Wash ,'Bushwhacked'
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Man, this episode really remains just out of the park every time I watch it. I'm losing count, too, of how many times I've seen it.
Me too.
The one thing that's glaringly obvious, to me, anyway, is the exponential leap JP's acting took between IMToD and Houses of the Holy and Born Under a Bad Sign. It's almost like he made a crossroads deal, the improvement was so sudden and so marked.
I think there was a noticeable improvement just after Playthings, but that may just be the "can't act drunk" thing
JDM is, at most, 15 years older than JA. Possibly less.
JDM is, at most, 15 years older than JA. Possibly less.
yeah, i don't think there's even that much, is there? isn't Jensen, like, 28 or 29? i know JDM is 40(very soon to be 41). that's why he sports the beard.
I think it's 12. JDM is about 6 months younger than I am (almost 41, as Tiggy pointed out) and JA is 29.
i'm not picky, i'd take either one of them.
Or both?
Rumor has it that JDM and JA hang out a bit off set.
And there's a school of thought that the drunk scene felt off because Sam may not have actually been as drunk as he was trying to appear, just loose enough to ask Dean to make that promise.
Playthings for me = jeans shot walking down the hall away from camera and "Dude! You're not gonna poke her with a stick!"
The one thing that's glaringly obvious, to me, anyway, is the exponential leap JP's acting took between IMToD and Houses of the Holy and Born Under a Bad Sign. It's almost like he made a crossroads deal, the improvement was so sudden and so marked.
See, and I notice it most between Devil's Trap and IMToD.
After that, it's just a week-by-week thing, until he gets to BUaBS, where he goes all kick-ass with the evil.
I'm finally caught up with all the Boxed Set shows I watch. Even Painkiller Jane, which was wooden and stupid. And a completely different setup from their previous 2hr pilot/TV movie.
I've only read the character in comics as a guest star--what is her deal there?
Finished LoM. Damn. I really liked that ending. I think that suicide is a valid option, that life shouldn't be mandatory. I hope, for Sam's sake, that the moment of his death stretches on forever, so he gets a good long time in there. Poor dear.
As for Ashes & Ashes, having read Fiona's (almost called you Fi, there), I think it's funny that Gene Hunt is the goto guy for nowaday coppers to play with in their heads.
There was more. About stuff. Have forgotten.