Supernatural - Spoilers - Saison 13

TVline a écrit:: Supernatural Season 13: Mark Sheppard Not Returning as a Series Regular

By Vlada Gelman / May 24 2017, 11:28 AM PDT

It appears at least one of Supernatural‘s many finale deaths will stick.

Mark Sheppard will not return to the CW drama as a series regular for Season 13, TVLine has confirmed.

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Sheppard first hinted at his departure Tuesday night via an Instagram post: “So to all my #spnfamily everywhere… my crew and my fellow storytellers… thanks for the ride. Time for something new.”

Sheppard’s frenemy character Crowley — who recurred for several years before the actor was promoted to series regular in Season 10 — sacrificed his own life during last Thursday’s finale in order to seal the rift between worlds.

Supernatural returns this fall on The CW, where it will continue to air Thursdays at 8/7c.

Spoilertv a écrit:: Supernatural - Episode 13.01 - 13.09 - Titles Revealed
Posted by Nirat Anop at August 07, 2017 25 Comments
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SpoilerTV has learned of the following titles for SPN's upcoming season.

Supernatural - Episode 13.01 - Lost and Found
Supernatural - Episode 13.02 - The Rising Sun
Supernatural - Episode 13.03 - Patience
Supernatural - Episode 13.04 - The Big Empty
Supernatural - Episode 13.05 - Advanced Thanatology
Supernatural - Episode 13.06 - Tombstone
Supernatural - Episode 13.07 - War of the Worlds
Supernatural - Episode 13.08 - The Scorpion and the Frog
Supernatural - Episode 13.09 - The Bad Place
Supernatural - Episode 13.16 - ScoobyNatural

Spoilertv a écrit:: Supernatural - Season 13 - Alexander Calvert Promoted to Series Regular
Posted by Nirat Anop at August 09, 2017 2 Comments
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EW can exclusively reveal that Alexander Calvert, who appeared briefly in the season 12 finale, will be a series regular for the show’s upcoming thirteenth season, in which he’ll reprise his role as Jack (better known as Lucifer’s son). But don’t expect Jack to be a younger version of Lucifer — he might be half angel, but he’s also half human.

“Born literally yesterday, Jack struggles to understand the world he’s brought into and the family that has taken him in (Sam and Dean Winchester) while he wrestles with his place in the world,” his character description reads. “Will he be good? Evil? Or something in between?”

The biggest takeaway? Sam and Dean decide to take Jack in.

Source: Entertainment Weekly

blasting tv a écrit:: 'Supernatural' season 13 and the road so far
A brief guide to the upcoming season of The CW's hit series, 'Supernatural.'

"Supernatural's" 12th season left fans reeling after what can only be called a bloodbath of a finale episode. Rowena (Ruth Connell), Crowley (Mark Sheppard) and Castiel (Misha Collins) were killed during the hour. Meanwhile, Mary Winchester (Samantha Smith) found herself trapped with Lucifer (Mark Pellegrino) in the alternate universe that was opened after Lucifer's son, Jack (Alexander Calvert) was born. Jack, aka, The Nephilim - half angel and half human - aged quickly as fans, and Sam Winchester (#Jared Padalecki), soon discovered. The younger Winchester brother found the young man sitting quietly in the darkened nursery his mother, Kelly Kline (Courtney Ford), made for him before she died during childbirth.

With friends and enemies either missing or dead, and a new being to take care of, where does "#Supernatural" leave Sam and Dean (Jensen Ackles) Winchester?
'Supernatural' spoilers from SDCC 2017

This year's San Diego Comic-Con was full of "Supernatural" goodies as the cast, as well as executive producers Andrew Dabb and Bob Singer, spent a few days at the convention engaging with fans and offering up a few spoilers for the upcoming season. One of the biggest questions on everyone's mind was whether or not Jack will be a villain? Dabb revealed to TV Guide that even though Jack's father is evil, the new character will be more of a "blank slate." Singer confirmed with The TV Addict that Jack doesn't want to hurt people, but he cannot control his powers, which is a problem.

Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles confirmed during the "Supernatural" panel and SDCC interviews that the Winchester brothers will handle Jack's presence differently. Dabb referred to the situation as Hell's, "My Two Dads." Singer explained that Sam would be more of a motherly figure to Jack. Padalecki confirmed that Sam will be able to relate to Jack and his situation more.

Dean will be more of the father figure, and it will take some time for him to warm up to Lucifer's son, who, Ackles says, Dean would rather kill or take a swing at than welcome into the family. Struggling with the loss of Castiel and their mother, the older Winchester brother just wants to shoot first and ask questions later, but Sam is on the optimistic side.

Unlike Dean, Sam believes that their mother could still be alive in the alternate world. He hopes that if they can help Jack learn how to control his powers, they might be able to find a way to open that doorway again. Padalecki referred to the situation with Jack as a nature vs nurture concept, with Sam believing that Jack, although perhaps destined to be bad (much like Sam was with the demon blood), can be encouraged towards being good.

Padalecki also told The Mary Sue and ShowbizJunkies that Sam is heartbroken over losing Castiel, and is "hiding some things in his optimism" that he is not dealing with that will ultimately come to a head. Ackles told ShowbizJunkies that while Sam and Dean will initially disagree on how to handle Lucifer's offspring, the brothers will "eventually get to the same place" in their version of "Two Men and a Baby." Dean will step

Ackles told ShowbizJunkies that while Sam and Dean will initially disagree on how to handle Lucifer's offspring, the brothers will "eventually get to the same place" in their version of "Two Men and a Baby." Dean will step back, for now, to allow Sam to handle the situation his way, but if anything goes wrong, they'll handle it Dean's way.

As far as the fates of Castiel and Mary go, Singer revealed during the panel that both characters are indeed alive. Mary will find herself struggling to survive in the post-apocalyptic world of the alternate universe where she is stuck with Lucifer. Regarding Castiel's return, Collins vaguely explained that the angel is in a place that the show has touched on before but that viewers have yet to actually see onscreen.

He went on to tell TVFortheRestofUs that Castiel won't be alone in this mysterious place and will be confronted by a "powerful being." Many fans are wondering if Castiel is in The Empty, a location first mentioned by Billie the Reaper (Lisa Berry) who was later killed by Castiel. Collins explained to The TV Addict that Castiel's death is more about how it will impact the Winchesters and less about how it affects Castiel himself.

TVLine reported that Dabb confirmed Jack will not be the biggest threat the boys will be facing in season 13. He teased that it is an "old friend" that we haven't seen in many years, a character that will come from the alternate reality. As the alternate universe is a completely different timeline - and a world where Sam and Dean don't exist - there is a possibility of bringing back older characters in new iterations that fans have not seen before.

Some fans are speculating this old friend that will serve as the big threat in the upcoming season might be the Archangel, Michael. Whoever it ends up being, this character is set to be a huge problem for the Winchesters.

At SDCC, the group also shared their excitement for the spin-off, "Wayward Sisters," that will focus on "Supernatural" characters Sheriff Jody Mills (Kim Rhodes); Sheriff Donna Hanscum (Briana Buckmaster); Claire Novak (Kathryn Newton); and Ale Jones (Katherine Ramdeen). It will also star newcomer Clark Backo as Patience Tuner, Missouri Moseley's (Loretta Devine) granddaughter.

Devine will be in the third episode of season 13, reprising her character that fans haven't seen since season one. The cast and crew are also excited over the crossover episode with "Scooby-Doo," which will find the boys animated and teaming up with the famous cartoon gang in episode 16.
'Supernatural' episode titles

So far, the titles for episodes 1-12 and 16 have been released by SpoilerTV:
"Supernatural" 13x01: Lost and Found
"Supernatural" 13x02: The Rising Sun
"Supernatural" 13x03: Patience
"Supernatural" 13x04: The Big Empty
"Supernatural" 13x05: Advanced Thanatology
"Supernatural" 13x06: Tombstone
"Supernatural" 13x07: War of the Worlds
"Supernatural" 13x08: The Scorpion and the Frog
"Supernatural" 13x09: The Bad Place
"Supernatural" 13x10: Wayward Sisters
"Supernatural" 13x11: The Midnight Train
"Supernatural" 13x12: Various & Sundry Villains
"Supernatural" 13x16: ScoobyNatural

Many of the titles are already creating intrigue. TVLine recently reported that Dabb revealed there will be an episode teased as the show's version of a "train heist with vampires." The executive producer said the episode would air after "Supernatural's" midseason break, likely placing it as episode 13x11, The MIdnight Train. Episode 13x04, The Big Empty, might be referring to The Empty and possibly Castiel's return.

The Scorpion and the Frog, episode 13x08, is likely a reference to an old fable. In this fable, a scorpion asks a frog to help it across the river, promising not to sting the frog. Halfway across the river, the scorpion stings the frog, which will inevitably lead to both of their deaths. When the frog asks why the scorpion did that, the scorpion replies that it is in its nature to do so. This might be another reference to the nature vs. nurture argument that Padalecki and the cast and crew have mentioned regarding Sam's perspective on how to handle Jack.

The cast and crew are currently filming the new season. With a little less than two months to go until the season premiere, and spoilers slowly starting to come out as the countdown continues, eager fans are still in for a long wait to see what season 13 has in store.

"Supernatural's" season 13 premieres Thursday, October 12th, on The CW. #Television Series

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CP entertainment a écrit:: 'Supernatural' Season 13 Spoilers: Sam and Dean Meet Crowley 2.0
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By Jilianne Arbonida , Christian Post Contributor | Sep 3, 2017 8:21 PM
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Facebook/SupernaturalCrowley will have a successor in the next season of "Supernatural."

Devils will be competing to take over Crowley's (Mark Sheppard) throne in Hell in the upcoming season of "Supernatural."

Showrunner Andrew Dabb recently hinted to Entertainment Weekly that Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) would soon meet Crowley's replacement in the new installment. This Crowley 2.0 is said to be an unknown entity, but whoever he is will be powerful enough to defeat the other devils fighting to become king of the underworld. It remains to be seen if this new face will establish the same love-hate relationship Crowley had with the Winchester brothers.

"There is a power vacuum," the EP teased. "Into that power vacuum will step a new player for us. Once Crowley is gone, demon-kind and some of our players — some we've met before and some that are new — start asking themselves: What is the future of Hell? People come with various different agendas."

Meanwhile, Crowley's replacement will probably not want to associate himself with Castiel (Misha Collins). The angel is speculated to return in the CW series although he was shown to have been killed by Lucifer (Mark Pellegrino) in the previous season's finale. While Castiel and Crowley were not exactly friends, they still took advantage of their weird connection and used each other's power to their advantage. They even teamed up to take down Lucifer once. The one who will take over Crowley's position, however, may not be as playful and as open in dealing with an angel.

Elsewhere, Castiel will probably get to meet his brother, the feared archangel, Michael (Matt Cohen). For years, the latter has been trapped in Lucifer's prison, patiently waiting for the day he can get revenge. It has been previously teased that Lucifer's nephilim son, Jack (Alexander Calvert), would not be the big bad of season 13. The villain is said to be from an alternate world, an old friend who has not been seen for many years. The description allegedly fits that of Michael's hence the rumors of his return.

"Supernatural" season 13 is expected to premiere on Oct. 12 at 8 p.m. EDT on The CW.

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