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[NAFDA]. This is where we talk about the CW series Supernatural! Anything that's aired in the US (including promos) is fair game. No spoilers though -- if you post one by accident, an admin will delete it.
Man, that was fun.
Now I have to rewatch season 1 all over again!!!
Oh, and tv guide has an interview with Mitch Pileggi. That's not the exact link but. . you should be able to find it no troub.
I bet that Mary's family didn't have any connections in Lawrence. Given that they were hunters: the Granpa Sam's family were probably all dead and maybe Granma Deanna's too. Want that story NOW.
And why must the promo be so non-"to be continuedy"?
CW Source interview with Misha Collins.
Mentions something that might be considered spoilery but not if you've been listening to/reading all of Misha's interviews.
I watched that last night, thinking that it was only spoilery for last night's ep, but I thought the spoilery thing was pretty darn. I've been hard core at avoiding being spoiled though.
And I loooooved Gramma Deanna.
I liked her too! She's in Profit and Reaper. I was happy to see her in the credits.
Also, until I came here, I totally didn't pick up on the Deanna/Dean thing. I was thinking her name was "Diana" with a weird pronunciation, so I thought they were making a "Sam and Diane" joke.
There's a cw connect interview with Jared Padalecki. It may be really old and I've only watched part 1 - but it is very amusing and also non-spoilery.
Plus - JA makes a couple of cameo appearances.
John Winchester, possible Trekkie and Sonny and Cher fan, is the moment that gives me giggles from last night.
I'm still behind the flail firewall after my second watch. I love the way Mary cradling John echos Sam cradling Dean. So many little visuals that have me go EEEE!!!!!!!
Ahem.
I keep trying to figure out how Mary and John deal with her dad's body; how does she explain her now stabbed-to-death father? Do they call the cops?
Well, clearly they don't blame it on Dean, or she wouldn't want to use the name later...
And they don't leave town - because that's where they were living ten years later.
I keep trying to figure out how Mary and John deal with her dad's body; how does she explain her now stabbed-to-death father? Do they call the cops?
And (for me) how John dealt with the fact that his oldest son looks exactly like that weirdass stranger from back in '73.
But then my brain starts going ieeeeeeee again, and it gets lost in the flail.