2008 Dodge Charger

or not so terrible! I love the lines on Dodges. Sexy muscley lines.

2008 Dodge Charger

I am actually ridiculously in love with the new Chargers, especially the SRT8 [link]

Maybe Sam's car is possessed and that's why he's acting so strangely. We do have to get it out of the story as soon as possible. It cannot abide.

I wonder if it will last long enough to even get a name, like Truckzilla.

So, I had said before that I don't like fics that rehash episodes, but I make a big exception for Hatteress' multi-chapter, season 5 spanning "Tripping" [link] D/C

And unoshot came out of retirement and produced this sweet little gem "In Sorrow Shalt" [link] gen

I found I didn't like the rehash Hatteress did, mostly. Some people hit it right, but she gave me a fair amount of dissonance. I felt disappointed, for instance, when Dean didn't actually go to Lisa. I felt the author was backing down from a challenge, even if she'd set up a different emotional environment beforehand.

Sometimes people set up interesting alternatives, and sometimes I feel like "but they should have done it my way!" This one tilted slightly in the latter direction for me, despite it never being able to be canon.

I'm annoyed Hatteress didn't take the opportunity to remove completely the horrid line "somedays you get to kill a [W]hore [of Babylon]".

Some of the canon lines were peculiarly stiff given what she'd set up, which is why I wish she'd just given up and diverged further.

I don't think they're less prepared now. I think they're writing the same manner they wrote in all the other seasons.

I think the difference is they don't have Kripke's five-season road map now. I don't know if Sera's thinking that far ahead (not that she should be).

For me, as much as I love Jared, he sometimes overplays the villainous looks, and doesn't quite hit the mark with the quieter, more emotional ones. I think whatever he was doing in 6.01 during the hug was intentional, but I'm just reading it as "not the Sam we know" for now.

I think that even if they only have the broad strokes down for season 6, I would think that "how Sam got out of hell and what's his deal" would be the biggest one that would colour the whole season.

Regarding his behaviour, I'm actually relieved that it maps with the glimpse we had of him at the end of Swan Song.

They say they're plotting season seven. I would hope they'd given thought by now to what happened to Sam over the summer.