'Why We Fight'
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I can see where they might be hoarding anyone that's still alive (and if Felicia keeps with the vagina comments, that's either a permanent job or a death next episode) on the show and want to give the show to someone new, but look how much fandom likes the old people! Also I don't want any of them back...
I enjoyed Bitten too, but we're definitely in the fandom minority there. The other two episodes you obliquely refer to, Matt, aren't ringing bells for me, though.
I liked it well enough, but then again it takes a LOT put me off a premise centered on werewolves. Like, Laurell K. Hamilton-level writing.
The other two episodes you obliquely refer to, Matt, aren't ringing bells for me, though.
"Man's Best Friend with Benefits" and whatever the one was with the halfway house for orphaned hunter's kids being run by the guy who turned them into orphans.
In terms of introducing a new character, that was what it said in the piece I read. It surprised me, too. What about the Ghostfacers, for one?
What does Bell, Book and whatever refer to, Matt? The last one was the second Madison episode, right? With the Brady Bunch of foster children hunting together?
There's enough fandom complaining that the show is claustrophobic if it's just Sam and Dean that I totally understand the second two giving new characters some room to play. But given that we spent all that time learning about what happened in WWII and that told us about organisations, not just people (and we got at least two there), that seems as "pilot" as any of the ones you mention (and since Krissy was a repeat I think it's great she has her own stuff).
But--Ghostfacers are an even better idea now that CSI: NY is cancelled--they'd have to mitigate the characters a bit, but they could be fun.
Hey, give Kevin an Advanced Prophet spinoff. He's paid his dues. Also explain that his mother's not really dead, but keep her as a recurring, since she's golden.
Cas can appear on both shows.
There, fixed!
I love how Jensen is adamant Cas doesn't learn to drive the Impala. Doesn't help fans have good boundaries...
Where did you hear that?
I've seen gifsets from two different venues at Comic Con. [link] and one where Misha was too, and he insists it happen [link]
Can y'all see this?
