Nashcon J2 Panel Part 4
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sad and dark and deep um that the the

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material that we're dealing with would

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just get overwhelming like well I want

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to watch this is like the saddest moment

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of my life you got to have a little fun

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like we saw in the Montage earlier today

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being gr making fun of CSI Miami just

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being um and yes I I I think it does get

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used um I think if you

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watch like the the the outtake

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reels um which you have to you have to

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understand the the editors and the

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producers and the writers also see all

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of that stuff so they can see that stuff

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and be like hey that was really funny or

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I didn't know that Jens could make such

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a horrible

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face we should write that in and have

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Dean do it so they over over the course

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of you know many episodes and many

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seasons there starts to become a

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relationship that the writers have with

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the characters that they get ideas from

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by watching Jensen and Jared does that

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make sense yeah so you to to answer your

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question yes I believe it

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does thank you thanks hi hi go GI and

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anybody anybody anybody

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want you guys really small so what's it

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like working so closely together for

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like seven

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years horrible

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Terri mind num really I can't imagine a

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worse fate I really can't I mean I'm

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comforted knowing that it can never be

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worse than this I

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yeah just absolute Solitude in a padded

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room would be

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better I think it's been good like we

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said earlier we we um we've become

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buddies in the process we're kind of

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instant friends and then um you get

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closer and closer just kind of deal

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something we were we were talking about

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the other day it occurred to us that had

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we had somebody started the sixth grade

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when the show started and they'd now be

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graduating high school so it's a lot of

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time going to school is there somebody

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in there is there somebody I was

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pregnant with my daughter during the

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first season and she'll be seven this

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year there you

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go yeah that's we were we were talking

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about that with some