Supernatural

We have good news and bad news for Supernatural fans:

This Thursday's episode is a doozy, not to be missed. But it's also the final new installment until January 14, 2010. Ouch!

The hour features Sam, Dean and Castiel tracking down the Colt and confronting Lucifer. The trip also reunites with Bobby, Ellen and Jo, as seen in a photo below.

Mark Sheppard guest stars on "Abandon All Hope" as the character of Crowley. He's featured in the clip below:

As usual, we'll post the latest Supernatural quotes and spoilers soon after this episode ends. In the meantime, check out a few photos from it now:

Sam and Dean, prepare to meet... Sam and Dean.

The brothers are tricked into attending a fan convention this week on Supernatural. What happens from there? We can't give it all away.

But we can preview the episode. To wit:

We can also post images from "The Real Ghostbusters." Check them out below and remember to return to TV Fanatic after the episode for updated quotes and music from it:

Ready for a unique episode of Supernatural?

On Thursday's new installment, titled "Changing Channels," Dean and Sam are trapped in a series of actual TV shows. They have no idea how to escape their version of Grey's Anatomy and Law & Order.

Is this the Trickster's doing? Tune in and find out.

As always, we'll update our section of Supernatural quotes soon after the episode concludes. We hope you enjoy it!

Supernatural fans know Jim Beaver as Bobby.

But the veteran actor has appeared on a slew of well-reviewed, popular shows, from classics such as The West Wing to current hits such as Big Love.

In an exclusive interview with TV Fanatic, the affable actor talked about his long career, while hyping an upcoming episode of Supernatural he describes as "one of the most memorable we've ever had..."

TV Fanatic: Talk about the evolution of Bobby as a character on Supernatural.
Beaver: When I first shot the finale of season one, nobody said anything about this being a recurring character. But I was very pleased to come back for a second episode - Deadwood was coming to an end and I was concerned about my next job - and, by the third episode, we all began thinking Bobby could be an integral part of the show.

TV Fanatic: You have a long, impressive resume. Is there any role that stands out that Supernatural fans might not be aware of?
Beaver: Deadwood was a high point in my career in several ways, but most fans know about that. My first series was actually a sitcom called Thunder Alley. It aired for a couple years and I played the village idiot... a major departure from Bobby.

TV Fanatic: We loved Harper's Island and have to ask: Did the cast know who was getting killed off each week?
Beaver: We knew when we got each script, which was three or four days before shooting an episode. More than that, though, none of us knew if we were guilty or innocent, which was weird to play. It was a lot of fun, but there's a fine line to acting for a role when you have no idea if you're a killer.

TV Fanatic: Back to Supernatural. What's it like working with Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles?
Beaver: Who?!? [Laughs.] They are just lovely guys to work with. There's a warm feeling every time I show up on the set. They're fun, funny... have good hearts.
It's really not always the case where you have two young, handsome leads that turn out to be great guys, too.

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We weren't big fans of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.

But we're still intrigued by this week's new episode of Supernatural, which plays off that Oscar-nominated movie.

During "The Curious Case Of Dean Winchester," Dean tries to save Bobby from his gambling debt, only to end up rapidly aging due to the work of a witch. Watch the clip from it below, as Sam meets this elderly version of his brother.

We'll post the latest Supernatural quotes soon after the episode concludes.

For now, check out a few images from the hour. Click on each below...

The action is about to heat up on Supernatural... literally!

On the November 19 episode of The CW drama, Castiel will go to Hell.

“I’m on a very important recon mission in Missouri when Lucifer captures and integrates me by trapping me in a burning ring of fire using holy oil,” star Misha Collins told TV Guide Magazine. “It’s our first head-to-head.”

You can take off that trench coat below, Castiel. We doubt you're gonna need it.

On Friday's all-new episode of Supernatural, Sam and Dean come across an 11-year old that can turn fairy tales into reality.

Cool, right? Not to Castiel. He orders the brothers to take care off this youngster, creating a major dilemma for the siblings.

Check out a clip below from "I Believe the Children Are Our Future," followed by a trip of photos from the episode:

Visit our site every week for the latest Supernatural quotes, spoilers, pictures and more!

Mark Sheppard is coming to Supernatural.

As first reported by Mo Ryan of The Chicago Tribune, the actor will portray a "pivotal" demon named Crowley in this season's 10th episode.

The installment, titled "Abandon All Hope..." is the final hour of Supernatural in 2009. The show will take a month-long hiatus before returning in 2010.

But it will at least go out with a bang, as the episode is "epic" and will "definitely... have the fans on the edge of their seats going into the holiday 'hellatus,'" Ryan's source said.

Sheppard has recentlg guest-starred on Burn Notice, Leverage, Dollhouse and Warehouse 13.

This season of Supernatural focuses on the impending Apocalypse.

Some would say it's therefore apt that Paris Hilton guest stars on Friday's episode, "Fallen Idol."

During the hour, as Supernatural spoilers have spilled, Sam and Dean visit a small town where residents are murdered by famous dead icons. One zombie takes the form of Hilton, who makes a cameo, seen below:

Creator Eric Kripke at least acknowledges that fans may think Hilton's appearance on his show spells the end of the world; or at least the end of its creative storyline.

But he told Entertainment Weekly: "I don't think we're gassing up the motorcyle to jump the shark yet... it's a fun, irreverent episode about modern celebrity."

And about sex tape starring skanks that require non-stop attention, apparently.

This Thursday marks an important episode in the Supernatural lore.

Titled "The End," the installment finds Dean waking up five years in the future. He's in an abandoned city and is attacked by humans-turned-zombies that have been infected with a demonic virus.

Dean soon learns that this world exists because, in the present day, he turned down the chance to help the angels fight Lucifer. Oops! Watch a clip from "The End" below:

Relive a few Supernatural quotes from the season to get ready for this week's episode; and click on the pics below for an early look at scenes from it: