Supernatural Spoilers
Updated on May 8, 2008
Supernatural airs Thursdays at 9 p.m. on The CW. Due to the strike, 16 of the episodes will be completed. The series was renewed for a fourth season.
Episode 3.15: Time Is On My Side
Airdate: May 8, 2008
05/08 - We continue to ramp up the tension around Dean's upcoming deadline of whether or not he will be going to hell. [...] There's a good chance they'll fail to save Dean on Thursday. His soul is coming due, and the boys are getting more desperate, trying to find ways to stop it. This episode is about them trying two very different, desperate methods to save Dean. Then on top of that, it's sort of tied in with a really creepy urban legend about a couple-of-centuries-old doctor living in the woods on the East Coast who basically keeps himself alive by stealing organs...We're kind of delving into that, and it's definitely one of our creepiest episodes. There's a lot of surgery while your still alive and maggots, so that's really good times. And then we really climax our Bella storyline for the season. Lauren comes in... [...] it's not great news for her, and we show a couple of cards we've been holding onto all season, and we sort of reveal why she is, who she is and what kind of secrets she's been holding, in a way that will surprise the audience and kind of tie her into the story. Source: Kristin on E!Online- 04/21 - As time runs out for Dean, Sam convinces him to head to Eerie, Pennsylvania to investigate a possible zombie case. Instead, they discover Doc Benton (guest star Billy Drago), a real-life doctor who, in 1816, abandoned his medical practice to follow his obsession with finding the key to eternal life by drugging people and stealing their vital organs. Meanwhile, Bobby finds out where Bela is hiding, and Dean heads out to confront her, leaving Sam behind to deal with the good doctor. Dean and Bela battle it out for the last time, and Dean leaves Bela in a desperate, and possibly fatal, position. Source: The CW
- 04/14 - Dean speaks to a victim who had a kidney removed while awake. The brothers question a demon who may know who holds the contract on Dean's soul. Instead of cooperating, the demon taunts them before being exorcised, saying it looks forward to soon having home field advantage on a Winchester. Source: SpoilerFix.com
- 03/23 - "We're gonna charge full-steam into Dean's deal with the devil, because his soul is coming up due," [reveals Eric Kripe.] Adds Padalecki: "Sam is trying new and different methods to try and save Dean. In the third episode I think we have a week left of Dean's life, and we're sprinting to the finish line to beat this deal that's closing in." Source: Entertainment Weekly
- 03/07 - [The next to last episode] introduces a new hunter. Source: Firefox.org
Episode 3.16: No Rest For The Wicked
(aka "No Quarter") (Season finale)
Airdate: May 15, 2008
- 05/01 - It's 30 hours before Dean's deal with the crossroads demon is up and Dean, Sam and Bobby are searching for Lilith, who holds the contract. They discover her location and Sam summons Ruby for help despite Dean's protests. Ruby warns them they aren't ready to fight Lilith yet but they steal her knife and depart for New Harmony, Indiana. In a battle to the death, Sam, Dean and Bobby take on Lilith and all her demons in a last ditch effort to save Dean's life. Source: The CW
- 04/21 - Lilith, Sam's demonic rival from "Jus in Bello", reappears and again possesses the body of a young girl. The terrified family is tortured and telekineticly killed one by one... but not before she celebrates her birthday everyday, complete with cake. To save the surviving family members, Dean takes drastic action. Source: SpoilerFix.com
- 03/31 - "The season finale takes place on the very last day before his card gets pulled by the demon," Gamble said. "It's a fight to the finish. Several of the players that we've been watching deal with this over the course of the season will be in the episode. We said we weren't going to make it easy for them, and we've made it pretty difficult, bordering upon impossible." Will Dean survive and elude hell's clutches? "For all you know, in the fourth season it's going to be Sam with a flashlight in haunted houses with a special cell phone that calls hell," Gamble said with tongue in cheek. "Everyone has a theory. Everyone will find out soon enough. They just have to wait a few more months." Source: Sci Fi Wire
- 03/12 - I'm hearing of a huge season-ending shocker involving Dean that I'd tell you about, but, well, it involves a word I normally have to spell out with double hockey sticks. But let's just say it might be one of the biggest jaw-droppers in Supernatural history-at least in my humble, Dean-loving opinion! Source: Kristin on E!Online
- 03/07 - The season finale takes place on Dean's last day [and we will see Ellen again that day]. Source: Firefox.org [Note: According to some sources, we may not see Ellen contrary to what is reported.]
General Spoilers:
- 05/08 - Lauren will not be coming back next year. [... In Season 4,] we're gonna spend a little less time talking about giant movements and war and more time talking about the brothers' relationship and how they react to that war. I think we sort of have a new species of supernatural being that we'll be introducing in season four that will take people by surprise. [...] In terms of Mary, we're definitely delving into all of that. I think my goal is to answer those questions sooner than people are expecting us to. I think in the first half of season four we'll actually answer a lot of those questions. [...] We have the Croatoan virus on our board of ongoing mythology, and it will return in some form or another that we're working on. Source: Kristin on E!Online
- 04/23 - Alona Tal is not returning for an episode this season. Source: Ask Ausiello @ TV Guide
- 03/07 - You'll be seeing more of [Lilith]. And it won't be pretty. In coming episodes, you'll see that she's also smart. [...] Even if [Agent Henriksen] didn't survive, since when is death the last we see of people on Supernatural? [...] Ruby is invested in the demon war and in Sam; we'll see more of her in that context. As for Bela -- well, she swiped the Colt and led Henriksen to the boys, which led to a bunch of demons attacking them. Dean is pretty into the idea of killing her. Source: Firefox.org
- 01/16 - Eric Kripe reveals: No Dean-Bela hookups. They hate each other too much. If anything, Bela becomes more antagonistic. Source: Ask Ausiello @ TV Guide
- 12/13/2007 - Eric Kripe reveals: There's a fun [post-strike episode] where we bring back the Hellhounds, the bumbling ghost hunters back from Season 1. The whole show is an episode of their reality show. So we're shooting an entire show on hand-held video Blair Witch-style. Like when X-Files did their episode of Cops. It's our loving tribute to Ghosthunters on Sci Fi. Source: TV Guide Online
- 11/18/2007 - Lauren Cohan reveals: There's gonna be a face-off between Bela and another baddie on the show-someone we've seen before whom we don't like very much. [...] She may be, but she really is primarily a thief. And then as her relationship develops with the boys, we may see her other colors coming through. She is aware of how the whole demon hunting world works, because she has to be in order to get her business done. Source: Kristin on E!Online
- 11/03/2007 - Jared Padalecki reveals: In a few weeks, Gordon, played by Sterling K. Brown, who we love, comes back. He's been hunting for Sam now that he's found out he's not all human. What's going to happen to stop him is very interesting. If you remember, the Yellow-eyed Demon said to Dean, "Are you sure what you brought back is 100 percent Sam?" Keep an eye on Sam and notice the difference between Season 1 and what he does now in Season 3. It might be hinting toward something. Source: TV Guide Online
- 07/13/2007 - In an interview, Jim Beaver reveals: I just got a call from my agent. He told me they wanted me for episodes one, three and four of season three, to start shooting July 16. So that sounds pretty definite. Source: Winchester Journals
- 06/26/2007 - [It is very doubtful that Alona Tal, who plays Jo, will be back next season.] According to Alona's reps, anything is possible, but since the show hasn't done anything with her character for a long time, they're not expecting a call any time soon. Source: Kristin on E!Online
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