On FNL?

I don't see anything good from dumping that body in the river. You dump it in the river and it's going to come out somewhere. And surely, somebody will remember seeing Landry at that store around the time that guy was there.

Yeah, there aren't good outcomes for this storyline.

Hiuh? Why? They aren't recycling the old BW scripts, are they?

They may be, at this point. There's lots of rumors: they're over budget, they're late with everything. There was even talk of a permanent shutdown. Then, last week, they lost their showrunner, Glen Morgan.

So, my guess is that the FNL folks are very worried about the Tyra/Landry storyline. It makes me worried.

I am worried, too. I don't want Landry not to be an ultimately upstanding person, I think. Not that he can't be grey, but, ultimately good.

Exactly.

One thing is - he could go in and confess after the fact. Leaving Tyra out of it. Except that how was he supposed to have recognized the guy w/o Tyra?

But it wouldn't be taking Landry anywhere good and if I heard him right - he's at odds with this dad who is a cop. This wouldn't help that out either.

Of course, the plan may be that ultimately they go through this and uh, wind up okay? Is it possible?

WEE Winchesters!!! (found at Supernatural TV):

3.08 SPOILERS - character/plot
Roles being cast, and writer and director:

Written By: Jeremy Craver
Directed by: J Miller Tobin

[YOUNG SAM]
(age 9 ) Seen in flashback, Sam (Jared Padalecki) is alone in a motel room in Kansas with his older brother, Dean, just before Christmas, wondering where their dad is...GUEST STAR (8) SEE ATTACHED PHOTO

[YOUNG DEAN]
(age 13) Seen in flashback, Dean (Jensen Ackles) is spending the day before Christmas in a motel room with his younger brother, anxiously waiting for their dad to come home... GUEST STAR

[MADGE CARRIGAN]
(40s, Caucasian) Madge is sweet as pie, wholesome, and all American. A woman who delights in Christmas. She and her husband act like they are straight out of the 1950's ala Norman Rockwell, Ozzie and Harriet & Father Knows Best. Despite her charming exterior and sweet demeanor, Madge is a pagan god herself, along with her husband, Edward, and their son...GUEST STAR

[EDWARD CARRIGAN]
(Late 40's, Caucasian) like Madge, his wife, also delights in Christmas and acts like he is straight out of the 1950's ala Norman Rockwell, Ozzie and Harriet & Father Knows Best, but he is actually an ancient pagan god...

And of course - JDM.

Didn't need to say it twice.

Episode pictures from Spn 3.2 "The Kids are Alright":

The casting spoiler of Spn 3.8 (yayomfg!!1!) brought me back to the dark side of spoilers today and now that I've seen this 3.2 info, I think my head is going to 'splode. Want. I can haz Dean's babies?

But it wouldn't be taking Landry anywhere good and if I heard him right - he's at odds with this dad who is a cop. This wouldn't help that out either.

I watched the FNL premiere last night. Landry's dad was the one he was trying to call on the bridge when Tyra took the phone away. So he is close enough that his Dad is the first person he thought of to call. In the backseat, he asks Tyra if they are almost to the hospital. So at least two times he tried to do the right thing and was thrawted by Tyra.

What bothered me was their line of thinking as teenagers when the man was unconscious/dead. Landry on his own would have sought help. He is just following Tyra right now out of shock.

The man had attacked Tyra twice, had physically assaulted Landry when he tried to help Tyra, and I don't see why Tyra would think the police would not side with them. I understand them both being in shock, but it seemed WAY out of character for both of them to be dumb enough to move the body and take it somewhere to dump it. How is this even possible to resolve without a court storyline (please, no)? The show could have had so much fun with these two characters, it seems a shame to waste them on this.