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TV Guide just posted some pictures from the episode 7.14 with some extra info given by Jared Padalecki.

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Supernatural Exclusive Photos: See Sam Clown Around With His Worst Nightmare

In the past seven seasons of Supernatural, Sam Winchester has had to face some freaky creatures, including all manner of demons, spirits and the undead.

Now add to that list his ultimate nightmare: clowns.

On the Friday, Feb. 10 episode, the Winchester brothers investigate the Plucky Pennywhistle’s Magical Menagerie pizza chain in Kansas. Turns out some local children visited the eatery, drew a picture of their worst fear, and some embodiment of that fear killed their parents. As any Supernatural fan knows, clowns are Sam’s No. 1 phobia, and he’s left to face a couple of irate clowns while Dean (Jensen Ackles) hunts down the source of magic.

“The guys playing the clowns were both extremely nice,” Jared Padalecki, who plays Sam, tells TVGuide.com. “One of them I’d already met before. A big, burly, powerful, awesome, nice fellow. The other one was an actual guy who had worked with the circus before. But once you deck them up and doll them up in costumes, they look pretty scary. There’s a big twist to their costume, which you’ll see. They’re certainly not just big, happy clowns.”

Check out these exclusive first-look photos of Padalecki taking on two bozos and be sure to read what he says about his personal relationship with clowns:

In real life, Padalecki loves clowns. “I think there’s real fear in my eyes in the fight scenes, but it’s the real fear of getting hurt or beat up,” he says. “But I’ve never been scared of clowns. I used to love clowns. I think I spent a few Halloweens as a clown. One of my favorite clowns is from IT, the movie.”

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She split the interview in two parts. In this one they talk about the Time Travel Episode (7.12) and about the episode 7.13, so the spoilers are up to this week one.

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‘Supernatural’ stars Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki talk time travel and monster babies

Seven seasons in to “Supernatural,” a show that few expected to survive its first season, the set is arguably one of the most comfortable we’ve visited.

When we stopped by this week on an uncharacteristically mild Vancouver day, everyone was in good spirits because a crew member’s mother had sent homemade snacks to work. A giant Super Bowl pool was set up just off-screen (with a tiny, futile “Go Cowboys” written in below every instance of Jensen Ackles’ name). Jared Padalecki rehearsed a scene in which he used a candlestick to break a glass display case — and when cut was called, he turned, looked at the camera, gave it his best smoldering glare, licked the candle stick, and reset the scene.

Fans can likely look forward to seeing that on the blooper reel.

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TVLine has up a new interview with Jared Padalecki.

Jared talks about upcoming episodes of the Season (including tonight’s episode 7.13), Sam’s struggle, Bobby’s death, the possibility of a 8th Season and much more.

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Supernatural’s Jared Padalecki on the Loss of Cas & Bobby, Sam’s Crumbling State, Season 8 Plans

If you think you have it bad, check out The CW’s Supernatural where the poor Winchesters just can’t catch a break. On this Friday’s episode (airing at 9/8c), Dean gets promiscuous with the wrong person, leaving Sam to try to save his brother’s life. And there’s even more trouble ahead, star Jared Padalecki tells TVLine, including the return of the younger Winchester’s hallucination problem, the emergence of a hellbent-on-revenge Dean and the deeply felt loss of Cas and Bobby.

Padalecki also opens up about the possibility of returning for an eighth season, and what he’d like to see explored.

TVLINE | How has it been for you as actors having lost Castiel (Misha Collins) at the beginning of the season, and now having lost Bobby (Jim Beaver) as well?
As actors, it’s been great to explore those intense feelings of loss and regret and resentment; it’s been a nice acting exercise, so to speak. But as Jared and Jensen, it sucks because we love Jim — love, love, love him. We love Misha. They’re great people off-set, and they’re awesome actors on set. They add to the show quite a bit and, selfishly, I like having them around because they help propel the storyline. They add more dimensions just by nature of being two different people. But I understand how [losing them] makes for good television and good storytelling.

TVLINE | How is Sam coping with the loss in upcoming episodes?
Sam is all sorts of a mess. Bobby was very much a father figure to Sam, and so he certainly misses him. It’s difficult for him, but Sam and Dean went through so much that Sam, especially, is like, “We’ve got to deal with what’s on our plates now.” Like, “I miss him. I’ll love him. But we can’t bring him back. We can’t. We no longer have that option.” And Sam’s also dealing with a bunch of craziness in his own world – visions and hallucinations and his wall breaking down – so he almost literally cannot afford to worry about things other than just keeping his head on straight.

TVLINE | Sera Gamble said that the empty beer bottle was supposed to be evocative. Is Sam having any moments where he thinks he’s sort of seeing Bobby?
Not yet. One of the things that I tried to make clear in that episode was that Dean’s been drinking a lot. So Sam sees Dean drinking and is like, “Alright, whatever you’ve got to do to cope, you’ve earned it.” But also when that beer vanished and Dean’s saying, “Hey dude, what gives?” and I’m like, “It wasn’t me,” part of Sam is saying, “Man, maybe he’s just really having a problem drinking,” and part of Sam is saying, “Huh, I don’t know.” We’ve definitely encountered weirder, so Sam isn’t really suspicious just yet.

TVLINE | What can you say about [this week's episode] “The Slice Girls”?
Dean and his promiscuity, that Sam’s kind of making fun of, ends up being something pretty dire and scary and intense — and something that could end up [resulting] in [Dean's] death. And so we find ourselves in the situation where Sam has to say, “Hey man, there’s hunter Sam, there’s Brother Sam, there’s X demon Sam, there’s hallucinatory Sam. But right now, I’ve got to be hunter Sam.” We’re going to see how Sam behaves differently than Dean.

TVLINE | Mark Pellegrino is coming back as Lucifer, so what’s going on upstairs with Sam?
A lot. Though [Lucifer] hasn’t been seen on camera a lot, he’s been the voice in Sam’s head since the first episode [of the season], when he was messing around with Sam. Sam’s just been able to hide it, but an episode comes up where Sam has no choice but to confront this voice in his head. That makes it much more difficult for Sam to then get rid of Lucifer once he has embraced his presence.

TVLINE | Is it going to leave Sam in a worse place?
Very much. The fact that Sam’s been able to ignore him and push his scar and send him away has kept his hallucinations and his craziness at bay. But once he engages Lucifer — or his vision of Lucifer — then Lucifer almost… It’s like inviting a demon into your house. Once you invite him, you can’t get rid of him. So we see Sam suffer the repercussions of having engaged in his vision of Lucifer.

TVLINE | It seems like with the Leviathan, Sam and Dean haven’t gotten any big breaks. What can we expect with that quest?
There are several new challenges. Obviously, the fact that Dick Roman has killed Bobby makes Dean even more bloodthirsty and hellbent on revenge. We’ll see Dean’s quest for vengeance really take him over, really torture him. We’ll also see Sam trying to keep his brother on track and telling him, “Vengeance is not going to lead the right way.” But also Sam’s deteriorating, so it’s not like Sam can really just get ahold of his brother; Sam has himself to worry about.

TVLINE | How are you feeling about a possible eighth season?
I’m excited about it. I know I have a kid on the way in March, and that’s pretty intense and exciting and scary and every emotion you could imagine. But I’m excited about Season 8. I feel like there are more stories to tell. I feel like we haven’t wrapped everything up. Season 8 could be a great season. Even if we have to wrap things up in Season 8, I feel like it would be a nice last hurrah.

TVLINE | What are the things from this season that you want to explore more?
The Leviathans. We introduced this great character, this great demon, and just doing one season – introducing them and then getting rid of them – doesn’t give them the seriousness that they deserve. I want to deal with Sam. One of the things that turned me on to Sam is how, against all odds, he can empower himself over the most horrendous obstacles. So I love seeing his inner strength. It’s inspiring to myself and to a lot of fans, so I’d like to see more of that too.
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We survived another Hellatus!

Don’t miss the ALL NEW Episode Tonight!
Supernatural 7.13 “The Slice Girls”
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7.13 “The Slice Girls”.

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The Canadian Channel CHCH aired they 7.13 “The Slice Girls” Promo, which will air this Friday at 9pm.

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They also have an interview with the actress Sara Canning.

Sara talks a bit about her role and what was like to work with Jensen Ackles.

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‘Supernatural’ exclusive clip: ‘Vampire Diaries’ star Sara Canning gives Dean the brush-off

Last spring, “Vampire Diaries” fans were devastated to lose Sara Canning when the villainous Klaus sacrificed her character, Jenna, in his lust for power. Luckily, Canning didn’t bother to take much time off after Jenna’s tragic death.

She headed back to her native Vancouver eight months ago, and has since played a wide variety of characters — she’ll appear as the bounty hunter title character in Hallmark’s upcoming “Hannah’s Law,” and recently wrapped the comedy “I Think I Do” in Edmonton.

This week, we’ll see her return to The CW on “Supernatural” as one of Dean’s “work-out partners” (as he describes it in the exclusive clip above) who turns out to be much, much more than he bargained for.

“It’s funny, because you audition with certain expectations, and then later you find out the full extent of what the character arc is,” Canning tells us. “I was like, ‘Oh! Okay?’ It was so fun because everybody was talking about it like ‘What? A one night stand with Dean?’ and for me, yeah, the one night stand with Dean was great, but the actual motivation behind it is what interested me, because it’s so crazy. The mythology behind it is pretty cool. I was excited about that stuff.”

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