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A former hunter named Martin, who is currently institutionalized, calls
Sam and Dean for help investigating a case in the mental hospital. The
brothers get themselves admitted as patients to check out the mysterious
monster that is attacking the patients, but their incarceration pushes
both to the breaking point as they unleash their inner demons against
each other.
CW Thu, January 28, 9:00 PM Good God, Y'all
A teenage nerd conjures up a spell to swap bodies with Sam. After the
switch, the boy investigates a case with an unwitting Dean and enjoys
the perks of being good-looking and older. Meanwhile, Sam is stuck in
the kid's body and deals with intrusive parents and high school.
Supernatural Role: Dean Winchester Genre: Mystery Status: Season 5 Release: Thursdays, 9/8c The CW Official
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Supernatural creator Eric Kripke pulls out all the stops as the sexy horror show returns for its fifth season. In last season’s shocking finale, an angry and demon-blood addicted Sam (Jared Padalecki)—to his horror—was responsible for freeing Lucifer from his hellish imprisonment. In this exclusive interview, Kripke tells TV Guide Magazine what Lucifer’s return means and what roles Sam and big bro Dean (Jensen Ackles) will play in saving the world.
That was a pretty terrifying finale. You have an interesting “pox on both their houses” take on the Apocalypse. Do you hear from angry religious types?
[Laughs] We actually haven’t. Quite frankly, sometimes we’re surprised that some religious people don’t take more issue with our depiction of angels. But—we’ve always kept in our back pocket that despite these particular angels being the bureaucracy of Heaven, there are potentially higher and more benevolent forces in the universe. But we have a humanity-centered show. Our attitude is always, humans with all their imperfections are the heroic ones and everyone else is just kind of messing with them.
Let’s talk about Season 5. Should I assume that the showdown between the angels and Lucifer and his demon minions—with Sam and Dean caught in the middle—is your through line this season?
Part of that is ongoing mythology, so I don’t want to give too much of that away, but yeah, it’s basically that the angels and Lucifer and the demons are just beginning the long foretold Apocalypse from the Book of Revelations. It’s the war that everyone’s been waiting for for thousands of years. Humanity is unfortunately caught in the middle. Our heroes object to that. Their response is “You want to fight a war? Pick another planet. This one’s ours and get the hell off it.”
The CW Source caught up with Supernatural’s Jensen Ackles at the recent Paley Festival Celebrity Golf Tournament. Listen in while he talks about the finale and where he hopes the show will go from here.
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Supernatural: Will Sam and Dean Save the World in Season Five?
Sam’s a blood-sucking fiend, Lucifer walks the earth and all hell is literally breaking loose. That’s the situation the Winchester brothers (and their friend Bobby) will face when Supernatural returns to the CW for season five this fall. Can the world be saved, and more importantly, will the boys survive with their skins (and their relationship) intact?
We just caught up with Jensen Ackles (that’s Dean himself, duh) at the Paley Center’s Sixth Annual Celebrity Golf Classic and got him to answer these very questions. Read on for the scoop on Sam and Dean’s role in the Apocalypse and the latest on those season-six rumors…
Jensen tells us that he imagines the boys have a crucial, but not necessarily pivotal,role to play in the war between heaven and hell. (Think of Jim Beaver’s Bobby and the Winchesters more as lieutenants and corporals than generals or field marshals.)
I’ve added a new video featuring Jensen giving another interview for My Bloody Valentine 3-D to our Video Vault and screen captures to the gallery. Enjoy.
Stavrou: You started on Days of our Lives then went onto Dark Angel, Smallville and now Supernatural. How was the transition from daytime soap opera to prime time?
Jensen Ackles: It’s been good. To be honest, with the soap opera’s daytime format, you really learn a lot very quickly. It’s almost like boot camp. Within the week you either know your lines, hit your mark, find your light or you just sink.
So it’s kind of like tossing someone who doesn’t know how to swim into a pool and seeing if they’re going to survive. Sink or swim.
I think that early on (I think I was 19 when I started on Days of our Lives) it taught me a lot about the technical aspects of acting.
I’ve discovered another interview of Jensen from this year’s Supernatural con in L.A. Enjoy.
JENSEN ACKLES: We are done with season 4. I have one more scene to shoot tomorrow. But that doesn’t really count. It’s second unit stuff. I think it’s our best season. They kind of pulled out all of the stops with this one. With your support we’ve got another one coming. And it’s good to have a job these days.
POP CULTURE ZOO: In making up your audition reel what film clips would you use?
ACKLES: My entire three years on Days of Our Lives. I don’t know. There are a lot of scenes that are kind of close to me. Obviously the emotional ones are the ones I kind of remember…you put a lot of yourself into them. The scene where Sam is laying on the bed dead and I’m talking to him, telling him that I’m sorry and all that kind of stuff. Kim directed that episode and I remember going up to his office and saying, “I don’t know how many takes I can do. So what are your camera angles, how many shots are you seeing because I don’t know how much gas I’ll have to do this scene more then a couple of times.” And he adjusted his camera angles and closed off the set and kicked everybody out and allowed me to do my thing and it was kind of cool.
Here some Supernatural related pieces of Jim Beaver’s interview with TV Guide:
TVGuide.com: Turning to Supernatural, I understand an intervention of sorts is coming for Sam…. Beaver: Bobby and Dean will get together to plot out a way to save Sam from himself. Now that he’s got this demon blood addiction, that’s very troubling to them. But then again, Dean and Bobby don’t completely agree on how to handle it, and things get heated between them as well.
TVGuide.com: What’s Bobby’s take on the brothers’ growing rift? Beaver: I think he shares Dean’s concerns about Sam, but Bobby’s always had a pretty good insight into Dean as well, about how much guilt Dean carries for not living up to what he thinks his father would have done. You’re going to see Bobby try to help Dean with that, even in the midst of trying to resolve things with Sam.
Here are some extracts of an interview Jared has given for his new movie Friday the 13th. The extracts are about Supernatural, that’s why I’m posting it, obviously ;D…
Q: You and Jensen Ackles have dualing slasher movies now. How weird is it that your ‘Supernatural’ co-star had a horror movie come out right before yours?
Jared: I know, yeah. When we found out that we were coming out on February 13th and his movie is obviously called My Bloody Valentine, we were like “Oh, man, I hope they don’t go up against each other” because we’re buddies and it’s not like it’s really going to affect anything but it’s like, you know, I don’t really want the stigma but, luckily, his already came out and did tremendously. Now, it’s my turn.
Q: Both of them are good. Did he say to you, “But mine is in 3-D”?
