[Supernatural (TV Series, 2005 - Present, The WB/TheCW)] _
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(Season 15 Premieres: Oct. 10th / TheCW)
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Director(s):
Return:
David Nutter, Rachel Talalay
New (to the Show):
James Bamford (TV: "Arrow"), Norberto Barba (TV: "Grimm", "Mayans M.C."), Rob Bowman (TV: "Star Trek: The Next Generation", "The X-Files", "Castle"), Frank Darabont (Films: "The Shawshank Redemption", "The Green Mile", "The Mist"; TV: "The Walking Dead") (--Note: Would also like to see (know) / write an episode or more as well), Dean Devlin (TV: "Leverage", "The Librarians"), Paul McGuigan (TV: "Sherlock" (UK), "Marvel's Luke Cage")
Writer(s):
Return:
Jeremy Carver, Ben Edlund, Sera Gamble, Cathryn Humphris, Eric Kripke, John Shiban, Raelle Tucker
New (to the Show):
Stephen Carpenter / David Greenwalt / Jim Kouf (TV: "Grimm"), John Francis Daley (TV: "Freaks & Geeks", "Bones"; Films: "Spider-Man: Homecoming" (Co-wrote), "Game Night" (Co-director)) (--Note: Would like to see him direct and maybe even guest star as well), Jane Espenson (TV: "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", "Warehouse 13"), Dan Harmon (TV: "Community", "Rick and Morty"), Alex Hirsch (TV: "Gravity Falls"; Films: Screenwriter (Original Draft / Story Writer): "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse", "Detective Pikachu") (--Note: Maybe work into the series, his voice-over acting?), Diane Ruggiero-Wright (TV: "Veronica Mars", "iZombie"), Rob Thomas (TV: "Veronica Mars", "iZombie"), Joss Whedon (TV: "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" - "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D."; Films: "Marvel's Avengers", "Avengers: Age of Ultron") (--Note: Would also like to see direct as well)
Actor(s):
Guest Star(s):
David Anders (TV: "Alias", "Heroes", "iZombie"), Gillian Anderson (TV/Films: "The X-Files"), Lesley-Ann Brandt (TV: "Lucifer", "The Librarians"), Morena Baccarin (TV: "Firefly", "Gotham"; Films: "Deadpool" franchise; DCAU: TV: "Justice Leauge Unlimited" - Voice: Dinah Lance / Black Canary), Stephanie Beatriz (TV: "Brooklyn Nine-Nine"), Kristen Bell (TV: "Veronica Mars", "Heroes", "The Good Place"), Lucas Black (TV: "NCIS: New Orleans"), Alexis Bledel (TV: "Gilmore Girls", "The Handmaid's Tale") (--Note: Jared's former co-star from "Gilmore Girls"), David Boreanaz (TV: "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" / "Angel", "Bones", "SEAL Team"), Angelica Celaya (TV: "Constantine"), Josh Charles (TV: "Sports Night", "The Good Wife", "Inside Amy Schumer"), Claire Coffee (TV: "Grimm"), Arthur Darvill (TV: "Doctor Who" (UK), "Broadchurch" (UK), "DC's Legends of Tomorrow"), Alexis Denisof (TV: "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" / "Angel", "Grimm"), Emily Deschanel (Film: "Boogeyman" (Co-written by Eric Kripke); TV: "Bones"), David Duchovny (TV/Films: "The X-Files"), Eliza Dushku (TV: "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" / "Angel", "Dollhouse"), Tom Ellis (TV: "Merlin" (UK), "Lucifer"), Nathan Fillion (TV: "Firefly" (Film: "Serenity"), "Castle", "The Rookie"; DCAU (TV/Films): Voice of: Hal Jordan / Green Lantern --Loved him as Vigilante in "Justice League Unlimited" series!), Mellssa Fumero (TV: "Brooklyn Nine-Nine"), Sarah Michelle Gellar (TV: "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"), Karen Gillan (TV: "Doctor Who" (UK); Films: MCU: "Guardians of the Galaxy" films, "Avengers: Infinity War", "Avengers: Endgame"), David Giuntoli (TV: "Grimm", "A Million Little Things"), Lauren Graham (TV: "Gilmore Girls", "Parenthood") (--Note: Jared's former co-star from "Gilmore Girls"), Scott Grimes (TV: "ER", "American Dad", "The Orville"), Mark Harmon (TV: "NCIS"), Melissa Joan Hart (TV: "Sabrina the Teenage Witch") (--Note: Would love to see Kiernan Shipka (TV: "Mad Men", "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina") star alongside or opposite/like versus/face off with Hart --Past + Present Sabrina Spellmans!), Anthony Head (TV: "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", "Merlin" (UK)), Jay Hernandez (Film: "Suicide Squad"; TV: "Magnum P.I."), Russell Hornsby (TV: "Grimm"), Bradley James (TV: "Merlin" (UK), "iZombie", "Damien"), Christian Kane (TV: "Angel", "Leverage", "The Libarians") (--Note: According to IMDB, he's good friends w/ Jensen), Alex Kingston (TV: "ER", "Doctor Who" (UK), "Arrow", "A Discovery of Witches" (UK)), Rahul Kohli (TV: "iZombie"), Kristin Kreuk (TV: "Smallville", "Beauty and the Beast") (--Note: Jensen's former co-star from "Smallville"), Andrew Lincolin (TV: "The Walking Dead"), Tristin Mays (TV: "MacGyver"), Eddie McClintock (TV: "Bones", "Warehouse 13"), John C. McGinley (TV: "Scrubs", "Stan Against Evil"; DCAU: TV: "Justice League Unlimited" - Voice: Ray Palmer / The Atom), Rose McIver (TV: "iZombie"), Ben Menelsohn (TV: "Bloodline"; Films: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story", "Ready Player One", "Captain Marvel"), Silas Weir Mitchell (TV: "Grimm"), Scott Patterson (TV: "Gilmore Girls") (--Note: Jared's former co-star from that series), Chelsea Peretti (TV: "Brooklyn Nine-Nine"), Pauley Perrette (TV: "NCIS"), Danny Pino (TV: "Cold Case", "Mayans M.C."), CCH Pounder (TV: "Warehouse 13", "NCIS: New Orleans"; DCAU: TV: "Justice League Unlimited" - Voice: Amanda Waller), Sasha Roiz (TV: "Warehouse 13", "Grimm"), Rebecca Romign (Films: "X-Men" original trilogy; TV: "Ugly Betty", "The Librarians"), Michael Rosenbaum (TV: "Smallville"; DCAU (TV/Films) Various / Voice of Wally West / The Flash) (--Note: Jensen's former co-star from "Smallville"), Matt Ryan (TV: "Constantine" / 'Arrow-verse'), Andy Samberg (TV: "Brooklyn Nine-Nine"), Allison Scagliotti (TV: "Drake & Josh", "Warehouse 13"), Tamara Taylor (TV: "Bones"), David Tennant (TV: "Doctor Who" (UK), "Broadchurch" (UK) / "Gracepoint" (US), "Jessica Jones"), Lucas Till (Films: "X-Men" prequels; TV: "MacGyver"), Gina Torres (TV: "Firefly" (Film: "Serenity"), "Suits"), Alan Tudyk (TV: "Firefly", "Doom Patrol" (Upcoming Streaming TV Series for 'DC Universe'); Animated Series: "Star vs. the Forces of Evil", "Big Hero 6: The Series" (+ the film that came before it); Film: "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story"), Bitsie Tulloch (TV: "Grimm"), Bree Turner (TV: "Grimm"), James Urbaniak (TV: "The Venture Bros."), Milo Ventimiglia (TV: "Gilmore Girls", "Heroes", "This Is Us") (--Note: Jared's former co-star from "Gilmore Girls"), Michael Weatherly (TV: "NCIS", "Bull") (--Note: Jensen's former co-star from "Dark Angel"), Perdita Weeks (Film: "Ready Player One"; TV: "Magnum P.I."), Noah Wyle (TV: "ER", "Falling Skies", "The Librarians"), Steven Yeun (TV: "The Walking Dead"); (Various actors from TheCW's 'Arrow-verse' --Including: "Black Lightning" and the upcoming, "Batwoman")
Return(s):
Rob Benedict (TV: "Kings of Con"), Sterling K. Brown (TV: "This Is Us"; Film: "Black Panther"), Katie Cassidy(-Rodgers) (TV: "Arrow"), Lauren Cohan (TV: "The Walking Dead", "Whisky Cavalier")*, Mark Sheppard (TV: "Battlestar Galactica", "Leverage", "White Collar", "Warehouse 13", "Doctor Who" (UK), "Doom Patrol"), Emily Swallow (TV: "The Mentalist", "Timeless")
(* = Maybe Bela Talbot could be one of the entities that got out of hell/purgatory in the Season 14-finale. By now, possibly a spirit or has become a demon. If a demon, maybe just a regular one, a crossroads demon or even one that has risen through the ranks. In terms of returning topside, amongst the living, Bela has found a way back to her own body to use as a meat suit. With her skill set as a thief / supernatural artificat procurer (back in Season 3), seems reasonable she could pull that off. If not that, maybe comes back possessing a character we've seen before or an actor I would like to see guest star on the show... Like say: Freema Agyeman ("Doctor Who", "New Amsterdam"), Katie McGrath ("Merlin", "Supergirl"), Georgia Moffett ("Doctor Who", "Merlin"), Jaime Murray ("Warehouse 13"), Perdita Weeks ("Magnum P.I."). That's if Bela is being sedimental or is very attached to her British identity. (Also, on the casting list, I would like to mention Lexa Doig (--I know she already appeared on the series as a different character back in Season 5, Episode: "The End"--but maybe as that character in the main-verse / timeline of events or as a different one entirely--) and Katrina Law. Both have recurring roles on "Arrow" and aren't British. But, I think their performances and characters on "Arrow" are great and prove they could play Bela. Now, back to character details. It would be interesting to see her character get more developed. Maybe she's as bad as before or as the rest of the demons or comes back redeemed or somewhat good / helps the Winchesters and company; in kind to selfish ends / means / like what's in it for her or not go back to hell / purgatory...)
Location(s):
Big Sur (and/or) Bakersfield / Carmel / Moss Landing / Monterey, California; Dallas (and/or) San Antonio, Texas (--Jensen and Jared's hometown/where they were born/from --Or: Austin where Jared has residence/lives); New Orleans, Louisiana; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (--Note: This time not passing it off as some other U.S. location)
Creature(s)/Supernatural Being(s):
Baba Yaga (Supernatural Being(s) from Russian folklore / fairytales; Witch?), Befana (Italian Folklore; 'Christmas Witch'), Chimera (Greek Myhology), Harpy (Greek / Roman Mythology), Kelpie (Type of water spirit from Scottish folklore), Krampus (Centrel European Folklore; Christmas), Sirin (Russian Mythology / Legends)
Music:
Composition:
"Cliffs of Dover" (Eric Johnson, 1990)
Songs w/ Lyrics:
"Season of the Witch" (Donovan, 1966), "Red House" (the Jimi Hendrix Experience, 1966), "Outside Chance" (The Turtles, 1966), "Hurdy Gurdy Man" (Donovan, 1968), "Spirit in the Sky" (Norman Greenbaum, 1969), "Lookin' Out My Back Door" (1970) (and) "Up Around the Bend" (1970) (and) "Have You Ever Seen the Rain?" (Creedence Clearwater Revival, 1971), "Desperado" (The Eagles, 1973), "Radar Love" (Golden Earring, 1973), "The Ballroom Blitz" (The Sweet, 1973) (--
YouTube: ...(Official Music Video)) (--Note: The best parts of the song were featured in a/some version(s) of trailer(s) for "Suicide Squad" (Ayer, 2016), but not the in film proper/itself.), "Keep on Tryin'" (Poco, 1975), "Go Your Own Way" (Fleetwood Mac, 1976) (+ "The Chain", 1977), "You Make My Dreams" (Hall & Oates, 1980), "Shout" (Tears for Fears, 1984), "Running Up That Hill" (Kate Bush, 1985, UK) (--Great covers by: Placebo (2003), Meg Myers (2019) --Remember first hearing the Placebo version in an episode of "Bones" (2.11) 'Judas on a Pole', 2006), "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" (Tears for Fears, 1985), "It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" (R.E.M., 1987), "Cult of Personality" (Living Colour, 1988), "I Hate Myself for Loving You" (Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, 1988) (--Note: Love this song and it's use in the 2018 Spielberg film, "Ready Player One"!), "Personal Jesus" (Depeche Mode, 1989), "We Didn't Start the Fire" (Billy Joel, 1989), "Enjoy the Silence" (Depeche Mode, 1990), "Head Like a Hole" (Nine Inch Nails, 1990), "Man in the Box" (Alice in Chains, 1991), "Losing My Religion" (R.E.M., 1991), "Heart-Shaped Box" (Nirvana, 1993), "One of Us" (Joan Osborne, 1995), "More Human than Human" (White Zombie, 1995) (--Note: Rob Zombie was a member of this band), "Heaven Beside You" (Alice in Chains, 1996), "Psycho Man" (Black Sabbath, 1998), "Dragula" (Rob Zombie, 1998), "Living Dead Girl" (Rob Zombie, 1999), "Otherside" (Red Hot Chili Peppers, 2000), "No One Knows" (Queens of the Stone Age, 2002) (-- (and) "Go with the Flow", 2003), "Like A Stone" (and) "Show Me How to Live" (Audioslave, 2003), "Precious" (Depeche Mode, 2005), "Only" (and) "The Hand That Feeds" (Nine Inch Nails, 2005)
Reference / Homage(s):
Film(s):
"The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" (Wiene, 1920, Germany) (--Early horror / 'silent' film / German Expressionism) (--Rob Zombie / Joseph Kahn's 1999 music video for "Living Dead Girl" paid homage/did their take on it/adapted like)
TV:
"The Twilight Zone" (1959 - 1964) (--Note: Maybe w/ a nod to the reboot on CBS All Access presently by Jordan Peele?)
Storyline(s):
Character(s) replace Chuck Shurley / Caver Edlund / 'God' as God (Maybe: Amara / The Darkness, Castiel, Jack, and/or committee of gods/angels instead of just one god/God alone - like a democracy or something...)
Trope(s): Characters/Casting (Versions) / Alternate Universe/Timeline / Multi-verse (Time travel / AU (or other timeline / dimension - ex. Apocalypse World of Season 13) has been used before and m-v. was sort of hinted at in the Season 14-finale...I think...) / Gender Swap (Dream/Spell/Hallucination?) (Or fanfiction / fan convention / alternating story line /universe like the "book" versions by Chuck Shirley / Becky and/or thinking along the lines of sort of like "Adventure Time" (Animated series, 2007 / 2010 - 2018, Cartoon Network) - Ice King's fanfiction / female versions of Finn and Jake: Fiona and Cake.) (Other alt. versions of lead characters: from / set in the UK / England, brother and sister instead of two brothers, different race/ethnicity or sexual orientation / of the LBGTQ+ community.)
- Gender Swap: Casting Ideas: ex. Sophia Bush ("Chicago P.D.") as Dean (or: "Deanna" like Mary Winchester's mother whom Dean was named after) and Bitsie Tulloch ("Grimm") as Sam ("-/Samantha") (--Technically, Bitsie is about a year older than Sophia...but I think they are a good fit for those roles.)
- Version: UK / England: ex. Bradley James ("Merlin") as Dean and Domhnall Gleeson ("Harry Potter" films, "Star Wars" - current trilogy) as Sam (--Yes, I know, both actors were born in 1983 and are about 4-5 months apart in age... They do have the height thing, where the younger sibling is taller than the older. Bradley is 6' and Domhnall is 6'1". Yeah, not by much...) (Oh! If there was a UK version of the series or AU within' the series... I would love to see David Tennant ("Doctor Who", "Jessica Jones") as Castiel!)
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(See: Tags ('jensen ackles', 'spn') for past blog entries about past ideas/what I would like to see Jensen Ackles do outside of / during "Supernatural" and/or after the series concludes sometime next year. I apologize that some of the lists for the actor are under just 'spn' and not by his name. May need to update / make another one one of these days... To feature current interests (ex. "Brooklyn Nine-Nine") and/or new projects that come up for the big or small screen (ex. "Batwoman" and/or the 'Arrow-verse' in general).)
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Comics:
"Hellboy" (Dark Horse Comics, Mike Mignola, 1994 - 2019?) (Also: "B.P.R.D.", 2002 - 2019?)
"Fables" ((DC Comics)/Vertigo, Bill Willingham, 2002 - 2015)
"Justice League Dark" (DC Comics, The New 52, Peter Milligan / co., 2011 - 2015)
"Scarlet Witch" (Marvel Comics, James Robinson, 2015 - 2017)
Manga:
"Hellsing" (Kouta Hirano, 1997 - 2008, Japan) (--English Publisher: Dark Horse Comics)
"Shaman King" (Hiroyuki Takei, 1998 - 2004, Japan) (--Viz Media / Shonen Jump)
Films:
Live-Action:
"Hellboy" (del Toro, 2004)
"Hellboy II: The Golden Army" (del Toro, 2008)
"It" (Muschietti, 2017) (Sequel: "It: Chapter Two" - Release Date / US: 9/6/19)
TV:
Animation:
"Chrono Crusade" (Anime; Gonzo, 2003 - 2004, Japan)
"Soul Eater" (Anime; Bones, 2008 - 2009, Japan)
"Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood" (Anime; Bones, 2009 - 2010, Japan)
"Marvel Anime: Blade" (Madhouse, 2011, Japan/US)
"Gravity Falls" (Disney Channel / Disney XD, 2012 - 2016)
"Tokyo Ghoul" (Anime; Pierrot, 2014 - 2015?, Japan)
"Mob Psycho 100" (Anime; Bones, 2016 - 2019, Japan)
Live-Action:
"The X-Files" (1993 - 2002; 2016 - 2018, FOX)
"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997 - 2003, TheWB / UPN)
"Angel" (1999 - 2004, TheWB)
"Warehouse 13" (2009 - 2014, SyFy)
"Haven" (2010 - 2015, SyFy)
"Grimm" (2011 - 2017, NBC)
"Sleepy Hollow" (2013 - 2017, FOX)
"Constantine" (2014 - 2015, NBC)
"The Librarians" (2014 - 2018, TNT) (More info, see:
Wikipedia: The Librarian (franchise))
"iZombie" (2015 - 2019, TheCW)
"Lucifer" (2016 - Present, FOX / Netflix)
"Stan Against Evil" (2016 - 2018, IFC)
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Release Date(s):
TV:
(5/2): "iZombie" (2015 - Present, TheCW; Season 5 / Final Season - Premieres This Thurs., 8:00 PM/PST)
(5/8): "Lucifer" (2016 - Present, Fox, Netflix; Season 4 (10 Episodes) Premieres/Released for Streaming)
(6/12): "Krypton" (2018 - Present, SyFy; Season 2 Premieres)
(TBA): "Dracula" (TBA/Upcoming/Mini-Series, BBC One/Netflix; Created by: Steven Moffat / Mark Gatiss; Info./News:
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