TELLING YOU, LUCIFER WILL GET SAM’S CONSENT, I’M TOTALLY SURE HE WILL !!! lol anyways… Another horseman has been released and we’re one step closer to the End of the World… I LIKE THAT !!

Honestly, I really needed a mytharc focused episode and this one totally fits that status… So thanks to the writers for that !

I guess that’s pretty much it, right ?! Next review ? January 22nd 2010 !!!

Jen. Admin

#514 "Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid" Casting Call

huntersaddict — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 12:47:48 +0000

[SHERIFF MILLS]
In her mid 30s to mid 40s, tough and no-nonsense while on the job, but tender and loving toward her family, she’s the Sheriff in a small town, she’s calm under pressure even when things turn very personal…please submit all ethnicities…GUEST STAR (5)

[KAREN SINGER]
In her late 20s to 30s. Blonde, young and attractive, she’s wise, direct, a straight shooter and nobody’s fool…GUEST STAR (16)

Source : SpoilerTV

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Jen : Okay am I the only one to think that Karen might be Bobby’s relative ?! (We know Bobby will be in episode #514, right ?!) Pure coincidence ?!

#511 "Sam Interrupted" Trailer

huntersaddict — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 07:48:48 +0000

Okay that episode looks amazing, and apparently it seems like the CW has changed the airing schedule again !

So Supernatural won’t return on January, 14th 2010 as we announced it to you earlier in the week, it’ll return on :

JANUARY 21rst, 2010

‘Til then… I guess we can officially say : The Hellatus Has Begun…

The #510 reviews will be posted later in the day so stay tuned guys !

Admin

Trailer Promo épisode 511 Sam, Interrupted

lololita — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 06:37:01 +0000

QUOIIIII???!!! DE RETOUR LE 21 JANVIER??!! ILS NOUS ONT RAJOUTE UNE SEMAINE!!!

Lestat vs. Edward Smackdown

soweird666 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 00:22:52 +0000

I was bored recently and was on my computer I don’t know why but I typed Lestat vs. Edward into Google to see what I would get. Anyway, a lot of stuff that popped up were drawings of people making fun of Edward through Lestat’s point of view, and videos and articles asking who would win in a no-holds bar fight. I immediately thought that Lestat would definitely win. I say that because, after looking up their powers as a refresher, while Edward has super strength, super speed, and can read minds, Lestat can do or has all of that, plus so much more. Lestat also has pyrokinesis, the ability to fly, and he’s telekinetic. Plus, he killed an entire wolf pack by himself, albeit with the help of his two mastiff dogs. Anyway, I really think that Lestat would definitely win the fight against Edward, and that’s assuming Lestat doesn’t fall in love with Edward first, which I doubt would actually happen, and that Lestat doesn’t hurt Bella.

Supernatural's Eric Kripke: we talked about a spin-off for the Colt, a Horror-Western plus Sneak Peeks of tonight's episode - 5.10 'Abandon All Hope'

ginaswo — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 18:01:33 +0000

Update: Space promo added: Horror-Western based on The Colt?! Oh that would be AWESOME!!! I want ! g