Screencaps from Misha’s first appearance on 24 have been added to the new designed gallery (thanks so much Nat!). There is a video clip up in the vid archive as well so head on over and check it out.

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I’ve uploaded screencaptures & a video clip from Misha’s appearance on Without a Trace. Also, I’m always looking for fanart donations so if you have any icons, animations, wallpapers, etc. you would like to donate, please email me! Thanks guys.

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Supernatural season four continues to be going great guns in the ratings, with this past week’s episode, Yellow Fever receiving a 3.25 in the overnight ratings.

Now, ALL-NEW CLIPS of next week’s Halloween-themed episode have been made available for Eclipse Magazine readers by Warner Bro. Television. Supernatural stars Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles as Sam and Dean Winchester: two monster hunting, demon fighting brothers. The episode, titled “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Sam Winchester,” will air on Thurs., 10/30 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on The CW.

In the episode, Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) investigate some strange Halloween-related deaths that are taking place in a town during the days leading up to the holiday itself. As they begin to solve the mystery, they also learn the real origins of Halloween and find themselves trying to save the entire town itself from a surprising pair of would-be assassins. Introducing Robert Wisdom (“The Wire”) as ‘Uriel,’ the episode also guest stars Misha Collins (“24”) as ‘Castiel.’ “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Sam Winchester” was written by Julie Siege and directed by Charles Beeson.

Check out the Castiel clip below and tune into the CW Network Thursday nights at 9PM EST to catch new episodes of the hit series Supernatural.

Source: Eclipse Magazine

I also uploaded screencaptures from the scene so you guys don’t have to wait until Thursday to get your Castiel fix

Misha appeared for a short minute in Over Her Dead Body, which was released this year. I’ve added screencaptures in the gallery as well as a video download for you guys. Have a fun and safe weekend everybody!

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Looks like Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean Winchester (Jensen Ackles) will be facing a new big bad during Supernatural’s November sweeps. Entertainment Weekly’s Michael Ausiello let drop some Supernatural casting news. Mark Rolston (The X-Files, Angel, Alias, Reaper, among many others) will be playing a demon named Alastair. EW.com says the character’s first air-date is November 13. (Note that the press release for the CW’s November sweeps we linked to earlier gave no details for a Novemer 13th episode of Supernatural. According to epguides.com, the Nov. 13th episode is “Hell’s Angels,” the one listed for November 20th on the press release).

The character description for Alastair describes him as a “calm and composed demon with a placid smile that belies his simmering sadism and evil. He’s one of the top demons in Hell. He’s electrifyingly powerful.
” Ausiello says an inside source on the show revealed that Alastair has some sort of connection to Lilith, the demon who once held Dean’s hell contract and is now trying to bring about the end of the world. “He knows Lilith from Hell, but it’s unclear exactly which of them is the big Big Bad — or if it’s even one of them.”

The Bros. Winchester already have a lot on their plate. A warrior angel, Castiel (Misha Collins) has stirred things up, revealing that he pulled Dean out of hell, and that Sam and Dean have to stop the apocalypse. There are family secrets and conflicts. Sam and Dean were recently faced with the spirits of some of the people they couldn’t save, in addition to a variety of classic horror movie monsters, a flesh-eating creature called a rugaru, and thanks to time travel, their family’s oldest and worst enemy, the Yellow-Eyed Demon.

And that was just within the first five episodes of the season.

Anyone else excited to see what happens next?

Source: firefox.org