Jared Padalecki: I’m ‘Gutted’ That Jensen Ackles Didn’t Tell Me About ‘Supernatural’ Prequel

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Let the fun begin! Now that Jensen Ackles has made amends with costar Jared Padalecki, he is teasing his new Supernatural prequel, The Winchesters.

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Jared Padalecki says he wasn't informed of his co-star Jensen Ackles' new prequel show, , and isn't taking the news well.Padalecki and Ackles played brothers Sam and Dean Winchester in the long-running series, which ran for 15 seasons before its shocking finale last November.

Jared Padalecki tweeted about being “gutted” by the news of the Supernatural prequel series since he wasn’t told about it before the announcement.

Jared Padalecki says he wasn't informed of his co-star Jensen Ackles' new prequel show, , and isn't taking the news well.Padalecki and Ackles played brothers Sam and Dean Winchester in the long-running series, which ran for 15 seasons before its shocking finale last November.

Jordan Moreau It seems Jared Padalecki was blindsided about the announcement that his “Supernatural” co-star Jensen Ackles is developing a spinoff series about their characters’ parents.After news broke Thursday evening that Jensen and Danneel Ackles are working on a new spinoff titled “The Winchesters,” Padalecki took to Twitter to reveal that he’s had “no involvement whatsoever” in the show and a tweet by Ackles was the first he’d ever heard about it.“Dude. Happy for you.

Padalecki tweeted to co-star Ackles Thursday night. “I’m excited to watch, but bummed that Sam Winchester had no involvement whatsoever.”When asked by one of his 2.9 million followers if his tweet was a joke, responded Padalecki, “No.

Jared Padalecki doesn’t seem impressed with news there will be a “Supernatural” spinoff that doesn’t involve him.

For 15 years, Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki starred together on Supernatural as brothers Dean and Sam Winchester. Now Ackles is spearheading a prequel about the brothers parents, The Winchesters, which Padalecki appeared unaware of until Deadline broke the news about the project earlier today.

Jared Padalecki just learned about the upcoming Supernatural spin-off series… at the same time as everyone else.