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Did you guys find that episode particularly ANGSTY?
Not in comparison to previous episodes, and, frankly, I was glad we got Sam angst instead of the same Dean angst we've been getting the last seven hundred episodes...or however long I've been watching.
And I was like -- but the FUHNEE?? SO. VERY. FUNNY.
Yeah, this episode was definitely funnier, so...TWoP is dumb sometimes.
I was glad we got Sam angst instead of the same Dean angst we've been getting the last seven hundred episodes...or however long I've been watching.
Whereas I really enjoy the Dean angst. And by "really" I mean "to an insane degree I would find vaguely shameful if I didn't have so much entertaining company."
I love all of the angst. It's great angst. The boys give it well. But I didn't feel that Sam's angst was particularly grand in this episode. It could have been wayyyy worse.
Not in comparison to previous episodes, and, frankly, I was glad we got Sam angst instead of the same Dean angst we've been getting the last seven hundred episodes...or however long I've been watching.
Pshaw.
Dude, watch S1. Dean's angst is EARNED ANGST.
Also, hot like burning.
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I have a S2 Angstometer, which shows that the angst hasn't been a steady thing, but instead something that ebbs and flows (down Dean's cheek, in one perfect tear.) (Hush. I know I'm pathetically easy.)
See, I found it funny and creepy but not particularly angsty.
I'm hoping that someday Sam's powers won't give him the Cordy/Doyle-like headaches.
Dude, watch S1. Dean's angst is EARNED ANGST.
Hee. I am certainly leaning more toward an S1 mainline in the near future. Except I've been planning an Office mainline as well, and I don't know which to do first. I mean, at least I'm already watching SPN. I should probably catch up with that first before adding a new show.
So, re: Sam's powers and the demon and the fact that they showed us the scene where John tells Dean something VERY IMPORTANT about Sam in the previouslies...is the obvious assumption supposed to be that the Ceiling Demon is Sam's father?
is the obvious assumption supposed to be that the Ceiling Demon is Sam's father?
I was about to post that OF COURSE DADDY WINCHESTER IS NOT THE CEILING DEMON.
Then I decided to try rereading, and you know what? Don't break my familial bonds, yo. While it wouldn't be as bad as having Sloane be Sydney's dad, I would still have to mourn.
last night's episode changed my moderate "like" for Supernatural into full blown LOVE. that REO Speedwagon scene totally had me dying.
Don't break my familial bonds, yo. While it wouldn't be as bad as having Sloane be Sydney's dad, I would still have to mourn.
I totally understand that, but I can't otherwise figure out why that scene was in the previouslies. Because it was never mentioned; all they talked about was the part where the demon said he had "plans" for Sam and children like him.
Well, Dean spilled ALOT of secrets last night. Interesting the one he held onto, isn't it?
I think THAT'S why that scene was in there.