Supernatural Season 3 will be coming to DVD in one week- so make sure you have your order in to watch season 3 before the new episodes air in September! Season 3 on Blu-Ray will ship in November FYI.
Jensen Ackles, Eric Kripke and Sera Gamble talk about season 4 and what to expect - interview was at Comic Con in July. Jensen talks about Dean reuniting with the Impala- good stuff!
Eric Kripke with the CW Source talking more about Season 4 and what to expect- without giving anything away as he is prone to do…..
DVD Preview! Here is the gag reel that was shown at Comic Con!
An Interview with Sera Gamble, Producer and Writer for Supernatural
A sweet monster and a very logical bear Supernatural’s season 3 ended on the kind of cliffhanger that gets viewers yelling at their TV sets and counting the days to the new episodes. With season 4 starting on September 18th, we caught up via email with producer and writer Sera Gamble to try to eke out some hints about they mysteries of season 4.
Read on to hear about why the showrunners are as excited as the fans, Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean Winchester (Jensen Ackles) going old school, Dean’s state of mind, and horror-movie hair.
Firefox News: The writer’s strike cut season 3 short. Meanwhile, time was running down on Dean’s deal. Has having a full season ahead and Dean no longer in the process of dying affected the atmosphere working on season 4?
Sera Gamble: Yeah, I suppose we are in a different head space this season. Worrying about when we were going to shut down was no fun. And we came into this season with an embarrassment of riches, because we inherited some of the storyline we didn’t get a chance to tell last year. So, we’re in a happy place.
FFN: What’s Sam been doing while Dean was in hell? Will he resemble how he was without Dean in “Mystery Spot” — emotionally shut off and completely focused on hunting?
SG: Tune in and find out!
FFN: Can you tell us what Dean’s state of mind will be like at the beginning of season 4?
SG: Confused – there’s a lot of mystery surrounding his return. I can’t say much about it yet. Just what I’m sure you were already assuming: when he starts to get answers, he doesn’t like ‘em all that much.
FFN: Will season 4 reveal how Dean got out of hell?
SG: Yes.
FFN: Is there a season 4 script you’ve written or are working on now that you’re particularly excited about? Or a story that you’re eager for viewers to see that you’re allowed to talk about?
SG: I’m very excited for the premiere to air. Eric wrote it and Kim Manners directed it; I think they both outdid themselves. So did the actors. It’s an all-around fantastic episode. One of my favorites. I wrote the second episode. It was a blast because I got to bring back some of my favorite characters. After the first two episodes air, we’ll be freer to talk about what’s really going on this season. I’ll be happy about that. I hate being this cagey about everything.
Right this second, I’m in the thick of writing a two-parter with Eric; it’ll air as episodes 9 and 10. We’re both excited by it. The case that pulls Sam and Dean in is very evocative and unusual and cool. And it has a great cliffhanger. It’s gonna feel like a long week in between those two episodes, if we do our jobs right.
