I can't make it out either, Austin. too much laughing and squeeing from the audience.

I found it reported as "JENSEN: that's not going to be on anyone's website tomorrow!" He knows his fans so well.

Also--look at this face [link]

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What's priceless is that it was all over the interwebs within, like, THE HOUR.

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Man knows his audience. Slightly too well, actually.

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Actually, it was "That's not going to be on ebay..."

And yes, they are great together. Someone in LJ asked me what I'd like to see them doing in ten years. And I said...

I'd like to see them reunite after SPN has ended and they've done some other things. I'd like to see them do more stage stuff--particularly JP, because I think instant audience reaction and no retakes are valuable for honing your craft. Especially when you see what works and what doesn't, and can fine-tune from performance to performance over the run of a play.

And ten years from now, after SPN's five-year run and parting of the ways to other jobs and not living in each others pockets for a while, I'd love to see them reunite for a western. Their very own Butch and Sundance sort of thing, in the vein of Silverado, witty and gritty and action-y and smart.

And twenty years from now I'd love to see them find their own The Sting and reunite again to blow the doors off the screen. That sort of chemistry comes along rarely. And while Clooney and Damon and Pitt are charming and chummy onscreen, they don't have the electric charge that Newman and Redford have. But the JJs have that, I think.

Or I could just be full of smit.

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Their very own Butch and Sundance sort of thing

I adore the Redford / Newman thing beyond words. And I don't just say this because Mr. Newman owns and races cars so I see him a few times a year, I just dig the dynamic. And want to see more of that kind of thing.

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And ten years from now, after SPN's five-year run and parting of the ways to other jobs and not living in each others pockets for a while, I'd love to see them reunite for a western. Their very own Butch and Sundance sort of thing, in the vein of Silverado, witty and gritty and action-y and smart.

Oh, hell yes. In fact, I think I just came.

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And ten years from now, after SPN's five-year run and parting of the ways to other jobs and not living in each others pockets for a while, I'd love to see them reunite for a western. Their very own Butch and Sundance sort of thing, in the vein of Silverado, witty and gritty and action-y and smart.

And twenty years from now I'd love to see them find their own The Sting and reunite again to blow the doors off the screen. That sort of chemistry comes along rarely. And while Clooney and Damon and Pitt are charming and chummy onscreen, they don't have the electric charge that Newman and Redford have. But the JJs have that, I think.

Yes! This.a.thousand.times.

Beverly, you put it so much better than I could, but that is exactly what I was trying to put into words. They are a potential buddy team --well, like you said, Redford and Newman. And that is just an example; Lemmon and Matthau had it too. I can't wait for it to be 10 years from now! I can't believe I just said that.

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More pics

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Yay, thanks sumi! Doesn't the pic of Fred dipping Samantha look absolutely fabulous?

More video from yesterday morning. [link]

Oh boys! Just--oh boys.

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Apparently Fred Lehne is hotter than a hot hot thing.

You know, in case you hadn't realized.

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