Total word about Edlund. He's one of my favorite writers on the show without a doubt. ♥ He honestly should be showrunner, he understands the story, the characters, how they all interconnect with each other. Brilliant man, Ben Edlund is. Why he wasn't appointed that position still baffles me.
Also: angels. I love angels in all shapes and forms and an angelic civil war sounds intriguing, a whole lot better than no angel storyline at all.
Yep, I'm the same way too. I've always been fascinated my the theological aspect of the show ever since the fourth season. And in general anything dealing with theology or angels immediately grabs my attention, and I'm happy they decided to continue on with the angel and apocalyptic-related stuff into this season, since that's something Sera Gamble didn't like from before and I'm glad that she's not part of that decision making because without this it would be rather boring, imo. And an angel civil war is exactly the kind of umph we need in this season right now. I can't wait to head further into that storyline because already I'm intrigued.
I cringed at that shirtless!Sam-scene. It was honestly painful to watch. .. Uh, painful in a bad way.
Ugh, seriously. It was just blatantly there for the shallowness of some fangirls to salivate over Jared's muscles. That's it. I wasn't interested in it and the entire scene itself had me cringing. I was like WHY IS THIS EVEN HERE? IDGI. But heh, I blame that on the influence from Sera Gamble who wanted more shirtless scenes of Jared, which I still think is inappropriately creepy but whatever.
Lmao that "don't start that"-gif and Sam looking all lost at the background. I love those three. (Dean/Cas = OTP forever and ever.)
HEEEEE! I love their little couple bickering moments, and when others say there's no chemistry between them I say they're obviously on crack because look at that scene alone. Chemistry, profound bond and connection are all there plain as day. The eyesexing is happening without them even realizing it, and it's awesome. Totally OTP4evah. ♥
Castiel better be appearing in more episodes this season. Do we even know how many Misha has been contracted for?
I'll never stop giggling at Sam and Dean after the car gets destroyed. I can only imagine how awkward it's probably gonna be in the Impala after this ep.
lol, I know right? Dean's "well, there's a silver lining" line cracked me up, especially when Sam gave him his bitchface. XD Though I'm wondering, how it the world did Sam get a car like that? They're not living on luxury so how could he have afforded something that expensive? Glad that it's gone though, but yeah awkwardness in the Impala. But that's nothing new with these two, right?
Balthazar is an intriguing character by himself, I'm wondering if we're gonna have a Balthazar-centric kind of episode. You know, where Castiel is kind of following him around and there being some scenes between them and their different motivations and clashing ideas and whatnot. I think things are gonna get interesting.
Not that I don't like the brothers as always, but I'm kinda glad they are not the center characters in episodes three and four. It's interesting to see what the other characters are doing, after all. So looking forward to Weekend At Bobby's.
Seriously. I wished they spent more time focusing on supporting characters more often than just the Winchester brothers, because I feel like even though Sam and Dean are the main cast there seems to be more of a secondary ensemble that may be far more interesting than what is happening with the two brothers every week. We need more background with Bobby and Crowley and Castiel and Balthazar and Raphael and the other angels, and so on. The fact that this episode and Friday's new episode will be dealing with non-Winchester storylines excites me. :D
Re: look at my junk.
Also: angels. I love angels in all shapes and forms and an angelic civil war sounds intriguing, a whole lot better than no angel storyline at all.
Yep, I'm the same way too. I've always been fascinated my the theological aspect of the show ever since the fourth season. And in general anything dealing with theology or angels immediately grabs my attention, and I'm happy they decided to continue on with the angel and apocalyptic-related stuff into this season, since that's something Sera Gamble didn't like from before and I'm glad that she's not part of that decision making because without this it would be rather boring, imo. And an angel civil war is exactly the kind of umph we need in this season right now. I can't wait to head further into that storyline because already I'm intrigued.
I cringed at that shirtless!Sam-scene. It was honestly painful to watch. .. Uh, painful in a bad way.
Ugh, seriously. It was just blatantly there for the shallowness of some fangirls to salivate over Jared's muscles. That's it. I wasn't interested in it and the entire scene itself had me cringing. I was like WHY IS THIS EVEN HERE? IDGI. But heh, I blame that on the influence from Sera Gamble who wanted more shirtless scenes of Jared, which I still think is inappropriately creepy but whatever.
Lmao that "don't start that"-gif and Sam looking all lost at the background. I love those three. (Dean/Cas = OTP forever and ever.)
HEEEEE! I love their little couple bickering moments, and when others say there's no chemistry between them I say they're obviously on crack because look at that scene alone. Chemistry, profound bond and connection are all there plain as day. The eyesexing is happening without them even realizing it, and it's awesome. Totally OTP4evah. ♥
Castiel better be appearing in more episodes this season. Do we even know how many Misha has been contracted for?
I'll never stop giggling at Sam and Dean after the car gets destroyed. I can only imagine how awkward it's probably gonna be in the Impala after this ep.
lol, I know right? Dean's "well, there's a silver lining" line cracked me up, especially when Sam gave him his bitchface. XD Though I'm wondering, how it the world did Sam get a car like that? They're not living on luxury so how could he have afforded something that expensive? Glad that it's gone though, but yeah awkwardness in the Impala. But that's nothing new with these two, right?
Balthazar is an intriguing character by himself, I'm wondering if we're gonna have a Balthazar-centric kind of episode. You know, where Castiel is kind of following him around and there being some scenes between them and their different motivations and clashing ideas and whatnot. I think things are gonna get interesting.
Not that I don't like the brothers as always, but I'm kinda glad they are not the center characters in episodes three and four. It's interesting to see what the other characters are doing, after all. So looking forward to Weekend At Bobby's.
Seriously. I wished they spent more time focusing on supporting characters more often than just the Winchester brothers, because I feel like even though Sam and Dean are the main cast there seems to be more of a secondary ensemble that may be far more interesting than what is happening with the two brothers every week. We need more background with Bobby and Crowley and Castiel and Balthazar and Raphael and the other angels, and so on. The fact that this episode and Friday's new episode will be dealing with non-Winchester storylines excites me. :D