Jag vill inte se säsongsavslutningen för SPN!
"A beloved character is killed."
Jag har en känsla av att det inte är Lucifer! 
Det är säkert Bobby eller Cas. 
Vem skulle det annars vara? 
Sam har redan dött en gång, så han kan det inte vara. 
Dean har dött ett antal gånger, om man räknar med Trickstern, och han får inte dö. 
Bobby får inte dö.
Cas får inte dö.




Jag lovar att det är Cas som dör.
Nu måste jag läsa överallt och se om Misha har skrivit på för en sjätte säsong.
Jag måste leta överallt och se om Jim har skrivit på för en sjätte säsong.

Fan vad smart jag är.
Adam kanske dör!?
Fast nej, jag är säker på att det är Bobby eller Cas.

Detta är vad Jim säger om Bobby's chanser att återvända.
Let's put it this way. Bobby ends up pretty much worse-off than anybody's ever seen him.

Det låter inte bra eftersom han setat i rullstol och dödat sin fru för andra gången.
Mycket värre än det kan det liksom inte bli.

Remember, even if Bobby does die, that's no indication that Beaver won't be back for more. After all, the show's protagonists (and occasional antagonists) Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) have both kicked the bucket multiple times only to come back swinging. When we ask Jim if he's interested in returning for Season 6, he plays coy with us. "I could be Bobby's evil twin," he laughs. "Robby!"

In response to a fan who wanted to know if Misha Collins believed in possession and angels: "Angels are totally real. Tinkerbell has a hot ass. Wendigos exist. It's all true. Satan is blonde. True fact."

To the first male fan who had a question: "That's an awfully deep voice you have, ma'am."

On keeping his cool during the funny scenes: "I have a feeling the gag reel this year is just going to be Misha f***ing up and laughing. Over and over and over."


"For Sam and Dean to be like they were in Season 1? It's like drug addiction," Ackles says. "You have to hit rock bottom before you can get back up."
"I think they have to have a big clash to work it all out," Padalecki agrees. "We need to see them be apart for a while. And then we'll just wait 'til September to see episode one!"

"I don't think it'll ever be like it was!" Jensen wails, pretending to get emotional and wiping away imaginary tears. "So much has changed!"


September?
Skjut mig.
 


Intervjuer med Jensen är dom bästa intervjuerna ever. 

“I was like, ‘So wait a minute — these two brothers are now the vessels for the entire apocalypse?’ ” said Ackles, recalling his reaction when he realized where the story was going. “I didn’t see that coming. But it’s kind of, ‘Go big or go home.’ And Eric is going big.”

“I was just talking to Josh Jackson (currently of Fringe) who did six years on Dawson’s Creek,” Ackles said. “He goes, ‘You are moving into your sixth season (on Supernatural), aren’t you?’ And I did the sixth season of Dawson’s Creek with him. “I said, ‘I remember you guys (on Dawson’s Creek) were just champing at the bit to get out of there.’ He said, ‘Yeah — are you about ready to be done?’ “And I’m like, ‘No, I’m not, actually.’ ”