the kids are fuckin creepy
ARE YOU SHITTING ME? the fact that the kid wasn't his is MADE of lameness.
MADE.OF.LAME.
I'm just going to live in a little world where the kid *is* his. dude, that would have opened up so many interesting issues and possibilities and dilemmas and...yeah. fuck, dude. I'm pissed off.
fuck you, Kripke. this is the first time I've ever been pissed at you *shakes fist*
lame. I just think the hypothetical idea that Dean kinda-sorta wants kids is far less interesting (he *is* of that age where guys start to settle down, it's not even that surprising) than the fact that he never particularly thought he would, but here this kid is, alive and half-formed already. because then you have to deal with stuff like:
does Dean want to carry on the family business, to pass it on to his son? he was clearly proud of him when he helped, but does he want that fate for him?
now Dean has a reason to want to live. or does he? see: maybe it's better if I die so my son can live a normal life.
would this put Lisa in danger / what exactly is the heritability of this situation with Sam and the yellow-eyed demon / yellow-eyed demon is dead, but is there still a threat at all?
and ok, maybe Lisa was lying there at the end, but that's not how they played it. if that's the case, that scene was seriously mis-directed.
*is still pissy*
still like Ruby. demon, eh? the love interest of the mystically-fated main character is a demon, you say?
now where have I heard that before.....
also, children-of-the-corn children are one of my top 3 creepiest things ever. *shudder*