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Sep 12, 2009

I present to you a high quality version of the JSquared Photography Photoshoot. Thanks to the lovely Andreas for the shoot.

GALLERY LINK:
- Photoshoots: Professional Sets > Session #1

 

Sep 12, 2009

 

Sep 12, 2009

When “Supernatural” ended last season, we saw Castiel — everyone’s favorite angel — engulfed in a bright light as he prepared to battle anyone who tried to stop Dean from keeping the final seal in tact. But as all “Supernatural” fans already know, Dean was too late. Sam broke the seal and Lucifer is now among us.

What’s maybe even more alarming? The teaser clips from tonight’s season premiere indicate Castiel was blown to bits. However, we can assure you Cas will be back, in the flesh. How it happens, though? Well, that’s another story.

“Cas doesn’t know how he came back,” Misha Collins (Castiel) told us when we spoke earlier this week. “He has his suspicions. He thinks he knows how he came back, but he doesn’t have any proof of it. He’s trying to piece together how [it happened] and if it’s what he thinks it is, it’s quite amazing.”

 

Sep 12, 2009

Tonight, Thursday, Sept. 10, at 9 p.m. ET/PT, The CW’s “Supernatural” returns for another season, as demon-hunting brothers Sam and Dean Winchester (Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles) deal with the rising of Lucifer himself and an impending Apocalypse.

There to help out, more or less, is their trusty angelic sidekick Castiel, played by the lovely and talented Misha Collins, who was kind enough to pen some replies to a few questions about his character and the upcoming season.

I guess you could say he’s winging it, but I shouldn’t have, and I hope you don’t. Here we go:


Q: The show put you through the emotional wringer last year, playing a beleaguered Angel of the Lord – and made you wear the same outfit in almost every episode. Can we expect more of the same this season?

A: Well, according to the story, the angels aren’t supposed to feel emotions. But my angel did always seem somewhat beleaguered and certainly a bit bedraggled, which in good part was due to the outfit I wear. When I got the part of Castiel on “Supernatural,” the character was supposed to last a couple of episodes, so when I went in for the fitting, I was pretty cavalier. I think I said, “Yeah, this’ll work fine” to the first thing they had me try on. If I had any idea I’d be wearing that damn suit, I’d have put a lot more thought into it.

The pants have big pleats; the shirt is two sizes too big; and the whole thing makes me look like (Peter Falk in) “Columbo.” But to answer your question, the outfit has not yet been burned, and Castiel is being put through the proverbial wringer now more than ever.

 

Sep 12, 2009

Episode Summary from the CW:

“Good God, Y’all”: When Bobby (guest star Jim Beaver) gets an urgent call from Rufus (guest star Steven Williams) that’s suddenly cut off, Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) rush to Colorado to try to help him. What they find is a town overrun by a new breed of demons, some old friends – and a past that continues to haunt them. Also stars Misha Collins as ‘Castiel’ and guest stars Samantha Ferris as ‘Ellen Harvelle,’ Alona Tal as ‘Jo Harvelle,’ and Titus Welliver as ‘Roger.’ “Good God, Y’all” was written by Sera Gamble and directed by Phil Sgriccia .

Source: ChicagoTribune.com