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Revision as of 05:58, 15 November 2013
File:Robbie thomspon by AG.jpg
Robbie Thompson, photo taken on a visit to vancouver on 2nd March 2013 by fellow writer Adam Glass.
When I joined the show and watched the first six seasons I was shocked at how emotional the story was and how I related it to emotionally. I’m a big nerd. I came for the monsters, but I stayed for the drama. So it’s certainly a challenge to come up with a new take on a monster, but with these two characters as portrayed by these two actors it’s an endless well to draw from.
– Robbie Thompson, Source
Robbie Thompson started work on Supernatural in season seven. He has previously worked on the series Jericho and Human Target, as well as the comic series for Human Target along with Peter Johnson.
Writer of
- 7.06 Slash Fiction
- 7.12 Time After Time
- 7.20 The Girl with the Dungeons and Dragons Tattoo
- 8.04 Bitten
- 8.11 LARP and the Real Girl
- 8.17 Goodbye Stranger
- 8.20 Pac-Man Fever
- 9.04 Slumber Party
See also
External links
- @rthompson1138 on Twitter
- Interview with Comic Book Resources
- Storified tweets from Robbie and Adam Glass's trip to the Vancouver set in February 2013.
- Robbie Thompson answers fan questions about 8.11 LARP and the Real Girl.
- Failed SPN Teasers
- Profile on Robbie at The Winchester Family Business
