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Confirmed: Supernatural Season Six

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Written by April Yorke   
Tuesday, 16 February 2010 14:17

Image credit: PHOTOGRAPH BY JOAN TEASDALEEW's Michael Auseillo, King of Scoops (or Two Scoops Magoo if you're feeling it), has revealed that the CW has renewed Supernatural for a sixth season, along with The Vampire Diaries, Gossip Girl, 90210, and America's Next Top Model. 

I watch three of those shows (quick, guess which ones!), so that's good news for me. Not so good news for the bitchy Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki of this feature from April of last year, wherein Ackles claims that they'd have to back up a Brinks truck to get him to do a sixth season and Padalecki whines about having to do photo shoots and getting famous. Alright, that's tough love from me, but, since most of my Supernatural tough love is reserved for the writers, I can stand to spread the wealth a little. 

Meanwhile, that leads me back to trying to figure out where the show is going to go with a sixth season. Again, I encourage the writers to take me up on a "Sam and Dean fix the world" season. It could be just the uplift the show needs. Besides, who is reading the Winchester Gospels after Armageddon? Is there reading in New Jerusalem along with all the farming (as Jehovah's Witness pamphlet covers have long foretold)? I mean, probably, but I still want the writers to follow up on the idea from "The Real Ghostbusters": reading the books will help raise up a new generation of hunters who choose the life rather than get sucked into it by tragedy. Wouldn't that be nice? 

Also, can Badass Bobby get his legs back? Not that he doesn't kick ass either way, but he's been kind of down lately. That's no way for Bobby to be. 

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April Yorke is a (Cult)ure Magazine contributor since Wednesday, 07 January 2009.

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