February 2016
VSU grad lands ‘Supernatural’ job
John Bring’s first written episode of “Supernatural,” “Beyond the Mat,” premieres 9 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 24, on the CW.
Sterling K. Brown Talks ‘The People v. O.J. Simpson’ and More
Sterling K. Brown is better known to Supernatural fans as Gordon.
‘Supernatural’ Star Misha Collins Talks Tackling Lucifer and New Charity Campaign
“Supernatural’s” Misha Collins may be moonlighting as the devil on the CW hit, but that hasn’t curtailed his good deeds off-screen; the actor has partnered with co-star Jensen Ackles to launch a charitable t-shirt campaign called “You Are Not Alone,” which will fund the newly created SPNFamily Crisis Support Network — a fan-led community support system where trained fans can help other fans deal with depression, self-injury, and addiction.
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‘Supernatural’ airs Cobia-inspired episode; Interview with Supernatural’s Jerry Wanek
Jerry Wanek returns home as often as he can. When he can’t, the Manitowoc native builds it.
As production designer on The CW Television Network show “Supernatural,” Wanek’s job is to create the scenes for each episode. Often, those sets contain landmarks familiar to Manitowoc County residents.
Supernatural: How Misha Collins crafted his version of Lucifer, with Mark Pellegrino’s help
For Supernatural fans, Mark Pellegrino will always be Lucifer, and that’s why Misha Collins felt so much pressure when the show came to him with the idea that Lucifer would inhabit Castiel’s vessel. “It was very daunting because I think Mark Pellegrino is like the best actor that we’ve had on the show, so for me to have to play the same character that he’s been playing in a similar manner that he’s been playing is a real challenge,” Collins tells EW. “I think it’s an exercise that’s designed to make me look bad,” he adds with a laugh.
Sam and Dean make Variety’s list of 30 TV relationships their staff loves
For 11 seasons, the Winchester brothers have faced every conceivable kind of evil, even going to hell and back for each other. While their codependent relationship has earned them a few lectures from everyone from friends to the devil himself, there’s no denying that Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) are strongest when they’re together – and that their complicated, dedicated relationship has fueled the CW hit for more than 200 episodes.