Phxcon 2016 - J2 Main Panel Part 1
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sometimes I'm having to like put the

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slate in for the camera sometimes we're

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having to set our own shots because the

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cameras are inside the car there's a lot

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going on inside that car the fact that I

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don't have to manually shift gears is

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one thing I don't have to worry about

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[Applause]

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so secret Secret's not make friends

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[Music] is

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is
secret is my Dean is

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showing I tried to button up your shirt

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yeah and they were like yeah

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I don't even know if I know what that

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means but thank you how are

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you I like that I've always wonder um

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with people like yourself in your line

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of business are you guys able to watch a

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TV show or a movie and actually get

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absorbed into the story or do you guys

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get lost in like analyzing what's going

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on behind the

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scenes great great question um I am

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rarely able to really get absorbed into

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the story because I see so much and have

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have so many opinions on what's going on

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behind the scenes that having been said

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it helps me weed out a lot of junk that

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I probably shouldn't

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watch uh and so I get to watch some

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really cool shows like Breaking Bad

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and and go

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te and I get to watch my new friends on

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Outlander so yeah so it is it is

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different I think it's probably like

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being a musician and hearing music to

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where you're like oh my God they're

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playing the same chord over and over and

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over again compared to hearing somebody

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that's doing something new or

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interesting or really like trying

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something unusual uh and so I

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think where I am in my career um for me

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personally it helps kind of cut the fat

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you know that's I I'm going to Parlay

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that question and ask Billy when you

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hear somebody like tearing up the guitar

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are you just listening to it as a as a

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as a fan of the the song or are you kind

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of listening to pick apart what they're

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doing and then are impressed by or

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unimpressed by what what you kind of can

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decipher from your musical knowledge

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yeah just it just comes down to Melody

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you know and if they're doing something

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that's completely something I've never

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heard before whether it be on a violin

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or a trumpet or a saxophone if it's

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something unique I always try and think

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pull from that and use it in my own you

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know rep you find inspiration from other

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people's music and like that that's cool

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and that yeah I think that that's that

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me and

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I all of us within our own kind of

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medium uh is you know I'm the same way I

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think it's helped me weed out a lot of

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bad uh Productions just going wow that's

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really horrible lighting and the the

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camera is not doing anything and ACC T

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that that I don't know if that actor is

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hair if he's trying to be a girl

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or John Snow John

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snow but it's cool cuz he finally cut

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his hair

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um oh you're you haven't caught up have

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you what are you trying to say

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nothing he cut his hair he's smartened

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up

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um so uh yeah I will say that that when

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we do find really good quality

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programming or a really good movie then

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and and things where we look at and we

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like oh wow that was that was a really

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good take or that was a really

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interesting uh scene in the way that

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they shot it or stuff like that we can

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appreciate that yeah but at the same

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time we we can we can allow ourselves to

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get lost in it because we're

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appreciating the art that they're

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providing for us to to to listen or

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watch so yeah yeah thank you so much

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thank

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you hello hello hello it's my first time

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I'm having a blast awesome me and my

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daugh the question is how did you like

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doing the rolls with

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Charlie doing doing the rolls like were

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like doing the episodes with yeah the

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episodes god um I mean look I I think

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it's no secret that we love Felicia and

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we love

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uh we love what what she brought to the

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show uh as as you know just a talented

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beautiful human being um but you know

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talking more as as far as the show is

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concerned the character was really great

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uh because it was It was kind of that

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sister that the brothers you know maybe

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never had or or or never knew they

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wanted um and and so the I think that Dynamic

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um and and so the I think that Dynamic
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Pleasant it was there there wasn't like

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it wasn't like oh who's going to hook up

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with Charlie kind of a thing or oh is

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this going to be a romantic it was there

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was from the the get-go we I mean yeah

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maybe her sexual orientation maybe had

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something to do with

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it
but yeah maybe maybe but generally

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speaking like that is that's an issue

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when you bring female character speaking

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huh generally speaking if there is aound

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saying yes genitally speaking

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I guess y'all heard that even though I

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wasn't holding a

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microphone I didn't hear

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either Charlie was an awesome character

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Felicia Day is an awesome human being

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generally speaking Gally

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speaking uh I think for us it also was a

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cool part of a cool

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opportunity for Supernatural and there

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are a lot there are a lot of things that

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go on behind the scenes and even we

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don't know in the casting or whatever

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happens we're not we don't have we don't

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make that decision you know like we we

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we love Sam and Dean and we for a large

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part we love you too you guys are

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awesome thank

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you but a lot of things happen in the

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casting of the character or the writing

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of the character that that doesn't cross

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our desks um I'm glad Felicia did I'm glad

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desks um I'm glad Felicia did I'm glad
that's the way it worked out and she was

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awesome her character was awesome uh

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people ask me a lot like what I want to

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do after Supernatural ends and I say

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Supernatural is not going to end wait

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end wait
what sh sh sh I'll tell you that I'll

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tell you

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that but if it ever did

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I would want to work with people like

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Felicia

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Day well let's be clear Supernatural

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will never

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end the show

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might but what it is built this will

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never end clear that

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clear that
up how are you so um my question is what

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is the average amount of shenanigans

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that go on in one day and what is your

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favorite 100% my my favorite my favorite General

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100% my my favorite my favorite General
shenanigan that happens on set is

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[Music] that no

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that no
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General you see what I to deal

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with about as many Shenanigans as it

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happened like within the past 5 minutes

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that's it's pretty much part of the

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course when we're actually working and

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supposed to be

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professional yeah I think for I think

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for us one of my favorite things that

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us one of my favorite things that
happens on set regularly is that we'll

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have a guest star come on to the show

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and Jensen and I will be like horsing

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around goofing off and you know taking

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jokes put up the leg and they'll be like

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okay and action and we'll break into

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character and the guest St is

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like what what I'm not

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ready cuz J and there was even a one of

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the uh uh shaving people punting things

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one of the videos was about us like

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messing around it was like in action

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thank you for your

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time and back to what was it the