Aw, I'd watch the Claire and Alex Show, for sure.

I'm going to start putting up curtains and moving furniture in if I'm going to be in here all alone. ;-)

There's a Nature documentary called "Moose: Life of a Twig Eater" on now. Seemed appropos before Show.

You're not alone--at least I drop in every time there's a new post count on thread.

I've been cautiously pleased with the episodes and storyline this season--well, except for the sucking void of the darkness. I don't like the adult actress, and I honestly don't think the writers thought the concept through to a logical end--they're just throwing stuff at the drawing board and hoping something sticks.

But the brothers seem to be clicking again, and that's welcome. I'm sure Misha is enjoying having something else to play besides clueless ineptitude, but I can't say I'm impressed by his Lucifer. Of course he hasn't been given much scope, either.

But yes, I would watch Wayward Daughters with Jody and Claire and Alex--Ellen would have been a kickass addition to that bunch, as would Jo. And Briana's character would need to be part of the ensemble, too. Oooh, concept idea--more women bad guys, for the different ways women would fight or outthink female villains.

Retreating now until I've had a chance to watch Pacific time.

I see these writers watched It Follows last year. They could have at least tried to change it up a bit.

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Oh, Jensen. Mmm.

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Jared!

I just got caught up on the last two episodes. Yes, I want the Jody, Clair and Alex show. Plus the deaf gal from a couple episodes back.

But yes, brothers being brothers is happy making.

The thing I loved absolute best--even more than Dean admitting maybe he's not up to dealing with the darkness on his own and Sam telling him "I've got this," which was very, very nice, was Dean's reaction after *finally* winning RPS. Nicely acted, Jensen!

I'm here, Amy! I just keep unsubscribing when a new episode airs and then resubscribing when I catch up (which can take a while, alas). I watched yesterday which seemed kind of appropriate for Unattached Drifter Christmas.

Those were both great, Beverly. I've been really enjoying this episode. I don't even hate the Darkness stuff - I don't love it, I can't make sense of the theology, but I don't hate it as much as the Crowley and Fiona show. As long as Fiona stays dead I'll be pretty happy. I do hope Lucifer gets more interesting, or Castiel fights back from inside or something. But good brotherly moments and some nice stuff with women characters.

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Aw. Nice.

Fiona

Rowena, do you mean?

We get to see Dean in vintage gear again! ::claps:: Oh, hello, sailor.

And I don't know, I sort of like Misha's Lucifer -- although I think he's doing less Lucifer than Mark Pellegrino's Lucifer, if that makes sense.

I think it's just a treat to see him not being clueless, earnest Cas for a while.