Supanova posted a video of Supernatural’s Jared Padalecki, along with Jewel Staite of Stargate: Atlantis. They both have interesting things to say about the crowds, and how great it is to meet the fans. They both also said they jump at the chance to go to Australia. Well, we know for sure that Australia loves them, as well.

Check out the video at Supanova. You may need to scroll down a bit to see it.

If you went to Supanova Sydney, in June, let us know what you thought. Be sure to leave a comment with your take on the event.

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Supernatural’s supervising producer and writer, Sera Gamble spoke, recently, with Karen Rollins of BBC News. Rollins brought a unique perspective to the interview, and brought out a few details that we don’t usually hear about in Sera Gamble, or other writer, discussions.

There’s a reason she’s one of my favorite interviewees. As an example, to differentiate Supernatural from other television paranormal fare, Gamble notes, “when our characters find a ghost, they don’t talk to it – they shoot it in the face.”

She touches on one of the reasons that Supernatural is shot in Vancouver. The damp, rainy darkness gives the show a “late 70s/early 80s ‘B’ horror movie” feeling. That is one of the shows selling points.

Of Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles, she points out that they’re as “sweet [as] handsome.” The best point, though, is that, “The show really started when they were cast.” Indeed it was.

Of course, she hits upon the point of the show, “The boys jump in the car which has a trunk full of weapons and fight evil.” Yes, they do. It doesn’t hurt that they’re really cute; or is it one is cute and one is really cute?

Source: BBC.

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If you love Supernatural, and you enjoy digging into the behind-the-scenes details of the show, then you’re probably familiar with writer Sera Gamble. As writer or story editor for most of the series, so far, she has to take at least some of the blame for elevating out fears of cannibals, big country lakes, mirrors, clowns, falling in love with werewolves, mausoleums, and –now- melon ballers.

She shares her take on season 3, and teases us about season 4, in her interview with Alice Jester at BlogCritics.com. She does touch on some spoilers that are, technically, already floating about on the internet. So, if you’re squeamish about spoilers, you won’t want to read this interview. She does, however, mention that she’d like to leak fake spoilers out, to help fans be as surprised and excited, as the writers are, when they create each episode.

In fact, right now, she says, she’s working on episode 2 for next season; one which brings back several characters from the past. She also talks a bit about the process –how ideas are pitched and expanded- in the writers’ room, as well as her newer role as producer

So, if you don’t mind a little spoiler action, check out this new Sera Gamble interview at BlogCritics.com.

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Some highlights from the interview, include.

• Jared Padalecki explains his fake bloodied, post-barfight appearance. Apparently, he had to open a can on Jensen.
• Check out the still glowing candles behind Jared on the Ghostfacers set.
• Jared compares the Ghostfacers fake “unscripted” experience to a normal episode.

Read or watch the Jared Padalecki Interview at Buddy TV.

How about that Jared Padalecki? Leave a comment about what you thought about the interview.

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Go check it out at Supernatural Buddy TV.

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Anyone else make it to EyeCon, this weekend? Let us know what you thought in your comments below!

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Try to keep your demeanor, but the cheeky interviewer spends a bit of time seemingly trying to talk Jensen Ackles into taking his shirt off on the show. Well, there is plenty of talk. That would be too much like his days as Eric on Days of Our Lives.

He talks, too, about the woman in his life, as well as the “girls who follow him around”, that he claims never to see, and the nightmares he no longer has. And the other rumors, oi!

So, check out Dean Deconstructed at TV Week.

What did you think of the article? What’s your favorite rumor about Jensen Ackles?

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Any Australian fans who saw Jensen? Leave a comment, and tell us what you thought? Everyone else, what did you think? It’s okay to squee, too.

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• Kripke talks about his vision of Supernatural as a modern-day western.
• Kripke and the writers often talk about a spinoff possibility about Sam Colt and a bunch of 19th century hunters in the U.S. West.
• In Jus in Bello we meet the big bad demon that replaces the Yellow Eyed Demon, that we’ve heard about; the one that the demon “Casey” told Dean about in Sin City. This demon sees Sam as competition, so watch out, boys!
• He emphasizes that he has known the last scene of the show since the beginning. It’s all planned out, and super-secret.

Check out the full Eric Kripke interview at StarPulse.com.

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Anyway, back now. John talks to Kripke about:

• The centuries in hell burning off our humanity thing, of course.
• Sam and his not-so-Sam mal-actions.
• The Dean and Ruby connection and “sorry can’t help” deal.
• That pesky rival to Sam person, that Tammi mentioned.
• Is Sam just emulating Dean, or is he really not-so-human, himself?
• Episodes in May? Episodes over Summer? Super Super Super-Long Supernatural Season Four?
• What’s up with that new guy, Jeremy Carver?
• That darned rival demon, served up in Jus in Bello.

So, go check out this great interview at BuddyTV.com.

And thanks to our buddies at BuddyTV.com for getting some answers for us!

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