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Supernatural: some very interesting episode title choices so far
What's in a title? A lot when you're talking Supernatural.
Well, as we all know Eric Kripke, the show's creator and the writers seem to have a lot of fun with episode titles. The fifth season is shaping up to be no different in uniqueness. More times than not the episode titles chosen can have a whole bag of worms in meaning and other times it's for a joke, so to speak (tongue and cheek) humor Kripke style.
As expected there have been a few changes and I wouldn't put it past them to change a couple or so before they actually air on TV, so we'll see. Right now, these are the current working titles for episodes 1-10 or to follow real numbering for TV, you'll see the season year and the episode number. For example: 5.01 would be Season 5, Episode 1.
Here we go:
5.01 -- Sympathy for the Devil
5.02 -- Good God, Y'all
5.03 -- Free to Be You and Me
5.04 -- The D**chebag of Oz (If you remember they used this word with an epi title in Season 4)
5.05 -- Fallen Idols (Formerly called Celebrity Skin)
5.06 -- I Believe the Children are Our Future (Formerly called Misery of Heaven)
5.07 -- To Hell and Back
5.08 -- Where the Hell are you Damn God? **There's been a little controversy with this one**
5.09 -- Are you there God? It's me Sam Winchester
5.10 -- My Own Colt
Episodes 5.11 through 5.22 to be announced as they are made available.
Official Episode Description for episode 5.01 "Sympathy for the Devil":
APOCALYPSE NOW — Picking up where the finale left off, Dean (Jensen Ackles) and Sam (Jared Padalecki) watch as the Devil (guest star Mark Pellegrino, “Lost”) emerges from Hell. The brothers and Bobby (Jim Beaver) deal with the aftermath of Lucifer rising and the stunning news from Chuck the Prophet (guest star Rob Benedict) that Castiel (Misha Collins) was blown to bits by the archangels. Robert Singer directed the episode written by Eric Kripke (#501). The CW
Casting Call Info for episode 5.06:
[JESSE] 11-year-old boy (10-13 to play 11), he is a smart and sad all-American kid who is wise beyond his years and way too serious for his age - and has a real independent streak. Adopted as an infa nt, he has no idea of his lineage, simply perplexed by his uncanny powers. A firm believer in all things kid-like, such as the Tooth Fairy and the danger of joy buzzers. He is faced with a very grown up decision. Please denote age next to your suggestions ...RECURRING GUEST STAR
[JULIA] In her early 30s, mousy and pale, Julia looks like she hasn't had a good night's sleep in about eleven years. Sort of meek, she becomes overtaken by a dark, dark force...GUEST STAR
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