SUPERNATURAL: Brotherly bond

Публикувана: 24 фев. 2014, 13:04 ч.
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Обобщени въпроси и отговори от темата *

Какви теми се обсъждат във форума?
Какви теми се обсъждат в публикациите?
Какво мисли участникът за епизода и героите в него?
* Предложените въпроси и отговори се генерират машинно от автоматизиран езиков модел на база потребителските мнения в темата. Генерираното съдържание може да е непълно, неактуално, подвеждащо или неподходящо. Вашите оценки спомагат за подобряване на модела и неговото усъвършенстване.
- Какви теми се обсъждат във форума?
  
  Форумът обсъжда телевизионния сериал "Свръхестествено" и различни аспекти на героите, сюжета и развитието на сериала. Участниците споделят мнения, впечатления и теории за различни епизоди, герои и сюжетни линии.
- Какви теми се обсъждат в публикациите?
  
  Публикациите обсъждат различни аспекти на телевизионния сериал "Supernatural", включително емоционални реакции към епизодите, предпочитания към персонажи, интервюта с актьорите и дискусии за предстоящи епизоди и сюжетни линии.
- Какво мисли участникът за епизода и героите в него?
  
  Участникът има различни мнения за епизода и героите в него. Изглежда, че е разочарован от някои аспекти на развитието на героите и сюжета, като същевременно изразява надежда за подобрение в бъдещи епизоди. Те също така споделят интересни наблюдения за паралели между различни герои и събития в сериала.
- Какво е мнението за спин-оф сериала „Bloodlines“?
- Как се развива митът за ангелите в телевизионния сериал?

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# 270 24 март 2014, 17:37 ч.

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'Supernatural' Showrunner Jeremy Carver Prepares for Finale, Spinoff

The Mark of Cain has turned Dean into something of a cold-blooded killer, and his contact with the First Blade has made the tension between Sam and Dean almost unbearable. But isn't that always the way with family?
Yahoo TV got a chance to talk with Jeremy Carver, a former writer for "Supernatural" who left to co-create the American version of "Being Human" on Syfy before returning as the showrunner last season. Currently The CW is filming a backdoor pilot for "Supernatural: Bloodlines," which will air as the 20th episode of the season on April 29. Carver talked about family, how real life creeps into fantasy, and learning that even monsters have feelings.
Are you introducing any more major story lines headed into the last few episodes of the season or are you just building to the finale now?
Well, there's a couple of things we'll be building on that you [saw] this week: Dean coming into the vicinity of the First Blade, what happens with the First Blade and the Mark of Cain. You'll see a couple little things start to crop up here and there. But yeah, at a certain point we'll be driving towards the conclusion.
Do you have plans for Season 10 already?
We have a beautiful minelike room full of yarn, thumbtacks, and Enochian symbols all mapping out Season 10. [Laughs.] No, we have ideas, but we don't have — we have this arc that we've been putting our characters on, this sort of larger mythology arc that we hinted at last season, but in terms of the nuts-and-bolts specifics, those are still to be worked out.
Did the season renewal change your storylines in any way, knowing that you'd definitely have that room?
Knowing that we had a Season 10 allowed us to rewrite the end where Sam and Dean are holding hands and going off the cliff in the Impala. We can hold off on that one for now, but other than that it's pretty much all systems go.
Will the angels-trapped-on-Earth story resolve this season or continue into the next?
I think all of that really plays into our climax in Season 9.
You've said in the past that you go where the story takes you. Where have you gone that you didn't expect to go when you became the showrunner last season?
Well, I guess, starting with Dean's relationship with Benny the vampire last year — the idea that good and evil could potentially find a way to be friends? And blurring the lines — it's a gray world, not so black and white.
But that has even stretched into this year with Crowley and his addiction to human blood. And just seeing different shades of characters, now we see a different side. That's something that all of us here have been excited about. Taking these characters that we and the audience thought we knew and really shedding a whole new light on them.
Another thing would be that the brothers seem to always have something more hurtful to say to each other than you ever thought could be said. And that's only being half facetious. I can only say that the longer you stay on the show, the more that you feel like it's a real relationship. And they're really family and they really know how to love each other and really know how to get under each other's skin. Which is basically like me and my older sisters. The more we can keep it true to life, the more the people find it relatable.