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Some quick thoughts before tonight's new Supernatural episode. For the record, this covers more than last weeks show.
Dean continues to be afraid of everything he investigates. He continues to show fear in equal part with defiance when he faces down the demons or angels or mob of Crotes. This is my favorite Dean trait. Well, one of them.
Lucifer in Sam? Unbelievable. Jared Padalecki continually amazes me. The changes in character and style from first season to this? Incredible.
I love the fact that Dean wants to make change with his relationship with Sam, but I don't think he has any idea on how to change. Dean has only ever been one thing all his life, he has no clue on how to be different. I don't think Dean has ever been anything other than Dean (short stint as brain washed office-drone not withstanding).
Castiel continues to rock. He is totally and completely awesome. Even drugged out, faithless future Cass was wonderful (albeit painful).
The end of last week's "Soon" preview with Sam channeling Horatio Caine? Heh. That so kills me. See my above point on the awesomeness of Jared.
I adore the writing in this show. The fact that Dean completely regressed to season 1 and 2 behavior -- leaving all the research to Sam, hitting on the girls and drinking while Sam worked, laying down the "I'm oldest and we'll do what I say" law-of-Dean -- is dead-on in character. It goes back to my earlier point of Dean not having a clue how to change, even though he knows he has to.
"Who would have thought killing Lilith would've been a bad thing?" THANK YOU! It's about time this was pointed out. It's about time they moved beyond blame. The guys are just pawns in a grand chess game and it's about time they realized that you can't be responsible for things you know nothing about and have no control over.
I still am in need of Supernatural iconage.
Dean continues to be afraid of everything he investigates. He continues to show fear in equal part with defiance when he faces down the demons or angels or mob of Crotes. This is my favorite Dean trait. Well, one of them.
Lucifer in Sam? Unbelievable. Jared Padalecki continually amazes me. The changes in character and style from first season to this? Incredible.
I love the fact that Dean wants to make change with his relationship with Sam, but I don't think he has any idea on how to change. Dean has only ever been one thing all his life, he has no clue on how to be different. I don't think Dean has ever been anything other than Dean (short stint as brain washed office-drone not withstanding).
Castiel continues to rock. He is totally and completely awesome. Even drugged out, faithless future Cass was wonderful (albeit painful).
The end of last week's "Soon" preview with Sam channeling Horatio Caine? Heh. That so kills me. See my above point on the awesomeness of Jared.
I adore the writing in this show. The fact that Dean completely regressed to season 1 and 2 behavior -- leaving all the research to Sam, hitting on the girls and drinking while Sam worked, laying down the "I'm oldest and we'll do what I say" law-of-Dean -- is dead-on in character. It goes back to my earlier point of Dean not having a clue how to change, even though he knows he has to.
"Who would have thought killing Lilith would've been a bad thing?" THANK YOU! It's about time this was pointed out. It's about time they moved beyond blame. The guys are just pawns in a grand chess game and it's about time they realized that you can't be responsible for things you know nothing about and have no control over.
I still am in need of Supernatural iconage.
