It was lovely to finally see ALL of "Mystery Spot" big. (I have it on my nano.)

But I'm disappointed that we only got that little teaser for next week's episode. I'm hoping that they'll run a real promo during Reaper.

BTW, I've been warned that the TV Guide description for episode 3.14 is particularly spoilery so be careful of the tv guide, your dvr and TWOP.

I think I may need a toaster soon. StY has avoided watching SPN, as he is Put Off by squee. However, I lured him in the same way I snagged him on SG:1 and SGA, and before them Highlander, BatB, and, um, RoS. I had them on as he walked through the room. Unless he has a mission, he's incapable of forging on through without glancing at the action. And slowing down to take in what's going on. And maybe standing for a few minutes till the end of the scene. And then sitting down through the commercial till the next scene.

He's been extra-resistant to SPN, I don't know why, as I have purposely not squeed in his vicinity. But he wandered through during the opening scene of Mystery Spot recently, and laughed at the Asia. I mildly suggested he sit through the first death scene...and by then, of course, he was hooked on the episode.

We incorporate speeches and business from movies and tv into our family vernacular. He and a friend were talking about GWB's lack of speechifying skills, and the likely attempt he'll make on Inauguration Day. "He's gonna do the whole speech--evil! Just ascend, already!"

He's already using "Where the laws of physics....have no meaning" with the hand-flip when appropriate. And the Roxbury head-bop and point while humming "Heat of the Moment". Last night he wandered through the room while I was rewatching Croatoan. Just at the scene where Dean's yelling, "Put it dayown, put it dayown!" and Sarge says, "My neighbor, Mr. Rogers--"

Dean: You have a neighbor named Mr. Rogers?
Sarge: Well, not any more.

StY laughed and laughed and laughed. I think there's a shiny new toaster in my future. I should revive my toaster tagline.

Yay! Another one lured to the dark side the shiny, shiny goodness of the Winchester story!

t rant about non-Buffistas

Oh, SPN fandom, kindly get over yourself. One could choke on the self-righteousness in the air, I swear. And hardly anyone's got the moral high ground at this point.

t rant off

So, new episode this week, huh? How many are left in the season?

You okay there, Consuela?

'Suela, this might be a good time for the icon Dana gave me. It's Jayne (in his hat), "You're making my side look stupid. Stupider. Whatever. Just get off my side." So, yeah, what you said.

We have four new ones left; this week's is the first of that four.

Well, you know, the self-righteousness goes both ways. Ain't nobody got a monopoly on it, so far as I can tell.

"I have morals! You are disgusting perverts!"

"Well, we have tolerance! You're trying to censor legitimate artistic expression! And casting aspersions!"

Neener neener. Bah.

I don't like incest as kink and dear god I wish it weren't as popular as it is. But I'd really like for it not to make the fandom blow up once every couple of months, with everyone prancing around on their high horses making sweeping assertions backed up by nothing but personal preference.

Hear! Hear!

(And if I see that written Here, here! one more time I may esplode. My hot button, let me show you it.)

Mine would be the use of "hoards" for "hordes." What's that you say? Dean and Sam are being pursued by the vast hidden treasure troves of Hell?