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Yes, Jeremy Carver has left.

From a Sera Gamble interview :

Gamble has taken over Eric Kripke's position as showrunner, though he remains in place as executive producer, but that's not the only shake-up in the "Supernatural" writers' room. Fan favorite Jeremy Carver is heading up the U.S. version of the BBC's beloved "Being Human," so he's no longer part of Gamble's writing staff.

"We're so happy for him," she says. "As a fan of the BBC version of the show, it's in good hands. We'll miss him on our show, but we're thrilled for him, and the door is always open, so who knows what will happen. He could be contributing. He wrote some of our best episodes. In fact, I think if you asked Eric Kripke, away from all the other writers, he'd say that 'Changing Channels' is his favorite of all of our episodes."


Read more: http://www.spoilertv.com/2010/07/supernatural-sera-gamble-interview.html#ixzz0v4b7wZxn

Jeremy Carver is a big loss and he will be missed. He wrote some of the best episodes of the series, IMO. But I wish him luck on his new show.

Julie Siege is a surprise. She was kind of hit (ITGP,SW) or miss (FI) for me though.

Dabb and Loflin started out kind of shaky but I think they have improved quite a bit, i.e. the wonderful Dark Side of the Moon. So as long as they can give me more episodes like this one, I'm good.

I just hope all new writers are required to go back and watch the show from the very beginning before they start writing their own episodes.

As some of the comments say - I am also a bit sad about Jeremy Carver's moving on to another show, but that's show business.

Apart from that, the list looks promising. And new names can mix up the cocktail and produce some fine tasting drink... I am open to anything and darn curious, judging later.

Thanks for these news, Alice. Jas