Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki, Misha Collins and JDM makes After Elton's Hot 100 list
AfterElton.com has released their 2009 Hot 100 list and my two fandoms have collided!
Misha came in at #93, while Jeffrey Dean Morgan came in at #70, Jared came in at #12 and Jensen at #5. Woot! Way to go, guys!!
Here's Jared's blurb: Jared Padalecki is living proof that things are bigger - and hotter - in Texas. Clocking in at 6’4”, this San Antonio native looms over his equally hot co-star, Jensen Ackles, as the brooding Sam Winchester on Supernatural.
This mop-headed demon hunter brings a thoughtful element to the show that inspired the concept of Wincest. While his TV brother was into heavy metal and chasing girls, Sam was headed to Stanford before getting sucked into the world of angels and demons. Now he’s the brother who always has the answers, often quoted from a third century Greek poet.
Padalecki’s first major gig was setting teenage girls’ hearts aflutter on Gilmore Girls at the tender age of 18, but since then his roles have taken a decidedly darker turn, whether dashing around the Midwest every week trying to save us from the coming Apocalypse, or starring in the latest Friday the 13th movie.
Obviously, Jared likes things dark and scary, which is fine with us, as long as he’s there to hold us when the monsters come at night.
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And here's Jensen's blurb: Thinking about Jensen Ackles, of course, led us to think about his character, Dean Winchester on Supernatural. That led us to thinking about the relationship between Jensen and his onscreen brother, and why some of us prefer one or the other. Then we realized choosing between them is an age-old television dilemma: Mary Ann or Ginger from Gilligan’s Island?
While thoughtful egghead Sam is certainly (demon blood aside) sweet and goodhearted, like Mary Ann, Jensen gives his Dean a definite Ginger vibe. Dean is all about the good time - chasing women, drinking whiskey, and eating cheeseburgers. It’s all instant gratification with him.
And we do find him gratifying - chiseled face, great body, and thanks to a recent episode that had him impersonating a high school gym teacher, we know he’s got thighs he could crack walnuts with.
If we go out on a three-hour tour, and get shipwrecked on a tropical island, we can’t help but think we’d enjoy exile a little more with Ginger. We mean Jensen.
And from my new obsession, Forbidden Love, Thöre Scholermann came in at #19 while Jo Weil came in at #17.
Here's Jo's blurb: German engineering gave us The Ultimate Driving Machine, and now it seems those crafty Germans have gone and built us the perfect boyfriend: Forbidden Love’s Olli Sabel, played adorably by Jo Weil, who rockets up our charts this year from #29 to #17.
There’s something infectious about Jo’s smile, whether he’s being interviewed by AfterElton.com at Whistler, or if he’s just being domestic with his onscreen hubby on Forbidden Love, the German soap that’s made him an international heartthrob.
There’s something playful and real about Jo as he portrays Olli, the little touches and kisses he throws into his relationship with Christian. He reminds us of young love and what it feels like to be completely smitten with someone. And when those dimples appear on his face as you look into those green eyes, you can’t help but be smitten with Jo.
One thing is certain for this hot young man; his star is shining ever brighter, and he’s kind enough to let us bask in its heat.
And here's Thore's blurb: Last year, Thore Schölermann zoomed from nowhere to land in our Top 20, quite a feat for an actor in his first role and that only being a smallish part on a German soap opera. But a lack of exposure doesn’t matter when you’re this hot - not to mention you play Christian, one half of Forbidden Love’s supercouple Ollian.
Like his character, Schölermann doesn’t commit to something half-heartedly. While the actor told us he took some time to ponder the ramifications of playing gay, once he agreed, he jumped into it with both feet. Indeed, much of the reason for the success of the Ollian storyline is due to the fact that both actors committed so wholly to the part, rehearsing scenes again and again and adding in extra looks, touches and kisses to make the couple’s loving relationship clear even when the writing didn’t.
While there is no arguing Schölermann is physically very attractive, it’s the sort of commitment he’s shown playing Christian that prompted gay men to place him in the top twenty.
Misha came in at #93, while Jeffrey Dean Morgan came in at #70, Jared came in at #12 and Jensen at #5. Woot! Way to go, guys!!
Here's Jared's blurb: Jared Padalecki is living proof that things are bigger - and hotter - in Texas. Clocking in at 6’4”, this San Antonio native looms over his equally hot co-star, Jensen Ackles, as the brooding Sam Winchester on Supernatural.
This mop-headed demon hunter brings a thoughtful element to the show that inspired the concept of Wincest. While his TV brother was into heavy metal and chasing girls, Sam was headed to Stanford before getting sucked into the world of angels and demons. Now he’s the brother who always has the answers, often quoted from a third century Greek poet.
Padalecki’s first major gig was setting teenage girls’ hearts aflutter on Gilmore Girls at the tender age of 18, but since then his roles have taken a decidedly darker turn, whether dashing around the Midwest every week trying to save us from the coming Apocalypse, or starring in the latest Friday the 13th movie.
Obviously, Jared likes things dark and scary, which is fine with us, as long as he’s there to hold us when the monsters come at night.
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And here's Jensen's blurb: Thinking about Jensen Ackles, of course, led us to think about his character, Dean Winchester on Supernatural. That led us to thinking about the relationship between Jensen and his onscreen brother, and why some of us prefer one or the other. Then we realized choosing between them is an age-old television dilemma: Mary Ann or Ginger from Gilligan’s Island?
While thoughtful egghead Sam is certainly (demon blood aside) sweet and goodhearted, like Mary Ann, Jensen gives his Dean a definite Ginger vibe. Dean is all about the good time - chasing women, drinking whiskey, and eating cheeseburgers. It’s all instant gratification with him.
And we do find him gratifying - chiseled face, great body, and thanks to a recent episode that had him impersonating a high school gym teacher, we know he’s got thighs he could crack walnuts with.
If we go out on a three-hour tour, and get shipwrecked on a tropical island, we can’t help but think we’d enjoy exile a little more with Ginger. We mean Jensen.
And from my new obsession, Forbidden Love, Thöre Scholermann came in at #19 while Jo Weil came in at #17.
Here's Jo's blurb: German engineering gave us The Ultimate Driving Machine, and now it seems those crafty Germans have gone and built us the perfect boyfriend: Forbidden Love’s Olli Sabel, played adorably by Jo Weil, who rockets up our charts this year from #29 to #17.
There’s something infectious about Jo’s smile, whether he’s being interviewed by AfterElton.com at Whistler, or if he’s just being domestic with his onscreen hubby on Forbidden Love, the German soap that’s made him an international heartthrob.
There’s something playful and real about Jo as he portrays Olli, the little touches and kisses he throws into his relationship with Christian. He reminds us of young love and what it feels like to be completely smitten with someone. And when those dimples appear on his face as you look into those green eyes, you can’t help but be smitten with Jo.
One thing is certain for this hot young man; his star is shining ever brighter, and he’s kind enough to let us bask in its heat.
And here's Thore's blurb: Last year, Thore Schölermann zoomed from nowhere to land in our Top 20, quite a feat for an actor in his first role and that only being a smallish part on a German soap opera. But a lack of exposure doesn’t matter when you’re this hot - not to mention you play Christian, one half of Forbidden Love’s supercouple Ollian.
Like his character, Schölermann doesn’t commit to something half-heartedly. While the actor told us he took some time to ponder the ramifications of playing gay, once he agreed, he jumped into it with both feet. Indeed, much of the reason for the success of the Ollian storyline is due to the fact that both actors committed so wholly to the part, rehearsing scenes again and again and adding in extra looks, touches and kisses to make the couple’s loving relationship clear even when the writing didn’t.
While there is no arguing Schölermann is physically very attractive, it’s the sort of commitment he’s shown playing Christian that prompted gay men to place him in the top twenty.