*Possible Spoilers*
Season 4 (2008-2009)
Episode 3 (63) "In the Beginning" (Written by Jeremy Carver, Directed by Steve Boyum)
Dean is transported back in time to the '70s in Lawrence, Kansas. There, he meets a younger John Winchester (Matthew Cohen) and Mary (Amy Gumenick). This family reunion gets bigger when the Dean meets their Grandfather (Mitch Pileggi), who could have a huge secret.
Episode 12 (72) " Criss Angel is a Douchebag" (Written by Julie Siege,Directed by Robert Singer)
Sam and Dean attend a magician's convention where it seems that real magic is being performed. Has someone turned to the dark arts to revive their failing career? Also, Ruby visits Sam with a proposition.
Episode 18 (78) "The Monster At The End of This Book" (Written by Julie Siege & Nancy Weiner, Directed by Mike Rohl)
Lilith possesses the body of a dental hygenist and returns to wreak havoc and trouble on the Winchesters. Sam and Dean also discover a book entitled Supernatural about two demon hunting brothers named Sam and Dean Winchester while investigating a possible haunting at a comic book shop - the shop clerk believes the boys are LARPing the book when they visit.
Episode 20 (80) "The Rapture" (Written by Jeremy Carver, Directed by Charles Beeson)
Castiel appears to Dean in a dream and says he has something important to tell him but they need to meet somewhere private. Dean and Sam go searching for Castiel but instead find Jimmy, Castiel’s human vessel, who has only a spotty recollection of being an angel. Jimmy wants to return to his family and normal life, but Dean and Sam are concerned about his safety.
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Saturday, July 18, 2009
Supernatural-Season 4 Favorite Episodes
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Supernatural-Season 3 Favorite Episodes
*Possible Spoilers*
Season 3 (2007-2008)
Episode 4 (48) "Sin City" (Written by Robert Singer & Jeremy Carver, Directed by Charles Beeson)
Sam and Dean investigate a rash of violent deaths in Elizabethville, Ohio, a once-sleepy town that has been turned into a haven for gamblers and drinkers. Dean discovers 2 demons have infiltrated Elizabethville and are using their powers of persuasion to make the townspeople succumb to their basic instincts. Dean uses a devil's trap to capture one of the demons, and it manages to trap Dean as well, later they get to talk and Dean ends up feeling sympathetic with the Demon. Meanwhile, Ruby helps Bobby rebuild the Colt from scratch and stuns him with some news.
Episode 8 (52) "A Very Supernatural Christmas" (Written by Jeremy Carver , Directed by J. Miller Tobin)
In this Christmas-themed episode, Sam and Dean encounter a twisted couple of Pagan gods that share a craving for human meat. Flashbacks follow the Winchesters during Christmas 16 years ago when Sam first learned that the supernatural existed and that his father hunted it.
Episode 12 (56) "Jus In Bello" (Written by Sera Gamble, Directed by Kim Manners)
Sam and Dean break into Bela's apartment in order to get the Colt back, but she has tipped off Agent Henricksen about their whereabouts and they are arrested. While Sam and Dean are locked in a cell in Colorado, a demon breaks in and kills some of the sheriff's men and possesses Henricksen. After the guys vanquish the demon, the FBI agent realizes they were telling the truth and prepares to release them, but Ruby shows up to a warn Sam and Dean that the jailhouse is surrounded by a band of demons with a powerful new leader who wants Sam dead.
Episode 15 (59) "Time Is On My Side" (Written by Sera Gamble, Directed by Charles Beeson)
Sam convinces Dean to go to Erie, Pennsylvania, to investigate a possible zombie. But they end up meeting Doctor Benton (guest star Billy Drago), a real doctor who abandoned his work in 1816 to follow his obsession of finding the key to eternal life. He drugs people and harvests their internal organs for his research. Meanwhile, Bobby finds out where Bela is and Dean leaves Sam to deal with the doctor alone while he confronts Bela.
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Friday, July 3, 2009
Supernatural-Season Two Favorite Episodes
*Possible Spoilers*
Season 2 (2006-2007)
Episode 8 (30) "Crossroad Blues" (Written by Sera Gamble, Directed by Steve Boyum)
Sam and Dean try to help a man who has sold his soul to a demon to save the life of his terminally-ill wife. The same demon attempts to seduce Dean by trying to convince him to trade his soul for his father's. She claims John is now suffering in Hell for saving Dean.
Episode 9 (31) "Croatoan" (Written by John Shiban, Directed by Robert Singer)
Sam and Dean go to a town called Rivergrove after Sam has a very powerful vision. They think demons are trying to wipe out the entire town from the inside out. Sam gets cut and possibly infected. Sam turns out to be immune to the virus, and the virus itself seems to have been made for the purpose of testing him, needing a cure, possibly from a local nurse at a hospital. Sam once again needs to be healed before being released.
Episode 16 (38) "Roadkill" (Written by Raelle Tucker, Directed by Charles Beeson)
Sam and Dean attempt to help a woman named Molly (Tricia Helfer), who is being stalked by a farmer who annually haunts a highway and kills someone
Episode 17 (39) "Heart" (Written by Sera Gamble, Directed by Kim Manners)
Sam and Dean are on the trail of a werewolf but their only lead is Madison (Emmanuelle Vaugier) whose former boyfriend has been stalking her, and Sam finds himself falling for her.
Episode 22 (44)"All Hell Breaks Loose: Part 2" (Story by Eric Kripke & Michael T. Moore, Teleplay by Eric Kripke, Directed by Kim Manners)
Dean deals with the outcome of the fight between Sam and Jake. Meanwhile, the Yellow-Eyed Demon uses his new servants to help unleash the hordes of hell.
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Friday, June 26, 2009
Supernatural-Season One Favorite Episodes
*Possible Spoilers*
Season 1 (2005-2006)
Episode 7 "Hook Man" (Written by John Shiban, Directed by David Jackson)
Dean and Sam investigate the death of a student at a college. The student's girlfriend Lori says the attacker was invisible. More attacks occur, all connected to the girl. They discover that Hookman is behind the killings, and that she is unknowingly summoning him.
Episode 11 "Scarecrow" (Story by Patrick Sean Smith, Teleplay by John Shiban, Directed by Kim Manners)
Sam and Dean investigate the disappearances of young couples in a rural Indiana town. They have a falling out, and split up. The scarecrow is a Vanir which protects the town at a price. A dark force is against the Winchester family. Sam meets Meg Masters.
Episode 12 "Faith" (Written by Sera Gamble & Raelle Tucker, Directed by Allan Kroeker)
While battling a creature, Dean gets electrocuted and his heart is damaged. Sam searches for a way to save him and believes he may have found an answer; a preacher who heals the incurable. However, Dean and Sam discover that the preacher is getting help from a Grim Reaper.
Episode 21 "Salvation" (Written by Sera Gamble & Raelle Tucker, Directed by Robert Singer)
Sam has a vision of a family being attacked by the demon, so he, Dean, and John head off to save the family and nearly kill the demon using the Colt gun. Meg calls them and John meets Meg to deliver a fake gun, while the boys are left to deal with the demon.
Honorable mentions: Pilot, Dead Man's Blood
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Monday, June 22, 2009
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Sunday, May 24, 2009
'The Vampire Diaries' Trailer
Four months after the tragic car accident that killed their parents, 17-year-old Elena Gilbert (Nina Dobrev, “DeGrassi: The Next Generation”) and her 15-year-old brother, Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen, “Everwood”) are still trying to cope with their grief and move on with their lives. Elena has always been the star student; beautiful, popular and involved with school and friends, but now she finds herself struggling to hide her sadness from the world. As the school year begins, Elena and her friends are fascinated by a handsome and mysterious new student, Stefan Salvatore (Paul Wesley, “Army Wives”). Stefan and Elena are immediately drawn to one another, and Elena has no way of knowing that Stefan is a centuries-old vampire, struggling to live peacefully among humans, while his brother Damon (Ian Somerhalder, “Lost”) is the embodiment of vampire violence and brutality. Now these two vampire brothers ? one good, one evil ? are at war for Elena’s soul and for the souls of her friends, family and all the residents of the small town of Mystic Falls, Virginia. Based on the series of books by L. J. Smith, THE VAMPIRE DIARIES is from Alloy Entertainment and Bonanza Productions Inc in association with Warner Bros. Television and CBS Television Studios with executive producers Kevin Williamson (”Dawson’s Creek,” “I Know What You Did Last Summer”), Julie Plec (”Kyle XY,” “Wasteland”), Leslie Morgenstein (”Gossip Girl,” “Privileged”) and Bob Levy (”Gossip Girl,” “Privileged”). Marcos Siega (”Dexter”) directed the pilot.
"The Vampire Diaries" debuts this fall
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Wednesday, February 25, 2009
CW Renews Six Series
The series renewed for the 2009-2010 season are “Smallville,”“Gossip Girl,” “90210,” “America’s Next Top Model” (cycles 13 and 14), “One Tree Hill” and “Supernatural.”The network has in development a reimagination of “Melrose Place” and the “Gossip Girl” prequel “Lily”.Also in the works are “Vampire Diaries” and “Light Years.”The future of other CW series (like Reaper and Privileged) is uncertain. Read more!
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Trailers:Sarah Connor Chronicles S02E12,Gossip Girl S02E13
Sarah Connor Chronicles S02E12 "Alpine Fields" Trailer
Gossip Girl S02E13 "O Brother, Where Bart Thou?" Trailer
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Smallville-Season 9 Possible?
By Eric Goldman,IGN
November 20,2008
Going into the fall, it was widely assumed that Smallville would likely be ending at the conclusion of its current eighth season. After all, two of the central characters – Lana Lang and Lex Luthor – were gone, as the actors who portrayed them, Kristin Kreuk and Michael Rosenbaum, had left the series. Plus, eight seasons is a pretty long run for a show focusing on Clark Kent's pre-Superman days, and a number of fans felt the show's quality had dipped drastically by Season 7.
Now however, EW.com's Michael Ausiello says the TV version of the Man of Steel could be sticking around for at least another year. Many feel the series has improved this season, and asked by one such excited fan if the show could return for Season 9, Ausiello replies, "I hear The CW will likely take the don't-fix-if-not-broke approach and keep its Thursday line-up intact next season," implying both Smallville and Supernatural will return for the 2009-2010 season.
The CW may be more keen on keeping Smallville now because The Graysons project they had in development has been scrapped. That potential series – about a young Dick Grayson before he becomes Robin – was perceived as a potential replacement for Smallville. However, with Smallville still performing for the network and The Graysons no longer happening, The CW may be thinking it's best to just stick with their proven series.
Ausiello says that a recent rumor that The CW had already renewed Supernatural for a fifth season is not true. However, considering the very respectable numbers that show is pulling in this season, it would be a surprise if it didn't come back next fall.
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Tuesday, October 7, 2008
A Message From Kelly Souders & Brian Peterson Regarding "The Graysons"
http://graysons.kryptonsite.com/
October 1,2008
Smallville's executive producers Brian Peterson and Kelly Souders have written in with a message to the fans at KryptonSite, clearing up some reports that had been made implying that Smallville may be on its way out...
Dear Smallville fans,
As news and rumors swirl around the development of The Graysons for the CW, we have every intention of letting you, our fans, be the first to know the reality. Never have we been so committed to the continuing success of Smallville as we are to seasons 8 and 9. While we are extremely excited to be working hand-in-hand with Wonderland, Warner Bros. and the CW to create the origin story of Dick Grayson, it has never been intended as a replacement for Smallville, as is speculated in some media. The cast, crew, writers and producers are all working full-steam ahead on a story-line for Clark that allows for seasons of further trials and adventures for our favorite hero. As always, we all have you to thank for achieving eight years of this amazing show that Al and Miles created, and we're looking far beyond!
Brian Peterson & Kelly Souders
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Friday, August 29, 2008
Supergirl to appear in one episode of Smallville this season-First Season 8 Trailer
by Robert Greenberger,ComicMix
At the Toronto FanExpo this past weekend, Laura Vandervoort confirmed she would appear in a single episode of the eighth and final season of the CW’s Smallville. Television’s Supergirl also made mention that there had been talk of her character once being considered for a spinoff series. She merely said it didn’t pan out without providing any details.
She did admit to being a huge Buffy the Vampire Slayer fan so working alongside Spike, James Marsters, was a thrill. When she was just beginning her career, she wrote series creator Joss Whedon about wanting to audition for the show, something he remembered when they finally met.
Smallville, with new villains and the same old romantic triangles will return September 18.
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Friday, August 22, 2008
Smallville-Maxima cast
By Matt Mitovich ,TVGuide
The CW's Smallville has landed the second half of its upcoming villainous one-two punch. Charlotte Sullivan, who recently starred in the Canadian series/SOAPnet import MVP, is coming on board as Maxima, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.
The arrival of Maxima, who will debut in the season's fourth episode, gives Tom Welling's Clark Kent two new toughies to deal with, coupled with Sam Witwer's imminent introduction as Davis Bloom a.k.a. Doomsday.
Who/what/from where is Maxima? According to the Wiki/Superman canon, she's the oldest child of the royal family of the planet Almerac. (Random anagram alert: Caramel!) Her purpose on Earth is to find a suitable mate — which more than explains why she finds herself in a liplock with not one, but two Smallville gents shortly after her arrival!
Maxima and Superman are genetically compatible, meaning she can give him what no Earth woman (save for Kate Bosworth?) can — children. Her powers historically have included mind control, strength, enhanced stamina and the occasional psionic beam shooting from her peepers.
Monday, July 21, 2008
CW Fall premiere schedule-Gossip Girl Season 2 Promo
Monday,September 1:-Gossip Girl
-One Tree Hill
Tuesday,September 2:-90210
Thursday,September 18:-Smallville
Gossip Girl Season 2 Promo
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Smallville - Justice League:The Return
By Eric Goldman,IGN
July 2,2008
When Clark Kent goes missing, who ya gonna call? Why, the Justice League of course. TV Guide is reporting that Smallville's eighth season will feature the return of the Smallville version of the team, first formed in the Season 6 episode "Justice."
As previously reported, Justin Hartley will have a regular role in Season 8, returning as Oliver Queen/Green Arrow. The season will begin with the follow up to the events of the Season 7 finale, in which Clark went missing, as Green Arrow gathers a group of super powered pals to find him. In Season 6, the League was made up of the Smallville incarnations of Clark, Green Arrow, Aquaman, Impulse and Cyborg. Green Arrow's new team will be a bit different – Aquaman (Alan Ritchson) is back, but this time he and Green Arrow are joined by Martian Manhunter (Phil Morris) and Black Canary (Alaina Huffman). Both Manhunter and Canary have appeared on Smallville before, but not with the proto-Justice League.
For the new season, Smallville will have a large new group of showrunners – Returning writers Kelly Souders, Brian Peterson, Todd Slavkin and Darren Swimmer, who all have been promoted following the departure of Smallville creators Al Gough and Miles Millar. Souders tells TV Guide Season 8's theme is "double identities" and that, "It's about the Superman identity emerging as Clark Kent tries to maintain a normal life — or the appearance of a normal life." It seems at least one important part of Clark's destiny will take shape. TV Guide says this season he takes a job at the Daily Planet, working across the desk from Lois Lane (Erica Durance).
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Smallville: Big Plans for Green Arrow
- With the loss of Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum) next season, and a reduced role for Lana Lang (Kristen Kreuk), Smallville is facing some obstacles going into its eighth season. Now though, it seems the producers have come up with a strong way for many fans to maintain interest in the series – more Green Arrow.
Eonline's Kristin Dos Santos is reporting that Justin Hartley will be back as Oliver Queen/Green Arrow next season, and this time it's as a series regular. Hartley first appeared in Season 6, in a recurring role that struck a chord with many fans. During Season 7 though, he only made one guest appearance, but obviously we'll be seeing a lot more of him in Season 8.
Dos Santos says the CW informs her that, "Justin's storyline will focus on Oliver's past and where he comes from as opposed to his Green alter ego." Dos Santos also reports that Kreuk is likely going to appear in six or seven episodes next season, but the exact number is still being worked out.
It also seems that the two new villains have yet to be cast, though we have a name for the previously unspecific female villain – Tess. As for Doomsday, it seems his Smallville incarnation will have an alter ego named Davis Bloome. Somehow we don't see the comic book version of Doomsday answering to that name, so no doubt some big changes are in store for the character.
ign.com,4/6/2008,written by Erric Goldman
