Supernatural: Discussion Thread (Possible Spoilers)

[Jody]

I liked that scene at the end with Pamela in 'Death takes a holiday'. It was a nice change from the usual 'I forgive you' or sentimental type scenes that happens when a character dies. A bit funny to. I liked Pamela so I wish she could have stuck around.

Dean: What the Hell?

Castiel: Guess again.

I liked that entrance from Castiel. Another good scene between him and Dean. Once again there was just too little of him but it worked for the episode so I can't complain.

Wasn't happy about the fact that Alastair is being played by a different actor. For me, this one just wasn't as good.

And whats it with Dean keep getting hit by kids this season? And now Sam too. Must say I find these scenes pretty funny.

The Sam and Dean angst is always interesting to watch.

[rising-flame]

Any seen with Castiel is good, but that entrance was very funny.

Apparently Misha Collins has been signed up for season 5

[Slade]

Ok I’ve finally done a bit of catching up via my Freeview recorder and have watched the last three episodes. “Sex and violence” - it was good to see Sam get the girl again. Even from the start I thought that she was the Siren but as usual I was totally wrong. Interesting after drugging Dean and then spitting on Sam to play them off against each other they both said things that arguably each person regretted. This thing is you could argue that BOTH of them meant what they were saying. It was kind of like someone having resentment towards somebody else and wanting to get something of their chest but keeping quiet because they didn’t want to be rude then getting drunk a having the nerve to speak their mind and then the morning after feeling guilty about it.

“Death takes a holiday” – One of those episodes where overall things just seemed very negative. It was very sad watching the boy (ghost) being around his mother and seeing her “not let go”. Sam and Dean were both presented with a very difficult situation in that the grim reaper(s) had been captured which effectively meant that no good people were dying but in the end they decided to restore natural order and prevent the seal from being broken so possibly more lives could be saved in the future. I liked the scene in the hotel where Dean asked Sam about what happened with Alistair and he caught him blatantly lying and he made a remark about it being fine keeping things from he but not to treat him like an idiot. I was disappointed that Pamela was killed at the end as it was good to see her turn up every so often. I was hoping that maybe Sam/Dan could have pleaded their case with the reaper to save her (and even the young boy) but this episode reminded me of “Heart” i.e. the moral of the story is not everyone can be saved.

“On the head of a pin” - As someone that dislikes Uriel intensely I actually didn’t mind him (because I don’t think he’s a bad character). Loved the scene at the beginning in the hotel when he told Dean to watch his tone and Sam made an excuse for him about Pamela’s funeral. His arrogance at times makes me laugh as most of his dialogue with Dean throughout that episode. I was kind of glad that he was revealed to be a traitor as the stuff with Dean i.e. the torture didn’t ring true. I really liked Castielle in that episode and I’m glad he had doubts which I suspected a while back. It was really good seeing Anna again and very gratifying seeing her being the one to finish off Uriel (although it would have been better to have kept him around for a little while longer). I just wish we could have seen some stuff between her and Dean. Good stuff between her and Castielle with her making him see the light so to speak but still not giving him to much and allowing him to think for himself. Wow, Sam is really powerful now. Castielle witnessed the whole thing and although Sam got the job done I was surprised he didn’t continue to voice his concerns about the path he has chosen to take. It will be interesting to see the implications of what he’s doing and how this affects the course of events for the remainder of the season.

[emmasi]

Twas back on tonight. I wish I was smart enough to follow it properly. It's too complex

I guess I'll just enjoy the pretty, pretty boys.

I did understand on thing though, Dean's response to Sam's relations with Ruby: "Too much information!"

[bay girl]

I'm so glad its back. I was getting withdrawels.

Why couldn't they keep that blonde woman who played Ruby in the flashback. She was a little older, but i liked her better. I still prefer the original Ruby over any of them though. I'm just not feeling anything for this newbie.

[Pierced Musie]

I'm reading Supernatural fanfic. Castiel fanfic.

Dude, he is the source of major crack!fic. So far I have read stories where...

1. He is confused about mistletoe.

2. Is proposed to by a drunken Dean.

3. He is afraid of Ronald McDonald.

4. He was turned into a cat but they don't know. Sam likes him, Dean takes a liking to him and then poof Castiel is back to human and instead of Cat!Cas comforting Dean through nightmares, human!Cas does. Kind of cute really.

(I haven't read fanfic in months but could not resist!)

[bay girl]

Jim Beaver (Bobby) and Katie Cassidy (original Ruby) are both in that new show Harper's Island on channel 10. Katie Cassidy is a brunette instead of blonde though.

[becca92]

SPN is the best show ever! I'm obsessed with it.

[speedwayfanatic]

I love the show I am meeting some off the cast in a few weeks time, I think now I am getting exctied

[emmasi]

Poor Dean Would it kill Sam to give him a hug!?