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Supernatural - Episode 7.04 - Defending Your Life - Sneak peek #2 with Sera Gamble

12 Oct 2011

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16 comments:

  1. klutzy_girl12 October 2011 at 22:53

    Awesome! And I knew killing Amy was Dean's big secret they were talking about! So cannot wait until Friday.

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  2. Matan Bahar12 October 2011 at 23:06

    Impala! Guilt! Secrets! Gods! Alona Tal! Idjits!

    Is it Friday yet?!

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  3. David Fischer12 October 2011 at 23:21

    LOL @ Bobby and Sam's reaction shot!

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  4. comicfangirl12 October 2011 at 23:30

    Seriously killing Amy is the big secret?

    If so I'm disappointed, with all the possibilities for big secrets I really think the writers should come up with something better.
    I do hope the secret is something exciting and scary not what hunters do, killing a monster that has eaten people and is likely to do so again.

     

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  5. MeatyStakes12 October 2011 at 23:49

    I'm with you. Dean killed a monster behind his brother's back *le gasp*, but after they jumpstarted the apocalypse everything falls short.

    I dunno, could it have been something more shocking?, like he bought a condo in boca raton or plans to join a traveling circus.

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  6. Katie122713 October 2011 at 00:03

    If I remember correctly I think jensen said something about that secret being take care of quickly and he still doesn't know about the big one (I think they were filming episode 7 or 8 when the interview took place)

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  7. Bruce_F13 October 2011 at 01:01

    I think you just wrote a Supernatural commercial.

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  8. CyanaT13 October 2011 at 01:09

    Yes, that's what recall from Jensen's recent interview, too, that killing Amy is not "Bigger Secret" Dean keeps, and IIRC Jensen didn't know  yet what his "secret" was and *I think* they were either well into filming 7.08 or may have just started filming 7.09.  Lying about NOT letting Amy "go" is small potatoes in Winchesterland. 

    If/when Sam finds out he'll be upset about her death and more upset that Dean lied but I think Sam will see the event through Dean's eyes and accept it because that's "an in character" thing for Sam to do.  He may have had empathy and gratitude for what Amy did to save him but he'll be more concerned about Dean's mental state because Osiris targets "guilty hearts", I don't *know* if the "Amy-thing" will eventually come to light in 7.04 but Sam knows Dean has an established history of feeling guilty for a lot of outcomes that were beyond his control.   

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  9. Supernatural_Loving_Fan86713 October 2011 at 01:37

    Shaula Dfn and Kati actually proved that it wasn't the big secret back in the What did you think thread for episode 3. This is what Shaula Dfn showed of the interview.

    The Season 7 synopsis said something like, "Dean struggles under the
    weight of a secret that threatens to tear them apart." Does that relate
    to the trial, or is it something separate?

    JA: That's something separate.



    Can you tease anything about it?

    JA: [vehemently shakes his head] You know why? Because I don't know. They tease me just as much as they tease you!

    Apparently this secret will also be resolved in a few episodes (heard that somewhere else, can't remember where though). Even though I would have been fine with this secret, the thought that there's another unknown one is exciting. I wonder if it will have anything to do with why Dean's eyes bled in Bloody Mary? I heard that Erik Kripke had confirmed at the LA Con in 2008 that it was because of a dark secret. 

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  10. Julia13 October 2011 at 04:59

    God, of course Dean's at risk for something that targets guilty people. He feels guilty about pretty much everything.
    I'm excited to see what Dean's big secret is. I hope it's something juicy and not something lame.

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  11. Mekina13 October 2011 at 06:00

    Looks awesome! Poor Sam, though. If/when he finds out Dean killed Amy...that's gonna hurt. (Oh, boys, why do you keep secrets from each other? Don't you have enough problems already?) And naturally Osiris would target Dean...who's more guilty than him? He collects guilt from everything he does!

    Oh, and Sam's hair. Yes please. Looking very long and soft. I like.

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  12. pinkphoenix198513 October 2011 at 07:14

    I knew that last episode was a set up for this one

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  13. Mia49413 October 2011 at 11:03

    Actually it would make much more sense if Dean was feeling guilty about Amy in this episode, not Jo. The Jo thing doesn't seem to have any other point than bringing Alona Tal back, who I really could have lived without.
    I mean, with all my respect for Alona. I just hate Jo and as far as I can tell from the promos, bringing her back in this episode is absolutely pointless.

    Also, hope all this hating on Dean for killing Amy ends soon.

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  14. annisa ridhany13 October 2011 at 13:22

    Killing Amy is a big problem? I don't think So. IF Dean felt Gulty to Jo, I could understand since Jo dead because she saved Dean from hellhounds

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  15. Mia49413 October 2011 at 20:35

    yeah, but Dean literally KILLED Amy with cold blood, while Jo... just died in the battlefield. There are dozens of people, whose death Dean could feel guilty about. Jo... not so much. I really don't get it.

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  16. Sesshômaru Takahashi14 October 2011 at 00:53

    Hmmm... Osiris is supposed to be a classy noble god... Not a clown or some tv show runner >_>
    Well maybe it's just a false impression, I guess it's better if I wait to see the actual episode before complaining. Still...

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