Yeah they did. The episode with Jesse.

Damn! I still want MPREG, though.

Damn! I still want MPREG, though.

I bet they'd play it for comedy with Cas though. He's confused enough about how everything works without throwing that into the mix.

Cas reminded me that I read through some of the twitter of Misha's run. No wonder Jim was spreading rumors of a sniper. He pledged $50 per kilometer. It's funny that Misha obviously exceeded his expectations. It was also funny when Misha tweeted his need for Advil and three cars came by for him LOL. Dude, we have boundries! You are on that side of the line. We are over here. We can't be allowed to bring you medicine.

I finally ordered the s5 dvds and they will be here Monday. Mom will be here also but I'm going to try and watch them as fast as possible.

I'm not sure if I get CW --- my cable is wonky and it's a long story but I may have to watch it online but that's okay at least I'll be close to real time watching.

As long as Cas doesn't get pregnant. Though I'm sure Misha would enjoy that.

I found my S5 on my balcony yesterday. I'm mad at my UPS delivery person for throwing shit a floor up and not telling me about it, but on the other hand, I almost licked the package in delight. Commentary will be listened to over the weekend.

Is anyone seeing SPN posters out there> The only TV I'm remembering is Lots of Nikita and No Ordinary Family and that one with Dillahunt. ANd a little Vampire Diaries.

I want big pics of the boys.

From the zap2it article that sumi linked:

Zap2it was on the scene with series stars Padalecki and Ackles at Creation Entertainment's Salute to "Supernatural" in Vancouver when Ackles discussed Dean's involvement in the show's overarching storyline. If the 20-second promo is anything to go by, Dean will be a major catalyst for Season 6's arc.

"I was happy that Dean was part of the mythology finally," he says of Season 5, when Dean grappled with the temptation to host the archangel Michael. "For four seasons he was just the older brother trying to keep the younger brother from going darkside. "Now I finally had purpose."

That said, Ackles is glad that he never actually had to play Michael. "Phew. Dodged that bullet," he says.

Really? Just the older brother trying to keep Sam from going over the edge? 'Cause that's not how I ever saw him, and I never thought that's how he was written. As far as I can tell, Show is written from Dean's POV which by definition makes his character centrally important. Dean has always been the heart, in every sense of the word, of the operation. And Dean has consistently been a Big Damn Hero when it comes to Saving People and Hunting Things. I admit that I got tired of the excessive use of the single crystalline tear of manly emo pain, but JA was give the opportunity to showcase some really exceptional acting in the last few seasons. I'm surprised that he would view Dean as "just the older brother."

I'm also amused that JA apparently didn't want to play Michael, considering how many fan rants I've read from people who are convinced that he was robbed of his opportunity -- that Dean was built up all season long to have this big role in the Apocalypse only to have it pulled away from him at the end and given to Sam.

I guess he wanted powers, but that balances out that he doesn't want to use them. Just wanted a bit of destiny hanging over his head, I guess. Something to fight against that wasn't Sam, maybe. Otherwise he spends the season trying to talk Sam down, whereas it comes down in the end to Sam talking Dean down, and then Dean showing up and grounding Sam,

I'm also amused that JA apparently didn't want to play Michael, considering how many fan rants I've read from people who are convinced that he was robbed of his opportunity -- that Dean was built up all season long to have this big role in the Apocalypse only to have it pulled away from him at the end and given to Sam.

None of this is directed at you Morgana, I'm just so shocked that I can still be shocked by fans. That there are fans mad about the role that Dean did or didn't have-- @@

I don't know how they could have made either of the actors do more. Seriously. Both boys were necessary. Both boys had HUGE roles. I'm thinking they brought "Adam" in because it physically wasn't possible for JA or JP to do anymore than they were already doing. JP did an amazing job channeling Lucifer, but I'm not going to complain about either actor giving more to the show. They have given enough. Comedy, tragedy, romance, action--the boys have done it all. They've done it really well too.

Fire! Brimstone! Epic battle! That's how 5.22 should have gone out. A bigger battle than...than...than all the previous season enders. Which have ended with ... a non-lethal bullet wound and car crash, two gun deaths, a mauling, a stabbing, and now a fistfight, a neckbreak and a Casplosion.

Casplosion.

I love this word.

Cass, If you get really mad, can we say you are having a Casplosion?