Post by jensenackleslover on Aug 11, 2007 18:57:22 GMT -5
This is a new article I read from Producer Eric Kripke of Supernatural. He explains Season 3 for us. This is what he said.
Kripke says that the series will return to a simpler season-long mythology focusing on the ongoing war between good and evil. "There's so much we're paying off," he said. "I feel the mythology was great in season one. I think the stand-alones were great in season two. But I think the mythology of season two was just okay. It was too complicated. It wasn't as visceral as 'find dad.' And in season three we're back to a really visceral mythology, which is 'It's war, what do we do?' And so we're really excited about that mythology, and we feel, again, it's going to be the most exciting season yet.'
Still, Kripke doesn't intend to leave behind the show's "bread and butter" stand-alone episodes, which will continue to explore various urban myths. One of these will even inform an upcoming Christmas episode. (more info on this after the spoiler space)
Supernatural returns Oct. 4 and will air Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
Sounds good to me. What do you guys think?
Kripke says that the series will return to a simpler season-long mythology focusing on the ongoing war between good and evil. "There's so much we're paying off," he said. "I feel the mythology was great in season one. I think the stand-alones were great in season two. But I think the mythology of season two was just okay. It was too complicated. It wasn't as visceral as 'find dad.' And in season three we're back to a really visceral mythology, which is 'It's war, what do we do?' And so we're really excited about that mythology, and we feel, again, it's going to be the most exciting season yet.'
Still, Kripke doesn't intend to leave behind the show's "bread and butter" stand-alone episodes, which will continue to explore various urban myths. One of these will even inform an upcoming Christmas episode. (more info on this after the spoiler space)
Supernatural returns Oct. 4 and will air Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
Sounds good to me. What do you guys think?
