Ha ha ha WRONG

[trinityvixen]

Finally watched last week's Supernatural. So much for that theory then, huh?

Then again, it was Castiel saying as much, and he's like constantly wrong or changing his mind or getting side-swiped by someone who plays it even a little bit sly (to say nothing of being outright devious). Maybe he was wrong? Also, I think his plan is fucking stupid. Have fun tilting at those windmills, little angel.

Also, I snorted in my head as soon as I read the episode title. Way to give away the minor reveal in the title, show! I have to say though, War was looking kind of skeezy-but-all-right, if you know what I mean. Too bad he lost that particular meat suit. Wouldn't say no to starting something up to get his attention. Ahem.

So the boys have split up, eh? That's great. Maybe they'll stop angsting about each other so fucking much. Sheesh.

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[ivy03.livejournal.com]

I think his plan is fucking stupid.
I get the feeling that's the plan. I laughed so hard when he said he was going to find God. Everyone's faces--priceless.

Oh, trinity, the boys will never stop angsting at each other. This show runs on boy angst. Haven't you realized that by now?

[trinityvixen.livejournal.com]

Castiel got cool for two seconds there with the angel-slaughtering (apparently, with the blessing of God?). He needs not to go back to being ridiculously useless again.

More than just the angsting, I really wanted to kill the ending angst wrap-up scenes more than anything else.

[ivy03.livejournal.com]

Those have gotten annoying. They've been around since s2 at least, but it seems like every episode last season was one of the boys trying to get the other to talk and the other saying they don't want to talk about it, and then in the last five minutes of the show--tearful confession.

I am amused, though, that they always seem to be shooting these scenes in particularly romantic spots.