I'm still reeling from
Supernatural's awesome series
fifth-season finale "Swan Song,"
with its open-ended questions,
disappearing prophets, and
domesticated Dean, but it's
never too early to get ready for
next season. Okay, I guess this is
a bit early since it's only May.
But The CW has business to
conduct, and as such, released a
general synopsis of what to
expect from the Eric Kripke-less
(he'll have some creative input
but won't oversee day-to-day
operations) Season 6.
Here's the overview, straight
from the network (contains
spoilers, but nothing that bad):
"Returning for its sixth season,
this haunting series follows Sam
and Dean Winchester, two
brothers bound by tragedy and
blood to their dangerous, other-
worldly mission. This past
season, Dean and Sam faced
their toughest foe yet: the Devil
himself. As the Apocalypse raged
on around them, the brothers,
aided only by a dwindling band of
fellow hunters and rebel angel
Castiel, sought a way to stop
Lucifer and save the
planet. Ultimately, they
discovered a way to force
Lucifer back into Hell and end the
Apocalypse —but at tremendous
cost: Sam’s life. Season 6 will be
a season of mystery and
shadow. Heaven and Hell have
been left in complete disarray
since the apocalyptic events of
Season 5. And now, monsters,
angels, and demons roam across
a lawless and chaotic
landscape. And so Dean
Winchester, who has retired
from hunting and sworn never to
return, finds himself being pulled
back into his old life —pulled back
by none other than Sam
Winchester, who has escaped
from Hell. The two reunite to
beat back the rising tide of
creatures and demon-spawn,
but they quickly realize that
neither are who they used to be,
their relationship isn ’t what it
used to be, and that nothing is
what it seems."
Well of course Sam was going to
get out of Hell. Sounds like a
return to business as usual for
the Winchester brothers, and a
flip-flop of the pilot where Dean
pulled Sam into hunting. Will Mark
Pellegrino be back as Lucifer?
Will we see another season of
Sam and Dean bickering and
arguing with each other? Will
Castiel be able to get Heaven in
order? Season 6 will belong to
longtime executive producer and
lover of gore Sera Gamble, so will
it be bloodier than most?
In other news, Gamble came out
of hiding and spoke to sci-fi blog
io9 about the Season 5 finale.
Gamble said, "We knew we were
returning for another season
well before Eric [Kripke] sat down
to write the finale. So, the
episode you saw was the story
he worked on from the
beginning."
And of the "Is Chuck God?"
question, she said, "I love a good
God debate, so it's nice to hear
we got one going this season. We
purposely left a bit of room for
interpretation."
And we're still debating. Look for
Supernatural to return
sometime in September. And oh
yeah, it's been moved to Fridays

Sounds mouth watering enough for me to watch,
I say 'Bring it on'

september 24th cant wait