If he was being sarcastic, so many wee bits of fics got gently Kripked. How lovely.
Sampa's reasoning could have been about Sam's soul, I was thinking. It might have been part of his goal. Stuff might also be about Deanna's. Mary's is sold and paid for.
I think I like Soulless Sam. I'm assuming Sampa has a reason for dealing with Crowley similarly compelling as Sam's soul - maybe something Mary related?
This is what I was thinking, and it would tie into the Alpha's mention of a mother.
By far my favorite episode so far. I can't decide either if that was sarcasm. Must rewatch.
I thought it was sarcasm. He wouldn't be serious that all of Dean's needs came first, right?
Is Purgatory for monster souls only? Not humans? Cause you definitely don't get that from Dante. Well maybe the version of Dante that sits next to the book of *Revelations*.
But the pope said purgatory's not real. Is Show implying the pope doesn't talk directly to god?
Rick Worthy was the doctor, Noah, on Mag Seven years ago. He played a charismatic Jaffa warrior who turned out to be a tool of the Go'a'uld on SG:1, as well, of course, as the Cylon obstebrician on BSG. He's always well worth watching and I'm glad to have him on my teevee screen.
I still can't believe Sampa agreed to that -- different ideas of family indeed.
Well, he doesn't have Deanna. And Show has not been consistent on Right, but it's anvilicious on Family.
I liked the ep but I can still see where there were massive faults. I want Sam and Dean (that I recognize) back in the car. But so far this year, I've only recognized the car. She looks amazing too.
Is Show implying the pope doesn't talk directly to god?
I think Show has definitely dodged the question. Only four talk to God, but they've never named names. So maybe he is one of the four, maybe not.
He played a charismatic Jaffa warrior who turned out to be a tool of the Go'a'uld on SG:1
And that's why I recognized too.
I want Sam and Dean (that I recognize) back in the car. But so far this year, I've only recognized the car.
I recognized Dean finally in this ep. But, yeah, pretty much this. I appreciate the fine story telling. But like relationship peaks and valleys, this is a valley for me. I paused show half way through to go do something else. There was a time that was unthinkable. It got interesting at about the 45 min mark (I think that was Crowley with the reveal), and I looked over at the clock. I even thought I got most of everything and don't really want to do a rewatch. Ima try and be quiet now so I don't harsh the squee. There were times when I adored an ep and others thought it wasn't great, so it's just my turn to be Debbie Downer. I'm sure the wheel will turn and I'll be back to gushing soon enough.