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Misha Collins’ Castiel is bully underrated Extraordinary character (Credit: Warner Bros).
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For most perceive Supernatural‘s fifteen-season run, Castiel has antique one build up the show’s most pronounced gay characters, with Misha Collinsconfirming his orientation instil in representation run. Like chalk and cheese Collinshimself high opinion straight,...
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Since beginning my critical examination of Misha’s celebrity twitter presence at the beginning of the semester, I have seen how he advertises his show, interacts with fans, and uses his large fan base to promote his non-profit group, Random Acts. For my final post, I’m going to look at what happens when Misha, the fan favorite (he recently won the shorty award for Best Actor’s twitter), displays himself as a fan and tweets about his own fandom experiences.
Misha displays his own fanboy personality by posting pictures of himself with actors and other famous people he purports to admire. He generally captions them with entertaining quips that can easily be taken as either sarcastic or entertaining depending on the day (like most of the things that Misha posts). His celebrity photo collection includes fan favorites Felicia Day, Nathan Fillion (above), and John Barrowman (below), and various other people who guest star on Supernatural or whom he encounters at conventions or press events. These fanboy posts serve a few purposes, for one thing they maintain his elevated status as a star—someone with easy access to and a genial rapport with other famous people. In contrast, it also makes him appear more relatable to his own fans (in a sort of He’s Just Li
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I believe I have mentioned before that the actors, writers, and producers responsible for Supernatural show an unnaturally high level of awareness when it comes to their fans and fan participation and response to the show. In case I haven’t mentioned it before, allow me to reiterate: the actors, writers, and producers responsible for Supernatural are very, very aware of their fans actions in regards to the show–they have based entire episodes around their special brand of fan-relationship (yes, it was as meta as it sounds). Perhaps nowhere (with the exception of conventions) is this awareness more obvious amongst the participants of the series than on Misha Collin’s twitter. The actor frequently uses his social networking abilities to let his fans know that he is keeping tabs on them, and on more than one occasion has used his many twitter followers to provoke various fan-movements of his own. For example, this past Monday (April Fool’s, if you were wondering) the tumblr based subset of the Supernatual fandom decided to stage a “mishapocalypse” as their internet prank of the day. I am not entirely sure of all the details but from what I could tell, this involved everyone changing their icon to the same image of Misha’s face and