Y'all might be interested that not the most recent Girl on Guy but the one before that is with Jared (it's a "sequel interview" and she calls it the Padeleckalypse, which is pretty cute). I haven't listened to much if it yet, but Aisha's early disclaimer that she thinks she qualifies as a superfan but "there are people here who know much more about the show than me. They need mental help" reminded me of y'all...

That's something I've noticed about Jared, he does give good Tahmoh. He also does amazing Pellegrino-Lucifer, and decent Aycocks-Meg. It's not an impersonation, but he does pick up and use mannerisms, incorporating them into his own interpretation. I never thought I'd use the word about Padalecki, but it's subtle.

He gave a fan the shirt off his back in Toronto. From here, cumbersomecumberbatch's Tumblr:

"so this young woman went up for her autograph and she was crying a little and then as Jared signed her poster she started to cry reallllllly hard and she started (from what I picked up) to tell him about how she used to cut herself and was depressed and how the show and especially sam's character helped get her through tough times and as she was talking he took her hands and kept listening and rubbing her hands and telling her it was ok and didn’t let the workers rush her or cut her off and just let her get it all off her chest and when she was done he got up and signed the scars on her arm and then took off his plaid shirt and was like, “I’m sorry it’s ripped, but you should have this, I think,” and he kept telling her to be safe, be safe, you can do it, I love you and omfg everyone was tearing up and when she left he had to physically keep himself from crying he took a deep breath and went back into signing and jfc Jared you are the most thoughtful and caring and beautiful person in the world."

Also, Jensen recently had a dream about the end of the series. It starts at about the 8:40 mark, if the link takes you to the beginning of the video.

Nice save, Kevin!

So the teen girl...she's possessed?

Yeah, I just came here to ask if anyone else was nervous about Daisy Dukes getting in the car behind Dean.

I'm not buying the "Kevin is family" emotionally. Maybe it's because it lacks enough time to make up for Dean and Sam (mostly Dean) treating him like a tool and like shit, and not enough warm moments (or any warm moments) to make up for any of that like there was with Cas. I like that the sentiment is there, but I'm not feeling that it was earned by Show.

You don't think all the times Sam and Dean were concerned about Kevin while he was translating -- telling him to sleep, telling him to eat -- and the fact that he was Dean's first priority when he got back from Purgatory counts?

I'd have to rewatch, but . . . I never got the warm fuzzies from that, more of a tough-love "we need our tool functional" vibe. Maybe it's just that I never warmed to Kevin that I don't buy that the Winchester's did.

I don't think they deny how important his role is, but I never felt they treated him like a tool.

I also don't think you have to get the warm-fuzzies from their interactions to get that they're committed to him as one of their own. Neither Dean or Sam is particularly sappy, even with each other.

I think that Crowley was telling a very important emotional truth to Kevin, but Dean was telling a more important one. And without Sam!

Which he probably thinks he has to, because...Zeke. And stuff. And betrayal. But hey! Get out of hell free card!

Everyone's doing a great job (well, the extra hunters were irrelevant). Huffman, Chau, Shepard--all great tonight, but J2 knocked it out of the park.

When Dean asked if Sam would come with him into the trap and Sam was basically "Hell's yeah!" I got one of those wibbly feelings in my stomach that I love fiction to give me.

Thanks show!