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nym_wibblyNow Pinterest has followed up yesterday's Comic Con 2013 Loki conquest with dozens of pix of Tom Hiddleston attached to stunt wires and waiting to do whatever it is he's about to do, intermingled with Neil Gaiman's sass-based text posts. Still not complaining.
And my cat is stalking ever so slowly from the back of the couch towards the open back door, unaware that a) the bird she had her eye on has left the garden, and b) there's a small slug hanging from her saggy fluffy tits.
I got to Supernatural 15.09 yesterday. It's a cracking final season so far, with Chuck graduating from fickle author controlling of his fave OC's to fucking-lost-it diva tantrum. I've never seen Rob Benedict, who I know mainly from the shortlived/fast-cancelled Threshold oh-so-many moons ago, do full-on scary before. I've never once had to work at suspending my disbelief about Chuck's ability to snap his fingers and end the world just because he's feeling pissy. SCARY.
I'm guessing Jack's going to have to be the one to ultimately deal with (replace?) God, but I'd really like it if Sam and Dean got some licks in first. It's not looking promising at this point in the season, but Sam definitely hurt Chuck's feelings good and hard before getting his arse handed to him. And Dean just punched him. It's a start.
Loved the falling-out between Dean and Castiel spilling over from last season and running on for most of the first half of this one. Loved that it was Dean who finally unbent, his level of self-awareness, and that he was incapable of starting that conversation face to face, or at all until he thought he was about to lose Cas yet again.
Loved that once Dean moved on from that festering anger, he was able to accept Sam's 11th hour veto of the trap-God plan with trust and calm, like he purged so much poison with the acts of forgiveness and confession. I didn't expect the story to get to the mid-season point with Dean being in a much better headspace than either Cas, who's all but broken from losing Jack, or Sam who's lost hope in the face of Chuck's future-pocalypse clipshow. Innnteresting.
And my cat is stalking ever so slowly from the back of the couch towards the open back door, unaware that a) the bird she had her eye on has left the garden, and b) there's a small slug hanging from her saggy fluffy tits.
I got to Supernatural 15.09 yesterday. It's a cracking final season so far, with Chuck graduating from fickle author controlling of his fave OC's to fucking-lost-it diva tantrum. I've never seen Rob Benedict, who I know mainly from the shortlived/fast-cancelled Threshold oh-so-many moons ago, do full-on scary before. I've never once had to work at suspending my disbelief about Chuck's ability to snap his fingers and end the world just because he's feeling pissy. SCARY.
I'm guessing Jack's going to have to be the one to ultimately deal with (replace?) God, but I'd really like it if Sam and Dean got some licks in first. It's not looking promising at this point in the season, but Sam definitely hurt Chuck's feelings good and hard before getting his arse handed to him. And Dean just punched him. It's a start.
Loved the falling-out between Dean and Castiel spilling over from last season and running on for most of the first half of this one. Loved that it was Dean who finally unbent, his level of self-awareness, and that he was incapable of starting that conversation face to face, or at all until he thought he was about to lose Cas yet again.
Loved that once Dean moved on from that festering anger, he was able to accept Sam's 11th hour veto of the trap-God plan with trust and calm, like he purged so much poison with the acts of forgiveness and confession. I didn't expect the story to get to the mid-season point with Dean being in a much better headspace than either Cas, who's all but broken from losing Jack, or Sam who's lost hope in the face of Chuck's future-pocalypse clipshow. Innnteresting.