Archive for December, 2009

#517 Title – “Your Time Is Gonna Come”

Posted: December 23, 2009 by ddbabygirl13 in Uncategorized
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According to Andreas at LJ, episode #517 will be called “Your Time Is Gonna Come”

The Big Tease – 22nd, December {FanCast}

Posted: December 23, 2009 by ddbabygirl13 in Uncategorized
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Any ‘Supernatural‘ scoop? The annual “hellatus” is killing me! – Rosa

This is kinda cool: TNT, which recently nabbed syndication rights to the show, has announced a January 4 premiere date, beginning with the series pilot. Episodes will unspool weekdays at 10 am EST. Also on tap at TNT is a marathon of classic Winchester capers. On February 15, starting at 9 am, you’ll get “Tall Tales,” “Hollywood Babylon,” “Folsom Prison Blues,” “Bad Day at Black Rock,” “Mystery Spot” (love that one), “Monster Movie,” “Yellow Fever,” “Criss Angel is a Douchebag” (best title ever), “After School Special” and “The Monster at the End of This Book.”

Latest From Kristen

Posted: December 23, 2009 by ddbabygirl13 in Uncategorized
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Sorry for the late update but my internet is not working , so the updates may come a little slow till its fixed. So for now enjoy so news.

Mose in Idaho: What’s the word on Supernatural? Thanks for all the scoop last week.

Kristin : No prob. I’m hearing that Sam and Dean will die and go to heaven. Yes, you heard me right. We will see heaven! (Which is funny ’cause I always assumed heaven would look a lot like Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles.)

The New “TV To Talk About” Trailer

Posted: December 17, 2009 by ddbabygirl13 in Uncategorized
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Guess Who Coming Back To Supernatural?!

Posted: December 15, 2009 by ddbabygirl13 in Uncategorized
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Oh My Gosh….Ash is back!!!!

The Top TV shows of 2009

Posted: December 14, 2009 by ddbabygirl13 in Uncategorized
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“Supernatural,” CW: Shows in their fourth and fifth seasons — especially genre shows — usually fold in on themselves, becoming so dense with accumulated layers of mythology that newbies are rebuffed. But “Supernatural” keeps its mythology interesting without letting it become intimidating. And this thoughtfully crafted show got bolder and more creative in 2009, taking risks with its storytelling (How do you unleash Lucifer without veering into camp? “Supernatural” managed it) and coming up with hilarious and innovative episodes. Without a lot of fanfare or pretension, this show is asking interesting questions about the presence (or absence) of God while still supplying meaty genre stories, and “Supernatural’s” cast features some of the most solidly talented and underrated actors on TV. (My previous “Supernatural” stories and reviews are here.)

Check the rest of the list here:Chicagotribune.com

Latest From Kristen

Posted: December 14, 2009 by ddbabygirl13 in Uncategorized
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Jason in Palm Springs, Calif.: Supernatural! So happy it’s going into syndication.
Happy zombies! Sam and Dean find a town where everyone’s loved ones come back to life as zombies but they’re nice, friendly, non-brain-eating zombies…oh, and one of them is Bobby’s dead wife.

Jamie in Rochester, N.Y.: This is a Supernatural question. I’m a Sam girl, and I was wondering if you had any scoop about him?
Even though Sam is supposed to be on the wagon with his powers, we will see him use them again before the end of Supernatural season five. (Dean’s not gonna be happy about that!) In other Supernatural news, we’ll be meeting another horseman of the apocalypse (Famine, this time, rather than War), and the Prophet Chuck will definitely be back, although probably not in the company of his Supernatural-fangirl girlfriend.

Oh! I can’t wait to see Bobby’s dead wife

TNT LANDS “SUPERNATURAL” REPEATS

Posted: December 13, 2009 by ddbabygirl13 in Uncategorized
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LOS ANGELES (thefutoncritic.com) — TNT has quietly acquired the off-network rights to The CW’s veteran drama “Supernatural.”

Repeats of the series will air weekdays at 10:00 AM ET beginning with the pilot episode on Monday, January 4. Subsequent installments will follow in their original broadcast order as follows:

Monday, January 4 – Pilot
Tuesday, January 5 – Wendigo
Wednesday, January 6 – Dead in the Water
Thursday, January 7 – Phantom Traveler
Friday, January 8 – Bloody Mary

Monday, January 11 – Skin
Tuesday, January 12 – Hook Man
Wednesday, January 13 – Bugs
Thursday, January 14 – Home
Friday, January 15 – Asylum

Monday, January 18 – Scarecrow
Tuesday, January 19 – Faith
Wednesday, January 20 – Route 666
Thursday, January 21 – Nightmare
Friday, January 22 – Benders, The

Monday, January 25 – Shadow
Tuesday, January 26 – Hell House
Wednesday, January 27 – Something Wicked
Thursday, January 28 – Provenance
Friday, January 29 – Dead Man’s Blood

Also on the books is a special 10-hour marathon on Monday, February 15 featuring some of the show’s most memorable episodes:

9:00 AM – Tall Tales
10:00 AM – Hollywood Babylon
11:00 AM – Folsom Prison Blues
12:00 PM – Bad Day at Black Rock
1:00 PM – Mystery Spot
2:00 PM – Monster Movie
3:00 PM – Yellow Fever
4:00 PM – Criss Angel is a Douchebag
5:00 PM – After School Special
6:00 PM – Monster at the End of This Book, The

Meanwhile in other news at the cable channel, “Men of a Certain Age” will wrap its freshman run on Monday, February 22 (NBA coverage on January 18 and February 8 with keep it from running for 10 consecutive weeks) and “Leverage” will conclude its second season on Wednesday, February 17 (its sophomore season resumes on January 13).

And finally, “Southland” will begin its six-episode second season on Tuesday, March 2 at 10:00/9:00c. As previously announced, encores of its seven-episode freshman run start in said slot on Tuesday, January 12.

Source:Futoncritic.com

Misha Collins TV Guide Interview

Posted: December 13, 2009 by ddbabygirl13 in Uncategorized
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Misha Collins Interview