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.Sì, ovviamente mi sono basata solo sullo sneak peek, l'opinione più precisa ci si potrà fare guardando l'episodio, ma già se guardi quella clip ti puoi fare un'idea di ciò che dicevo, del modo di recitare diverso. Modula la voce in modo diverso.
Poi certo, il resto si vedrà guardando l'episodio.
Non lo so, ma non credo sia distrazione, credo che semplicemente non servisse coprirlo. Il suo personaggio può avere quel tatuaggio senza che ci sia una motivazione. Non lo coprono nemmeno a Jared in Walker.
ma io condivido, a me non sembra che somigli a nessun personaggio precedente l'interpretazione di Jensen vista in questi brevi video
quello che mi dà fastidio è che come al solito dovrò aspettare per poter vedere l'episodio perchè se lo guardo senza sub ci capisco poco e poi mi incavolo per aver ceduto alla tentazione perchè tanto lo so che è inutile
Figurati, da quello che avevi scritto avevo capito che non le avessi viste le clip.
Mi dispiace, non so quando faranno i sottotitoli.
Non so se ti può essere utile, ma se ti dovessero bastare i sottotitoli in inglese, puoi andare in questo sito:
https://ww21.soap2day.day/series/tracker/
Mi sembrano piuttosto veloci a caricare gli episodi. E normalmente se clicchi sul primo server, hai la possibilità di mettere i sottotitoli in inglese (cliccando su CC). Se poi hai bisogno scrivimi che ti aiuto. -
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❀ ❥ Ankita ❥ ❀
@_whatsinaname7
Already falling for another #JensenAckles character. Jensen as Russel already has such different mannerisms from his other characters. The voice modulation, the gestures and personality. Can’t wait for the episode.
#TrackerCBS
https://twitter.com/_whatsinaname7/status/...995387736436927
Sono molto d'accordo con quello che dice questa ragazza.
Ho guardato lo sneak peek che ho quotato sopra e ho visto qualcuno che non avevo mai visto. Bravo, Jensen
per chi lo segue in diretta o in streaming domani si potrà fare un opinione più precisa, per quelli come me che hanno bisogno dei sottotitoli serve più tempo, speriamo non molto
vero, gli hanno lasciato il tatuaggio sul polso, chissà se è voluto o distrazione
Sì, ovviamente mi sono basata solo sullo sneak peek, l'opinione più precisa ci si potrà fare guardando l'episodio, ma già se guardi quella clip ti puoi fare un'idea di ciò che dicevo, del modo di recitare diverso. Modula la voce in modo diverso.
Poi certo, il resto si vedrà guardando l'episodio.
Non lo so, ma non credo sia distrazione, credo che semplicemente non servisse coprirlo. Il suo personaggio può avere quel tatuaggio senza che ci sia una motivazione. Non lo coprono nemmeno a Jared in Walker. -
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🎥 • And another sneak peek for #Tracker! @JensenAckles @justinhartley #spnfamily #jensenackles
— 𝙹𝚎𝚗𝚜𝚎𝚗 𝙰𝚌𝚔𝚕𝚎𝚜 𝙵𝚊𝚗𝚙𝚊𝚐𝚎 (@JensenAcklesPL) May 10, 2024
🔗: https://t.co/4jTlGCx161 pic.twitter.com/IML8J5QmsX
❀ ❥ Ankita ❥ ❀
@_whatsinaname7
Already falling for another #JensenAckles character. Jensen as Russel already has such different mannerisms from his other characters. The voice modulation, the gestures and personality. Can’t wait for the episode.
#TrackerCBS
https://twitter.com/_whatsinaname7/status/...995387736436927
Sono molto d'accordo con quello che dice questa ragazza.
Ho guardato lo sneak peek che ho quotato sopra e ho visto qualcuno che non avevo mai visto. Bravo, Jensen -
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https://twitter.com/acklesism/status/1789027619553362329
https://twitter.com/acklesdaiIy/status/1789007615646658842
https://twitter.com/JP1880JP/status/1789101410744963419
Non hanno coperto il tatuaggio
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~ Jus In Bello Convention 14 - 2024- Resoconti, Immagini e Video! - Jus in Bello 14 | Roma, 19-21 aprile 2024.
olgatatarintseva_
📷: @jensenackles . Thank you for taking this photo of me. ➡️ And for the surprise 😎.
#wheninrome #unconventional
www.instagram.com/p/C6yh5HxN5vY/?igsh=MTQ5bGN0Y2tjMWxr
Mi ero dimenticata di aggiungere questa anche qui.
Mi fa ancora ridere 'sta cosa -
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Amber Van
Great memories from my Birthday weekend with Krystal Sugden and Jensen Ackles at the Family Business Beer Company in Dripping Springs TX
https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_f...AGKWFgaONt0i01x -
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olgatatarintseva_
📷: @jensenackles . Thank you for taking this photo of me. ➡️ And for the surprise 😎.
#wheninrome #unconventional
www.instagram.com/p/C6yh5HxN5vY/?igsh=MTQ5bGN0Y2tjMWxr
La tipa ha taggato la parola "non convenzionale" In effetti! Già è insolito fermare lui tra tutte le persone in Piazza di Spagna a Roma per farsi scattare una foto, poi lui si fa anche un selfie... assurdo
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Altre foto dall'evento al birrificio
https://twitter.com/DrNataria/status/1788780514670727318
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.Bubble Shows ‘The Conners,’ ‘Walker,’ ‘Lopez vs. Lopez’ and Other Series Await Their Fate as Upfronts Approach
By Joe Otterson
Some of this TV season’s blood has already been spilled — looking at you, “NCIS: Hawai’i” — but as we head toward upfronts week, there are still a number of broadcast shows “on the bubble.”
But as the networks settle in on a diet of mostly stable franchises and fewer series pilots, there’s also less primetime schedule frenzy this year. The days before upfronts week which would normally mean a rapid fire few days of broadcast series renewals and cancellations announcements. But normal left the building a long time ago.
The broadcast network portion of upfronts has been so significantly pared down from years past that it hardly resembles what it used to be. These days, most of the broadcast networks announce renewals and cancellations well ahead of their actual presentations.
Take CBS, which has already announced its new fall and spring schedules as well as all of its renewals and cancellations. And NBC just announced another early renewal, this time for the multi-cam comedy “Night Court.”
For the series still awaiting their fate, here’s a look at what has the best chance of coming back — and what is likely done after this season.
ABC
ABC has renewed most of its scripted shows for next season already, while the show “High Potential” starring Kaitlin Olson will debut during the 2024-2025 season after it was originally ordered to series last year but held due to the strikes. ABC has also given a straight-to-series order to a new medical drama from Ryan Murphy called “Dr. Odyssey” starring Joshua Jackson.
The only two shows still awaiting word at ABC are the single-cam comedy “Not Dead Yet,” starring Gina Rodriguez, and the multi-cam “The Conners.” According to sources, “Not Dead Yet” will likely be done after its sophomore season, with the show failing to break out in the ratings. (Should “Not Dead Yet” become just “Dead,” then ABC will at least still be in business with Rodriguez via the new gamer “Lucky 13,” which she hosts.)
“The Conners,” ABC’s long-running “Roseanne” spinoff, has faired better in the ratings. Still, reports have already emerged that the show is going to wrap up with an abbreviated seventh season — a possibility that sources have also confirmed to Variety. ABC declined comment.
ABC has just two pilots in the wings this year — the multi-cam comedies “Shifting Gears” starring Tim Allen and Kat Dennings and “Forgive & Forget” starring Ty Burrell. Neither will shoot until after upfronts, however.
The CW
The CW has pretty much abandoned completely original scripted programming, opting instead to shift its focus to sports, unscripted shows and international co-productions/foreign imports. The network also has WWE’s NXT weekly show joining its primetime lineup in the fall.
The three remaining shows from the previous CW regime are “All American,” “All American: Homecoming,” and “Walker.” Of the three, sources say “All American” has the best chance of coming back for another season, given its continued popularity. But even that is by no means a guarantee.
“Walker” and “Homecoming” are likely to be done after their current seasons, according to sources, though neither will be airing their season finales until after upfronts. That fact may work against “Homecoming,” though, as The CW just announced that the show’s third season will debut on July 8, and airing a scripted series over the summer is never a good sign for renewal chances.
Fox
Fox technically has five shows awaiting word on new seasons, but at least for the time being, it’s really just three. Dramas “Alert: Missing Persons Unit” and “The Cleaning Lady” and animated comedy “The Great North” have been airing new seasons this spring, while “9-1-1: Lone Star” and “Accused” are being held for now as their latest seasons were delayed by the strikes. Neither of the latter two shows have set a premiere date yet so don’t expect any major decisions on their fates any time soon.
Sources say that “Great North,” “Alert” and “The Cleaning Lady” are all looking good to come back. They are aided by the fact that Fox’s live-action scripted offerings are slim at the moment, though the network does have the new shows “Doc” and “Rescue: Hi-Surf” debuting next season, as well as the animated comedy “Universal Basic Guys/The Hoagie Bros.” It is also important to note that Fox will be getting two hours of primetime back in October when WWE’s “SmackDown” leaves the broadcast network for its new home at USA Network.
NBC
NBC also has just two shows on the bubble at present — the multi-cams “Extended Family” and “Lopez vs. Lopez.” Both shows could go either way, but sources say that “Extended Family” is the more likely of the two to get a renewal at this point.
The network still has the dramas “Brilliant Minds” (fka “Dr. Wolf”) starring Zachary Quinto and “The Hunting Party,” as well as the comedy “St. Denis Medical” waiting in the wings from last year. They also have three pilots in contention — “Suits: LA,” meant to capitalize on the renewed interest in the USA Network show “Suits,” as well as “Happy Places” (starring Reba McEntire) and the drama “Grosse Pointe Garden Society.” Of those, only “Happy Places” is expected to be ready for a possible upfront week pickup.
https://variety.com/2024/tv/news/conners-w...024-1235990485/
speriamo bene per Walker, mi dispiacerebbe tantissimo per Jared se gli chiudessero lo show
Se non ha cambiato idea, lui vorrebbe arrivare a 5 stagioni, spero riuscirà a farlo.
E spero riuscirà a concludere quando vuole lui senza sentirsi troppo in colpa per il cast e la crewAnteprima esclusiva #Walker : Hoyt di Matt Barr ritorna per portare a termine una rapina
TVLine.com
@TVLine
Exclusive #Walker Sneak Peek: Matt Barr’s Hoyt Returns to Pull Off a Heist
https://tvline.com/previews/walker-matt-ba...deo-1235235607/
Insomma è un po' come Supernatural... i personaggi muiono, ma si continuano a vedere nello show
condivido quello che dici, in tutto
io non seguo Walker se non per pubblicare foto e video promozionali e poco altro, quindi so veramente poco, ma che pure qui i morti tornano non me lo aspettavo, poi c'ho fatto l'abitudine
Nemmeno io lo seguo, lo sai, ci ho provato svariate volte ma non mi piace. Però alla morte di questo personaggio ci ero arrivata, a forza di tentare di andare avanti con gli episodi. Comunque sì, ho notato che in qualche modo trovano il modo di farli tornare anche qui. Immagino che in questo caso sia una flashback o qualcosa del genere. -
.Bubble Shows ‘The Conners,’ ‘Walker,’ ‘Lopez vs. Lopez’ and Other Series Await Their Fate as Upfronts Approach
By Joe Otterson
Some of this TV season’s blood has already been spilled — looking at you, “NCIS: Hawai’i” — but as we head toward upfronts week, there are still a number of broadcast shows “on the bubble.”
But as the networks settle in on a diet of mostly stable franchises and fewer series pilots, there’s also less primetime schedule frenzy this year. The days before upfronts week which would normally mean a rapid fire few days of broadcast series renewals and cancellations announcements. But normal left the building a long time ago.
The broadcast network portion of upfronts has been so significantly pared down from years past that it hardly resembles what it used to be. These days, most of the broadcast networks announce renewals and cancellations well ahead of their actual presentations.
Take CBS, which has already announced its new fall and spring schedules as well as all of its renewals and cancellations. And NBC just announced another early renewal, this time for the multi-cam comedy “Night Court.”
For the series still awaiting their fate, here’s a look at what has the best chance of coming back — and what is likely done after this season.
ABC
ABC has renewed most of its scripted shows for next season already, while the show “High Potential” starring Kaitlin Olson will debut during the 2024-2025 season after it was originally ordered to series last year but held due to the strikes. ABC has also given a straight-to-series order to a new medical drama from Ryan Murphy called “Dr. Odyssey” starring Joshua Jackson.
The only two shows still awaiting word at ABC are the single-cam comedy “Not Dead Yet,” starring Gina Rodriguez, and the multi-cam “The Conners.” According to sources, “Not Dead Yet” will likely be done after its sophomore season, with the show failing to break out in the ratings. (Should “Not Dead Yet” become just “Dead,” then ABC will at least still be in business with Rodriguez via the new gamer “Lucky 13,” which she hosts.)
“The Conners,” ABC’s long-running “Roseanne” spinoff, has faired better in the ratings. Still, reports have already emerged that the show is going to wrap up with an abbreviated seventh season — a possibility that sources have also confirmed to Variety. ABC declined comment.
ABC has just two pilots in the wings this year — the multi-cam comedies “Shifting Gears” starring Tim Allen and Kat Dennings and “Forgive & Forget” starring Ty Burrell. Neither will shoot until after upfronts, however.
The CW
The CW has pretty much abandoned completely original scripted programming, opting instead to shift its focus to sports, unscripted shows and international co-productions/foreign imports. The network also has WWE’s NXT weekly show joining its primetime lineup in the fall.
The three remaining shows from the previous CW regime are “All American,” “All American: Homecoming,” and “Walker.” Of the three, sources say “All American” has the best chance of coming back for another season, given its continued popularity. But even that is by no means a guarantee.
“Walker” and “Homecoming” are likely to be done after their current seasons, according to sources, though neither will be airing their season finales until after upfronts. That fact may work against “Homecoming,” though, as The CW just announced that the show’s third season will debut on July 8, and airing a scripted series over the summer is never a good sign for renewal chances.
Fox
Fox technically has five shows awaiting word on new seasons, but at least for the time being, it’s really just three. Dramas “Alert: Missing Persons Unit” and “The Cleaning Lady” and animated comedy “The Great North” have been airing new seasons this spring, while “9-1-1: Lone Star” and “Accused” are being held for now as their latest seasons were delayed by the strikes. Neither of the latter two shows have set a premiere date yet so don’t expect any major decisions on their fates any time soon.
Sources say that “Great North,” “Alert” and “The Cleaning Lady” are all looking good to come back. They are aided by the fact that Fox’s live-action scripted offerings are slim at the moment, though the network does have the new shows “Doc” and “Rescue: Hi-Surf” debuting next season, as well as the animated comedy “Universal Basic Guys/The Hoagie Bros.” It is also important to note that Fox will be getting two hours of primetime back in October when WWE’s “SmackDown” leaves the broadcast network for its new home at USA Network.
NBC
NBC also has just two shows on the bubble at present — the multi-cams “Extended Family” and “Lopez vs. Lopez.” Both shows could go either way, but sources say that “Extended Family” is the more likely of the two to get a renewal at this point.
The network still has the dramas “Brilliant Minds” (fka “Dr. Wolf”) starring Zachary Quinto and “The Hunting Party,” as well as the comedy “St. Denis Medical” waiting in the wings from last year. They also have three pilots in contention — “Suits: LA,” meant to capitalize on the renewed interest in the USA Network show “Suits,” as well as “Happy Places” (starring Reba McEntire) and the drama “Grosse Pointe Garden Society.” Of those, only “Happy Places” is expected to be ready for a possible upfront week pickup.
https://variety.com/2024/tv/news/conners-w...024-1235990485/
speriamo bene per Walker, mi dispiacerebbe tantissimo per Jared se gli chiudessero lo show
Se non ha cambiato idea, lui vorrebbe arrivare a 5 stagioni, spero riuscirà a farlo.
E spero riuscirà a concludere quando vuole lui senza sentirsi troppo in colpa per il cast e la crewAnteprima esclusiva #Walker : Hoyt di Matt Barr ritorna per portare a termine una rapina
TVLine.com
@TVLine
Exclusive #Walker Sneak Peek: Matt Barr’s Hoyt Returns to Pull Off a Heist
https://tvline.com/previews/walker-matt-ba...deo-1235235607/
Insomma è un po' come Supernatural... i personaggi muiono, ma si continuano a vedere nello show -
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Bubble Shows ‘The Conners,’ ‘Walker,’ ‘Lopez vs. Lopez’ and Other Series Await Their Fate as Upfronts Approach
By Joe Otterson
Some of this TV season’s blood has already been spilled — looking at you, “NCIS: Hawai’i” — but as we head toward upfronts week, there are still a number of broadcast shows “on the bubble.”
But as the networks settle in on a diet of mostly stable franchises and fewer series pilots, there’s also less primetime schedule frenzy this year. The days before upfronts week which would normally mean a rapid fire few days of broadcast series renewals and cancellations announcements. But normal left the building a long time ago.
The broadcast network portion of upfronts has been so significantly pared down from years past that it hardly resembles what it used to be. These days, most of the broadcast networks announce renewals and cancellations well ahead of their actual presentations.
Take CBS, which has already announced its new fall and spring schedules as well as all of its renewals and cancellations. And NBC just announced another early renewal, this time for the multi-cam comedy “Night Court.”
For the series still awaiting their fate, here’s a look at what has the best chance of coming back — and what is likely done after this season.
ABC
ABC has renewed most of its scripted shows for next season already, while the show “High Potential” starring Kaitlin Olson will debut during the 2024-2025 season after it was originally ordered to series last year but held due to the strikes. ABC has also given a straight-to-series order to a new medical drama from Ryan Murphy called “Dr. Odyssey” starring Joshua Jackson.
The only two shows still awaiting word at ABC are the single-cam comedy “Not Dead Yet,” starring Gina Rodriguez, and the multi-cam “The Conners.” According to sources, “Not Dead Yet” will likely be done after its sophomore season, with the show failing to break out in the ratings. (Should “Not Dead Yet” become just “Dead,” then ABC will at least still be in business with Rodriguez via the new gamer “Lucky 13,” which she hosts.)
“The Conners,” ABC’s long-running “Roseanne” spinoff, has faired better in the ratings. Still, reports have already emerged that the show is going to wrap up with an abbreviated seventh season — a possibility that sources have also confirmed to Variety. ABC declined comment.
ABC has just two pilots in the wings this year — the multi-cam comedies “Shifting Gears” starring Tim Allen and Kat Dennings and “Forgive & Forget” starring Ty Burrell. Neither will shoot until after upfronts, however.
The CW
The CW has pretty much abandoned completely original scripted programming, opting instead to shift its focus to sports, unscripted shows and international co-productions/foreign imports. The network also has WWE’s NXT weekly show joining its primetime lineup in the fall.
The three remaining shows from the previous CW regime are “All American,” “All American: Homecoming,” and “Walker.” Of the three, sources say “All American” has the best chance of coming back for another season, given its continued popularity. But even that is by no means a guarantee.
“Walker” and “Homecoming” are likely to be done after their current seasons, according to sources, though neither will be airing their season finales until after upfronts. That fact may work against “Homecoming,” though, as The CW just announced that the show’s third season will debut on July 8, and airing a scripted series over the summer is never a good sign for renewal chances.
Fox
Fox technically has five shows awaiting word on new seasons, but at least for the time being, it’s really just three. Dramas “Alert: Missing Persons Unit” and “The Cleaning Lady” and animated comedy “The Great North” have been airing new seasons this spring, while “9-1-1: Lone Star” and “Accused” are being held for now as their latest seasons were delayed by the strikes. Neither of the latter two shows have set a premiere date yet so don’t expect any major decisions on their fates any time soon.
Sources say that “Great North,” “Alert” and “The Cleaning Lady” are all looking good to come back. They are aided by the fact that Fox’s live-action scripted offerings are slim at the moment, though the network does have the new shows “Doc” and “Rescue: Hi-Surf” debuting next season, as well as the animated comedy “Universal Basic Guys/The Hoagie Bros.” It is also important to note that Fox will be getting two hours of primetime back in October when WWE’s “SmackDown” leaves the broadcast network for its new home at USA Network.
NBC
NBC also has just two shows on the bubble at present — the multi-cams “Extended Family” and “Lopez vs. Lopez.” Both shows could go either way, but sources say that “Extended Family” is the more likely of the two to get a renewal at this point.
The network still has the dramas “Brilliant Minds” (fka “Dr. Wolf”) starring Zachary Quinto and “The Hunting Party,” as well as the comedy “St. Denis Medical” waiting in the wings from last year. They also have three pilots in contention — “Suits: LA,” meant to capitalize on the renewed interest in the USA Network show “Suits,” as well as “Happy Places” (starring Reba McEntire) and the drama “Grosse Pointe Garden Society.” Of those, only “Happy Places” is expected to be ready for a possible upfront week pickup.
https://variety.com/2024/tv/news/conners-w...024-1235990485/ -
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Dalla convention a Roma di qualche settimana fa:
https://twitter.com/acklesism/status/1787848615123181872
https://twitter.com/i/bookmarks?post_id=1787845828234588371
Fonte: daniela chiusa - @serendipityhope
https://twitter.com/serendipityhope/status...837707403604341
www.instagram.com/p/C6qpBWmNIlv/
Edited by goldfish - 7/5/2024, 18:21 -
~ Jus In Bello Convention 14 - 2024- Resoconti, Immagini e Video! - Jus in Bello 14 | Roma, 19-21 aprile 2024.
JusInBelloCon
@JusInBelloCon
🎉A big anniversary is coming: 15 years of JIB, we still can't believe it! Are you joining us to celebrate this milestone in Rome, from 4th to 6th of April 2025?
Let's make #JIB15 another incredible experience!🍻
📌PASS BOOKINGS OPEN on the 19th of MAY!
https://jusinbello.it/en/2024-05-jib15-bookings/
https://twitter.com/JusInBelloCon/status/1787850945134563745
www.instagram.com/p/C6q6WlAN5YB/
---------To my found family thank you so much for the love and unforgettable moments❤️
— daniela chiusa (@serendipityhope) May 7, 2024
Can't wait to hug all of #JIBfamily members next April!#jensenackles #jaredpadalecki #rickywhittle #richardspeightjr #robbenedict #mattcohen #jasonmanns #billymoran #paulcarella #jib15 @JusInBelloCon pic.twitter.com/vxjaszaUpp
daniela chiusa
@serendipityhope
To my found family thank you so much for the love and unforgettable moments❤️
Can't wait to hug all of #JIBfamily members next April!
#jensenackles #jaredpadalecki #rickywhittle #richardspeightjr #robbenedict #mattcohen #jasonmanns #billymoran #paulcarella
#jib15 @JusInBelloCon
https://twitter.com/serendipityhope/status...837707403604341
www.instagram.com/p/C6qpBWmNIlv/
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https://twitter.com/acklesism/status/1787848615123181872
https://twitter.com/i/bookmarks?post_id=1787845828234588371
Edited by goldfish - 7/5/2024, 18:23 -
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Altre foto con i fan dalla festa in birrificio per i soci 
l_m_cool_j
A literal, I cannot emphasize this next part enough, DREAM COME TRUE!!!!!!!!!!! Gina and I have been obsessed with Supernatural since it first aired in the early aughts. We rewatch all 15 seasons over and over. Also love his character Soldier Boy in The Boys. I jumped on the chance to buy a membership at Jensen's brewery for the annual Family Reunion, and it did not disappoint. WE MET JENSEN ACKLES!!!!!!! He talked to us. He was somehow even more incredible in person. Happy Birthday Gina, I got you a hug from Dean Winchester, hope you like it. #topthatpresentJordan #ihopeidontsaysomethingdumb #wemetDeanWinchester #Supernaturalforever #iwishidsaidmyfirstdumbthing #thegreatestshowthatevershowed #SoldierBoy #IrememberyoufromDaysOfOurLives #AroundBeerYoureFamily #fbbcmemberparty #Supernaturalfans
www.instagram.com/p/C6pYxSNskfT/?igsh=eDBmYXlneWI3dzJs
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Dean D'Monic
@Dean_D_Monic
Finally getting to show Jensen my finished Soldier Boy tattoo that's been in the works for a year. I had to hide it at every con so he wouldn't see it unfinished.
#JensenAckles #FBBCmemberparty #FBBC #SoldierBoy
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🎥 • A promo for next week's episode of #Tracker - 1x12 Off the Books - featuring @JensenAckles' debut as Russell Shaw. #jensenackles #spnfamily pic.twitter.com/jIxDChvfhM
— 𝙹𝚎𝚗𝚜𝚎𝚗 𝙰𝚌𝚔𝚕𝚎𝚜 𝙵𝚊𝚗𝚙𝚊𝚐𝚎 (@JensenAcklesPL) May 6, 2024
Jensen Ackles Fanpage
@JensenAcklesPL
🎥 • A promo for next week's episode of #Tracker - 1x12 Off the Books - featuring @JensenAckles' debut as Russell Shaw.
#jensenackles #spnfamily
https://twitter.com/JensenAcklesPL/status/...302927737991276
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