I like that Jo moment, too. I really like Jo, actually. A spinoff Jo-verse, at least in fic, is very tempting.

I also really like Dean's interaction with both Harvelle women, because no matter how easily he relates to strange women, he has a certain mechanism for it, i.e. charm. Ooh, Missouri was different, too, because she saw right through it. He didn't have his mom long enough, and Sam wasn't a little sister -- outside of sex, women are fairly alien to Dean.

Which is why, when we Winchester Girls discover them in a new arena of competent, like, I don't know, maybe dancing? it's such a thrill.

flails omg

I mean, I expect Jo to have the "annoying little brother" (yeah, I boggle on that) role now.

I was just thinking that Dean is Sam's second mom, and Ellen is Jo's stand-in dad, and... well, Sam and Jo looked like little kids whose parents are fighting, frankly.

I can't help but think there was intent behind the "parents" in the front seat and the "kids" in the back, and I do agree about Sam's and Jo's expressions being those of kids whose parents are fighting.

Does anyone know if Skin was filmed before Hookman, or after. Dean died in Skin, but the cops don't seem to care in Hookman, and the boys don't seem to be wary of the cops. Makes me wonder.

eta: Cass and I have now decided that it was. Hence the out of ordereyness

Hookman was way early--right after Wendigo and before Dead in the Water, wasn't it?

It aired after Skin, but I suspect it was supposed to come before. A ways before.

Cass and I have now decided that it was. Hence the out of ordereyness

Yeah!

Scifi Digital Press Tour - tours the sets of Eureka.

There are also panel discussion videos up for SGA. I haven't listened to them yet.

and safe to read, too!

(except for a voice-casting spoiler, and which sets get to feel the wrath of scientific experimentation gone awry, but it's negligible --and also vague.)

Do you know what I'd like to see in Henry's garage?

One of those old pop machines that has the bottles coming out of a narrow glass door [link] or one that is a big cooler and you have to slide the glass bottle over to a gate to pull it out.

It just seems like the kind of nostalgic geekery Henry would have around, even if they had to import the bottles from places that still bottle.

Or maybe it's the sort of nostalgic geekery *I* would have around...