Official Spoiler Thread [SPOILERS ONLY]

[Tommy]

As it says in the thread title, this thread is for spoilers only, discussion of these spoilers should take place in the Spoiler Discussion Thread. Posts not following the rules will be deleted.

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Question: I have soooo many questions about Supernatural. Will Dean die? Will Dean go to Hell? Will Sam turn dark? Will Sam fight against Dean? Help!— A Desperate Fan
Ausiello: The answer to two of your questions is yes.

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First post-strike episode info:

Episode Title: #313 - GHOSTFACERS!
EXEC PROD, Eric Kripke, Mc G, Robert Singer, Kim Manners;
PROD, Peter Johnson, Cyrus Yavneh, Phil Sgriccia;
DIR, Phil Sgriccia;
WRTR, Ben Edlund.
Shoot Dates: March 13, 2008 (in Vancouver, Canada).

Maggie
20's, Korean-American , she is smart and funny female, in the would-be reality show "GHOSTFACERS!" Maggie is bravely game to hunt ghosts with the guys and earns the title "research team co-leader." She occasionally carries a digital video camera to get footage. She's having a relationship with her brother's best friend, another member of the team, which puts all the more pressure on their ghost hunt. Guest Star;

Spruge
30s, any ethnicity, 6'6" tall. He's a towering, "line-backer sized" cameraman for the would-be reality show "GHOSTFACERS!" Deadpan and extremely low-key, even when faced with ghosts and the unknown. When Spruce stands and reveals his enormous size, even the Winchester brothers have to admit he could take them in a fight. Guest Star.

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Second post-strike episode info:

Episode Title: #314 - LONG-DISTANCE CALLER.
EXEC PROD, Eric Kripke, Mc G, Robert Singer, Kim Manners;
PROD, Peter Johnson, Cyrus Yavneh, Phil Sgriccia;
CODE: SPTV050769
DIR, Robert Singer;
WRTR, Jeremy Carver.

Leila Greenfield
15, Caucasian. This distressed, defensive and frightened but spunky girl fears she's going crazy when she starts to receive phone calls and instant messages from her mother who died three years ago. When Sam and Dean stop by to speak with her father, Leila reaches out to them but is reluctant to admit her secret. Guest Star;

Clark Benton
30s-40s. He's an officious supervisor at the phone company (corporate type) who has a darker side; Clark's demeanor switches to that of an abnormally calm, detached sociopathic monster- bent on collecting the souls of the living. (Think a supernatural Hannibal Lector). Guest Star;

Stewie Meyers
20s-30s, any ethnicity, nerdy, sarcastic and sloppy. He works at the phone company with Clark. Stewie's hygiene and workspace is revolting. He spends his time surfing porn and posing his superhero action figures in compromising positions. He is genuinely in the dark about the people around him, and perplexed when he is accused of tremendous wrongdoing. Guest Star.

Source: SpoilerTV

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Episode 3.13 - Ghostfacers - Promotional Photos

SAM AND DEAN STUMBLE INTO A VIOLENT REALITY SHOW — Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) take a break from their usual gig to star in a gritty reality show called “Ghostfacers” which chronicles the pursuit of the paranormal. Ed Zeddmore (guest star A. J. Buckley) and Harry Spengler (guest star Travis Wester) have created a radically different and sometimes violent show full of profanity that takes them to the Morton Mansion, an abandoned estate which becomes one of the most haunted places in America one night each year. However, as their team begins to get picked off in grisly manners not fit for television, they realize they are in over their heads. Phil Sgriccia directed the episode written by Ben Edlund (#312).

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Promotional Photos of Episode 3.13: Ghostfacers




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Episode 3.16 - No Rest for the Wicked

It's 30 hours before Dean's deal with the crossroads demon is up and Dean, Sam and Bobby are searching for Lilith, who holds the contract. They discover her location and Sam summons Ruby for help despite Dean's protests. Ruby warns them they aren't ready to fight Lilith yet but they steal her knife and depart for New Harmony, Indiana. In a battle to the death, Sam, Dean and Bobby take on Lilith and all her demons in a last ditch effort to save Dean's life.

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Supernatural Boss Declares, "Jensen's Returning!"
May 23, 2008

That ominous, season-ending image of Dean chained above Hell's fiery pits inexplicably understandably has Supernatural fans on edge. Here's just a sampling of what was waiting for me in my Ask Ausiello mailbag when I returned from vacation yesterday:

• "Has Jensen Ackles left Supernatural?" Jessica

• "I heard a rumor that Jensen Ackles is leaving Supernatural? Is this true?" Theresa

• "It's official: I'm a nervous wreck after watching the Supernatural finale! I just can’t believe what happened to my dear Dean! He can't be dead. Not Dean!" Silke

• "If Jensen Ackles is leaving Supernatural, the show just lost me as a viewer." Clara

Relax, Clara. And Silke. And Theresa. And Jessica. And all you other Supe Nazis freaking out over Dean's fate. Sam's brother half is here to stay. How do I know this? Well, for starters, he's the star of the freakin' show! Also, series creator Eric Kripke just told me so via this exclusive statement:

"Jensen is 100% returning to the show and is as integral to Supernatural as he has ever been."

There you have it. End of story. You guys feel better now? Any other burning questions you have for Kripke about the finale? Post 'em below and I'll do my best to get them answered in time for next week's AA.

In other news, did you miss me?!?

Source: TV Guide

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Supernatural Creator Eric Kripke: "Dean Lives!"
May 29, 2008

by Ileane Rudolph



Not only did Supernatural creator Eric Kripke confirm that Dean Winchester is alive — though not too comfortably since he's in hell — he spilled next season's plans for the beleaguered Winchester brothers.

TVGuide.com: You weren't lying when you said you were hoping to make your fans really angry and full of anxiety all summer!
Eric Kripke: [Laughs] It was a fun way to end the season. Dean meat-hooked in the center of what looks like a thousand mile spiderweb of rusty chains. Sort of M.C.Escher meets Hellraiser.

TVGuide.com: Why did you send Dean to hell?
Kripke: Everyone expected Dean to be safe! That's reason enough to send him to hell. But also, in ways I can't reveal, it's a turning point for Dean. You need huge moves to happen that can cause radical shifts in the characters, that set them off in a new direction. So what happens to Dean in hell and how Dean gets out become primary concerns of Season 4.

TVGuide.com: So you'll have scene set in hell?
Kripke: I can give this away. Dean spends a lot more time in hell than anyone's probably thinking. Dean could spend — in human time — six months, maybe more. In hell time, who knows how many years or decades that might be. [Laughs] I won't tell you how he gets out, but he will emerge to a different landscape. A lot has changed since he's been away, and he has to readjust to his loved ones after being gone for so long.

TVGuide.com: Is he still human or… part demon?
Kripke: It takes hundreds of years to be burned away into a demon. Dean won't be a demon, but there will be an ongoing mystery. When he gets out of hell, he'll have little recollection of what happened to him down there. That's one of the mysteries of the season.

TVGuide.com: Speaking of demons, will Ruby be back? And any new characters?
Kripke: Ruby will be back, and we're introducing a new supernatural species. We intend to bring back Steve Williams, the old embittered hermit hunter Rufus.

TVGuide.com: Let's get to the heart and soul of the show. How will Dean's hellish sojourn affect the relationship between the brothers?
Kripke: It will affect it massively. We'll slowly unfold Dean remembering what happened in hell, and that will drastically affect their relationship. Dean is basically a POW coming home from the worst hellhole — literally — ever. How do you reconnect with your life when you've been through something that horrific? That becomes one of his issues. But don't worry, he's still the same smart ass he always was.

TVGuide.com: What's grieving little brother Sam been up to? In the finale, we saw some of his power in his fight with über demon Lilith.
Kripke: We presented him as immune to her powers. We have some twists and turns in store with that. Sam promised Dean right before Dean died that he wasn't going to pursue any of his powers in terms of discovering his potential. Upon Dean's return, Sam tells him "I promised I wouldn't head down that road because you made me promise," but we begin to wonder if indeed that is the truth. For whatever it's worth, the writers have never been this excited about a season. We have some really exciting plot twists.

TVGuide.com: Maybe they'll be exciting enough that this won't be your last season?
Kripke: Maybe. But you write every season like it's your last and hope for the best.

Source: TV Guide

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Jensen Ackles talks about Dean's return from Hell


www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihviwyc_TUg