I don't see the network cancelling the show anytime soon. The writers and actors may feel they have taken the show as far as they can and end it themselves though. Can't see how much further the show can go on for.
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Will Supernatural end after season 8? (speculation)
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If Supernatural would get cancelled in the 7th season I'd be very surprised. They've had good ratings this season, better than any other CW show (except The Vampire Diaries) would get on the same time slot, and I can't imagine a big drop for next season. The CW would make a big mistake by cancelling it, a mistake I wouldn't have anything against though. The optimal would be to have a final season announced before it starts but since we haven't got that, I'd much rather have a december cancellation and twelve episodes or so left to wrap up the show than another full season. As much as the show kicks ass, I can't see it continuing to do so for many more seasons.Comment
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Wait, so, now you want Supernatural to be "like" Smallville and actually run face-first downhill such as SV did the past five seasons?Comment
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I don't want that, but I want it to end with them announcing it as the last season, so that they have a whole season to plan out the finale, like Smallville did with season 10. I really wouldn't want it to be cancelled in December.Comment
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You made it sound like you want extra seasons, lol. But, then again, you don't care right, you just hate SPN now, haha.
I hope it doesn't get cancelled either, but they need to look at other stats instead of ratings though: they're coming out of a "beginning" season that did frustrate some fans, Kripke and Edlund are working closely with them still but they're not contracted to do such(they could still write) and Jared and Jensen are only signed up for season seven. If all else falls apart, season eight could be a shipwreck.
If they write season seven out as they planned with season six(at first, they had a way to end it if it were a series finale), then they could pull a 24 and make a cancellation look like it were the final season anyways. I just hope they don't need to rush if they do get cancelled.Comment
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You made it sound like you want extra seasons, lol. But, then again, you don't care right, you just hate SPN now, haha.
I hope it doesn't get cancelled either, but they need to look at other stats instead of ratings though: they're coming out of a "beginning" season that did frustrate some fans, Kripke and Edlund are working closely with them still but they're not contracted to do such(they could still write) and Jared and Jensen are only signed up for season seven. If all else falls apart, season eight could be a shipwreck.
If they write season seven out as they planned with season six(at first, they had a way to end it if it were a series finale), then they could pull a 24 and make a cancellation look like it were the final season anyways. I just hope they don't need to rush if they do get cancelled.Comment
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I am referring to how season eight could become. I can see Kripke and Edlund working with them this season, but if they're still not under contract by season eight, then who knows; the originals could only just be Gamble and Singer, and that doesn't really excite me.Comment
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I am referring to how season eight could become. I can see Kripke and Edlund working with them this season, but if they're still not under contract by season eight, then who knows; the originals could only just be Gamble and Singer, and that doesn't really excite me.Comment
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Because they aren't really contracted for season seven. They're no longer producers/executive producers. It says so on the press release.Comment
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No, not saying that either, lol. They're around, but they're not contracted for it, so with that, one can think that by season eight, both Kripke and Edlund may have gone to do different things if they don't become contracted.Comment
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So, mostly it's budget/contractual reasons. I still see it as they are very active in season 7 though.Comment
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Well, yes, I said they would be active for season seven...but season eight just raises questions on wether Kripke or Edlund would decide to stay involved if they're not really obligated to stay on.
And, it also makes some sense other then story-wise on why Misha isn't a series regular anymore if they had to go through another round of budget reducing.Comment
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