More SPN Goodies
Apr. 29th, 2008 04:44 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
raloriaI just can't seem to stop the spamming, but there's more goodies and news to report. :)
This is going to be quite a mixed bag. Have fun!
+++ SPN Media has Hi-Res promo pics for 3x15. -- Spoiler Warning! --
+++ I found 2 SPN related online articles. I have no idea if these have been seen by everyone already or not.
* The first is a great article about those annoying station logos on our TV screens. You know....that damned CW Logo which now is even bigger thanks to them promoting other shows like Gossip Girl. This article calls them Bugs.
TV Ad Hell: Stop Bugging Me! by Karla Peterson
Here's an excerpt that mentions SPN:
Not content to just sit there and annoy you, bugs have also become more sophisticated and intrusive. On an especially traumatic evening a few weeks ago, a lurid bug for the CW's "Girlicious" appeared at the top corner of the screen during "Supernatural," partially obscuring actor Jensen Ackles' face. Surely that is illegal or something.
Amen! That has to be illegal!
* I then found this lovely article about Kripke, Supernatural's Creator Needs Our Respect by Alice Jester. It's a great little appreciation piece covering some of the highlights of Kripke's appearance at the LA Con. I love it because it really shows the mutual between Kripke and the fans. As the article says, there really aren't any other TV creators out there like him. Only Kripke really respects the opinions of the fans.
A little excerpt:
First, I’ve rarely seen any show creator/runner so in touch with the fans. He honestly cares about what fans think and desires feedback. While I won’t mention names, there’s a particular show that I used to watch, one that gets incredible ratings and has an endless budget, yet when I read any interview from that show’s creator it was clear that he didn’t care what the fans thought. I don’t watch that show anymore. I don’t see any of the top rated shows with a show runner who shows a fraction of the interest and respect for their fandom than Eric Kripke. Most avid fans are usually written off as crackpots (at least Matt Roush says so). That’s why I fell in love with not only this show, but the fact that we fans feel like we’re part of something, and the top guy feels it, too.
+++ I was doing some more internet searching and found a couple of photos of the guys I hadn't seen before.
This is going to be quite a mixed bag. Have fun!
+++ SPN Media has Hi-Res promo pics for 3x15. -- Spoiler Warning! --
+++ I found 2 SPN related online articles. I have no idea if these have been seen by everyone already or not.
* The first is a great article about those annoying station logos on our TV screens. You know....that damned CW Logo which now is even bigger thanks to them promoting other shows like Gossip Girl. This article calls them Bugs.
TV Ad Hell: Stop Bugging Me! by Karla Peterson
Here's an excerpt that mentions SPN:
Not content to just sit there and annoy you, bugs have also become more sophisticated and intrusive. On an especially traumatic evening a few weeks ago, a lurid bug for the CW's "Girlicious" appeared at the top corner of the screen during "Supernatural," partially obscuring actor Jensen Ackles' face. Surely that is illegal or something.
Amen! That has to be illegal!
* I then found this lovely article about Kripke, Supernatural's Creator Needs Our Respect by Alice Jester. It's a great little appreciation piece covering some of the highlights of Kripke's appearance at the LA Con. I love it because it really shows the mutual between Kripke and the fans. As the article says, there really aren't any other TV creators out there like him. Only Kripke really respects the opinions of the fans.
A little excerpt:
First, I’ve rarely seen any show creator/runner so in touch with the fans. He honestly cares about what fans think and desires feedback. While I won’t mention names, there’s a particular show that I used to watch, one that gets incredible ratings and has an endless budget, yet when I read any interview from that show’s creator it was clear that he didn’t care what the fans thought. I don’t watch that show anymore. I don’t see any of the top rated shows with a show runner who shows a fraction of the interest and respect for their fandom than Eric Kripke. Most avid fans are usually written off as crackpots (at least Matt Roush says so). That’s why I fell in love with not only this show, but the fact that we fans feel like we’re part of something, and the top guy feels it, too.
+++ I was doing some more internet searching and found a couple of photos of the guys I hadn't seen before.
