'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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"Werewolves can be destroyed by shooting with a silver bullet or arrow, decapitation, or removal of the heart."
From here.
From this I assume that werewolves who are hunting prey for food remove the heart so their victims don't survive and become werewolves themselves. Hunting ground territorial squabbles would undoubtedly ensue.
I'm just amused that the boys, in the midst of their angst, forgot that they just left two bodies, both shot with Dean's gun, and the victims neighbors, and one of them in an apartment pretty much covered with Sam's fingerprints and DNA.
Oh, and depending on the physical evidence, they might even make an argument for rape. Or not. There will be evidence of Madison being restrained.
If I were a homicide cop in SF, I'd be getting a visit from Agent Hendrickson right away.
Heh, 'Suela. Ignipes wrote a coda to deal with some of that.
Is it kosher to link it here?
Oh, I just read that. Go Ignipes!
Still, I don't know whether to trust the show's writers to remember all that, or not. They've somewhat inconsistent on that order.
it was Queensryche, Nutty. Silent Lucidity to be specific...
Oh, that's deeply funny.
Well, I can now report that the CW episode player works very well indeed and has only two short commercial breaks.
And at the end? I almost cried and then immediately thought, "more water pictures for the water pic-spam." When I watch this on an actual tv, I hope to be more drawn in!
So, the heart thing is part of regular werewolf canon? I guess that's something that Buffy didn't bother with. (While we were watching Phases earlier this week, I so wanted to say how appropriate it was but you know, spoilerly.)
Oh, and I had thought that this episode was going to be deeply arc-y, but I think that you could probably watch it w/o getting the arcier things and be good, don't you?
Okay, Patrick Currie was Enzo in "The Passage" -- did he play the ex in "Heart"?
Also very excited about something I've been waiting for since season 1. Casting announcements is spoilers lite, yes? White font? Black font?
Yes, and white font.
Also very excited about something I've been waiting for since season 1. Casting announcements is spoilers lite, yes? White font? Black font?
Yes, and in whitefont. And I await the news...
ETA: OK, I swear Frank's post wasn't there when I started this.