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There is this sculpture that posts pics of his work on twitter regularly. He does amazing work. I read a comment from him the other day that Jensen is the hardest to capture.

Longer version of the clip they showed on The Talk. I see Dean is back to mispronouncing words over two syllables. Sam just indulge your brother for once.

May sweeps Score card (beware there are potential spoilers for shows other than Supernatural). Ones I think could apply to Supernatrual. Characters kissing or saying I love your for the first time- Dean and Cas. (No I don;t really believe it but its for @catrox14 Possible fatality/fate left up in the air- Dean Fatality- Lucifer (hopefully), Michael, Asmodeus, Dean, maybe. Ressurections/Big returns- Bobby. I think he's going to end up in our world.

http://www.tvguide.com/news/supernatural-jack-lucifer-first-meeting/ This sounds more of the one note Jack angsting for 2.5 seconds before he decides he's loyal to the Winchesters.

I think I found what Dean was referencing with the Cartwright Twins. Oh Dean, you naughty boy. https://twitter.com/twinscartwright?lang=en

Let's hope this continues. It's hard to believe Perez has been the most competent Dean writer so far. I wonder if Gabriel is the prankster. One of the notes apparently says Ass Face. lol The notes don't look like Dean's handwriting.

I think beloved/loved equals anyone who is available and affordable. I think Naomi would fit with the episode 19 synopsis about Cas running into someone surprising.

This is why I think its Naomi.

It's how she was dressed in the tweet. You can see her Naomi outfit.

One of the characters is Naomi. There was a pic posted of her on set and it looked like she was wearing her Naomi outfit. I really hope the AU character isn't an AU Dean because that would be the biggest cop out on the Jensen isn't going to play Dean. An AU Dean is still a version of Dean. TBH, the last thing this season needs is more characters crammed in. The final two episodes are going to be so jammed packed nothing is going to make sense.

Based on spoilers, I'm guessing that Sam and Rowena confront Lucifer in ep 21 and it goes really badly. Leaving Sam injured, and beat up (again). Then Michael ends up in our world for...reasons and Jack, Gabriel, Asmodeos, Mary, Bobby, and Lucifer, Rowena, and Sam are doing...stuff. Dean figuring he needs a power boost says yes to Michael as part of a plan.

*quoted wrong post. Above quote is from @Jakes Not really. Jared and Jensen are the highest paid actors on the CW and if this a contract year salaries are most likely to go up. As for the angel imagery I don't think it means anything. There was an episode a few years back ( i can't remember what one) and there was a big picture of Michael in the back ground. Fans tweeted Jim Michaels and asked if it was significant. He was like "yes of course, we take so much care with these things." Shocker it turned out to mean nothing. Last year when they had the perfect opportunity to reference Dean's connection to Michael, they gave the spear to Sam. So I don't see any bread crumbs laid. I think its something they decided at the last minute. I still don't even know what the mainstory line or villian is this year. There are too many irons in the fire and none are getting the attention they deserve. The last thing they needed to do was add another storyline with Gabriel. If Dean is going to vessel Michael, whats the point? As for Mark P, I don't see him going anywhere, unfortunately. He was only missing from Paley because he was filming. I don't think it means anything status wise that he wasn't there. I have reservations and I know that there are multiple ways this could set Dean's character up to fail, but at this point anything is preferable to Valium Dean.

http://abc123shelby.tumblr.com/post/172497312178/scoobynatural Interesting analysis of Dean in this episode.

I don't think Jensen would mind. Jared calls him Ackles all the time. It seems like a term of affection.

It looks like we are pre-empted this week. My CW feed comes from New York and its showing a Yankee's game. That's going to effect our ratings because New York is the number one market.

Sorry if I wasn't clear, I wasn't talking about negotiating a whole story line, more like a number of episodes. For example, Michael (if that is who Jensen is playing) has to appear in at least 5 episodes. Not he must do certain things.

It's my understanding that anything can be negotiated into a contract. I heard rumors about the two main leads of a certain show who didn't get along negotiate that they were only allowed to have a certain amount of screen time together. Jared, allegedly, told someone at ACL that he and Jensen negotiated having ACL weekends off. (He said/she said source so take with grain of salt) So its not out of the realm of possibility that stars with a lot of pull can negotiate things like screen time, storylines, episodes, number of lines, hours filming per day, etc. According to Carver he planned a 6 episode arc for Demon Dean and they threw that away for Fan Fiction. So if they can drop storylines for one episode then it should work the other way. I'm not saying Jensen would do this, but since the writers have no clue where they're headed next season if they knew they had to accommodate a contract request a good show runner should be able to adapt.

I remember there being an article two years ago (at the start of s12) that Jared and Jensen had signed two year contracts. So this should be a contract year. I read that Dabb was working on something for s14, so if it is a contract year, I hope Jensen gets it in writing that this new character is supposed to last a certain number of episodes so they can't drop it again for a quirky episode.

I agree. I don't think the writers planned anything. Nothing about his season comes across as a coherent plot line. Everything feels thrown together. This new character seems to be extra incentive due to it being a contract season.

I actually agree with all your saying. The AU was totally wasted and under used. I get a lot of it was budget but they could have had our world with differences, like they did in the fate ep (I'm blanking on the name right now.) There were so many what if scenarios they could have played with but its like they didn't really know what to do with it. The different versions of the characters, TBH, I don't find them all that different. Other than Zacheriah. But given that it was a different actor bascially playing stunt angel number 2, it didn't really have that much of an impact.

I think Ketch is Ketch. I asked David at SeaCon if he thinks Ketch is going through the same journey we saw Mick going through, from seeing black and white to shades of Grey. He said yes. That getting killed caused him to lose some of the superior attitude and that it was humbling. I told him at autos that I really liked the interaction between him and Dean in The Raid and he told me I'll probably like the episode he filmed with Jensen and that we'll see more of Ketch's journey. So I think its more about David playing him a bit differently then him being a different person. For someone that only played his character for a short time, David has pretty good insight on Ketch. It's interesting listening to his thought process. Plus, David is as nice in real life as he is on twitter.

I had gotten the impression that Dean had been working on it for awhile, and when he got the TV he decided the room was ready and decide to show Sam. So even if they weren't watching TV, it possible Dean told Cas he was working on creating the room.

Also when Cas comes into the bunker and is looking for Sam and Dean, he goes right to the fortress of Deanitude. That means he had to know it was there. Which means he was sharing it with Cas before he ever told Sam of its existence.

I'd say Velma= Sam for obvious reasons Daphne= Alex. The pretty face whose kind of there and is sometimes useful. (This one is tough) Fred= Dean. Since he's the leader of the gang Shaggy= Garth. Lovable goof who is braver than he looks

I personally think context matters. Dean was telling Sam they were like the Scooby gang, and Sam commented they didn't having a talking dog. I felt like Dean was calling Cas the Scooby of their gang rather than a straight comparison to a dog, like in @Myrelle's example. Scooby is the heart of the gang and someone Dean said he'd take a bullet for. In this case, it didn't feel or come across as an insult.