Right? Well, she does say she's only up to S3, so her opinion could change. I do know people who mainlined the eps after the fact whose favorite season is three. It's difficult to grasp, but there you have it. I guess it plays differently if you're not waiting every week out and suffering through a strike-hiatus.
I know Kripke kept a hand in with Sera. He had oversight, he got the scripts, was in the room for story breaking when he wanted to be, he had veto power over storylines he disliked. I know he has other projects he's working on. I wonder at what--if any--level he's still involved with SPN.
I like this exchange in a Teen Wolf crossover. I haven't read much outsider!POV in a while, and I miss it:
“The Winchesters?” Johnny repeated. “I thought they were an urban legend.”
“Definitely not,” Zoe laughed. “Never went up against them myself, but I know plenty of people who died doing so. They say the Winchesters don’t die. If they do, they come back.”
Johnny rolled his eyes and waved his hands around. “Oh yes, of course. Immortal hunters. That makes perfect sense.”
I can certainly see how it looks that way. However, the story which started promisingly has just written the Beacon Hills kids as sentimental saps. Dean's telling them the short version of their history, and
Jackson
almost starts crying. And then Dean says heaven was amazing. I---how can he possibly have positive memories about that? I hadn't even given that a thought until now, and...no, I disagree.
This [link] just came to mind. What other things are mean?
(Psst. Heat of the Moment, not Morning.)
There's really microcosmic support for Cassiel or Castiel being the angel of Thursday. I find that randomly disappointing--I'm not sure why I suddenly need the show to be in line with anything in the real world.
It just would have been COOL dammit.
Why do you need more proof than that's the name they gave him?
Head canon, dear. It's much easier.
Because they
said
it was a Thursday thing. And if there's a Thursday thing, then there's a Wednesday thing and there was a Friday thing. I know this is the show of Sam-hane and man-eating Ganesh, but seriously. Do they throw darts to make these decisions or what?
I like things.
I know a couple of Dictionary of Angels reference books I have list Castiel as the angel of Thursday. No other information or explanation, just that.
And when I get home, I can check those books to see if they list an angel of any other days of the week.
I looked up the book that the supernatural wiki points to, but it's unclear that they don't also list every single angel as angel for any given day. What I'd understood was that Castiel was an error for Cassiel, and Cassiel was the angel of Thursday, but he's much more popularly the angel of Saturday. Very little uses the name Castiel, and very little ties him to Thursday.
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Pretty much just this book as far as I can tell.
