It is always interesting how sometimes fictional stories find their place in real life. Mythology has a profound effect on our view and understanding of reality. This intense impact makes it possible for myths to cross the boundary between worlds. And we are witnessing this right now.

First, let me express my grief over death of Kim Manners - television producer and director best known for his work on The X-Files and Supernatural. I guess we all know his role in success of Supernatural. From astrological point of view Kim Manners was Eric Kripke's alter ego. They both channel mysterious darkness in their works. But that gloom is not of a same kind. I've mentioned before that Eric Kripke has Antares in his Natal Chart.

Eric Kripke, Antares, Nikolai Gogol and Supernatural


So, Kim Manners had Aldebaran in his Natal Chart. Antares, Aldebaran, Regulus and Fomalhaut are Four Royal Stars, sometimes in certain traditions referred as Four Horsemen of Apocalypse.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aldebaran#Etymology_and_cultural_significance

Aldebaran means The Follower. Kim Manners Natal Chart has conjunction of Lilith (True) with Aldebaran. Lilith signifies negative karma. Aldebaran is considered to be an evil star. So, I think it has made Kim Manners perfect for horrors.

And now we have My Bloody Valentine 3D and Friday the 13th being released. So, it's like Sam and Dean (Jared and Jensen) are rivalling both on screen and in real life.

So, it's like Supernatural is coming back to its roots after morally dubious season four semifinalee. It was really bad idea to portray demons as equally or even more powerful beings as angels. And what about those shady angels? They are not 'statue like' warriors but rather completely unsure creations or maniacally obsessed ones. In a way it was a destruction of previous achievements, even breaking SN canon and going against mythology basics. There is no turning back now, but we still can have whole Good brother vs. Evil brother thing.

I hope that we will have Sam as Evil Supernova and not as 'just some guy that went dark side'. I think that the only thing that can save Supernatural now is Super Freaking Powerful Evil Sam. It is interesting when we have shades of gray, but when we have too much of that it's just misery.

I hope we will see that it is possible to show why Dean's deeds in Hell were/are not so bad as Sam's future actions. I believe that this is the only way.