Did you ever read neptune_online? We had some joke edition with Logan drawing a killer zombie unicorn (I think it was in conjunction with what would happen if the end of the world came) and he drew it with reasons why it would be hell (it'd be able to puncture a hole in a boat). There was a drawing and everything.
Yea, no I remember neptune_online well, but I don't remember zombie unicorns! Although now that you mention it, haha, I do vaguely remember something about puncturing a hole in a boat with drawings and stuff. Must have blocked the killer zombie unicorn part out!
I would have thought it was CGI too. But there was a set pic of the horse on set with the corn on his head! Maybe the made it look prettier afterwards with CGI, not sure. But there's some awfully hard gravity issues to overcome with that kinda thing, I'm grossly curious what their method was. Makeup must have some wondrous glue that sticks to hair or something.
Adorable SamandDean lists are always appreciated! The way their pattern goes though, get the tissues ready. ;)
Yeah, and the juvenile humor (e.g. "ball washer") actually gave us nice brotherly moments instead of just being crude.
One might say Sam's fear of clowns is a literal physical manifestation of Dean leaving him behind.
Oooo, I hadn't thought about it like this, but YES. I wonder just how old Dean and Sam were when Dean left him there. Because it feels like the older the boys were, the less Sam's fear is about clowns per se.
Yeah, and the juvenile humor (e.g. "ball washer") actually gave us nice brotherly moments instead of just being crude.
Yes! There's totally a difference.
I wonder just how old Dean and Sam were when Dean left him there.
I got the feeling it was supposed to be around the same age as the boy who's mom worked there that Dean talked too. He sounded like in defending the Mom he was kinda defending himself abit too. Retrospectively, it's neat how the first Clowns ep was right after Sam almost lost Dean for the second time in the series too. And Mystery Spot ALMOST could have had a clown in it, hahaha. Gabriel/The Trickster was kinda a stand-in clown. XD
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But to your bat signal--I watch the show and I like it well enough if that'll help with another set of eyes.
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That'd be awesome! I'll PM you.
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I'm glad you like my list. I very much prefer making lists of adorable SamandDean stuff than stuff that made me cry. :D
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Adorable SamandDean lists are always appreciated! The way their pattern goes though, get the tissues ready. ;)
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Yeah, and the juvenile humor (e.g. "ball washer") actually gave us nice brotherly moments instead of just being crude.
One might say Sam's fear of clowns is a literal physical manifestation of Dean leaving him behind.
Oooo, I hadn't thought about it like this, but YES. I wonder just how old Dean and Sam were when Dean left him there. Because it feels like the older the boys were, the less Sam's fear is about clowns per se.
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Yes! There's totally a difference.
I wonder just how old Dean and Sam were when Dean left him there.
I got the feeling it was supposed to be around the same age as the boy who's mom worked there that Dean talked too. He sounded like in defending the Mom he was kinda defending himself abit too. Retrospectively, it's neat how the first Clowns ep was right after Sam almost lost Dean for the second time in the series too. And Mystery Spot ALMOST could have had a clown in it, hahaha. Gabriel/The Trickster was kinda a stand-in clown. XD
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