He's part of my DNA now, and so to get a chance to go back and not just play with these

guys, but to see the crew, I've never seen a show that's been on for 20 seasons, and

it has the same cameraman that was there on day one, you know what I mean?

I mean, it was crazy.

It was like, it was like no time had gone by, and yet, you know, like 20 seasons, I mean,

19, see, whatever it was, like 200 and some episodes had gone by.

And it was super cool.

I was sad that it ended.

I think I went back for, you know, three, four days of filming, and it went way too fast.

And I missed it, and it really made me kick myself about career choices, you know, way

back when, shouldn't have done that movie.

Should have stayed and given the show, you know, three, four, 17 years, I don't know what

it would have been.

Right.

Because also there was a lot of, you could feel, it wasn't wrapping up yet, but you could

feel like it was wrapping up a lot of, a lot of, a lot of, a lot of setting going on.

Yeah.

It was cool.

It was great.

It was a great compliment to a TV show, obviously fan loyalty, you know, that's the obvious

metric everybody looks at when they say, oh, successful show.

But Supernatural has that rare quality of crew loyalty, you know, when you go back on

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