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Talking about Jensen and Jared on “Then and Now: A Supernatural Podcast”
Rob: You two have been friends for a while now- Jared: We’ve known each other (mumbles) Rob: Sorry, sorry, sorry. You’ve known each other and been acquaintances. You sometimes answer texts. Jared didn’t sound like he was joking. It’s at the 5 minute mark of the Pilot episode.
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JARED STOP BEING VAGUE PLEASE JUST GIVE US SOMETHING
ANYWAYYY, I stand by my assertion that some cast members (and by this I mean, everyone other than Jensen, here's looking at Jared and Misha, not to mention the very long list of everyone else) on this show are willing to spew whatever nonsense they need to try and make themselves relevant and make their characters seem the most important in the moment. And what Jared said is absolutely inaccurate, sickening and infuriating, but at the same time, I can't help but.... laugh, because it's just so blatantly the biggest pile of lies and stupidity???? I, of course, don't mean I'm laughing because what he's said is funny or accurate, because it is absolutely malicious and I am disgusted by his words, their nonsensicalness AND the toxic messages he's sharing; I mean I'm laughing because this is so clearly a desperate and petty attempt to upstage Jensen and Dean and have some kind of twisted revenge (which clearly backfired 🤷🏻♀️).
The finale tried to ruin the story as thoroughly as possible to bring it back to The Sam Show, which I think it's important to remember, it hasn't been since the earliest drafts of the pilot. That didn't work, and people cared more about Dean's ending, despite the script trying their damndest to deter that, so he went and made up lies about "the five year gap" and "Sam's heaven has no one else, not his wife, not his child, just Dean", to try and act like it was a fair ending, but ended up only making himself and Sam look even worse.
THEN both he and the real lead of the show got nominated for an award and he didn't win. Jensen was polite and gracious and included him in the award nonetheless, because he's just a good person and a supportive and kind friend, even to those who may not deserve it. Jared however, could not handle that and just be a good friend and congratulate him. Instead, jealousy and pettiness raised their ugly heads and he decided to say things that he knew would, albeit completely falsely, imply that Dean isn't important because he knows that the work Jensen has put into Dean all these years means a lot to him and this blow may hurt (although, I guess he didn't anticipate that this would just emphasize even more that Dean is and always has been so much more than what Jared and some of the writers wanted him to be). I suppose he also thought it a benefit that saying these things may just make him the hot gossip of the minute and I guess no publicity is bad publicity in some people's minds?
But unfortunately for him, we're on to him and his lies, so let's see how much deeper he can really dig himself and his character into this hole, because frankly, every time he opens his mouth, I think people see just a bit more of the kind of person he is and the insights he had going in while he played Sam
Not me writing a post-canon fix-it where I unapologetically bash all of the dumbass stuff Jared said about Dean’s death and Sam not getting together with Eileen.
I’m bi-tter.
There's Jensen and then there's Jared (looking at the solar eclipse)
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"Is it bad of me to be glad that it 100% backfired?" No, no it's not. For someone who's been "acting" over half his life, it's astounding that he's failed to learn rule #1 - don't ever dare to speak with authority on SOMEONE ELSE'S character. That's straight out of Acting 101. Also, for a native Texan, he look *ridiculous* in that cowboy hat. I couldn't even be mad at his dumbass comments because he looked so stupid.
Yup, that sounds like pretty sound advice, he barely seems to be able to talk about his own character with consistency, so it would make sense for him to not pretend to be an expert on other characters. Plus, with the way that finale went down involving so much hurt for so many people, I really can't think of one good reason he had for saying the things he has been saying 🤦🏻♀️
In this house, we only stan one unproblematic king who doesn't say illogical things for attention or fame AND looks good in a cowboy hat 🤷🏻♀️
Everyone should just ignore Jared's comments. That dude's instincts have *always* been exactly wrong when it came to understanding the show, often painfully so. He only ever saw Sam and not the bigger picture. I cringe at the thought of him trying to lead Walker without someone of Jensen's calibre to elevate his acting and force him to be better at what he does. All he did was ensure that anyone who loved Dean and was considering giving Walker a chance won't now.
I totally see what you mean. I do feel like part of it is because he doesn't understand the story and his instincts are not pointing him in the right direction; in addition though, at times it feels like he's just saying thinks for attention or because he thinks the things he's saying are going to make him/Sam look better. And it fails every single time. So yeah, I don't know, if we start ignoring him, maybe he'll stop? I do see your point though, I can't think of one useful or nice thing to come out of his brain since the finale. I think we were all just super hurt by the finale already and the things he's been saying since have been making things even worse, so I don't mind him knowing that he's been acting like a Problem™️, but at the same time, I think your instinct is right, he doesn't seem like he would learn from it, just based on the fact that he hasn't so far.
And yupp, quite possibly, he thought if he emphasized how Sam is the most important person in Supernatural (the secret version of Supernatural in his head, that is), we'd all want to come over and watch his show. Is it bad of me to be glad that it 100% backfired?
