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The Title of the episode 6.18 will be “Your Time Is Gonna Come”

Thanks to Andreas and Lere.

The title changed to “My Heart Will Go On” and will feature a woman called “Altropos”.
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February, 24 2011:

According to The CW Primetime this episode will now be the 17th of the season and the Title was renamed to “My Heart Will Go On“.

6.17 – “My Heart Will Go On” will be aired on Friday, April 15.

Source: Spoiler-tv

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Set Pics and Spoilers – Set Pictures – Episode Stills – The CW Trailer
The CW Trailer 02 – The CW Clip – Sera Gamble Preview

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Episode Description:

SAM AND DEAN TEMPT FATE — After Balthazar (guest star Sebastian Roche) changes history and keeps the Titanic from sinking, Fate (guest star Katie Walder) intervenes and begins killing those that would have died on the ship. Castiel (Misha Collins) tells Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) that Fate is very upset with the two of them and the only way they can stay alive is to kill her.

Mike Rohl directed the episode written by Bret Matthews.

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The CW publicist Suzanne Gomez posted some teases and quotes from this episode:

Love Balthazar. Dude is hilarious. #Supernatural 4/15/11

“Sorry, u have me confused with the other angel. You know the one in the dirty trench coat who’s in love with you?” Balthazar #Supernatural

Oh Bobby. #SadSupernaturalmoment

HOLY!….That scene actually made me gasp out loud. #Supernatural 4/15/11

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‘SUPERNATURAL’: A TITANIC-SIZED TWIST
Has the wait been long enough for you? Well, lucky for you, the first new episode of Supernatural in six weeks is all you’ve been waiting for — a little mythology, a lot of one-liners, and a heck of a twist.

In the April 15 episode, titled “My Heart Will Go On,” Sam and Dean find themselves in an altered reality where everything — from the not-Impala they drive (horror!) to the career of Celine Dion — is different as a result of the Titanic not sinking. But once Supernatural fans get a glimpse of how the ship’s safe arrival to the U.S. affects the world, you might find yourself wishing, like Balthazar (who’s behind the altered world), that the ship never sank. Particularly when you see the circumstances under which Ellen (Samantha Ferris) returns to the fold. If you, like me, bawled like a baby when she and Jo (Alona Tal) were killed off last season, you might shed more than a tear during this episode.

Also great? Many bromantic moments between Dean, Sam, and the “dirty-trenchcoat-wearing angel who’s in love” with them. Not my words.
Source: EW

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Unless a certain network is looking for a fight, I’m guessing Supernatural is well on its way to renewal. I say that as a fan, of course. And as a warning [cracks knuckles]. On the matter of scoop, I’ll take Supernatural for $400. You know the alternate Titanic-twisted world I mentioned last week? Here’s one change you didn’t see coming in the alt-verse: Bobby’s salvage business has a different name — B & E Scrap Yard. This fact is more important than you think.
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Zap2it caught up with Beaver at PaleyFest’s “Supernatural” event on Sunday to see whether the death would have a lasting emotional impact on Bobby.

Beaver assures us that Bobby didn’t walk away from Rufus’ grave unscathed, which we’ll see in the upcoming episode “My Heart Will Go On.” He says, “That deals a little bit with Bobby’s response to Rufus’s death. There’s some resolution there.”

It’s an episode in which Sam and Dean wake up in a world in which the Titanic never sank.

“Balthazar didn’t like the movie,” executive producer Sera Gamble tells us, “so he decided to go back in time, and he un-sunk the ship. We have all these explanations as to how that could have happened.” She laughs. “There were a lot of mental knots that we had to untangle to figure that episode out but it’s a really cool one. It’s kind of a twilight zone episode.”

Changing history has a “butterfly effect,” according to Gamble. Mary Winchester (Samantha Smith) and Ellen Harvelle (Samantha Ferris), both of whom are dead, will be back in town. Beaver teases that Bobby has some exciting scenes with Ellen.

“Put it this way,” he says, “It’s a relationship between Bobby and Ellen that nobody’s ever seen on this show before, and it was a lot of fun to play.”
Source: Zap2it

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(Not sure if it’s episode 6.17 or 6.19)
I bring you back word on the big reappearance of Momma Winchester (Samantha Smith) in one of the future episodes. Jensen Ackles hinted that her return may not be a welcomed one. “She comes back under some different circumstances. And whenever she shows her face – especially for Dean – it’s very difficult and very emotional,” he told me. “Especially when she comes back different and is trying to trick them or a demon is using her to lure them into something. We just shot a scene with Sam, who’s fantastic, and we love it when she comes back for any reason. Evil or not.”
Source: EW