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[gategrrl]

You Supernatural fen....there are SO MANY of you on my flist, I'm starting to feel left out...like in the near future I might actually have to acquire the DVDs to know what the heck you're all talking about, so I dont' have to hear it all second-hand!

Darned SPN fans.

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[gategrrl.livejournal.com]

Oh, I'm not there yet...I did enjoy the last episode Road Kill, though. The story wasn't as dire as another I'd seen...um...the one with the creepy psycho child in the painting. That one. That was pretty darned dire. Good concept, awkard chippy and romancing.

The one in the sanitarium just freaked me out way back when.

[obelix]

There are a few things I like about this show.

For one Kripke seems to understand the fact that the fans do make notes and remember from one episode to the next (except for the odd overnight healing that happened in some first season episodes). It seems as though there is a canon bible to this show and they are following it.

Although there are some instances of attraction and sometimes a bit of romance, it's usually more of a nod to recognize that the boys are human and doesn't last very long and yet it's not the Cartwright syndrome.

The women guest star are not portrayed as incompetent or always in need of rescue. In fact they have had some really good guest characters: Hailey, Sarah, lady cop in the Benders, Linda Blair, Tricia Helfer, etc.

The story is about the Winchesters and it's staying about the Winchesters, it's a buddy show that's staying a buddy show with an arc.

Whumping Dean, Sam and John is pretty much a requisite of each episode which warms my little hurt comfort heart.

The fanfiction is incredible and prolific, on par with the fanfiction for Stargate during the first 4 years of the show.

Oh and cute guys! ;-)

For all of that I can forgive the odd plothole and imperfect script. After all I watched all 10 seasons of Stargate ;-)