All of this section is stuff as I remember it, so it is possible that I am mis-remembering some of it, but with that disclaimer:
Kim / Jim Beaver
Kim was on stage with Jim Beaver as well. Poor Jim was having a tough weekend, as it turns out, as his mother was very ill (she is much better now apparently) but you would never have known from his stage performance. He was wearing an absolutely entertaining t-shirt which took a while to sink in. It was a Led Zeppelin t-shirt in the incredibly familiar font that that has … with the band underneath … except that the band was the Beatles circa 1964 – again a totally iconic picture. It gave you cognitive dissonance while you tried to work it out. I complimented him on it during autographs (it was my 4th and I had gotten brave by that point) and he said with a perfectly straight face ‘A lot of people have commented on my t-shirt, I don’t know why, it’s just a t-shirt!’

Image credit: @Tw1nsm0m
They were very sweet together too. Kim told a story about how Jim had helped her when she was having a bad day thinking she was a bad mother and he was really good to her. Kim has a daughter (who she clearly adores so she is doing something right

) who has autism and sometimes she has rough days. It is nice that she feels comfortable enough to talk about it with these groups of people.
Tahmoh Penikett
Tahmoh Penikett (I have 67 different spellings of his last name I am going to guess that is the correct one) was there to replace Mark Sheppard (whose poor wife has STILL not had her baby despite going into labor 15 days ago). He is an interesting character. He has so much going on in other shows that his questions don’t have to be all about SPN. But he got questions about Zeke/Gadreel and the fact that he had about 5 minutes notice that Jared had already played him so any ideas he had were completely out the window. He really seems to take pride in his characters so I imagine that was a disappointing thing for him – plus he had to change his character very fast
Director: ‘So Jared has already filmed an episode as Zeke would you like to watch it, you have *checks watch* 4 minutes and 40 seconds now?’
Tahmoh; deadpan: ‘That might be a good idea.’
He also praised Jared’s version of Gadreel

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He talked about Battlestar Galactica and how that role was initially probably not a keeper but they wrote him in to the full series. He enjoyed working with Joss Whedon: “What? why on earth would I want to work with that guy again, one of the most successful TV show creators and with two huge franchises under his belt, come on!’ or something to that effect.
Travis Aaron Wade
Travis Aaron Wade … tries too hard … he has had a good deal of issues with getting too involved with fans and it has bitten him in the ass. He seems to be his own worst enemy though. I don’t know the truth of some of it (though I do believe the truth of other bits). However I don't want to influence how other people feel ab out him one way or the other. It seems clear (to me anyway) that he believes that the fan/actor divide can be ignored by just being buddies, and it REALLY can’t. He has had to hire a PR group (which he was totally open about on Twitter so I feel I can mention it) to get him out of the mess he was in but he would be way better off taking a leaf out of other actors' book and keeping his distance from the fans.
In his panel he was giving out gifts - to people he called out by name from the crowd - for reasons that weren’t absolutely clear In some cases there was a story attached – which I hope he got permission from each person to tell beforehand (which was honestly doubtful - this is the sort of thing he has done in the past that could get him in trouble). It all took too long and was confusing and we got bored and slightly uncomfortable with it after a while.
When he started talking, though, he does a good job. He gets the show in a way that the writers don’t seem to. When he was first on the show he talked up the idea of Sam being afraid of Cole because Cole tortured him and his having Stockholm syndrome and that lead to a deal of bad feeling. I suspect not knowing anything about the show he assumed Sam was just Dean’s sidekick – which considering the way the writing treated Sam in the Cole storylines is not surprising. As we know he also used Sam’s nickname that only Dean uses (and the writers LET him, which was actually worse). I think he has gone back and actually found out the motivation not only of Cole but also of Dean and Sam, and gets the importance of the name for example. He also, when asked whether he would be / would like to be back on the show, said that FIRST Sam owes Cole a beat-down for the torture. And that got an enormous cheer – and not in a way that was being mean to either Travis OR Cole it was a ‘you just haven’t earned it yet, baby’ moment about the show’s writing. There are a lot of people who don’t appreciate Cole going from enemy to bro, and with Dean being fine with it (Though they want Sam to be allowed sort out his own battles). Pity the writers will never get to hear the cheer!
He said that it could then be followed by an essential requirement for Cole to actually do something definitively heroic for the benefit of the brothers before he can be actively accepted as an ally. Seriously, like the guy personally or not, but he gets the motif of THIS TV show - and what is satisfying for the viewers - better than the current writers. He also explained how funny it was him (at about 5’9’ish) supposedly getting the upper hand with Sam so easily, and how Jared sitting down is practically the same height as Travis standing.
Jim Beaver
Jim did a session on his own and came out wearing an ‘Ally’ t-shirt which came in very useful when someone asked him a Destiel question, and another one about representation. He said that his t-shirt answered both questions but that he wasn’t going to comment on the Destiel point as ‘that is your thing that you have out in fandom and not ours’ or words to that effect, I actually wish I could remember what he said exactly because it was the best ‘please stop asking us about shipping’ answer I have ever heard.
He was so uncomfortable with the stage lights (which everyone found to be blinding) when he was on his own that he came down and stood on the floor instead. He is sweet because you get the impression he honestly still doesn’t understand conventions, like: "why are you here? Why do you want to know which pokemon I would be if I were a pokemon?" (nobody asks 'which Pokemon?' style questions any more since Mark Sheppard started mocking people unmercifully about it (go Mark!)

) . Jim gives sort of bashful answers and is basically the only cast member who will say ‘you know there really isn’t anything like the amount of pranks on set that you all may have been led to believe and the stories have likely grown in the telling’. I love that about him.
Speaking of repetitive questions. Everyone was asked a ‘what is your favorite ship’ question by this same person who was in each lineup. There was a ‘what is your favorite dance move’ and one about waffles and pancakes that were asked in EVERY SINGLE PANEL. Sigh.
So let me tell you now, definitively, that EVERYONE who has EVER been on SPN likes waffles because the maple syrup stays in the little pockets (yes they all had the same reasoning) … with the single exception of Jensen who likes pancakes because he likes it when the maple syrup gets on the bacon (ick) but I know you already saw the video of that

(Bacon wasn’t part of the equation, Jensen)
Misha
My main memory of Misha's panel was that he seemed wrecked tired and still did his best to entertain in the inimitable Misha way. The new system for deciding who gets to ask a question is deeply idiotic - which wasn't quite as obvious in Misha's panel as it ended up being in J2's. Honestly I don’t remember much of the panel. Oddly (since he is a principle instigator of shipping stuff) it was one of the few panels where nobody bothered to ask a shipping question (I might be wrong about that) . One girl in line to ask a question gave the impression that she was actively trying to be rude to him – he certainly took it that way and he gave her a fairly enthusiastic hazing - which she really deserved. *shrug*. She didn’t even try to retract any of what she said so … sometimes even stage people are allowed be rude back, seems fair.
Misha does a lot of good works with RA which he discussed and he is right to be proud of them - especially the Haiti work.
He told the Jared-and-a-broom-and-Jensen-blowing-a kiss-betrayal story

It is a good story!
Ruth
Ruth is a sweetheart. She had bracelets and candies for everyone who asked a question – and a lot got hugs as well. She likes to talk about boobs a lot (she has a charity to help women get reconstructive surgery) and made us all dance which … yeah … not really. The first panel she did a live feed of the dance onto Facebook and then apparently left the video running while she put her phone back in her bag – this was pointed out to her by someone in the audience about 5 minutes later because they had the live feed of the inside of Ruth’s bag on their phone…that was a fast scatter back to the stage!
One thing that happened in her panel that was pretty funny was probably not caught on camera. So she hikes up and down the aisles a good deal. Did I mention she is tiny? She realized after a while that there was a woman minder following her at a short distance (about 10-15 feet) she thought this was funny. ‘Do you have to follow me around?’ ‘Yes’ ‘ Reet (right) I can make use of this’ But she behaved for a while longer. I think it was in her second panel she got naughty and when she caught this same (poor) security following her she nipped into the audience along a row where there were a good few empty seats, laughing that she couldn’t follow. However – and this was NOT noticeable before, this lady guard wasn’t the only one keeping an eye out (this is the sort of thing I find fascinating I have to admit) and half way along the row Ruth realized there was ANOTHER security guard at the other end of the row waiting until she got out again. So she just sat down in a free seat beside a guy (like there are 15 guys in the entire room and she finds one to sit beside), and she started chatting with him. The guard hesitated for about 6 seconds and then started in after her. At which point Ruth realized that she needed to behave. I am pretty sure the guard would have physically pulled her out of the crowd. She whipped herself out of the end of the row quick-smart and didn’t mess with the security any more.
On one level it was really funny – especially when she realized she was corralled, on the other level it was probably a total freakout for the security people. It was their job to protect her and they intended to do it.
Honestly the crowd was incredibly well behaved and you might say what is the need to have all these guards around? But I did hear one story (from a pretty good source) of a Misha fan spotting Misha on Saturday morning when he arrived and making a run at him while a security guard verbally tried to stop her and when she didn’t stop he stuck his arm out to block her passage – and she just kept coming and basically clothes-lined herself. And she didn’t get anywhere near Misha with all that. I wonder do people get thrown out of the cons for doing these things?
Osric
Osric discovered the swivel chairs and he was very happy. (as were J2 – they should always get swivel chairs even if it does put Jared in danger of instant on-stage disaster). I can’t really remember any of his panel either (sorry

). He isn’t wearing cosplay any more – apparently by request of his spoilsport manger – though he did answer a question about which one was his favorite

He said that pranks were sort of wasted since he got the ultimate one on Jared already (he is NOT proud of that) .
Rob, Richard, Matt
R2M – Matt couldn’t hear anything Richard was saying when he spoke into the mike. Matt tells terrible dad jokes, They told the story of the radio station – which was actually as satisfying from their point of view as it was from ours. I highly recommend you find it and watch

The DJ really didn’t know how much trouble he was in and they got a lobster dinner out of it! Also Richard had an amazing story about Band of Brothers that is worth a watch!
My panels are all mixed up in my head at this stage but they were all hugely entertaining and everyone gives 100% to making sure the audience enjoys the experience. I haven't written anything about J2s yet! Bear with me!