#Cons

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jared padalecki and jensen ackles nashville con 2024 - main panel

Q: What is something you have learned and now value about friendship because of each other?

j2 on their friendship part 3 of ?

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ent_events: Group Photos at Purgatory 9 🔥

May 2025, Maritim Düsseldorf www.purgatory-con.de

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Backyard campout with your best friends

California

1965

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risquecutie

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Misha Collins talking about Danneel and Jensen Ackles at Heroes Comic Con Belgium on October 20th, 2024

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Harvey and Kayvan's Shadows reunion tour continued at GalaxyCon Richmond 2025!

A fan posted these photos and a couple clips from their panel - in the above one, Harvey says that storylines were planned for seasons 6 and 7 before the show's cancellation, but due to the strikes, the show went through a season’s worth of budget paying for the crew and space that were on hold.

Transcription of Harvey's comments below:

[when told of the cancellation] We were like, you’re not serious, right? I mean, the idea was that storylines were written for [seasons] 6 and 7, and because of the strike that happened… when you put things on hold, you still have to pay for the space, like the soundstage, you have to put costumes and everyone on hold. But you have to pay them, like they were at work, because you might go at any moment. [It] was like, “You might go in a week, you might go in two weeks. We don’t know how the strike is going to go, how long it’s going to go” - we went through the whole budget for basically one season, but we never recorded a word. So we kind of went through the budget of seven seasons, but we could only give you six on tape.

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2 years ago, Joseph Quinn attended the first day of Fan Expo Dallas (june 9, 2023)

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Source: Christian Knorr on youtu.be

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Our first piece of the year is live—and it's a big one! With the recent release of the classic BBC sci-fi show Blake's 7 on Blu-ray, Lena Barkin looks back at the infamous 1980s clash between fans and creators that became known as the Slash Wars:

The Slash Wars happened in the late 80s and early 90s, but their central fandom questions are still being explored today. How much interaction should there be between fans and artists? How does capitalism interact with fandom’s gift-based economy? How public should fanfiction about characters portrayed by real people be? How do we ethically engage with the media properties we love when it involves so many conflicting people, stories, and viewpoints?

For fans of fandom history—or anyone grappling with these questions in fandom today—this is a must-read. You can also listen to a full audio version via the link above. 🚀

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so. like Arc 3 is happening right

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misha: Jealous Jensen is not a pretty thing.

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