EW talked to The Walking Dead's Lauren Cohan [about] Maggie's new leadership position .
Matt Cohen had a live video chat on Thursday that is still available for viewing. He was interrupted at one point so there are two parts to the video.
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Posted by Matt Cohen on Thursday, February 18, 2016
Posted by Matt Cohen on Thursday, February 18, 2016
Jeffrey Dean Morgan's new character of Neegan showed up on The Walking Dead this week. Fansided reported that the Entire Walking Dead cast showed up to welcome Jeffrey Dean Morgan . On Access Hollywood Gale Anne Hurd Teases Jeffrey Dean Morgan's Portrayal Of Negan In 'The Walking Dead'
Eric Kripke thanks Misha Collins
Thanks for talking to my school, @mishacollins! You're an angel. Ask them what I was like (spoiler: a smart ass). https://t.co/ZUzDjIu44Q
— Eric Kripke (@therealKripke) February 18, 2016
Willful Pictures posted the second part of Jim Beaver's interview How Shakespeare Changed My Life (HSCML)
TVOvermind reports Jensen Ackle’s Dream Job is Not To Be on Supernatural.
Joe Manzano a Camera technician for Supernatural shared this BTS video of Jensen.
@SuperWiki it was tricky & challenging but @JensenAckles is always fun to work with. pic.twitter.com/1TyEIvk1Qw
— Jose Manzano (@jwmanzano) February 18, 2016
Jared Padalecki Talks Returning to Gilmore Girls with Gilmore News.
Jared also posted an apology for his acting on Gilmore Girls.
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Posted by Jared Padalecki on Wednesday, February 17, 2016
WhoSay reports Jared Padalecki, DeAngelo Williams, and Jesse Metcalfe Are Having a Love Affair With #AllDayBreakfast .
Here's Jared's ad for McDonald's All Day Breakfast.
As proof of our worldwide appeal, the Brazilian news site Papelpop visited Supernatural and interviewed Jensen and Jared . The articles are in Portuguese. The interviews are in English with Portuguese subtitles.
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Htrnews chatted with Jerry Wanek about building the set in this week's episode 'The Vessel' in 'Supernatural' airs Cobia-inspired episode .
Hitfix asks Can Wayward Daughters become the 'Supernatural' spin-off fans are looking for? .
TVOvermind tells us Why Supernatural Season 11 Is the Best the Show Has Been in Years .
Supernatural made several Valentines Day lists. TV Fanatic listed Sam as one of their 17 Characters We'd Love to Be our Valentines . Buddy TV listed 17 Times 'Supernatural' Gave Us Sound Advice on Love and Dating . Sam and Dean were included in Variety's 30 TV Relationships We Love .
Buddy TV analyzed How Lucifer Failed at Pretending to Be Castiel.
PopSugar lissted 19 Brilliant Insults We Learned From Supernatural, and the Perfect Time to Use Them.
Mini-hiatus is near. The CW announced that the March 9 episode will be a rerun of 'Don't You Forget About Me'. At least it should be a short one.
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Jared is as committed to the show as Jensen but maybe 95% to Jensen's 100% I think with Jarred's depression problems he would like to be home more, Jensen as well but I think his more balanced emotionally than Jared Interesting and Thanks
Consider, by contrast, The Originals, which is a spinoff of The Vampire Diaries. At the time it launched, VD was at its peak popularity, and the character of Klause was wildly popular with that show's fans. Giving him and his also popular (albeit less so) siblings a spinoff seemed like the natural thing to do. The result is a very well written show that is superior to its mother show, but it is not the "hit" the CW was banking on. In fact, the ratings were somewhat lackluster, given all the anticipation for the project.
Supernatural's ratings are now meandering in the .7 to .8 area, and Jodi & Dona are nowhere near as popular as Klause was. Further, Alex is a character most fans seem indifferent towards, and Claire is outright hated by many. Thus, it would not be a wise decision to make this spin off.
I'll go so far as to say that in terms of female characters, Ellen & Jo Harvelle were much more popular with the fans, yet they never had a spinoff of their own. "The Harvelles" would probably have been considerably more popular than "Wayward Daughters."
If we are going to do a spinoff of Supernatural, I think something like "The Young Sam & Dean Adventures" (w/ Colin Ford and Dylan Everette) or "Supernatural Frontier" (the Campbell family in the Wild West with Samuel Colt) would work better.
20 year olds play teenagers all the time. Ever watch PLL? Glee? Gossip Girl? 90210 (where they had a 30 year old play a high school student)? It's not so ludicrous for Colin & Dylan to play a young Sam & Dean. At least those two look young. But regardless, you can always find different actors to play the young Sam & Dean if the show gets made.
Supernatural Frontier wouldn't exactly be a cowboy show, would it? Regardless, it can still do well. Deadwood did well for 3 seasons, but HBO canceled it due to its tremendous expense. It had respectable viewing figures. TV audiences (tired of all the Superhero stuff) may be thirsting for something different, so a cowboy show may catch on if done properly.
Bloodlines was a disaster -- badly acted, bad concept, etc. There was nothing good about it. Frankly, it's disappointing that this became the only spinoff idea to get a pilot, when there were so many superior ones that were overlooked.
Wayward Daughters will go down just like bloodlines. You cannot have a show set in the present focusing on 4 female characters, just to focus on 4 female characters. What would they do? Save the world from The Darkness? Save the world from the Leviathans? Seriously? Given what Sam & Dean have done, anything these ladies do would seem anticlimactic. Besides, I'm not so sure the 4 actors have that much chemistry together, or if they can carry a show.