Rewatch S14: Game Night (14x17)

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Okay! Obviously mid-week doesn't work for rewatches, since I didn't factor in needing to cook dinner for myself and then getting too sleepy.

So, weekend rewatches! I will try to be good and finish these in the next 4 weeks, given that I only have 4 episodes left of this season.

Also, here's a tip: If you want to fix your DVD player, just buy a new

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It's true, Sam was nearly taken out by a HUMAN with a rock. Also, in Red Meat he was nearly taken out on a random werewolf hunt/chocked to death by a human.... the only reason we find that believable but Dean's death unbelievable is that it didn't stick. But, in actual reality, we're not going to get epic Butch&Sundance deaths - though I know that's what Dean/J2 always said that they wanted. The fact that Dean died on a hunt is pretty believable to me, regardless of the scale of the hunt and the cause of death. And, much like the gun debate, it wasn't the rebar that killed him, it was the vampire (a strong supernatural creature) that impaled him on it.

The set sale was a furniture sale back in November. They're having an online auction now for memorabilia as well: https://www.maynardsfineart.com/auction-catalog/major-tv-series-online-auction_NB9WMFXTY6?pageNum=1

I went hoping that they might have some art-deco stuff from the Bunker, but it ended up being mostly ikea furniture and glassware. So, in the end I only happened to find the inventory list because I decided to look through a bin of notebooks that they were selling for $2 each.

I definitely think that Dean's method of coping with grief is to blame people, and believe that whatever happened could have been preventable "if only..." - which is a valid human reflex... and because we tend to see the world through Dean's POV, we don't really take him to task on it too much. But I agree that just like it's not Jack's fault, it's not Castiel's fault either. They all assessed Jack (including Mary) and believed him to be stable enough to continue to actively help them.