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Someone please hold me. This interview is absolutely PRICELESS, like. BUTT GRABBING!!
ERIC KRIPKE: Then we plan on, especially as we gear up to the season finale, actually bringing back lots of characters who have played throughout the season, who have already made appearances on the show. Gabe Tigerman, who played a character named Andy; a character named Ava; you know, Jim Beaver, who plays Bobby, hilariously named Bobby Singer.
JARED PADALECKI: Such a coincidence.
ROBERT SINGER: Unbelievable.
JENSEN ACKLES: What are the chances?
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JARED PADALECKI: I'm also definitely very excited about the second season compared to the first one. I think in the first season there's a learning curve for everybody. The actors are finding the characters. The writers and creator are finding out what works and who's doing well with the dialogue, who's doing well with the story, what's working, what's not working. Like you said, you have to do a windigo and you have to do a bugs to figure out you don't to do a windigo and you don't want to do a bugs.
ERIC KRIPKE: No, you don't want to do those.
JARED PADALECKI: Yeah. And Jensen and myself have to, like, try out a facial expression, just to see it two months later and be like, "Oh, God, why? Why did I do that?"
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JENSEN ACKLES: It's a full, full-time job. And we actually have to make an effort to go do something, to go and relax. A few weeks ago, [Jared] and I went down to Seattle to catch the Cowboys game. We're both Cowboys fans. That was something that we had planned, and it was great. We had a great time, but that was our Saturday.
ROBERT SINGER: They lost.
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QUESTION: Do you have any weird dreams after doing this? Like when you go home at night? Do you start --
ROBERT SINGER: I dream that I roll over, and instead of seeing my wife, I see Eric.
ERIC KRIPKE: Which is horrific. Absolutely horrific.
JENSEN ACKLES: Going to be an episode about that.
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JARED PADALECKI: So I'm thinking about all sorts of stuff, which is another reason I try and wait before I watch the shows, because they're too fresh in my mind if I watch them on television. But I love hearing about scaring people or giving them nightmares or that they can't watch it. To me I'm dealing with it day in or day out. I'm like, "Oh, yeah. Jensen was grabbing my butt in that picture." I'm sorry to sell you out.
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BUTT GRABBING. I. I can't get over that. You guys, they are so perfect!
EDIT:
Jensen: Wanna make out?
Jared: Not here, man.
Jensen: Damn.
ERIC KRIPKE: Then we plan on, especially as we gear up to the season finale, actually bringing back lots of characters who have played throughout the season, who have already made appearances on the show. Gabe Tigerman, who played a character named Andy; a character named Ava; you know, Jim Beaver, who plays Bobby, hilariously named Bobby Singer.
JARED PADALECKI: Such a coincidence.
ROBERT SINGER: Unbelievable.
JENSEN ACKLES: What are the chances?
-
JARED PADALECKI: I'm also definitely very excited about the second season compared to the first one. I think in the first season there's a learning curve for everybody. The actors are finding the characters. The writers and creator are finding out what works and who's doing well with the dialogue, who's doing well with the story, what's working, what's not working. Like you said, you have to do a windigo and you have to do a bugs to figure out you don't to do a windigo and you don't want to do a bugs.
ERIC KRIPKE: No, you don't want to do those.
JARED PADALECKI: Yeah. And Jensen and myself have to, like, try out a facial expression, just to see it two months later and be like, "Oh, God, why? Why did I do that?"
-
JENSEN ACKLES: It's a full, full-time job. And we actually have to make an effort to go do something, to go and relax. A few weeks ago, [Jared] and I went down to Seattle to catch the Cowboys game. We're both Cowboys fans. That was something that we had planned, and it was great. We had a great time, but that was our Saturday.
ROBERT SINGER: They lost.
-
QUESTION: Do you have any weird dreams after doing this? Like when you go home at night? Do you start --
ROBERT SINGER: I dream that I roll over, and instead of seeing my wife, I see Eric.
ERIC KRIPKE: Which is horrific. Absolutely horrific.
JENSEN ACKLES: Going to be an episode about that.
-
JARED PADALECKI: So I'm thinking about all sorts of stuff, which is another reason I try and wait before I watch the shows, because they're too fresh in my mind if I watch them on television. But I love hearing about scaring people or giving them nightmares or that they can't watch it. To me I'm dealing with it day in or day out. I'm like, "Oh, yeah. Jensen was grabbing my butt in that picture." I'm sorry to sell you out.
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BUTT GRABBING. I. I can't get over that. You guys, they are so perfect!
Jensen: Wanna make out?
Jared: Not here, man.
Jensen: Damn.
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