Here's a new interview with Sera Gamble, from TVGuide.ca about the end of season five and what we can look forward to in season six. I like what she's got to say.

( Sam and Dean return to their roots next year )

The folks over at Supernatural Fangasm have a nice interview up with Richard Speight, Jr. talking about Gabriel and the events from Hammer of the Gods.




( First, he thinks this fandom is awesome )

From TV.com comes an interview with a guest star from tonight's Supernatural episode. FYI - the article also includes other guest star information.

Enjoy!

( Who are we going to see tonight...? )

Hey folks!

Over at USA Today's website there's a new, spoilery, interview up with Eric Kripke and also a clip from next week's episode.

( Here's what Eric's got to say! )

Hey folks!

Here's an excellent new interview from the ChicagoTribune.com with Eric Kripke and Jim Beaver, talking about how the events of Sympathy for the Devil will impact Bobby going forward.

Oh, at the end of the article is pictures and a description of episode 5x03. If you're wanting to avoid that, I've only put the text of Jim's interview under the cut.

Enjoy!

( Eric Kripke and Jim Beaver talk about the Supernatural season premiere )

The folks over at Hunters' Addict have a great video interview up with the Prophet Chuck aka Rob Benedict. He does talk about season five, so spoilers ahead! I love what he has to say about Jensen and Jared. :-)

There's a lot of text that accompanies the video, so please go over to Hunters' Addict and read all that they have to say about this interview.

Enjoy!




There's also an additional two-part interview that they've put up at YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5_JpF_V7Vc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbdrdQTEBnQ

From TV Week:


TVWeek: OK, "Supernatural." Wow-- look at that. My web traffic just tripled! Fans of "Supernatural" are hardcore. They love them some Winchester boys. Has this show proven beyond a doubt that sci-fi ain't a boys' club anymore-- assuming it ever really was?

JOHNSON: We certainly put a dent in that assumption, but lots of shows in the last few years have contributed to that. I'm with you, though: was sci-fi ever really just a boys' club? "The X-Files" broke that wide open years ago, as one example. And again, especially in terms of "Supernatural," the great shows have great characters at the center. It's all about character. People have fallen in love with the Winchesters and care about what happens to them. People have invested in the fates of the group on "Lost," because they're great, dimensionalized characters. To a certain extent, genre and sci-fi are window dressing and less focally important than the characters people care about. It's not just the male audience who care about characters.


TVWeek: Do you think "SN" can survive beyond this upcoming season? Will you leads come back if it does?

JOHNSON: Eric Kripke definitely has a vision for this giant, apocalyptic season of "SN." I truly think the fans who have invested so much time in the seasons so far won't simply want it to end at season 5. I think the future beyond this season is a wide open question.

TVWeek: Any "SN" spoilers?

JOHNSON: No way, dude!


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I think the future beyond this season is a wide open question

Now that's what I want to hear! :-)

Hey folks, there's a new spoilery interview up with Sera Gamble about season five at WinchesterBrothers.com. Go take a read!

http://www.winchesterbros.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3866&Itemid=1

Hey guys, here's another good interview from the Coventry Telegraph, with Jensen and Jared at Asylum 3, where they talk about some behind the scenes things during Supernatural season four, including fighting with Dracula, gym shorts, lederhosen and Dean's appetite. :-)

Supernatural's Jared Padalecki turned down G.I. Joe role

By David Bentley on Jun 10, 09 12:08 AM

JARED PADALECKI, who stars with Jensen Ackles in TV ghost-busting show Supernatural, has revealed he had to turn down the lead role in this summer's action-adventure movie G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra.

He admitted his commitment to the TV role of Sam Winchester had cost him the chance to play soldier Conrad Hauser, codenamed Duke.

That role is now played by Channing Tatum, with the movie due out in August.

Jared, 26, said: "It is weird because on the one hand I couldn't do [G.I. Joe] because I was doing Supernatural, but if I hadn't been doing Supernatural who knows if I would have gotten offered G.I. Joe.

"It would have been great but then what, you still have to keep working. I'll get it when it's time. I think so many people set goals and then get frustrated when something doesn't happen, but I feel like this is a marathon, not a sprint."

Meanwhile, Jensen Ackles quashed internet rumours that saw him linked with the fourth Resident Evil film. He said: "I don't know where that came from. I've never seen a script, never had a conversation."

Speaking to Coventry Telegraph sister title the Sunday Mercury at the Asylum 3 convention in Birmingham, co-star Jensen confirmed what The Geek Files reported earlier from the event: That he and Jared have signed for six years (despite Supernatural creator Eric Kripke only having a five-year contract), and that they WILL come back for a sixth season - provided, of course, that the network renews the show and it still has something good to offer.

Jensen, 31, said: "I don't feel necessarily definitive about season five being the final season, I just know that is where Eric has led the series from the very beginning.

"He could very well hand it over to one of the other writers and stay on as consultant producer, but how the story would go from there I don't know.

"I think the studio and network are preparing themselves for this to be the final year but, to be honest, I thought this past season was going to be the final year and it was the best season we have had.

"If that bleeds into season five it would be stupid to get rid of it because it is one of the biggest shows.

"I could do another. It's a good job."

Jared added: "The adage is that season six means residuals, syndication. Yay, life is good. Buy a new car.

"But it is not about that. I really want to focus on creating and building a character. If there is still something for me as an actor to bring to Sam then absolutely I'd do season six, otherwise I think Sam and Dean should go out fighting."

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Wow, Jared could've been in the G.I. Joe movie? I had no idea! But honestly, I'd rather see him playing Sam for another season instead of in G.I. Joe. :-)

And yay to more info about a season six for Supernatural!