Hi Travis and AJ,

Thank you for taking the time to answer a few questions!  Let us begin by saying how excited we are to see you in another Supernatural episode!

Travis: The mean streets of Culver City.  Nowadays it’s all art galleries and Korean taco trucks or whatever but back then it was pretty scrappy around my neighborhood.  You know how other people might have a hat rack?  We had a chain rack.  Never left home without a good chain to whip around.  It was pretty gritty.

AJ, I see you were born in Dublin and immigrated to Canada.  What were your childhoods like?  I get the sense that you were both probably total comedians growing up.

AJ: I was always known as the jokester.  From when I was nine.

Travis: My stepfather was the real comedian.  Around the dinner table if I tried to be funny he’d stop me if I was bombing, give me some notes and let me try it again.  Seriously.  He told me that joke where you ask someone what the secret of comedy is and then you interrupt them by saying “timing” and it’s stuck with me ever since.

Moving to a few of your past projects, Travis, can you tell us what it was like being on the original 90210? 

Travis: Like being on the cover of People Magazine, only on the other side.  And upside down.

And AJ, please tell us a little about being on The X-Files.  (It is another favorite show of ours!)

AJ: It was great.  I really liked working on the X-Files.  It was one of my first professional gigs, got to work with a great director.  I played two parts actually... one was a dude who got eaten alive by cockroaches and then I played Scully’s brother.

Travis, Eurotrip is an amazingly funny movie.  I imagine there was so much laughter on set.  Which one scene was the hardest to complete?

Travis: Actually it was one that never made it into the movie.  It was with Joanna Lumley from Ab Fab, and she was utterly cracking us up.  I think we made it through once without someone in the cast falling out laughing and that was it, we moved on.  It might be in the DVD extras or something; it’s worth checking out if you have a copy.  (Editor’s note: I do and I will!  I love Ab Fab!)

AJ: I play a djimbe, not a kit.  More of a congo/bongo type of thing.  The feel of my palm slapping against the skin of the drum, not hitting it with a stick.  Which am I better at?  I suck at both.

Travis, besides acting, what other special talents do you possess?

AJ, can you tell us what it is like on the set of CSI Miami?

AJ: From what I know from my work on CSI New York, I can tell you that with crime scene procedures, big words and science.   (Editor’s note: Uh oh! Our bad! Never said we were perfect, but we sure as heck try!  Big typo on our part!  Very sorry, AJ!  Forgive us? J)

Misha Collins (Supernatural’s “Castiel”) told us “Ghostfacers” is his favorite Supernatural episode.  We also love it!  It is such an original, hilarious episode.  You both did a fantastic job being the stars of that episode!  How long did it take to film?  And what do you like most about “Ed Zeddmore” and “Harry Spangler?”

AJ: I, Ed, like how Harry’s hair looks.  He makes it looks really cool and I wish I had hair like that.