I remember the episode with the baby being clumsy. Two and a Half Men. I only noticed when they ruined the Guttenberg line.
"Dean's into printing? Oh, they showed a baby, they meant Steve Guttenburg. Yeah, now it's not funny."
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I just realized that this Sam would have poked the old lady with a stick where season two Sam was, "Dude! You're not gonna poke her with a stick!” He had more of a sense of right and wrong than Dean did back then.
I think the only episode comment I've posted on LJ was, "Dude. Sammy would SO poke her with a stick. And probably will."
I thought that the episode felt flat. I was thinking it was the writing - but perhaps it was the direction.
He had more of a sense of right and wrong than Dean did back then.
I think Dean has always had a solid sense of right and wrong. Just not always with the appropriateness. Poking her with a stick wouldn't have been morally wrong. It would have been incredibly rude though.
Heh. Poking an old lady with a stick is pretty wrong by any definition. I am laughing pretty hard that we are discussing this though. I offer this into evidence that SHOW has warped us.
Well, it wouldn't be wrong if she were dead. Which you could find out by poking her with a stick!
If she's a murderer, not so bad to me at all. It's not like he was staking her or advocating her injury or anything. It was pretty much like poking or shaking her, but with a distance-for-safety precaution.
That brings back one of my complaints about the remake of 13 Ghosts.
That's one of my total guilty pleasure movies. I have no idea why, really, although I do love Tony Shaloub. It's absurd and stupid but I sort of love it.
The ghost conceit with the wife was not sense-making, though, you're right.
Supernatural brings families together. At one point today CJ and I had a discussion about the practical jokes from Hell House and he kept trying to say when Dean is in the car with the blasting music that it wasn't Mexican music. We came home, watched the episode and MOM RULES!
Then he was saying there should be an episode with an Evil Santa. I tried to remind him that they thought there was an Evil Santa in the Very Supernatural Christmas. Which he, apparently, doesn't remember at all. SO we will be rewatching that after Amazing Race.
Ah, bonding with the younger generation.