Good Questions for Supernatural Cons

Yeah, ME TOO. I mean, we have heard all about the pranks and I feel like SURELY there is something more interesting we could be asking these dudes on Supernatural at cons?

Hence, this blog: a (hopefully) crowd-sourced bank of actually good questions about Supernatural! A resource for con-goers!

Let's do this!

Some suggestions about what makes a Question Good.

This blog is open for submissions or asks! Feel free to ask anonymously!

We can't prevent people from asking anything they want and showing their whole ass at cons by asking bad questions, which I'd define in several ways:

They have been asked and answered ad infinitum and they are boring now

They ask actors to speculate about as yet untold story, or word-of-god the meaning of existing story to us

They are rude and combative, or too personal to answer from a con stage

They are vehicles for settling fandom infighting scores, which the actors have a lot of valid reasons for not getting involved in

They aren't real questions, just vehicles for eliciting a desired response.

*Alternatively - what prompted that change?

See, for me, this is not a great question. Firstly, he isn't going to answer it, so it's a waste of a question, and it's also a bit combative, isn't it? It's like you're pulling up old receipts (which he may have experienced or meant very differently to fandom perspectives or have no memory of) to outright accuse him of past homophobia? And, what are you hoping he would say here? He's at work, yo. Do you think he's going to tell you about some kind of personal awakening from a con stage?

Does he have any favourite set decor choices that he thinks might not have been obvious to the audience in the final edit?

Were there ever any artistic ideas or props that they couldn't make happen and why?

Was there ever anything that didn't work as well on camera as he had hoped?

If he could pick any location to design for film or TV, where would it be, what style would he choose and why?

Over the years the objects on the shelf above Dean's bed in the bunker seemed to change and move around. What can he tell us about the choices for these?

Good questions for Jerry Wanek, but one is missing:

Why lamp?

LMAO. Yes. The mother of all Jerry Wanek questions!

Please let someone ask him about:

- the job application in Dean’s bedroom after his death (without letting Jared’s interpretation drop)

- the blue Romeo and Juliet cross

- Cas’s various vehicles throughout the show

- just the bunker design in general

Have you ever reflected on the fact that when y'all try to seem less gay, you just end up coming off as more gay? Why do you think that is?