I like Lisa.

I wonder the same thing. Why is there this incredible hostility toward woman on the show? Although I suppose there's hostility in some measure for the male characters from various camps as well.

What risk can her continued existence possibly pose? Dean's going to sit on his ass and not hunt for 21 episodes?

She's going to bake him pies and make him fat. He'll father lot's of babies with her and they'll turn the show into Eight is Enough.

I think Lisa's cool. But I don't think Dean's in love with Lisa (not yet--maybe he falls in love with her over the summer) and I'm not particularly interested in her as a romantic partner for him, but death? Seriously? That's how you fix things?

I suppose I'm just a crusty old git and showing up 10 years later and then falling in love could be totally romantic, but I find the premise pretty creepy. Nobody better do that to me.

I just looked at the page It's really--people? Not funny.

Dean: Come on, Sam. I'm beggin' ya. This is stupid.

Sam: Why?

Dean: Going to visit Mom's grave? She doesn't even have a grave--there was no body left after the fire.

Sam: She has a headstone.

Dean: Yeah, put up by her uncle, a man that we've never even met. So you want to go pay your respects to a slab granite put up by a stranger? Come on.

Thank you!

Okay, hmmm - if the Campbells were all killed - maybe we can hope that he was her maternal uncle and might be still around.

(Do you recall how in depth the killing of Mary's connections went?)

Here are the phone calls Sam was making in The Kids Are All Right. Mind you the production edits had them out of sequence. I italicized those that seemingly are sequential, but they're in the order presented in the ep:

Sam: Hi. I needed to check some facts with your secretary about a fire that occurred on November 24, 2006, in Lawrence, Kansas. Hardacker was his name...okay. Great.

I was just trying to find out the date he died.

This is police chief Phil Jones.

July 13th?

Could you check the records for me for a Robert Campbell?... July 19th, 2001... Dead on arrival. [scratches out the name Matt Tichenor on his papers. Another Campbell name is already scratched out]

What I'm after is cause of death... Heart condition? Wasn't he a cardiac surgeon? Wouldn't he have known about that?

I'm looking for information on Mrs. Wallace's death... Two deaths? Who was the other? Ed Campbell... Any survivors?

No that's all I needed. Thank you very much.

[to Ruby] Oh my God, they're dead. All of them. All my mom's friends. Her doctor. Her uncle. Everyone who ever knew her systematically wiped off the map one at a time. Someone went through a hell of a lot of trouble trying to cover their tracks.

Ruby: Yep. The Yellow-eyed Demon.

I found the quote from The Kids Are Alright:

Sam: They're dead. All of them. All of my mom's friends. Her doctor, Her uncle -- everyone who ever knew her, systematically wiped off the map one at a time. Someone went through a hell of a lot of trouble Trying to cover their tracks.

Hmmm. . .

According to Entertainment Weekly, Supernatural Season 6 premieres on September 24. Happy Birthday to ME!

Read a crossover fic with D/C and DW Ten and Donna. Not till I was almost finished did I realize why everything felt very off. The setup was that Dean and Donna have very wacky non-human people as traveling companions.

I can't believe in a Dean without Sam, and Sam wasn't even mentioned, let alone present in spirit, memory, or flesh.

Of course, my SPN is not so much other people's SPN, I know this. Not sayin' it's wrong, just different - Gordon Walker

You'd think Dean would have to have amnesia to forget Sam that completely.

It would have been better had Sam and Dean been such a thing that the Doctor was surprised to find one without the other.