#and richard speight jr

[thenameisgul]

supernatural writers, directors and actors all righting the wrongs committed in supernatural using their other projects is the best thing to happen since destiel confession.

Honestly the Dead Boy Detectives writers did something so unbelievably funny by interrupting a love confession with the confessing character being dragged to (super)hell and then immediately fixing it.

They really went RIP to Supernatural but we’re different.

[melefim]

Heartbreaking

https://x.com/abritandherpup/status/1829727328957816908?s=46&t=fqGfqKL6S7W-yEmye5BHrA

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[nabooberrie]

Castiel kinda looks like marlin from finding Nemo

[lilith-1916]

I found this picture from the Lust scene of Dead Boy Detectives. I love behind the scene pictures 🔥

PS: credits to the owner.

[jensenackles-daily]

@mishacollins: Starting momentarily! https://youtube.com/live/Is876dF_- (x)

[mementomoriwithacherryontop]

It's pretty darn special when even the directors are participating in DBDA twitter posts that ask questions like, what is your favorite moment from this episode?

For those who don't know, Richard Speight, Jr. directed The Case of the Very Long Stairway. You might recognize him from Supernatural. He's also given interviews about this episode and what it was like from the perspective of a director, and what a truly special experience it was to work on the set of Dead Boy Detectives.

He's a fan of this show. And he wants it to be saved, too.

[angel-fruitcake]

i am not okay

[sirlsplayland]

Heavily inspired by the marked ones cardinal Copia

[purewasteland]

Rob: And now I do get why. The couple things that happened in these episodes that- I get why people think that there’s a thing.

Rich: Why? What?

Rob: You know, people think that there’s a thing between Castiel and Dean.

Rich: Yeah, Dean and Castiel “bromance” or whatever it is.

Rob: Yeah, in these episodes you're like “Oh, I would put that in my fan cut.”

Rich: Like what?

Rob: Just (voice gets really high) little things here and there. Is this the one where they put him in the-

Rich: Lock him in the room, lock him in the room.

Rob: Yeah, and he’s like (Dean voice) “Why you looking at me like that, Cas? When someone look at me like that they want to hump me” or whatever and then winks at him.

Rich: Really?

Rob: Yeah. You see that?

Rich: I probably kind of saw it.  

  -Supernatural Then and Now podcast.

Point of No Return with Michael Lawshe (S5EP18)

[reallyunluckyrunaway]

Sam trying to explain the time loop in Mystery Spot be like:

[winchester-grown-willow]

Don't mind me, just Gabe posting :]

[lets-steal-an-archive]

Have a link:

[orionsangel86]

If I had a nickle for every time Richard Speight Jr directed a Hell Adjacent Gay Love Confession between two characters who happen to be running away from a leather clad black lady Death I'd have two nickles, which isn't a lot but its WEIRD THAT IT HAPPENED TWICE

[pastlivesandpurplepuppets]

[...]that movie was an emotional roller coaster for me. I was called in as a consultant on some scenes, and it was tough. It brought everything back, especially later on when we all got to go to France for the premiere. Skip’s family was there. What’s so interesting is that the actor who I became closest with was Richard Speight Jr., the guy who played Skip in the miniseries. The first time he called me, he was politely asking me questions about Skip so he could better portray him, and damned if I didn’t hang up on him. Not because he’d done or said anything wrong. Because I just couldn’t take it. But as the filming began and we got to know each other, Richard became a great support to me, this kid half a century younger than me. Never made me feel like some sentimental old fool. Told me he understood my emotions. Said it was OK, that I was emotional because Skip and I had meant so much to each other and that was a good thing, not a bad thing. That meant the world to me. You have to understand that it took me nearly forty years before I could look at our 1942 company picture and not break into tears, particularly if it was December or January.

~ Don Malarkey

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[noctistellae]

I mean... we're all thinking it, right ?