'Get It Done'
[NAFDA] Spoilers for any and all currently running TV shows. All hardcore spoilage, all the time. No white font.
Bunch of spoilers out. First, for Supernatural:
The 100th episode, to air this spring, will focus mainly on Dean and will be filled with mythology. Archangel Michael will also play a very large part as the episode explores his relationship with Dean.
will focus mainly on Dean and will be filled with mythology
Of course it will. (What, me, bitter?)
Read a rumour that Heroes is indeed to end this season and that's how come Sendhil has been cast in another NBC pilot. Him first? Or him expendable? He's had all of fifteen minutes this season.
I would like to see him do something else. Mo's so desperately stupid, but Sendhil was just fine on Psych.
Supernatural episode description:
(a bit more spoilery than light spoilers, I think)
Love will be in the air when Cupid visits the Winchester brothers for Valentine's Day. This themed episode will be titled "My Bloody Valentine." As expected, the show is putting its own spin on the mythical character as Cupid, who will great everyone with big bear hugs, is described as "doughy, out of shape and naked". Famine, one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, is also set to appear.
Cool picture from this week's Dollhouse. Glad to see Reed back, curious about what gets Dominic out of the attic, and Victor back into fatigues.
And why in god's name is Echo wearing those shoes?
Looks like we'll be seeing Ash again on Supernatural. [link]
Who stuff. Writers, episode outlines, set pictures, etc.
After what I just posted in SPN about wanting the brothers to stay dead, now I'm half remembering a spoiler about them getting murdered and going to heaven sometime soon.
Okay, after that they stay dead.
Kripke talks season 6 (of Supernatural in USA Today:
< If there's a sixthe season, how do you top the apocalyspe?
Well, the trick is to not go big but go intimate – at least those are the initial conversations we’ve had [if the show is picked up for a sixth season]. We always set up this five-year storyline, because in my heart of hearts, I just never imagine we’d actually go five years, much less beyond. We are going to climax the storyline and really wrap up the story of Satan and Michael and the apocalypse. The big question is, how do you follow that? We look at this as a unique challenge but also an opportunity to really launch a new storyline next year. We’re almost looking at it as the sequel to a movie. Rather than as a lot of genre shows do as they get on in years, becoming so convoluted and almost collapsing under their own mythology and getting to the point where you just can’t follow any of it anymore, we’re really looking forward to the opportunity of just sweeping it all clean and starting over with something else. We talk about returning to a stripped-down version of the show that’s almost similar to season one, in which the mythology was just as simple as finding their father and finding something that’s really personal and meaningful to Sam and Dean. One of the things that’s hard about the end of the world is sometimes it’s hard to have your characters emotionally connect with it, because it’s so big. But if their emotional storyline for, say, season six is to save a loved one, then that’s something you can really understand and get behind and actually have some really emotional storytelling that takes you through a lot of the scary episodes.