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Jensen Ackles dishes
on the Season 10 renewal, spinoff
episode
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"Supernatural" fans were over the
moon when news of The CW's long-
running drama earned an early
renewal. And Jensen Ackles -- who
plays Dean Winchester -- felt the
same way when he heard the news
that he was getting a Season 10.
"As you know, this is the tenth time
we've gotten that phone call. I will
say, it never gets old," Ackles tells
Zap2it with a laugh. "It's always a
very sweet phone call to get. We're
excited."
Ackles is looking forward to seeing
where the series will go in the future
based on Season 9's success so far.
"After looking at what the reaction
has been this season, we've seen
some of the highest ratings that
we've ever had, I think people are
really starting to respond, or they're
responding more," Ackles says. "It's
nice that after nine seasons, instead
of sizzling out, it actually seems to
be building up speed. I don't know
how that happened, but it happened
and we're happy for it."
In addition to the renewal,
"Supernatural" also spawned a
spinoff series, "Supernatural:
Bloodlines."
The backdoor pilot for the potential
new series will air as an episode of
"Supernatural" on Tuesday, April 29,
and will feature a whole new, never-
before-seen cast of characters.
Dean and his younger brother Sam
(Jared Padalecki) will be a part of the
pilot episode to kick off the new
series. "Sam and Dean head to
Chicago on a regular job, and even
though the relationship is as strained
as it is right now, they still agree to
work together and do what they can,"
Ackles teases. "So they show up in
Chicago and find some very
interesting characters and a very
interesting situation."
But don't worry, "Supernatural" fans:
The parent series won't be losing any
of its original stars to the new
spinoff.
"Unfortunately [Sam and Dean] have
got bigger fish to fry so they can't
necessarily stick around and
investigate more," Ackles reveals.
"They'd like to, but they can't. So
they've got to say, like, 'Hey, we'll
call in some backup and get you
some help, but we've got stuff to do.'
So that's how that whole situation is
introduced. But as far as the
relationship between Sam and Dean,
they put their issues aside and just
go to work. That's how we see them
in that episode."
"Supernatural" airs Tuesdays at 9
p.m. ET on The CW.
on the Season 10 renewal, spinoff
episode
http://blog.zap2it.com/frominsidethebox/2014/03/m-supernatural-jensen-ackles-dishes-on-the-season-10-renewal-spinoff-episode-and-more.html
"Supernatural" fans were over the
moon when news of The CW's long-
running drama earned an early
renewal. And Jensen Ackles -- who
plays Dean Winchester -- felt the
same way when he heard the news
that he was getting a Season 10.
"As you know, this is the tenth time
we've gotten that phone call. I will
say, it never gets old," Ackles tells
Zap2it with a laugh. "It's always a
very sweet phone call to get. We're
excited."
Ackles is looking forward to seeing
where the series will go in the future
based on Season 9's success so far.
"After looking at what the reaction
has been this season, we've seen
some of the highest ratings that
we've ever had, I think people are
really starting to respond, or they're
responding more," Ackles says. "It's
nice that after nine seasons, instead
of sizzling out, it actually seems to
be building up speed. I don't know
how that happened, but it happened
and we're happy for it."
In addition to the renewal,
"Supernatural" also spawned a
spinoff series, "Supernatural:
Bloodlines."
The backdoor pilot for the potential
new series will air as an episode of
"Supernatural" on Tuesday, April 29,
and will feature a whole new, never-
before-seen cast of characters.
Dean and his younger brother Sam
(Jared Padalecki) will be a part of the
pilot episode to kick off the new
series. "Sam and Dean head to
Chicago on a regular job, and even
though the relationship is as strained
as it is right now, they still agree to
work together and do what they can,"
Ackles teases. "So they show up in
Chicago and find some very
interesting characters and a very
interesting situation."
But don't worry, "Supernatural" fans:
The parent series won't be losing any
of its original stars to the new
spinoff.
"Unfortunately [Sam and Dean] have
got bigger fish to fry so they can't
necessarily stick around and
investigate more," Ackles reveals.
"They'd like to, but they can't. So
they've got to say, like, 'Hey, we'll
call in some backup and get you
some help, but we've got stuff to do.'
So that's how that whole situation is
introduced. But as far as the
relationship between Sam and Dean,
they put their issues aside and just
go to work. That's how we see them
in that episode."
"Supernatural" airs Tuesdays at 9
p.m. ET on The CW.
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