Imagine how different the road so far would've been. Supernatural
getting ready to return for the rest of season 13, but it’s about to premiere a backdoor pilot forcreator Eric Kripke feels like celebrating.
On Thursday, Kripke tweeted a document filled with story ideas that he says he compiled when starting. Fans of the show will recognize a number of the ideas that ended up being used on the series, whether we’re talking about the series’ second episode, “Wendigo,” or other episodes, including “Hook Man” and “Hell House.” The list also includes smaller, more general ideas that the show has used, from ghouls and death omens to Black Dogs.
And then there are a few things the show never got around to, such as the “Faceless Gray Man who appears before hurricanes in S. Carolina.” Um… WHAT?!
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