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If it seems like the strained relationship between the Winchester brothers on “Supernatural” is improving, don’t get too comfortable. Despite the old-school “beers on the hood of the Impala” scene in the most recent episode, all is not well between Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles).
Read no further if you don’t want to know the details!
In the upcoming episode “Caged Heat,” Sam, Dean, and Castiel (Misha Collins) team up with Meg (Rachel Miner) to try to get Sam’s soul back from Crowley. Spoiler alert: it doesn’t work.
Dean doesn’t want to give up, though — and he’s about to make a deal with someone much more powerful, and more dangerous, than Meg. In “Appointment in Samarra,” Dean goes looking for one of the four horsemen of the apocalypse: Death himself, who met Dean at a pizza joint last season to help him conquer Lucifer. Death (returning guest star Julian Richings) offers to help, but he’s looking for a day off. He tells Dean that he’ll help return Sam’s soul if Dean spends a day working as Death.
Where’s Sam while all of this is going down? Unsurprisingly, Sam has been lying to Dean about wanting his soul back at all. He decides he’s not interested in what having a soul entails – namely, human suffering, empathy, and heartbreak – and while Dean is making an extraordinary sacrifice, Sam seeks out Balthazar (Sebastian Roche).
Balthazar knows a spell to keep Sam’s soul permanently out of his body, but it requires the blood of Sam’s father. Since John Winchester is long dead — and his body was burned on a pyre — Sam decides that Bobby (Jim Beaver) is the next best option.
The title of the episode references an old folktale, in which a merchant in Baghdad tells his servant to go to the market and pick up supplies. When the servant returns, he’s shaken, and tells the merchant that in the marketplace, Death bumped into him and made a threatening gesture. Terrified, the servant decides to flee Baghdad, and he borrows the merchant’s horse to rush to Samarra, where he believes Death won’t find him.
Meanwhile, the merchant goes to the marketplace to speak to Death and asks why she threatened the servant. She tells him, “I wasn’t threatened. I was simply surprised to see him in Baghdad, as I have an appointment with him tonight in Samarra.”
What do you think, “Supernatural” fans? Is Dean making a bad call with this Deal? Will he be able to handle playing Death for a day, if he’s doing it for Sam? Meanwhile, just how much of Bobby’s blood is needed for this shady spell of Sam’s — will Bobby survive the drain? Can Sam trust Balthazar’s instructions?
And, perhaps most importantly, what will happen when Dean finds out what Sam’s been up to, and vice-versa?
Source: Spoilertv.com
Seller: Any word of whether Chuck will be back on Supernatural? I’m happy to see that the show is finally getting its groove back after Kripke jumped ship, but I still want to know if Chuck was God or not. They seem to have abandoned that storyline.
You’re right, sorry. It has been dropped for now, from what I hear. No plans for a Chuck return. New show runner Sera Gamble told us, “We love Rob [Benedict] and never say never, but we haven’t written a story for him yet.”
Also Episode 14 is called Mannequin 3:The Reckoning
Source: Spoilertv.com
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10“SUPERNATURAL” – (9:00-10:00 p.m. ET)
“Appointment in Samarra” (CONTENT RATING TBD (HDTV)
DEATH RETURNS FOR A MEETING WITH DEAN – Dean (Jensen Ackles) seeks out Death (guest star Julian Richings) to help get Sam’s (Jared Padalecki) soul back. Death tells Dean he will help Sam if Dean will agree to act as Death for 24 hours. Meanwhile, Sam decides he doesn’t want his soul back and asks Balthazar (guest star Sebastian Roché) for a protective spell to keep his soul out of his body. Balthazar tells Sam he needs the blood of his father for the spell to work and since John Winchester is dead, Sam decides Bobby (Jim Beaver) is the next best thing. Mike Rohl directed the episode written by Sera Gamble & Robert Singer (#611).
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@smccartt asks: Where’s Castiel on Supernatural? Also are they going to anything about Adam — it’s not like Sam and Dean to leave their brother in hell.
Maybe they just don’t like him? (Kidding.) While there’s no word on Adam, executive producer and showrunner Sera Gamble elaborated a bit on Cas’ “tremendously awful position in heaven” when I spoke with her earlier this week. “He’s going through so much that he’s only alluding to that he can’t really talk about. He’s keeping as stiff an upper lip as he can because he is tortured and lonely and…I think he feels these are the only people who care about him in the universe.”
@michelecurran asks: Please, I need some Supernatural scoop!! Is Sam going to get his soul back soon?
As we reported earlier, don’t expect to see Sam’s soul before midseason. That said, Sam can expect one thing before the break: an ass kicking. In fact, the Dec. 10 episode — which guest stars Robert Englund (the original Freddy Krueger) as an unlicensed doctor who works out of the back of a butcher shop — finds both brothers on the receiving end of a “hardcore” beating. “I don’t want to give away the farm on this episode, but I will say both of them are at the very least near death in this episode,” said Gamble.
@LISALEE25 asks: Is this Supernatural’s last season?!
In the words of Dean Winchester, bite your tongue heathen! Honestly, it’s too soon to tell, but they are in the early stages of planning a “bold” new meta-episode set to air in spring.
Source: Spoilertv.com
If you’ve been missing the sticky sweetness of Sam and Dean’s brotherly bond ever since Sam left his soul in hell, rest easy. There’s hope on the horizon, Supernatural fans.
While executive producer and showrunner Sera Gamble stopped short of telling us when Sam would re-soul up (it definitely won’t happen before midseason), she said we should look for “a new sort of brotherly rapport” to develop between the pair, beginning with this week’s fairy episode, written by veteran Supernatural scribe Ben Edlund.
“I can only speak for myself, but I kind of find it charming and enjoyable in its own twisted way,” Gamble told EW. “I would never say that it replaces the core relationship that we all love and we all want them to go back to and that Dean is desperately trying to recapture, but for where we are with the story right now, there’s something sort of interesting and fun happening.”
When we leave the boys on Dec. 10 for midseason break, Gamble said we can expect to end on “a hopeful note” in the search to reclaim Sam’s soul. “My hope is that you’ll see the last frame of episode 11 and want to tune in for the first frame of episode 12.”
Source:EW.com
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