That was hysterical. I have to watch it again immediately. I think my laughter drowned out half of the audio.
Xander ,'Touched'
Supernatural 1: Saving People, Hunting Things - the Family Business
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I just finished reading the novel Twilight. Why couldn't this have been written and filmed back when JA was doing Dark Angel? I would have totally bought him as Edward back then.
Is that the Stephanie Meyer Twilight, Austin? First in a series?
that's the one, Beverly. have you read it? (i'm currently obsessed.)
No, I'm currently working through Tanya Huff's series, from which the Blood Ties tv series is adapted. I'm liking those quite a lot. And then I have the whole Dresden Files series to read (we picked those up at the local secondhand shop). And I just ordered Kat Richardson's Poltergeist. H and I both loved her first one, Greywalker.
So many books, so little time... And these are just the genre books!
Question for the SPN hivemind:
I watched Crossroads Blues again last night. Is there a reason why it wouldn't occur to Sam to do what Dean did in that episode, and summon the demon Dean made the deal with and trap it?
The demon told Dean that if Sam tried to pull a fast one, it would be very bad (meaning that she said one or both of them would die, though my memory is faulty on that part).
The demon told Dean that if Sam tried to pull a fast one, it would be very bad (meaning that she said one or both of them would die, though my memory is faulty on that part).
She said if Dean tried to pull a fast one, as I recall.
I think it would occur to Sam, but that the same threat she held over Dean when he had her trapped, crawling out of hell blah blah blah, would hold.
I thought the wording was, if Dean tried, or helped anyone else try, to get out of the deal, then Sam drops dead on the spot. That doesn't mean that Sam can't try to nullify the deal, but Dean's too afraid he'll mess up, and die again. It was unclear in her "then the deal is off" whether if the attempt failed and Sam died, that Dean's soul would still be forfeit.
What was it she said? "You try to weasel your way out of it?" Something like that.