Go Jensen! Go Misha! And GO NATHAN.

That's a pretty damned solid list of men. I scrolled hastily past the women, because they were all in their underpants.

The women were pretty yummy. And that is a damn five of guys there. Woof.

I'm at work, and I know those ladies would be a beacon begging my boss to look over my shoulder suddenly. I will look again at home.

The list of guys? Off the top of my head I'd lose Somerhalder and Renner, but otherwise, nom nom nom.

Somerhalder for sure. Renner I find weirdly attractive.

I love that the blogger had no idea who Misha was.

I wonder how come so many Minions were following the blog/twitter of a guy who doesn't know who Misha is? Did someone sic them on him?

I hope he knows now, and then casts him in something, because he is teh sex on a stick.

Looking at James Gunn's IMDB entry--it says that Gunn from Angel was named after him and a brother. Huh. Major cool points.

I used to be able to W&P, but with new eps I'm usually too mesmerized to say anything.

That's what you do during commercial breaks! If you're not using them to make munchies, that is.

Regarding "Lazarus Rising" -- I always wondered how Dean and Bobby managed to levitate so they could paint all those symbols on the tops of the walls and the ceiling of the picturesque yet empty (but electrified) barn.

Other random comments...one of Dean's first comments to Sam is "Don't lie to me," which sets up the big theme for the season. Yet Dean has no problem lying to Sam about where he's going with Bobby (he's planning on summoning a dangerous entity; for all he knows he could be endangering his life and Bobby's as well. And Sam would be left not knowing what the hell had happened to either of them.) (And of course on the other hand, Sam was off on his Sooper Seekrit mission not telling Dean what he was doing either.)

I was making note of Castiel's attitude of people as cannon fodder -- he has no hesitation towards killing the vessels housing the demons, judging by the bodies in the diner.

Dean's casual dismissal of Sam's gung-ho readiness to attack the diner demons despite Sam's knowledge and his experience killing demons always sets my teeth on edge (seen in the flip "well the smarter brother's back" comment and the lack of any discussion). I'd put it down to Dean's greater first-hand experience with the nasty side of demons if he hadn't told Sam he didn't remember any of it. Instead it just comes across as bullheadedness. That and the tossing of the iPod into the backseat (since the driver picks the music and Dean drives 99.8% of the time, does Sam ever get to listen to anything he wants to hear?) just annoy me. Yes, perhaps I am easily annoyed today.

I didn't get to watch much of the next episode, but I always enjoy Sam's sheer glee at the idea of angels and his absolute trust in the idea that Dean deserves the attention of God and the heavenly rescue squad.

Two and a half hours to the return of Show!!

Dean can lie to Sam, because Dean is the big brother.

No, I don't think it's a good reason, but I think it's a Dean reason, and a directly-inherited-from-John reason.

When does hell come back for Dean again?

Aargh, I have to unsub from this thread in two hours. I hate you all (except for those of you I don't hate, and that should be perfectly clear).

Totally not the right east coast's fault we get everything first.

::preens::

Having annoying relatives on Facebook suddenly makes me want a funny story where Sam has to deal with Facebook. Dean, too, actually (once Sam tells him what it is).

Oh, Christina Hendricks made #2 on the chick list! Many of those women leave me cold, but Salma and Christina are made of buxom win.

Okay, finishing up today's repeats.

Mila Kunis = YUM.