They would say that the role had a negative effect on their physical, mental, and emotional health. And now all I think about is his comment about not having anything in his life that caused him joy at the last con. They're obviously good enough for him to be in the fucking PGA tour. Ofc not surprised in the least since he's good at literally fucking everything.
And just like I suspected yesterday, they are going to grossly over inflate his importance in this game. Also that they would not do a very basic amount of research into this at all. As in pro fessional- am ateur. They care more about their image of him than Jensen himself. No wonder he rarely posts. This makes me sad. It occurs to me that if Jared hadn't been in a show with Jensen and Misha, he likely wouldn't be subjected to this ridiculous amount of hate.
He would not have attracted this much attention if not for the psycho people that have somehow attached themselves to Jensen and Misha. It's sad and unfortunate that he just happened to have co-stars who the crazies are attracted to. That says more about them than it does about Jared. It honestly would have been anyone who was their co-star that took attention away from their agenda. The fact that Jared has to put up with this baggage from them is really unfair because we know what a good, generous person he is, and it bleeds over to his family who have nothing to do with anything.
Good luck to The Boys fandom. Maybe they'll find a new person to focus on and Jared will be left in peace. Let it go and move on. It even extends to the Walker cast. They tried to hurt the entire show, they made fun of Lindsey for her mental health problems and hated on Keegan the sweetest guy ever for coming to a convention.
I am sorry for what you all are experiencing and I am sorry for the hate Jared is receiving, it breaks my heart because he is this huge ball of light and love that I admire deeply.
Danneel and Jensen are textbook "how to watch celebrity marriages die". I mean, come on! He literally left her alone in wherever the fuck she's at Not that I care honestly cause that's really none of my business , but still. He left her alone to play soccer mom, while he went golfing.
I'm cackling. That marriage is OVER. They need to just announce it and save themselves the embarrassment. Is it just me or has Jensen been drinking a lot more recently? I guess you can look at it as an observation. It just seems like more than usual. I thought long before jareds bar incident that he had a drinking problem. However, I do absolutly think he learned from it.
He talked about the drinking with his therapist and they why's of it inside of you podcast , abstained for a long while, then gradually brought it to casual and it seems under controll.
His attitude with alcohol seems to have matured. Now, it's Jensen that has been worrying me. I see him talk about alcohol allllll the time, see him drinking all the time, telling stories that involve being drunk all the time, see his cocktail napkins making light of an obvious unhealthy relationship with alcohol shut up liver, from Christmas photo dump as well as the reply to Alex that the beer was just hydrating between whiskey shots.
This episode also includes a fun nod to Cowboy Bebop: the Movie, adapting the scene where Spike nonchalantly interrupts a convenience store robbery. We also get our first glimpse of the Red Dragon Syndicate elders in this episode.
And where the anime has Abdul resort to plastic surgery to change his face, the live-action series instead makes use of a hologram disguise. Episode 4 introduces eco-terrorist Twinkle Maria Murdoch and her masked henchmen. In the anime, Londes turns out to be a hacker stuck in a digital coma. This episode also serves as an early cameo for Radical Ed, who had already long since made her debut in the anime by this point. Spike runs into Pierrot again at an amusement park, though this time the park is named Earth Land rather than Space Land.
There are two differences worth noting here. We learn that this phobia ties back to his origin story, where he saw dogs like Ein being experimented upon. The player has 1 minute time is displayed as a clock to execute as many successful lasso endeavors as possible.
Points are displayed on the backglass. During gameplay, an audio via 8-track tape plays the hooves of the cowboy's horse as well as the sound of the steer's capture. The cowboy itself is a physical mannequin head as opposed to a faux hologram , bobbing around as if riding a horse, during the roping escapade.
Actually, the cowboy's arm is also a physical object, which is illuminated to resemble a hologram. In contrast, the rope itself and the steer are both purely nonphysical images, composed of projected lights and angled mirrors, created by the magic of Sega designers, who were so far ahead of their time that no other arcade manufacturer ever ventured to duplicate the game.
The rope effect is accomplished by a string tethered to an extending and contracting mechanism, illuminated by a black light, and projected into the scene with mirrors.
This example of Sega Cowboy remained in its original shipping crate from until , when a collector purchased it. However, that collector was unsuccessful in bringing the game to life.
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