Okay, he was 22 last year -- so Sam is 23 and Dean is 27.
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I think at 23 it's certainly possible (though not necessarily easy) to break away from your parent's say so.
When you're still living at home? On the lower end of the ease scale.
No, they didn't. She just said she was an Angel of God, which was exactly what she said when Baltar didn't find a chip in his head.
I guess I meant what Debet said. They asked (and didn't answer) the question that we fans have been asking since day one. I just liked the fact that they seemed to be aware of all our questions/cristicisms, etc.
It was interesting how little there was of Sam in this episode.
Meta reason for that: talk is that apparently during the shooting of this episode, Paddywhack had to have surgery and a resetting done on his wrist.
I finally got around to watching School Reunion (and the one that followed - still have the Cybermem two-parter to get through to get caught up), and I thoroughly loved it. Loved seeing ASH as the main bad guy (and one who was a sort-of vampire), but I'm a little sad because this means that in all likelihood, he will never (a) play the Master on the show the way he did on the radio or (b) ever be cast as the Doctor, and I think he'd make a fabulous Doctor.
Colin Baker became the Doctor after a previous turn as a supporting character during Tom baker's run.
Lalla Ward became Romana on Doctor Who after playing a different recurring character is the previous season.
Meta reason for that: talk is that apparently during the shooting of this episode, Paddywhack had to have surgery and a resetting done on his wrist.
I saw that going around lj, and it does make sense.
My favorite scene from the SPN episode this week, though, was Sam and Jo sitting in the back of the car and the faces Jo was making at Sam and the utter sympathy on Sam's face. It was hilarious. I think they actually bonded more than Dean and Jo.
I gather that Padalecki actually broke his wrist after shooting for the 2nd season began? Because I missed an episode in the middle there, and I was suddenly like, if you wanted him to have a broken wrist, why didn't you do it when he had the Spectacular Car Accident of T-Boning?
And then I realized, they hadn't needed it then. For all he's got to be throwing up after every take of climbing up and down ladders, Sam's been a reasonably active character. Even when he's only in 10 minutes of the episode, they're the wrangliest 10 minutes.
Sam and Jo sitting in the back of the car and the faces Jo was making at Sam and the utter sympathy on Sam's face.
Which would make Ellen and Dean the mom and dad, and thus leads me to happy-making Dean/Ellen places.