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Jensen Ackles joined series stars Karl Urban, Chace Crawford, Jessie T. Usher, Laz Alonso, Karen Fukuhara and creator Eric Kripke for The Boys panel at the SXSW festival in Austin, Texas this weekend. A trailer was dropped, some teasers were shared, and suddenly fans are wondering why isn't June 3rd here yet. Well, they were wondering a bit more than that. Things like 'How the f#$% did Billy Butcher get powers?"
First, here's the trailer. There's a lot of...dancing? Oh, and gory water balloon type explosions of people. The norm. Sera Gamble certainly noticed! Please note, the clip attached comes with a warning from the creators, it is definitely not safe for work!
So many people explode like meat balloons in this trailer that even if didn’t know what the show was, I’d be like: ya know, I bet @therealKripke made this.
— Sera Gamble (@serathegamble) March 12, 2022
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Jensen Ackles posted a statement on Instagram today that I feel is imperative to mention. Halyna Hutchins, the director of photography killed on the set of Rust, a western that co-stars Jensen, left behind a husband and 9 year old son. Jensen and Danneel have donated to an AFI scholarship fund in her name and this post shares more information about that and how we all can donate.
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San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC was conducted virtually over 5-days due to the on-going pandemic) is noted for sharing exclusive releases, sneak-peek trailers and surprise announcements from the most popular pop culture offerings. The Long Halloween, Part 2 panel was timed to build excitement for the animated movie's July 27 release.
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When it was airing in prime-time, Supernatural had a huge presence at SDCC. Each year, from the moment they stepped foot near San Diego's convention center, Jared, Jensen and Misha were paraded through high profile guest appearances at all the right party boats to non-stop interviews for major media outlets! Autograph lines and the main stage Supernatural Hall H panel (plus the "behind the curtain" press rooms), were so popular with fans, Sunday was nicknamed "Supernatural Sunday" in honor of the massive throng of people who waited overnight for a coveted chance to hear the show's producers and actors talk about upcoming seasons. The WFB brought these events to you for many years, including the emotional 2019 farewell Supernatural panel. This year, we're all watching our favorite panels on our tiny computer screens instead of the jumbo, surround-sound, AV systems at the convention center, but the show must go on, so I've scoured the massive 5 day schedule to find the line-up of past Supernatural producers and cast members plus Supernatural-adjacent panels at SDCC 2021!
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Per super TV sleuth Nellie Andreeva, Chaos Machine Productions, the company launched shortly before the end of "Supernatural" by Jensen and Danneel Ackles, has sparked the interest of The CW on a little pet project of Jensen's, the story of John and Mary Winchester. They have snared an all-star as Executive Producer/Writer to pen the series too, our WFB pal Robbie Thompson!
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