This will make sense to about five of yuns

[teleidoplex]

Sam's a whiny bitch, but wow is Dean yumtastic. Thanks to gollum for the indoctrination reacharound. Now I see why the crossovers with Buffy work so well too.

But Nine is still my banana-boy.

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[gollumgollum.livejournal.com]

Sam gets better--give him time. Dean hasn't started crying yet. (; Which episode are you up to?

We started Dark Angel tonight. So far, all i've seen is Logan become Lifeguard, but i'm definitely enjoying it. More updates as i have 'em.

[swan-tower.livejournal.com]

To be fair -- lest the kitsune get the wrong mental image -- Dean's more the "get glassy-eyed and clench my jaw so I won't REALLY cry" sort than the full-on weeping sort.

But yeah, they kinda swap the whininess around. Which is good, because it means I don't ever decide I'd like the show better without one of them in it. (And the one character I did want to go away obliged me by doing so.)

[moonandserpent.livejournal.com]

That's cause Dean is awesome. Go Clenchy McAgnst!

But I have to echo the K8; like a fine whine errr... like something, Sam improves with age. Well and with Dark Origin Agnst.

[gollumgollum.livejournal.com]

Heh. Clenchy McAngst, indeed.

(Indean? Oh wait, that's dirty. Teehee.)

Glad you're digging it. And yeah...Dean's totally my favorite.

[moonandserpent.livejournal.com]

He'd make a good half-vampire sidekick to a bunch of Mummies.

[teleidoplex]

I dunno, I'm near to the end (the vampire episode), and he just keeps irritating me. It may be because I don't have much sympathy for the whole "My girl was killed and stuffed in a refridgerator/All I want is a normal live" set of motivations. He was starting to improve a bit in my mind, but then this episode came along. I just want Dean or his Dad to smack him one and say, "Dude, people are *dying*, and you have the ability and the knowledge to save them from the pain that you've gone through, so quit yer bellyaching about not having everything that's going on spelled out for you and get your ass back in the car".

Whereas, I haven't really noticed Dean whining much at all. As a motivation, "keep my family together" isn't all that compelling to me either, but it works. I'm hoping for some more Dean development, because the Clenchy McAngst thing works well for me. Keep it all in. Let it brew like fine poison, then expel it all in one massive spew where you verbally rip everyone to shreds. Aw, yeah.

So, unless by "improve with time", you mean the second season, I'm going to have to say that Sam is the bitch in the Wincest relationship. And I heart Dean!

[teleidoplex]

Uh...all of which is to say that I'm really enjoying it!

[d-c-m.livejournal.com]

Yup, it is a good show. They keep twisting it around too so I never really know what will happen next and I like that.

[gollumgollum.livejournal.com]

Oh, i should warn you--"Bugs" is quite possibly the worst episode ever. It's worth seeing, i guess, but go into it understanding that it's going to be awful, and not even really in a cheesy-fun sort of way. There are a few lovely moments in it, though, but if you want, i'll come over and fast-forward through the crap and let you see the good bits.

[gollumgollum.livejournal.com]

(Oh, and there's about two minutes of Important Metaplot that you should watch of it, so stick with it. You'll know 'em when you see 'em.)

[teleidoplex]

Heh. It was pretty bad. About the only thing that made sense was them closing down the development because they found human remains on it. The rest...well, the spider was pretty.

[selenya.livejournal.com]

UNGH.

Dean.

Nuff said.

Though I agree with moonandserpent, Sam does get better with age...like a fine whine.

I slay me. No really. ;)