I'm totally sad that Ellen and Jo had to die (and Kripke really does enjoy killing people, doesn't he?), but I think it made sense...in a way. I mean, it's the apocalypse people are going to die/have to die, and it doesn't mean much to the boys (or us) if it's not anyone we care about. (Anyone feel any remorse when what's-his-name was killed in episode three?)
But, yeah, I totally get the disappointment.
I don't understand why Sam and Dean didn't call every friggin' hunter they knew to back them up as they went to meet Lucifer.
Heh, see this is why we win more logical points than our dear Winchesters. Backup would be good, yes? Yet, have they ever really looked for backup? Winchesters=consistently illogical. xD
*hugs* I'm sad that everyone on my Flist seems to be pulling away from SPN. I miss having someone to squee with. Maybe once I get back to Crossing Kansas, we can squee again over my personal canon...because you know some things won't happen in my 'verse.
On a happier note: Glee!! I love the singing and the high school drama and the boy-singing! So awesome!
Edited to ask: What are your thoughts on Castle and NCIS? Good, bad, or otherwise?
I completely understand that this is war and people die but seriously it's become almost cliche that anyone who isn't male will be killed sooner rather than later.
I have had my problems with the direction SPN has taken and initially last night's episode angered me so much I almost swore off the show, but I've calmed down. Hubby loves the whole angel/demon story line and he thinks the show is getting better all the time.
Always feel free to squee about the show - I still love the boys and there are many things I still love the show for all it's faults. I'm coming to terms with the direction the show has taken and ultimately I may not like everything Kripke is doing but I'd rather he change and grow the characters then keep them stagnant
I'm totally sad that Ellen and Jo had to die (and Kripke really does enjoy killing people, doesn't he?), but I think it made sense...in a way. I mean, it's the apocalypse people are going to die/have to die, and it doesn't mean much to the boys (or us) if it's not anyone we care about. (Anyone feel any remorse when what's-his-name was killed in episode three?)
But, yeah, I totally get the disappointment.
I don't understand why Sam and Dean didn't call every friggin' hunter they knew to back them up as they went to meet Lucifer.
Heh, see this is why we win more logical points than our dear Winchesters. Backup would be good, yes? Yet, have they ever really looked for backup? Winchesters=consistently illogical. xD
*hugs* I'm sad that everyone on my Flist seems to be pulling away from SPN. I miss having someone to squee with. Maybe once I get back to Crossing Kansas, we can squee again over my personal canon...because you know some things won't happen in my 'verse.
On a happier note: Glee!! I love the singing and the high school drama and the boy-singing! So awesome!
Edited to ask: What are your thoughts on Castle and NCIS? Good, bad, or otherwise?
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I have had my problems with the direction SPN has taken and initially last night's episode angered me so much I almost swore off the show, but I've calmed down. Hubby loves the whole angel/demon story line and he thinks the show is getting better all the time.
Always feel free to squee about the show - I still love the boys and there are many things I still love the show for all it's faults. I'm coming to terms with the direction the show has taken and ultimately I may not like everything Kripke is doing but I'd rather he change and grow the characters then keep them stagnant
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