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We uh we got Jared an improved

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microphone. It's good, huh?

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Hi, guys. Hi. Oh yeah. Oh yeah.
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They're going full board. Um, hi y'all.

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Uh, how did they get those props so

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quickly? That was pretty quick. Like how

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do you find an inflatable microphone on

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short order? Honestly, how do you

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usually

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agree to disagree? Um, as the uh I think

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this is the last time I'm really going

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to see everybody um that doesn't have an

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autograph after this. So, I want to say

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thank y'all

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um for the weekend.

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Rome and I have an interesting history.

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Um, so I'm always happy when uh the

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weekend goes safe and sound and no

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drama. So, thank you guys.

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So, you It's amazing to think that we've

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been here 8 years. Isn't that insane?

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That's a big chunk of a lifetime. We met

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someone who has been watching the show

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since she was 13.

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13? Yeah. Yeah. 12 years. And now she's

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close to retirement.

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She just retired. Retirement party.

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Is anybody in the audience under 10

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years old? No.

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Anybody under 15 years

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old? Anybody under 20 years

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old? All right. How So, how old were you

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guys? Cuz we thought you were all We thought

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Cuz we thought you were all We thought
you were all in your late teens. So,

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this look they they look young in

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Europe. Yeah. Um 20 to 25.

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25 to 30. This is

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very very scientific demographic

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prediction. 30 to 35.

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30 to 35.
God damn it. 75 to 90.

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Yeah, baby.

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Um I'm always we we uh we went to

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Comic-Con a couple years ago and we're

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waiting for this restaurant. We're

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waiting for our table. I'm like, "It'll

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be ready in a second." And finally like,

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"Okay, come this way." Um, and this guy

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who was I thought he was my age, really

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handsome, big build dude, looked like

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Tommo. Um, is like, "Dude, I had a

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broken shoulder at the time. That was so

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that you and he like hits me and I was

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like, he's like, I've been watching you

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since I was like 10 years old." And I

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was like, "Fuck no, my shoulder hurts

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and I feel old."

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Like he was like 20, I guess, 21. Um,

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all right. Sorry. before we waste much

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more time talking about how old we feel.

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Yeah. Yeah. That's what the theme of

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this panel is. That's this is the

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difference between uh 8 years ago and

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today. Oh yeah. Is that today during

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lunch uh Daddy Paddle went napped. # winning

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# winning
8 years ago he passed out.

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Radically radically different.

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Worlds of difference. Worlds are

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different. How are you? Hi. Uh firstly,

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I've regained my ability to speak. So,

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thank you for the order of charity. Of

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course. All right. So, my question is

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for a friend who tried to ask a question

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last year but couldn't quite manage it.

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Uh and it's about what happened during

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the You don't want to know. So, wait.

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Now, we want to know. Wait a second. You

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will find out. Um that was ominous.

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Yeah. All right. So, um, considering how Sam

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All right. So, um, considering how Sam
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very had a very strong faith uh, in God

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and angels and was later.

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Hey guys, napkin. I'm going to do an

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impression. Who am I?

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me laugh. [Applause]

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[Applause]
Honest mistake. Honest mistake.

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Why did I do that?

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And it escalates from there. The problem

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is is more often than not when somebody

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like pranks me or does something, I'm

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like, "Yeah, I probably deserve that."

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Like At this point, there are very few things

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instinct is not like that's probably

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karmic. Like it's going to be karmic.

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It's cold. It's kind of like refreshing.

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All right. So, Sam faith. Yeah. Sam's

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faith was uh strong in the early

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seasons, but then later it was sort of

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damaged by the um the when he actually

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met the angels.

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Whereas, what? Yeah. No

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what? Yeah. No
you you angels are this guy finish him

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his question whereas Castile's character

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has always been sort of misplaced and

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great and great yes yeah he didn't say

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that you you led him to say that that's

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I'm sorry I'm just trying to speed it up

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but yeah and and looking for his place

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in the world no

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so my friend's question was how have

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these two characters influenced each

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You know, like with Misha, Misha,

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Misha's Misha's uh Misha is older than

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he was when he started. Sometimes he

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doesn't know when his influence is just

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going to just kind of out of the blue. Um um

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to just kind of out of the blue. Um um
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always did.

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far. What I love is that half of the

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audience has no idea what we're talking

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about. Mercifully. Um way to way to do a

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call back from last year. Yeah, but Sam

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Sam is definitely not as influential as

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he used to be.

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Sam's getting old.

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[Laughter] Sam likes naps. We all do. We all do.

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Sam likes naps. We all do. We all do.
Thank you. Love you. Now, now, now, now

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what happened with your friend? Um, oh,

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was that the influence question last

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time? Let's just say that she didn't quite

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have probably been presented. Yeah, she

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should be in prison.

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Thank you very much. Thank you.

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Somebody actually has a t-shirt about

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influencing all over each other.

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It's going to be a hit.

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Hi. Hi. Hi.

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She's She's quit filming us and ask a

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question. She's finishing up watching

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the last episode right now.

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Take your time. By the way, there's

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nobody waiting.

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If you could write an episode of

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Supernatural, what would happen?

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I I thought about this often. Um, if I

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could write an episode of Supernatural,

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it would involve Miesa and Jensen and

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uh, not

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Sam. And I would go back to Austin and I

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took a nap and I would like wakeboard.

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episode. It would be called like

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milk time.

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It would be called the milk run. The

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milk run. [Applause]

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I love it. Sam actually just left a

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note, by the way. He didn't even pop in

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to tell Cass and Dean that he was

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leaving the bunker to get milk. It just

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says went for milk and that's all we

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know about him for the whole episode.

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And then there's a lot of BDSM [Applause]

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only natural.

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Super the arm is

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cold. Um, my episode would be very

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influential. Um,

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what was the original wording? How do

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you influence on each other?

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how funny we used to be.

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actually I think have all gotten to the

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point where we look at look at a script

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and we're looking for two things.

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Something that is really emotionally

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compelling and moves the story forward

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and we feel like there I actually have

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this weird internal barometer which is

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does it kind of give me the chills at

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the end of the episode when I'm just

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reading the script and there are a lot

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of scripts where you're like ah that was

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great. And then the other thing is how

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few days am I in this episode?

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That's so true. It's so sadly true.

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Every time I read a scene that like I'm

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not in, I get a little bit of joy.

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me at home. I could be sleeping. Um

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show. No, it doesn't. Um yeah. No, I I

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first script. Thank you.

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Hi. Hi. It's lovely to have you both

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here. Um I was wondering, have you ever

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thought about or do you ever think about

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your exposure in terms of Whoa.

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in terms of influencing.

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car when

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wa who's the public eye. That's

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gross. Shame on you. just

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just
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when when you go for um roles or you've

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future she knows how you got the role [Applause]

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um and any future projects that you

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might take on. Um, is that something

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you. Um, and yeah, is that something that can

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Um, and yeah, is that something that can
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take as it comes or

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You're doing this on purpose. She's

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being hugged.

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[Laughter] Yeah. No, typically we like to take it

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How do you preempt

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You're carrying on. Yes. And and um how

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how long did it take you to write this

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question? It's brilliant. And um like

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how has your decision decision changed

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from before doing

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Supernatural before doing Supernatural

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and now that you both have families?

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killed the mood at the end there.

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So Misha, can you can you rephrase that

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question? See,

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this is just watching two people be

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stupid, isn't it?

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Misha, I've known for what, four, five,

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6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12? About a decade.

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he has a life away from set, but he

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seems for the most part to like to take

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it as it comes.

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Um, so Jared has this idea of speaking

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which for a book title.

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great. It's genius for you, if you do

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say so yourself. Yeah. I I will and I

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do. So So Jared said if you ever write a

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So So Jared said if you ever write a
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titled It seemed like So when you see

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the book, it's all about font by the way

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on the cover. It's all about the the

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size of the font. So it's going to say

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the book is going to say like a great

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idea in big bold letters. And then in

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small letters, you're going to realize

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that the title of the book is actually I

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think it seemed like a great idea at the

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time. And that's that would be Misha's

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that's for me that's Misha's I feel like

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I feel like we created it together. I

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think most of his stories started with

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like I think it seemed like a great idea

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at the time. But anyways, I was in

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Brazil one time and I went through a

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walk in the FLLA like everything takes a

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sharp turn downwards. So that's going to

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be that has to be your book title. Yeah.

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If it's not, I mean, no, write a book

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just to have that title. Yeah, it's a

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great title. I I do start a lot of

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stories with So, this seemed like a a

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great idea at the time. Most of his life

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actually can be described with uh pretty

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sure this seemed like a great idea at

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the time. And then he goes to the store

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and train wreck.

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Train wreck.

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Yeah. But anyway, take it as it comes.

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Thank you. Thank you.

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We we managed to not answer that

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question at all.

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Your question?

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Uh my question is if you could be

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someone else just for one day, uh who

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would it be and what would you do?

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I think I'd probably be Donald Trump and

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I

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Can I resign?

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[Applause] But not before issuing an executive

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But not before issuing an executive
order uh banishing myself to prison for

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the rest of my

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[Applause] [Music]

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You know who sounds like what? Well,

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um, somebody who sounds like Misha, at

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least the first syllable, who I would

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vote for president every time for the

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next however many years of my life is

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Michelle Obama.

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Um, so Trump's out of office and now I

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get to be anybody for a day. Um, in this

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post Trump scenario,

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you know

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what I mean? There are many funny

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answers. I think an honest answer just

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for me going like I wonder what kind of

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life this is. I would love to be uh Paul

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McCartney. Woo. I feel like I feel like

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Paul McCartney more than anybody who's

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living. You know, we've lost Elvis.

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We've lost Prince

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um Aerosmith who's a bit after. I feel

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like Paul McCartney had such a um a

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front row seat for a lot of the changing

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of our society. Frankly, you know, the

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the invasion, British invasion was like

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the late '60s. Um I just feel like he's

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probably seen so many crazy crazy

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things. Uh, I mean, he seems a really

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amazing man. So, I'd say Courtney.

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Thank you. Thank you.

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What about you? What's your answer?

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What's your answer?

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Uh,

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you so sucks that he got to ask that

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question because what are the chances? That's not

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because what are the chances? That's not
fair.

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We had a plan.

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Hi. Hi. Um, hi. Just wanted to say thank

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you for everything you have given us

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throughout these 12 years. Thank you

343
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very very much. Thank you very much. How

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old were you when you started watching

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the show? I started in 2006. I'm 22 now.

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Don't feel like doing the math. So

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yeah, it was 10. You were 10. Oh, thank

348
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you. Amazing. Wow.

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Anyway, um going into season 13, if you

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had to write part of the world for her,

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what would you want with the alternate

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world that you have created? Cuz it

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opened up massive possibilities. What

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would you like to see some wishes of

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Chetra? I mean, I uh speaking for myself and for

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I mean, I uh speaking for myself and for
Castile, I love the idea that we he's

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dead. Yes. So,

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Who did you Are you

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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He did. He did. Don't

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hear that.

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the world.

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[Music] [Applause]

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[Applause]
I guess I guess you can answer because

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somebody somebody screwed up.

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[Applause]

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I like the idea that there's an

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alternate universe version of Castile

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that we get to meet who hasn't met Sam

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and Dean yet. And that in the um Are you

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still Jimmy Novak or are you Castella?

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Am I still Jimmy Novak? I thought you

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said Jane Novak.

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It's a different version. Um so, uh so

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Castile um doesn't know the boys. He

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still occupies the same vessel, but he

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is

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um he he meets them and they try to

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he he tries to he try or or Sam and Dean

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try to explain like we we know you in an

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alternate universe, you know, we're

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we're a team. Um but in this alternate

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universe, um Cass looks exactly the

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same, but he's 8 in taller.

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Where do you want to be to what part?

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I I I like uh I agree with Casper or

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whatever his name whatever. Um

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Um
did you just go to gas? I did.

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Sweet, man.

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What's your I feel like we've gotten

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really close.

391
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Our first lady, Kevin Parks, still calls

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me Jensen on occasion. He's been this

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for like 12 years. He's like Jensen

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Jared, whatever your name is. Like

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Kevin, dude, 12 years. 12 years. Uh so I

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I truly truly truly love the idea. And

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it's possible now for those who've seen

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the finale, you kind of know. Um who

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hasn't seen the finale?

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Okay, get out of this room. Get out.

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Close your ears. But now that we know

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that there are alternate

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realities in this new crazy world, I

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would love an episode where we can bring

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people back.

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[Applause] All of them.

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All of them.
Charlie,

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I was on a plane. I was flying from LA.

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So after Australia, I flew from LA to

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Austin and I got on board and I've just

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flown for 15 hours. No, don't give me no

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thoughts. Um I just flown from like

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Brisbane to Sydney, Sydney to LAX and I

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get on this flight at like clearing

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customs get on LAX to Austin and I get

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on and I hear like Jared and I look over

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and it's Felicia.

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So there you go. She sitting there with

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her kid. her mom lives in Austin and so

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she's going to visit her mom. But I was

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like, "Hey, I miss you. I love you."

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Like, "Congratulations." Hey, Charlie. Charlie, Charlie,
you're alive.

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Thank you. Yeah. Thank you very much.

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Thank you very much. And please keep on

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going. Thank you. Thank you.

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[Music] [Applause] [Applause]
[Music]

427
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Hi. Hi. Hi. Um, so um I have a question

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about finale but another death story guy

429
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spoiler. Um before that beautiful per

430
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performances in finale and brilliant

431
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performance. Thank you for thank you for

432
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singling me out there. Yeah. Um and

433
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thank you Jared for at least giving us

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trying for trying.

435
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doing your best. Yeah. Thank you. So, um

436
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we are pretty happy. So, knowing that

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cats will be back because I No one said

438
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that. Well, at least Misha will be back.

439
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Reality. My hope is alive. So, okay,

440
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that's fine. Um so, my question [Laughter] Sorry.

441
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Sorry.
My question is

442
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about K's death and um Yay. Yay.

443
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[Laughter] Know your audience, dude.

444
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Um so probably is dead and we don't know

445
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whether Mark will be back or not and how

446
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the death will affect the boys and how

447
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does if Mark isn't back how does that

448
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affect you guys because we know that

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he's part of family and he's a wonderful

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friend as well.

451
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I mean, I think I think that, you know,

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none of us have any certainty about

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what's coming down the pipe at this

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point. I I think that we know that

455
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they're right. Is that coming down the pipe? We

456
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right. Is that coming down the pipe? We
don't want to say

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that.

458
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Sorry. Um, what's coming through

459
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the tunnel?

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[Laughter] [Applause] Help

461
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Help
me throw me a lifeline here. Um, [Laughter]

462
00:26:34,799 --> 00:26:36,158
see, I don't want to be I don't want to

463
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be the Jared of this transaction, right?

464
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That's why I'm saying

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um I think I I think that there is a lot

466
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of stuff that is still to be determined.

467
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So, yeah. Yeah. Yes.

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And uh I think everybody knows uh with

469
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certainty that uh nothing is certain in

470
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the supernatural universe. So you just

471
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have to What's that? I said how's that

472
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for a paradox? Um yeah, so honest to

473
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God, there's there's been one episode

474
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that's written for next season. Um and

475
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it's an alternate universe. Um obviously

476
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Scoo. Uh but beyond that, like they

477
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haven't written they haven't gone back

478
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to work yet. The writers have not. they

479
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go back to work I think next week as a

480
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matter of fact. So we really don't know

481
00:27:21,919 --> 00:27:24,399
what's happening. We really really don't

482
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know. Um and we'll find out. It's always

483
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So Mark Pedawitz, who's amazing, who's

484
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the head of our network in the States,

485
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he's a big fan of Supernatural. He loves

486
00:27:36,000 --> 00:27:37,359
it. He watches the episodes. He'll

487
00:27:37,360 --> 00:27:38,719
mention scenes and stuff and you're

488
00:27:38,720 --> 00:27:41,038
like, "This guy has a lot more important

489
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things to do than watch Supernatural."

490
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And he still does. He's he's a huge

491
00:27:44,320 --> 00:27:45,599
supporter and one of the main reasons

492
00:27:45,600 --> 00:27:50,669
we're still on TV.

493
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Um but he he was talking about the

494
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episode uh Death's Door where Bobby dies

495
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and he was like, "Listen, it it guts me

496
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that Bobby Singer is dying. It it tears

497
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me up, but it's really good television."

498
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And so we don't know who's dead, who's

499
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alive, supernatural, anything can

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happen. Um, so one of the things that I

501
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learned or kind of convince myself to

502
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believe was that I I didn't have any

503
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idea what the writer was going to do.

504
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It's kind of funny cuz for for me as

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Jared reality me um I sort of like not

506
00:28:29,039 --> 00:28:30,959
knowing what's coming. It it seems to

507
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put me in a a position

508
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[Laughter]

509
00:28:36,919 --> 00:28:40,639
similar what's about to happen.

510
00:28:40,640 --> 00:28:43,519
better. Um, I don't know what's going to

511
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happen in the next season of

512
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Supernatural. Uh, but it it kind of puts

513
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me in a similar situation to Sam and

514
00:28:51,279 --> 00:28:53,439
Dean and Cass. We're like, we don't we

515
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don't know the future. We can presume,

516
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we can assume, we can make educated

517
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guesses, but we don't really know what's

518
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happening. So,

519
00:29:00,600 --> 00:29:04,079
um, yeah, we'll see what happens.

520
00:29:04,080 --> 00:29:06,469
Thank you. Yeah.

521
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[Music]

522
00:29:11,320 --> 00:29:14,158
So, so yeah, we're asking the question

523
00:29:14,159 --> 00:29:16,879
together. I just wanted to say that. Um,

524
00:29:16,880 --> 00:29:18,479
I want you each to do one word at a

525
00:29:18,480 --> 00:29:21,119
time. Yes, we we actually planned that.

526
00:29:21,120 --> 00:29:25,599
Do it. No, no, we didn't. Do it.

527
00:29:25,600 --> 00:29:33,038
Okay. So, we wanted to ask about the mix

528
00:29:33,039 --> 00:29:37,879
name that Dean gave. Yes.

529
00:29:37,880 --> 00:29:42,549
And we

530
00:29:42,559 --> 00:29:45,999
that's your line. We wanted to know

531
00:29:46,000 --> 00:29:48,879
those two words

532
00:29:48,880 --> 00:30:05,149
know what songs Dean would put on there.

533
00:30:05,159 --> 00:30:11,959
That is a great question.

534
00:30:11,960 --> 00:30:24,678
question.
Obviously, you know, sloth. Sloths Sloths
are

535
00:30:24,679 --> 00:30:29,359
very good at ripping things.

536
00:30:29,360 --> 00:30:35,798
like trees.

537
00:30:35,799 --> 00:30:38,899
trees.
As president of

538
00:30:40,039 --> 00:30:42,519
[Music] the United

539
00:30:42,520 --> 00:30:46,759
the United
States, I declare

540
00:30:46,760 --> 00:30:57,239
that Rome would enjoy

541
00:30:57,240 --> 00:31:19,590
would enjoy
a nude mix of [Applause] [Applause]
music. So, progyny.

542
00:31:19,600 --> 00:31:22,359
So, come on. Progyny

543
00:31:22,360 --> 00:31:24,359
of

544
00:31:24,360 --> 00:31:45,950
my dean. Shadow always jerk jerk
around with

545
00:31:45,960 --> 00:31:55,439
mixtapes. That's it. [Applause] [Applause]
[Music]

546
00:31:55,440 --> 00:32:02,459
Thank you. You're welcome. You're welcome.
[Music]

547
00:32:02,460 --> 00:32:16,359
[Applause] Beat

548
00:32:16,360 --> 00:32:20,239
Beat
that bad. Awesome.

549
00:32:20,240 --> 00:32:23,429
Beat that.

550
00:32:26,000 --> 00:32:29,518
[Applause] I'm I'm thinking it beats rude.

551
00:32:29,519 --> 00:32:33,678
I'm I'm thinking it beats rude.
Beat it. You can't say that to people,

552
00:32:33,679 --> 00:32:35,439
man. I then I thought beat off. You

553
00:32:35,440 --> 00:32:38,398
can't say that either. Chill on you.

554
00:32:38,399 --> 00:32:41,119
Beat. Um I love that I said beat. They

555
00:32:41,120 --> 00:32:49,798
all your fat inhuman. Huh? Hello.

556
00:32:49,799 --> 00:32:52,879
Hello.
Hi. Um, I probably can't be that because

557
00:32:52,880 --> 00:32:55,839
I'm not two people, but

558
00:32:55,840 --> 00:32:59,278
how dare you say that? Yes, you are.

559
00:32:59,279 --> 00:33:03,199
What about three? Sweet.

560
00:33:03,200 --> 00:33:05,599
Um, okay. So, this is probably one of

561
00:33:05,600 --> 00:33:07,839
the weirdest question I've ever asked,

562
00:33:07,840 --> 00:33:10,639
but friends,

563
00:33:10,640 --> 00:33:13,599
but friends of mine have been discussing

564
00:33:13,600 --> 00:33:16,558
whether you, Misha, smell like cinnamon

565
00:33:16,559 --> 00:33:20,509
or like watermelon.

566
00:33:20,519 --> 00:33:23,539
And I want to know the

567
00:33:23,540 --> 00:33:35,630
[Applause]

568
00:33:35,640 --> 00:33:38,999
truth. Somebody got a kick out of

569
00:33:39,000 --> 00:33:42,319
that. I can now I can now say cinnamon

570
00:33:42,320 --> 00:33:45,549
up top, watermelon

571
00:33:45,559 --> 00:33:49,359
down. Guys, we are done. Thank you for

572
00:33:49,360 --> 00:34:00,460
giving us [Applause]