Episode posters for Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities

Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities will premiere on Netflix on October 25, 2022 with two episodes daily until October 28, 2022.

love seeing these little reunions 🥰

(via the IGs of shoshannah, sebastian, and lauren)

Misha Collins • Lifting/Supporting People 💪

SEBASTIAN ROCHÉ IN A KDRAMA?!!

Look!!!

From Sebastian's insta. They're such adorable angels 🥰

Mikael: Excuse me, what's your superpower again?

Baek Hyunwoo: I sue people.

“You have me confused with the other angel, you know, the one in the dirty trenchcoat who's in love with you.”

BALTHAZAR | 6x03, 6x11, 6x15, 6x17

Misha's IG story

Haha

My heart is so happy 🥹

Petition to remake all disney movies but with the supernatural cast

Balthazar

Thank you @izzyaro for giving me the opportunity to draw this awesome character by commissioning him!! I had an absolute blast and have now accepted the headcanon that he has the prettiest peacock colored wings! 💙💙💙

Misha Collins & Sebastian Roché

I just finished the Tithenai Chronicles — looooved them!! You’re truly such a fabulous writer, and I felt incredibly seen by Velasin and his story. Those books rly touch the core of what it’s like to be queer and to keep going and to find happiness despite the trauma (with added fantasy fun!!). It felt like coming home as a queer reader

that being said I do have an incredibly important question:

did bbc merlin affect you at a critical age?

this survey is for science thank you for your time

Aaaah, thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed them :D As for your incredibly important question: while I never got into BBC Merlin, as a certified Mythology Nerd, I was affected by a different Merlin property at a formative age - the 1998 Merlin TV miniseries, which is (IMO) woefully underappreciated. It's camp and silly in parts, incredibly affecting in others, and doubtless hasn't aged perfectly (it's been a while since I've seen it), but to this day, it remains my favourite Arthurian adaptation, as out of everything I've seen, it keeps closest to (a version of) the canon while interrogating it through an arguably feminist lens. Also, in terms of the casting, it's up there with the original 1994 Interview With A Vampire for having Literally Goddamned Everyone in a single production, like:

Just look at this! An insanely stacked cast, and as I look this up now on IMDB, I'm learning that Sebastien Roche (aka Balthazar on Supernatural) was also there, which all by itself is making me want to watch it again, just to see what he looked like in his larval stage. Which is the other answer to this question re: Significant Fandom Properties Of The 2000s-2010s: I didn't get into BBC Merlin, but I was deeply invested in SPN and Teen Wolf for a while there. Make of that what you will!

So I saw this interview with Misha Collins and Sebastian Roché about Castiel's and Balthazar's true forms and I had to do this

Cas: You two are weird

Dean: Oh we are the weird ones?? Mister "My true form has a Zebra head"

Cas:

Sam: You didn't think we'd forget about that one right?