Jim's daughter is also somewhere on the autism spectrum.
I adore Jim and his Bobby (possibly my favorite SPN character), but I think he's best used as an accent, not the main flavor.
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Jim's daughter is also somewhere on the autism spectrum.
I adore Jim and his Bobby (possibly my favorite SPN character), but I think he's best used as an accent, not the main flavor.
I think Jim also appreciates the opportunity to do lots of other things. At least, if his tweets are anything to go by.
God, I miss Deadwood. He's fabulous as Bobby, too, but he was so. excellently. good. in that show. Which I miss like hell.
Count Chocula...
Narratively speaking, I think Bobby should have died this season past. I don't want him dead. I'm glad he's not dead, but I think he should have died. That would have made story-sense to me on a number of levels.
Narratively speaking everybody should have died. There should not have been another season. That would have made story sense on the same number of levels. But depending on how good the season we are about to get is, I'm glad that is not how it happened.
I finished Wrong Time. Dude. Nice work, whoever wrote that. I love how tidily it was all laid out--when little Sam said he was almost seven feet tall, I kinda started thinking about Jared's hugeness, but it didn't start coming together until the author reiterated Wrong Time.
Gar, I'm right with you about the season ending at the end of 5.
As a fangirl, I'm glad it didn't, but I do think it should have.
I don't agree because I don't think everyone should die at the end of the story. Well, especially if it doesn't end at the end of S5. Even less so if it lasts past that. But I'd only have killed one of the brothers (and none of the supporting cast, necessarily) at the send of the apocalypse arc.
Unrelatedly, I have a commute pasttime where I force songs that come up on my iPod into fandom vids. I only really have visual familiarity enough to do it with Leverage, White Collar, and Supernatural. And Supernatural is always more fun, especially if Dean would hate the song.
Today? I Don't Know How To Love Him from JCS came on, and I imagined a D/C vid and laughed until I cried. Not very road-safe.
I thought him vanishing and Dean's general lack of reaction really didn't look like it was playing out the depth of emotion they'd shown a few episodes earlier.
You're right about that. Maybe it's because I'm not that invested in Castiel that I didn't really see that.
Misha is currently playing with Sarah Palin on Twitter and I'm LMAO.
He's got a thing for politicians. And royalty! A true dictator at heart, that boy.