If you're ever looking at a presentation where the user is Sam Wesson and his clients are (in order):
- Meg Masters
- Gordon Walker
- Jessica Moore
- Sarah Blake
- Dean Smith
- Kevin Tran
- Vic Henriksen
- Jimmy Novak
- Zachariah Adler
- Fergus Crowley
You'll know you intersected with me.
Okay, back to work. Yeah, work.
Oh, look: SPN is a homophobic show, and Jensen Ackles is the ringleader: [link]
I have to admit, I didn't read the whole thing because the steam started coming out of my ears. The woman whose question got deflected seems epically unconcerned with the whole thing, and seeing as she was there, I don't see any need to start picketing. No, I don't think Dean will be bi in canon. But I do think it's interesting that canon has given us room (almost encouragement) to ask that question, and I love Dean more for it--it keeps him and it engaging.
Ah, I see Creation is handling things with their usual sensitivity and eye toward avoiding controversy. What amazes me is that there was a large segment of the audience at a SPN convention who'd be willing to boo someone for a question about slashy subtext. Did they bus people in, or was it a Wincesters vs. Destiel thing?
She didn't even get that far, apparently! They booed
her
bisexuality.
I just checked the link, and that particular author is not exactly known for prizing fact-checking over whipping people into a frenzy. I would be interested to see what other fist hand accounts have to say.
The blog post from the actual question-asker is good. I'd have to find it again, though.
About the ban on shipping questions: [link]
tl/dr: never existed, says the person who initially misreported it.
I'm glad to hear that. The idea that Jensen would put an across-the-board moratorium about questions concerning his fictional character's sexuality and love life was frankly worrisome.