Eric Kripke is listening, and has something to say to Supernatural fans who are hurling a certain four-letter word in Dean's direction as a result of this week's episode.
Most simply said? "Dean is not a dick."
Read Kripke's whole statement, after the jump.
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Before the return of Supernatural Thursday Sept 18 at 9 pmET the CW check out where we last saw the Winchester boys and what cool and crazy storyline lie ahead for them this seasonWhere we left off Ruby Katie Cassidy was possessed by the demon Lilith Then she trapped the Winchester brothers and sent Dean Jensen Ackles to Hell thus fulfilling Deans contract to sacrifice his life for Sam Jared PadaleckiWhats next Dean rises from the dead The season opens four months later with the supernaturally healed elder Winchester brother digging his way out of his own grave We kick off the season with the primary mystery how did he get out who got him out and why creator Eric Kripke says Meanwhile a grieving Sam is dallying with a pretty waitress Wildfires Genevieve CorteseLucifer rising Lilith gets busy on a conspiracy aimed at unleashing the biggest baddie of all the devil himself Lucifer has been gone so long that most demons dont believ
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The season premiere of the CW's Supernatural is almost (and finally!) here, so TVGuide.com reached out to series creator Eric Kripke and beseeched him to list his all-time 10 most favorite episodes.Kripke's list is below. Give it a look, then cast your vote for your own personal favorite. We will tally the results, take note of your comments, and then present the results on Sept. 18 — aka the day fans thought could not get here fast enough.Eric Kripke's Top 10 Supernatural Episodes (in alphabetical order)"Bloodlust" "Crossroad Blues" "Devil Trap" "Faith" "Ghostfacers" "Hollywood Babylon" "Mystery Spot" "Night Shifter" "Supernatural Christmas" "What Is And What Should Never Be" Vote for your favorite of the 10 here, and then "justify" your love in Comments.
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The season opens with some bombshells teases Supernatural creator Eric Kripke who already jolted viewers when he sent Dean Winchester Jensen Ackles to Hell in Mays season finaleSeason 4 premiering September 18 at 9 pmET The CW opens four months later when Dean wakes up with no memory of his torment What happened to Dean in Hell and to [younger brother] Sam [Jared Padalecki] when he had to be a hunter by himself will slowly come to light Kripke says It gives us a nice opportunity for an internal struggle for Dean and for the brothers to surprise each otherKatie Cassidy Ruby and Lauren Cohan Bela are both gone but Jim Beaver and Steven Williams are back as geezer demon fighters Bobby and Rufus Get set for a revealing flashback to the Winchester parents teen years an homage to 1930s monster flicks and a bloody Halloween show Ileane Rudolph
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Sexy Supernatural thief Bela (Lauren Cohan) has already been sent to hell — unlike Dean, she won’t be released — and now the show’s creator Eric Kripke tells TV Guide it’s bye bye to sexy demon Ruby (Katie Cassidy) as well. “She’s great, but this was unfortunately a financial decision — purely budgetary, because creatively she was terrific," Kripke said. "I have nothing but great affection for Katie, and she was great for the show. It was a very difficult business decision about the realities we are in." Though the budget’s the same as last year, the show films in Canada and is suffering from a lousy exchange rate. There will be female characters, Kripke promises. But expect more of the love ‘em, leave ‘em or kill ‘em variety. “We have a plan that’s as exciting as any we’ve ever had of how to thread new characters in some unexpected ways,” he said, adding that the season opener will have a couple of &...
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