That sneak peek is terribly tantalisingly short. But angst free, mostly, so that's cool.

None of what ita said, but I did get hit with a strong whiff of the meeting of the Black Thorn or whatever it was on Angel, near the end .

I love their faces, man. SHOW.

Man, I need to do an Angel rewatch. I totally didn't catch that, and I think you're very right.

I'm sure it all portends doom and gloom, just that, compared to some of what we've seen so far? Unicorn lollipops.

Sorry. Crackfic residue.

SHOW NIGHT.

I suddenly flashed on a fic where I think Sam was literally shooting rainbows out his ass. Um.

I can't remember if I said it here, but for those interested JDM is on the Craig Ferguson show tonight, 12:30 a.m. CBS.

Thanks Amy! Woot!

And the spoiler font has me very worried. Because I hated that. Fudge, now I'm in a bad mood.

::thinks about JDM on Craig Ferguson and feels better::

Maybe he will giggle.

Show tonight!!

Well, the good news is that my parents arrived. The better news is that I have a recorder so I don't have to be completely socially inept and order everyone's silence during SHOW. Still, if I post, it will probably be sneaking it from my phone.

Oh and tornadoes are also in the area.

Lucifer may be trying to keep me from Show, but I'm going to put up a good fight.

DVRs FTW!

My father visited me when I was unemployed and pretty much all I did was watch Criminal Minds and other gory procedurals. I know he was appalled, but he kept mum.

I absolutely cannot imagine what reaction he'd have if he had been forced to watch SPN over my shoulder. Much less see me react and IM.

I've been so fannish around my father that he's given me feedback on Mary Sue fanfic, but there are things he doesn't need to be witness to.

My dad doesn't get anything remotely scary or paranormal -- it's just not his thing. I doubt I could get him to sit through SPN. My mom totally would, but then she would natter away with questions and I would have to cut her, which would be unfortunate.

While she was recovering from a knee replacement years ago I tried to get her into Buffy, and she almost fell. Then she discovered Charmed on TNT and watched the whole freaking series. Sigh. She does know not to call Thursdays between 9 and 10, though.

Oh, and Theresa, JDM's last two visits to Craig have been hysterical. You can find them on YouTube. They flirt and goof -- last time they wound up improvising some ridiculous scene and had JDM sitting up on the back of his chair.

I tried to get my sister into it, because I try to get my sister into all my fannish stuff (she now defaults to trying the Jossverse just to shut me up), and she flat out refuses. Saw some stuff, loved the idea, found out they were brothers and therefore no smexing, and she was outtathere.

I mean, she'll watch with me, she'll send me links to promos and vids and picspams, but she refuses to get interested on her own. She's so bound with what she watches. Two good looking guys she can't slash is too much stress for her. And she has my Wincest issues.

However, she's probably the most educated non-SPN fan out there, because she's very patient with me. In return, I know way too much about Chryed and Argentinian soaps.

I am possibly canonically dumb, but it's only occurring to me now that she's probably why the brotherly bond gets me so much. I don't know if we're overly close compared to other siblings, but she still gives me credit for partially raising her, although I take none whatsoever. I experimented on her, and it didn't turn out too badly. Unlike Dean, I had (two) sane and present parents, and read lots of childrearing books starting when she was born.

You know, that probably would have helped Dean. I found How Children Fail and How Children Succeed very interesting reading when I was playing with her head. And, really, he was more altruistic than I ever was.

I'm amazed that I got S. into it. And Angel, although Buffy only to a much lesser extent. He loves SPN now, which surprises me because he is not a sci fi person at all, although he did read a good deal of horror in his day.

The funny thing is, when I separate myself from an actual episode, and open the door to fic world, you can sell me on Wincest. Watching the show? The canon? I don't really see it. I see two brothers dysfunctionally attached by a completely fucked up childhood, and I like it that way. But I also didn't really open my eyes to slash until very recently, so it's not (or wasn't) a natural inclination to me. I think Angel and Spike pinged me once in a while, but that seemed to be a whole indulgent, hedonistic vampire thing at the time. Ah, my lost innocence.

I also never experimented on my brother. But he's only three years younger than me. I just bossed him around a lot and used him as a convenient playmate until about fourth grade when I had more friends of my own in the neighborhood and little brothers became icky.

I forgot to say, too, I would be amazed if Dean even knows he was a surrogate parent, much less mom figure for Sam. The behavior and the attachment bear it out, but I'm not sure he would acknowledge that role, simply because I'm not sure he would believe he could actually fill it.