Comic-Con 2019

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TV Guide Supernatural Cover for San Diego Comic Con. Misha commented on the abundance of photoshoppped chin clefts

Comic Con returns to San Diego on July 17-21, 2019.

Schwag

The Supernatural CineQuest exclusives are available at Booth #4539.

Events

These are events featuring cast and crew from Supernatural.

2019 Supernatural Comic Con bag

Thursday July 18th

  • Wayward Cocktails (from 6 pm, Garage Kitchen and Bar) is a celebration of all things Supernatural with snacks from the Bunker, themed cocktails, mocktails, wine and beer, and a Hunter’s Bag full of exclusive goodies. Tickets available here. Free to cast and crew of Supernatural.
  • Psychology of Cult TV Shows: An Annual Review (8:00 pm – 9:00 pm; Room 25ABC) This team of actors, TV writers, and psychologists will discuss the psychology of your favorite TV shows. Panllists include: Ruth Connell and Rachel Miner, Dr. Janina Scarlet, Tamara Robertson, writers Greg Weisman, Deric Hughes, and Jonathan Maberry (V-Wars). Dustin McGinnis (Superhero Therapy podcast) moderates.

Friday July 19th

  • Robbie Thompson - Signing - Marvel Booth #2329 2-2.40 pm.
  • The Boys (3:30 – 4:30 pm, Ballroom 20) Join executive producers Seth Rogen and Eric Kripke, along with series stars Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, Antony Starr, Erin Moriarty, Jessie T. Usher, Laz Alonso, Chace Crawford, Tomer Capon, Karen Fukuhara, and Elisabeth Shue, with moderator Aisha Tyler, for a behind the scenes look at their upcoming series. The Boys is a fun and irreverent take on what happens when superheroes – who are as popular as celebrities – abuse their superpowers rather than use them for good. It’s the powerless against the super-powerful as The Boys embark on a heroic quest to expose the truth about The Seven.
  • Don’t Dream It’s Over: What Fandoms Do When Long-Running Stories End (7:00 pm – 8:00 pm; Grand 12 & 13, Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina} A mix of fans and pros, including Flourish Klink (Fansplaining), Lynn Zubernis (Family Don’t End with Blood), and Craig Titley (executive producer/writer, Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.) discuss how fandoms continue after the “official” stories wrap up through meet-ups and cons, transformative works and meta—and how fans can support their favorite off-the-air stories to encourage sequels, spinoffs, and reboots.
  • DisSDCC: Representation, Inclusion, Accessibility (9 pm-10 pm; Room 28DE). A panel and Q & A focusing on disability representation in media and fandom. Panelists will include Rachel Miner (Supernatural, D&D Live), Shoshannah Stern (This Close, Supernatural), and Nic Novicki (Easterseals Disability Film Challenge). Other panelists include: Cindy Kapp, Kai Winchester, Emy Cook, and Lynn Gagne. It is moderated by Tanya Cook (Always Keep Nerd Fighting). ASL interpreters will be present.

Saturday July 20th

  • Let Your Fandom Fly (Grand 10&11, Marriott Marquis, 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm) In this interactive panel, moderator Sam Maggs (Captain Marvel) wants to hear from YOU. Share with panelists Robbie Thompson (Meet the Skrulls, Supernatural), Steenz (Archival Quality), Sarah Kuhn (I Love You So Mochi, Heroine Complex), and Riley Silverman (Troubled Waters) all your best cosplay, fanart, and fanfic. They want to know how you celebrate and honor your fandom, and advise you on how to take it to the next level.
  • Beyond Scream Queens (8:30 pm - 9:30 pm; Room 26AB) Horror veterans Jocelin Donahue (The House of the Devil, Doctor Sleep), Alex Essoe (Doctor Sleep, Starry Eyes), Alaina Huffman (The Perfection, Supernatural), Heidi Honeycutt (Etheria Film Night), and Ruth Connell (Supernatural) lead a discussion of how horror roles can empower women by giving them the opportunity to be the hero of the story-or the villain. Moderated by John Marcotte (Heroic Girls).

Sunday July 21st

  • Supernatural Panel (10:30 - 11:30 am; Hall H). Rob Benedict and Richard Speight to host. Panellists tbc.
  • Autograph signings will take place in the WB/DC booth #4545.
Gift to fans at the panel

Panel Coverage

VIDEO

Press

Other Interviews

Press Room

ONLINE

VIDEO
These videos represent each of the roundtables. For a full list of videos see here.

Jared


Jensen


Misha


Alex Calvert


Bob Singer


Andrew Dabb

Robert Berens

  • Bob by Whedonopolis
  • Bob by The TV Addict
  • Bob #1 and Bob #2 by The Winchester Family Business
  • Bob by Fangasm
  • Bob by ComingSoon.net


Eugenie Ross-Leming


Brad Buckner

  • Brad by Whedonopolis
  • Brad (starts at 5:44) by The TV Addict
  • Brad by Hollywood NewsSource
  • Brad by ComingSoon.net
  • Brad by The Winchester Family Business

Ruth Connell

  • Ruth by Showbizjunkies

Spoiler Summery

The start of Season 15
Chuck will be absent and the focus will be on fighting the dead that have been raised in the first few episodes. Castiel feel both remorseful and responsible for Jack's death and the zombie apocalypse. There will be a rift between Cas and the boys at the start.

Free Will
"What does it mean to be a hero when you don't have free will?" – Bob Berens
The Winchesters and Cas will be thrown into an existential crisis by the revelation that Chuck has manipulated their lives, that they have simply been puppets with Chuck pulling the strings.

Sam and Dean will respond differently to the revelation that God has been manipulating their lives. Some of Dean's reactions may appear more "Sam like" and vice versa. Cas will also respond in a different way. Sam will be very "we've got work to do," and feel that regardless of how much free will they do or don't have, he thinks they keep doing what they've always done and its worth it if they save one person. Meanwhile, Cas will be shaken to his core.

Jared sums it up as "Are we rats in a maze or a hamster on a wheel?" The hamster's path is entirely determined by the wheel, whereas maybe the boys can choose to go left or right and take different paths, but at the end of the day they are still contained in a maze of Chuck's design.


The Finale
Bob Singer said that the finale "won't be a total downer" or "an enigmatic ending as in The Sopranos or St. Elsewhere." He said there would be "an emotional season and a real ending." Andrew Dabb joked “The things we have in mind, about 30 percent of people will be really happy...If you thought Game of Thrones was bad, just wait."

Jensen said he found it hard to get his head around the finale when he first heard what was planned, because he was too close and so emotionally invested. He spoke to both Eric Kripke and Bob Singer, and that gave him some clarity, and now he feels its "satisfying". Jared said he used to say he wanted the brothers to die in the end, and he thinks what he really wanted was for them to find peace, and he thinks that is what they get in the finale.

Misha said he would like for Castiel's story (and the show) to have some finality.

Bob Berens -- the challenge is find a balance of pain and uplift, in a way that is fresh.

They have scheduled an extra day for the finale and will film the final scene on the final day. Jensen nerd fact: The last episode will be 327 and that's also the best small block engine they put in the Chevy Impalas back in the '60s.

Jack
Jack may be reluctant to return to Earth immediately due to the damage he's caused, but also he will want to help the Winchesters. What Billie (Death) offers Jack will unfold over the course of the season.

Familiar Faces
"It's about honoring the past..." – Brad Buckner There will be returning monsters and characters some of the consequences of what Chuck did at the end of Season 14 and for other story reasons. The characters chosen to come back based on their emotional weight, and what they mean to the brothers.

Confirmed returning are: Rowena, Ketch, Amara, Adam and Eileen. Also mentioned were demons from earlier seasons.

There will be a meta episode in the second half of the season. They will revisit and tie up some Wayward threads.

Aside from Jensen and Richard Speight Jr., Matt Cohen will also direct an episode, and some other directors from earlier seasons will return. Bob Singer will direct the final episode.

Jared said he really wanted his kids to at least be in the background

Tidbits
There is a fun episode where the rules of the world don't work for the characters the way they used to.

Episode 15.04
Written by Davy Perez, this the episode Jensen is directing sees the boys on a hunt to keep their skills sharp. A standalone episode with elements of the mytharc storylines. Rob Benedict features as Chuck.

The Future
Dabb ruled out another attempt at a spin-off, but said the positive side of that was that the story for Supernatural could wrap up in a way that didn't have to pay attention to other storylines. Singer said he didn't think a movie was a "pipe dream" although in a few years time. He said he thought "the boys would probably love to do it."

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