I don't know about you, but I greatly enjoyed Thursday's Castiel-heavy episode of "Supernatural." I thought Misha Collins gave a great performance (well, two very different and excellent performances), and the ending -- what a kicker that was.
Here's a clip from the episode:
So, two things. First, I'm interviewing Jim Beaver, who plays Bobby on "Supernatural" on Monday. In the comment area below, leave any questions you may have for Beaver (regarding his roles in "Supernatural," "Harper's Island" or "Deadwood," though I'll focus most on "Supernatural"). Thanks!
Second, I've got episode summaries for the final two episodes of "Supernatural's" addictive fourth season below (spoiler alert, yada yada).The season ends on the CW on May 14. By the way, for an interview with co-executive producer Sera Gamble about the second half of the season (the interview is non-spoilery but assumes you've watched Season 4), look here.
Here are network-provided summaries of the final "Supernatural" episodes of the season:
May 7: “When the Levee Breaks”
DEAN AND BOBBY TRAP SAM IN THE PANIC ROOM — Dean (Jensen Ackles) and Bobby (Jim Beaver) lock Sam (Jared Padalecki) in Bobby’s panic room so he can detox from the demon blood. However, as Bobby sees more seals are being broken he tells Dean they should let Sam out to help them fight the impending apocalypse. Dean disagrees and goes to Castiel (Misha Collins) for help. Sam and Dean have a big blowout confrontation. Robert Singer directed the episode written by Sera Gamble.
May 14: "Lucifer Rising"
THE BATTLE BEWTEEN HEAVEN AND HELL BEGINS — The apocalypse is coming, and Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) prepare for the fight in very different ways. Sam joins Ruby (Genevieve Cortese) on a final run to kill Lilith (guest star Katherine Boecher), while Castiel (Misha Collins) and Zachariah (guest star Kurt Fuller) tell Dean it’s time to play his part in stopping Lucifer. Eric Kripke wrote and directed the episode.
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