I have a really hard time believing no one objected to at least parts of this script.

I object to parts of the script. I just don't think any Powers That Be care. But it's getting harder and harder to care about the show. Mostly I hope the actors are making bank for the last few seasons because they deserve it for all the happiness they brought fans early on.

Mostly I hope the actors are making bank for the last few seasons because they deserve it for all the happiness they brought fans early on.

Oh, me too. I just can't imagine that there wasn't some cringing filming some of those scenes.

I wonder if this among other scripts is why the J's were meeting with the writers a couple of months back.

I don't know how far in advance they're written, but yeah.

It was pretty clear from the start of S8 that Sam wouldn't have saved Dean, as he said. What I don't get is why Dean doesn't understand that already. Making Sam say it to Dean's face seems cruel, although it's probably necessary. But ... isn't there another road they could have been traveling by now?

I also don't get why Sam can have character growth but Dean can't. Sam was determined to save Dean all through S3, and when he couldn't, he was dead set on vengeance in S4. But HE LEARNED something from that.

I'm so furiously disappointed and disgusted, it's a little unnerving. And I'm reading gushing tweets about ALL THE FEELS and TEARS and BOYS and I just don't get it.

and I just don't get it.

Me either.

I think the show just isn't for me anymore. Not fannishly. I watched the last ep folding laundry and that was enough attention for it. It hurts to say that. And I don't want to harsh other's experience. I just am out of squee.

Hold me?

Yeah, kind of...

::holds::

My takeaway...damn his eyes are green, I wanted to kiss Sams busted lip, and wtf Snooki.

I watched the last ep folding laundry

We had a late take-out dinner here (shrimp scampi for me), and then my dog decided he had to go outside and back in and there was the opening and closing of doors to keep the cold out, and normally I'd be all distraught over missing plot or dialogue or just gazing upon the pretty. But now, not so much.

Snooki? REALLY?

Really.

Hey, look, a tiny orange shark to jump!

Actually the Snooki thing doesn't freak me out as much as it should, because I wouldn't recognize her if people didn't point her out. I'm hoping she'll be as innocuous as Paris Hilton was during her brief appearance.

And next week we get Snooki? Really?

No, not really.

At least, not next week...