What I love is how neither of them actually flip out, at least not out loud. Even in the bank, when the lights were cut and Dean figured out the cops were there, and when Agent McHottie knew who he was, tere was no scrambling, no "How do I get us out of this?"

Yes, this goes back to Dean's "One problem at at time."

Dean's probably figuring, Bonus! SWAT rigs and rifles.

had fun tonight! gotta get to bed now. especially if i'm going to wake up before my alarm again tomorrow morning.

'Night, tiggy.

I've decided I'm not going to think too hard about how the shifter actually works. Because it doesn't make a lot of sense to me when I do. Plus, there's much awesomeness to be had in this episode.

Night tiggy!

What's the expertly trained line? That should be the next thread name.

Something about edit"you don't know the Winchesters. They're dangerous, smart, and expertly trained." I'll force myself to watch it again to try and get the line.

And Austin takes one for the team!

Shifters have traditionally been mimics. They either mimic other humans, or they mimic animals. Nowhere in any of the legends does it say they kill what they mimic. Only in this case, when the shifter has evil motives, does it kill what it mimics.

And Bev comes through!

I feel like Ralph Kiner.

There are some side benefits from having studied Native American and Celtic spirituality and legend. I need to work on my African and Norse, though.

one more quick post before bed.

I get that shifters are mimics and whatnot, but after it shifts the final time Sam says that it could be anyone and Dean says something along the lines of all the people being out of the building and he sounded relieved in that it couldn't mimic any of them once they were out of the building. so i guess i just mean, what does the shifter have to do to mimic another person? be in close proximity? touch them? what?

now i'm really leaving. nighty nite!

AmyLiz, I edited the line in.

I kinda like Supernatural 2: You don't know crap about my Dad.