'Shindig'
A topic for the discussion of Farscape, Smallville, and Due South. Beware possible invasions of Stargate, Highlander, or pretty much any other "genre" show that captures our fancy. Expect Adult Content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
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I wonder if Clark will finally have to knock on Lex's door to be let in, now.
Maybe this is how Lex really began designing technology to defeat Clark. If you can't teach the guy to knock or use a doorbell, and he just ignores the dogs, you have to resort to extreme measures.
"I'll teach you manners, Superman!"
Hmmm, I wonder if the videos will find themselves on you tube. . .
I couldn't believe that they had Metallicar not just back -- but BETTER and then one of the first things that Hot!Dean has to do is hotwire it. I only hope that he didn't have to break into it first. (But with cars that old you can use a hanger to jimmy the lock, right?)
I hope we see both the hunter guy and the Amber Benson Vampire again.
Coming from the Buffiverse I was confused at what was so wrong with Hunter Guy killing the vampire that used to be his sister. I mean, she wasn't the kinder, gentler sort of vamp, was she? (Perhaps I need to rewatch.)
I can't help laughing at P-C and Cindy being all "the what now?" over Captain Jack. It's the Mars-colored glasses, guys. If it ain't Neptune, it ain't got that swing, maybe.FWIW, it DX who didn't know who Cap'n Jack was. I confessed to being momentarily befuddled when as I was pointing out it was a Dr. Who reference. I originally responded to the rest of it, but then I looked at my tag.
All I was trying to point out is that we all burble over different things, and sometimes tend to bristle when our burbling is questioned. It was late, I was cranky, I should tape my fingers together on such occasions.
Coming from the Buffiverse I was confused at what was so wrong with Hunter Guy killing the vampire that used to be his sister. I mean, she wasn't the kinder, gentler sort of vamp, was she? (Perhaps I need to rewatch.)
I don't think it was meant to be wrong. I think it was meant to show just how clear-cut his mindset was, that he could hunt down and kill what used to be his sister without a moment's pause.
But I thought that it was exactly THAT which bumped Dean out of his all supernatural things must die mindset and made him turn his gun on the hunter guy. (All supernatural things except when they are your brother.)
Someone on LJ had the idea that the Hunter will do his research and discover how "supernatural" Sam is and go after him. Which I think sounds very, very plausible.
I think it was shocking for Dean, because he couldn't imagine having to put Sam down. Or it might be whatever secret plan the demon has for Sam that Dean now knows might result in him having to kill Sam at some point and he can't imagine doing it without pause or reservation.