Wow, spoilers!

[katikat]

Latest Ask Ausiello brought us some awesome spoilers!

In the milestone episode, airing April 15,”a very important character will sacrifice themselves in a suicide mission,” reveals exec producer Sera Gamble. “We definitely kept in mind that this was [an important] episode. We wanted to deliver something with real scope; it’s about the Archangel Michael. Crises will come to a head for Dean and Castiel. And you’ll see characters you never thought you’d see again.” Here’s the pan I want you to use for my cake.

I think that Dean will say yes to Michael. And I really hope he does. That would be awesome!!!

As you know, the finale will revisit the Yin Yang killer story from Season 3 and feature the return of Yang herself (a.k.a. Ally Sheedy). But what you may not know is that it’ll also include a surprise twist that no one — I repeat, no one — will see coming.

Okay, now you got me curious!

I can exclusively confirm that Rena Sofer’s feisty legal eagle — who returns in Tuesday’s episode — will be back for multiple episodes in May and “set in motion a chain of events that forces Gibbs (Mark Harmon) to make a life-changing decision,” reveals exec producer Shane Brennan. And not just any life-changing decision, either. One, he says “that will impact every member of his team.”

Oh God, I really hoped that the bitch would be gone in an ep or two. They plan to keep her until the season finale? My love for the show just plummeted...

Comments

[seraphina_snape]

They plan to keep her until the season finale? My love for the show just plummeted...

Ditto, especially if they go the "love interest for Gibbs" route with it. And the season started out so great! *sighs*

~ sera

[katikat.livejournal.com]

Maybe I'll just keep downloading the eps and then watch them in one go after the season finishes...

[sharona1x2.livejournal.com]

That SPN spoiler makes me worried...

[katikat.livejournal.com]

I, on the other hand, am intrigued. That promises to be awesome!

[bodgei.livejournal.com]

I would have hoped to hear more "the brothers" in spoilers for the 100th ep and less "Dean and Michael". I've always felt that landmark eps should focus on the show as a whole and this is feeling very one sided. But it could be different when it airs.

[katikat.livejournal.com]

I'm just the opposite. I hope that the 100th ep would have a huge impact on the show mythology. After too many fillers, the show's back on track and I'm glad. And whatever happens to Dean always has an impact on Sam. But we have heard/seen a lot about Sam and Lucifer. It's not time to delve into Dean and Michael.

[bodgei.livejournal.com]

I think that the 100th ep should be important to the show mythology - but at the same time both actors should be showcased.

Most Sam centric eps have also showcased Dean (with a few exceptions) but most Dean centric shows haven't showcased Sam (again with a few exceptions) I'm just worried that something as important as a 100th ep will be onesided and that's a bit unfair.

But like I said when it airs it could be a compleatly different story.

[astri13.livejournal.com]

I think that Dean will say yes to Michael. And I really hope he does. That would be awesome!!!

I hope so, too. Michael is kick-ass - loved his entrance in TSRTS - and I want to see Jensen rock it as a powerful archangel who takes crap from absolutely nobody.

Besides, the Lucifer-Sam connection got multiple nods already, right down to Jared getting to play Lucifer. Now, I want the same for Dean and Michael.

[katikat.livejournal.com]

That's basically my sentiment. I'm glad that they decided to turn the 100th ep into a huge mythology episode, not some funny filler or something (Remember SG-1? Ouch!)