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beaconchills: oh my god

beaconchills:

oh my god

THIS HAS BEEN AN AMAZING YEAR FOR SUPERNATURAL FANS SO FAR

imanangelyouassbut:

1. Gen got twitter

2. Jenen and Danneel announced that they were having a baby

3. We won not one but TWO PCAs

4. Supernatural got renewed for season 9

5. Princess Ackles, I repeat PRINCESS ACKLES

6. Misha was cast as a season regular for season 9 AND he is directing an episode

7. WE GOT THE SUPERNATURAL CREW DOING THE HARLEM SHAKE

AND it’s only March

I think we have have the best fandom and cast out there don’t you

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8. Misha singing

9. Misha posting brickpants

10. Osric saying Misha and Jensen often go to dinner together

11. crew dressing in drag

12. camera man with his pants down and a ball gag in his mouth

spn s6 vfx [x]

(Source: notahammer)

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Favorite introductions.

Favorite introductions.

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radioactivemongoose: dean copes

radioactivemongoose:

dean copes

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radioactivemongoose: dean learns a lesson in respect

radioactivemongoose:

dean learns a lesson in respect

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radioactivemongoose: the situation worsens

radioactivemongoose:

the situation worsens

Supernatural Repeat Guest Stars

earthlingonly:

I’m bored and I made a masterpost.

The moral of the story is that if you’ve ever landed a part on Supernatural there is a very good chance you will show up again. (You’re also abnormally likely to have appeared on Harper’s Island, for some strange reason.) 

So if you recognized Elizabeth in Citizen Fang and were like “dude wtf why is she in here again, just know that Benny was once Eli and Desmond used to be Marshall Todd.

Didn’t include anyone I couldn’t confirm a role for, even if IMDB listed them in more than one episode.

❝
There was a point in Supernatural where I realized I didn’t really want to be a showrunner as I was perceiving the act of showrunning. And then I came to realize later that it was mostly about 22-order runs…There’s a value in every kind of medium and everything, but to my taste and the stories I like, the pressure I like to see on a story premise, 22 episodes a year is too many. I understand it as a business model, and I understand that it’s generating — What it does is give you the chance actually to make some really, really amazing things happen…but I prefer something along the lines of the saga oriented narratives that are expressed in things like The Sopranos, Breaking Bad, Mad Men…because when you get to a 22 episode situation, you really need to have a very ironclad engine at the core of it because it has to return to this activity every week…It’s just a form of television that you could almost refer to as ritualistic. Which is beautiful, it has all these real powers…it’s the notion of the television as heart, and that is both toxic and nourishing depending on how it’s used in a family situation.

— Ben Edlund (Word Balloon podcast 8/2012) The Edlund interview is roughly the last 30 minutes of the podcast; the quote starts at 2:11:14. (via isthemachinesinging)

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