Mega Buzz

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TVGuide.com's Mega Buzz says:

I have heard the CW wants Supernatural to go on, but Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki and Eric Kripke want to leave after this season. And with Lucifer rising, it seems the show is near its end. Can you shed any light on things? — Morgan
MATT: Yes, CW boss Dawn Ostroff has indicated that she may "override" Kripke's longtime plan to end Supernatural after five seasons. And while the series' creator isn't signed on beyond this season, its two leads are. In fact, Padalecki just told io9, "My best guess is that Supernatural will go beyond Season 5" —possibly sans Kripke. Inconceivable, you say? Smallville minus original bosses Al Gough and Miles Millar, I say.

My opinion? As long as the show doesn't turn into "season 3" again with yet another almighty/super-smart/super-beautiful/super-elegant female heroine that would "put the Winchesters in their place" every other episode, I'm game.

How about a scoop on the upcoming Stargate Universe? — Aled, in Wales
MATT: When SGU debuts on Sci Fi Channel Oct. 2 — at which point, remember, Sci Fi will be known as SyFy — viewers will be quick to pick up on the special something that sets this Stargate apart from any predecessors. As one source tells me, "Death is a big part of this show." So, I'd tread very, very carefully when getting attached to people you think will be series regulars.

Err, no, thank you but no. A quote like "Death is a big part of this show." should actually make me watch? For real? *disbelief* That's the reason I stopped watching BSG, because of all the depressive, dark crap that was going on there.