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x5valeNew Sera Gamble interview, here
Some things under the cut, since they asked not to repost the whole interview.
This:
With half a season as showrunner under her belt, Sera takes the opportunity to explain why she and the other producers decided to give this season a noir feel, why they ran with the soulless Sam story line, what went into reconstructing Sam's character, what’s coming up for the brothers in terms of their relationship, what it’s been like creating the character Death, what’s coming for Castiel, Samuel, monsters and others, why a civil war in Hell is just another day at the office for demons, and how there’s another exotic trip coming in Sam and Dean’s future (with a fun twist of course).
This is the only thing she said about Dean:
Question: WFB: Oh, poor Dean. You’ve shown how capable he can be as a family man (“Two and a Half Men” is particularly swooning) yet the universe still drags him into the horrors of hunting (his confession in “You Can’t Handle The Truth” is particularly heart breaking). On top of that, his own brother hasn’t been there for support and even put him in harms way. Will he continue to carry on as reluctant hero or will he gravitate more toward that fighting spirit and purpose he had in earlier seasons?
SG: I think there’s always been a bit of the reluctant hero in Dean, and there’s also always been a true free spirit in him. It’s part of what makes him such a complex and interesting character—that duality.
She said we'll hear again about Adam.
ETA
Just read some of the comments there...looks like that Alice is really not very open to listen to some very well put critics.
Some things under the cut, since they asked not to repost the whole interview.
This:
With half a season as showrunner under her belt, Sera takes the opportunity to explain why she and the other producers decided to give this season a noir feel, why they ran with the soulless Sam story line, what went into reconstructing Sam's character, what’s coming up for the brothers in terms of their relationship, what it’s been like creating the character Death, what’s coming for Castiel, Samuel, monsters and others, why a civil war in Hell is just another day at the office for demons, and how there’s another exotic trip coming in Sam and Dean’s future (with a fun twist of course).
This is the only thing she said about Dean:
Question: WFB: Oh, poor Dean. You’ve shown how capable he can be as a family man (“Two and a Half Men” is particularly swooning) yet the universe still drags him into the horrors of hunting (his confession in “You Can’t Handle The Truth” is particularly heart breaking). On top of that, his own brother hasn’t been there for support and even put him in harms way. Will he continue to carry on as reluctant hero or will he gravitate more toward that fighting spirit and purpose he had in earlier seasons?
SG: I think there’s always been a bit of the reluctant hero in Dean, and there’s also always been a true free spirit in him. It’s part of what makes him such a complex and interesting character—that duality.
She said we'll hear again about Adam.
ETA
Just read some of the comments there...looks like that Alice is really not very open to listen to some very well put critics.
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Date: 2011-01-25 10:51 pm (UTC)I know, Fringe can hurt us but I do hope the fans will stick around, I still think SPN is worth watching even if I am not excited about it as I used to be.
How are you btw?
*hugs*
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Date: 2011-01-25 11:16 pm (UTC)Am waiting on a new car, there's a bonus...and waiting and waiting LOL It is Australia Day here, so holiday and I am still working LOL Got start to pay the car I haven't got yet off LOL
You and yours still well?
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Date: 2011-01-25 11:41 pm (UTC)I am glad the water has gone...