Posted on 06 Feb 2010

'Supernatural' cast and crew say thanks to fans

This one's pretty simple: The cast and crew of "Supernatural" love their fans as much as their fans love them.

Or almost as much. The depth of "Supernatural" Nation's ardor for all things Winchester-related is, as far as we know, limitless.

The show celebrated the filming of its 100th episode recently, and our friends at The CW Source were on hand to chat with the likes of Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki, Misha Collins and several members of the show's production team. The theme? One of heartfelt thanks to all the people who have watched over the past five seasons.

Corny? Maybe. But you get the sense that they really mean it. Judge for yourself:


"Supernatural's" 100th episode is schedule to air on April 15.
Source:Zap 2 It

Posted on 06 Feb 2010

Notes from the 'Supernatural' 100th Episode Party

Over the weekend, the cast and crew of Supernatural gathered in Vancouver for a party to celebrate reaching the show's 100th episode. Sadly, Eric Kripke wasn't able to attend due to a last minute conflict, but the night was still full of Supernatural love. Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki, Jim Beaver, Misha Collins, Robert Singer, Sera Gamble and Ben Edlund are just a few of the attendees, along with CW president Dawn Ostroff.

During the next few weeks and months leading up to the big 100th episode, titled "Point of No Return" scheduled to air April 15, we'll bring you our exclusive interviews with the stars as they talk about everything from the best pranks to the 100th episode to a possible season 6.

Speaking of that last one, while nothing official was confirmed, I would definitely say that I am more confident that Supernatural will be back for a sixth season after talking to the cast and crew. It sounded to me like the writers and producers are ready, willing and able to tackle the challenge of continuing the Winchester saga.

There will be a lot more news and interviews from the event, but for now, here is a quick preview of some of the stuff you'll be seeing in the weeks to come.

-Jared Padalecki talking sweetly about his recent engagement to former co-star Genevieve Cortese.

-Jensen Ackles telling a cool story of one of the final pranks the late, great Kim Manners pulled on him.

-Misha Collins explaining his rollercoaster relationship with Castiel's infamous trenchcoat.

-Writer Sera Gamble talking about the 100th episode and what season 6 might be like.

-Writer Ben Edlund describing the awesomely grotesque and messed up stuff he wrote for next week's "My Bloody Valentine."

So stay tuned for all this and much more as Supernatural gets ready for its 100th episode.
Source: BuddyTV

Posted on 06 Feb 2010

The CW - Haiti PSA

The stars of the CW have joined together and created four different public service announcements to help raise awareness about what can be done in Haiti. All your favorite stars are encouraging you to do something, including Sophia Bush, Chace Crawford, Nina Dobrev, Paul Wesley, Ian Somerhalder, Shenae Grimes, Jared Padalecki, and more! Check out the Haiti PSA 1 and to see the other 3, head over to the CW YouTube channel.


Posted on 30 Jan 2010

Details on "Supernatural's" spin-off for the web

Timing is everything in the film and television industry. With just a few months until Supernatural's fifth and rumored-to-be-final season airs its finale, Eric Kripke has already embarked on a spin-off project for the series. Currently shooting in Los Angeles, Ghostfacers will be a ten-episode web series starring AJ Buckley and Travis Wester. Their characters first became popular on an episode of Supernatural entitled "Hell House." Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) encountered some "do it yourself" ghostbusters while investigating a bizarre death at an abandoned but potentially haunted house.

The Ghostfacers crew (also consisting of Austin Basis who is pulling double duty now, also appearing on Life Unexpected) are going to be encountering some "real" ghosts (including one of a young starlet who was, according to legend, murdered in her dressing room at a theater). However, how they manage to not bungle things up without the aide of the Winchester Brothers still remains to be seen.

Or maybe not. Maybe, just maybe, there is room for a cameo by at least one of the brothers...depending on if they meet their demise in the season five finale or not.

Ghostfacers will be brought to the web by Wonderland Sound and Vision in association with Studio 2.0.
Source: The Examiner

Posted on 22 Jan 2010

Jared Padalecki: Conan The Barbarian Competitor — EXCLUSIVE

Supernatural star Jared Padalecki is the third actor in the running to star in the remake of Conan The Barbarian, sources tell JustJared.com.

It was reported earlier this week that Kellan Lutz (Twilight) and Jason Momoa (Stargate: Atlantis, Baywatch) are the two others in competition for the role.

Conan is set to start production on March 15 in Bulgaria but as previously reported that Padalecki’s schedule might be causing a little bit of trouble — he plans on tying the knot with fiancee Genevieve Cortese this spring in Sun Valley, Idaho.

Directing Conan is Marcus Nispel, who worked with Jared on the 2009 horror flick Friday the 13th.

WHO DO YOU THINK is right for the Conan role — Kellan, Jason or Jared?
Source: Just Jared

Posted on 22 Jan 2010

Kripke is “Warming” to a Sixth Season of Supernatural

Though creator Eric Kripke has always said he was running Supernatural on a five-year plan, it’s starting to look like he’ll be heading into overtime with a sixth season of the spooky series.

Check out this short item by EW’s Ausiello. He quotes CW boss Dawn Ostroff as saying she recently had lunch with Kripke and he’s “excited about the show right now. I think he feels this season has been really satisfying for him.”

Add her remarks (read the rest here) to the recent People’s Choice Awards win and it would seem that everyone wants another season except maybe the actors. With both Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki scheduling weddings for the hiatus and Jared Padalecki actively talking about selling his Vancouver home and moving back to LA, it sounds like they’re both ready to move on.

So here’s the question – if either Jensen or Jared wanted to leave the show, how would you feel about watching one Winchester brother go it alone or with a new partner in the passenger seat?

Suppose Sam went dark side and Dean found a new young protege that would allow him to go back to the way things were – him as the big brother, hunting evil with replacement little brother in tow? I’m not suggesting an actual Winchester brother, we’ve done that, but I’ve always been fond of Michael from Something Wicked. He knows the score and now he’s old enough to hit the road with Dean and learn to become a hunter himself.
Source: SF Universe

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