Okay, 6.15

[ratherastory]

This one has been hyped beyond words. I'm hoping it lives up. I have managed to stay pretty much entirely unspoiled for this NO THANKS TO YOU, INTERNET! so I'm interested to see where this goes.

:::ETA:::Due to the nature of that episode, this reaction post has a whole lot of extra squee and incoherence. Much more so than usual. You have been

Comments

[katsheswims]

Your flailing seems to match a lot of what I went through when I watched the episode. I loved it

[greeneyes_fan]

I think "stabbed Sam in the face" refers to when they were goofing off with the rubber prop weapons.

[katsheswims]

Oh, okay. That makes sense.

[sagetan]

I love your commentary. I love this show. EVERYTHING IS MADE OUT OF AWESOMESAUCE :DDDDDDDD

[zolac_no_miko]

I was entirely unspoiled for this, omg, I am so glad.

OH MY GOD THE TWEETING. THE TWEETING. HAHAHAHAHAHA MISHA ILU!!

George Hamilton is an actor who is known for being very very tan.

postcardmystery was theorizing that he's Virgil for Virgil Earp, which would be appropriate with the guns and the whole The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly thing they did in the Kripke scene. But that's a pretty ridiculous thing to name an angel after.

MISHA DYING MADE ME SO SAD WAAAAAAAAAAAHH!! TTTTT_TTTTT

"Attractive crying man", YES, haha!

KRIPKEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!

FREEZE FRAAAAAAAAAME~!!

GUH. MOTHERFUCKING CAS. SO SEXY RIGHT THERE. AND ALWAYS.

WHAT EVEN IS THIS SHOW, RIGHT?!

God I fucking loved this episode. Meta is one of my biggest weaknesses, and this. THIS. WHAT EVEN IS THIS, OH MY GOD. It makes me so happy~! TT_TT

[mollyamory]

I think possibly the most hilarious moment was when Gen was all mascara-running-crying "OMG they stabbed Misha to death!" and Sam and Dean both say, "WHERE?!" HEE!

I also loved Dean's speech -- the one that started off "You heard my brother! That's right, I said brother!" It was just so lovely to hear after all of his doubts the first half of the season. \o/

(also I think it was 6.15!)

[dante_s_hell]

The George Hamilton reference-- (in addition to the tan) George Hamilton played Dracula in a spoof movie called, Love at First Bite (1979).

I was kinda hoping to see dogs instead of hearing about alpacas, but overall I thought the episode had some incredibly funny moments.

Love your commentary!