#watch 3 supernatural episodes

[indigogirled]

NERDS GUMMY CLUSTERSSSSSS

[bloodydeanwinchester]

🥳 happy birthday babygirl i love you forever and ever 🥳

[sammygender]

wrt prev post and sam’s original ‘fed demon blood by azazel as a baby’ arc like. actually that was the most insane thing to see depicted on my television especially when it seemed like no one else i knew or followed was talking about it. it felt so explicit and yet it was sooo deep in metaphor. she walked in on us. sammy, you’re my favourite. god it must be terrible to know something happened but that you’ll never be able to remember it or tell anyone about it. never be able to rip it out or scrub it clean. so azazel could get into my nursery and- bleed in my mouth? because i wasn’t clean. these trials - they’re purifying me. anyway. augh

[grabyoursaintsandpray]

Supernatural

3.11 - Mystery Spot

[preseriesdean]

I figure our family's so screwed to hell, maybe we can help some others. Makes things a little bit more bearable.

SAM AND DEAN 1.02, “WENDIGO”

[tessaaaaa]

Its's so interesting how everyone always complains about Tv shows nor airing weekly anymore but the second it happens and then you get an episode that you dont 100% love everyone just freaks out.

Yes, this is about Agatha all along. Can people have some patience please?

[gabriestat]

[floralandfailing]

If I watched Star Trek tos regularly I would have it finished in a month or so, but I am weak and cannot do that to save my life. It's going to take me 5 years at least

[yepthatsacowalright]

"Reality Takes A Holiday" as the finale for Eerie Indiana is so important to me and I'll tell you why.

First off, I'm pretty sure it was the first time I ever saw what a set looked like, what a script looked like, and how many people work behind the scenes to make a show. It got me curious to learn more, which then sort of altered the whole trajectory of my life, so that's a weird and fascinating to think about. Specifically, I really liked the fact that studio lots had golf carts, and one of my longest standing childhood dreams was to drive one. I didn't even need to be doing anything important. I just yearned to be, for a brief moment in time, a golf cart person on an LA back lot.

Then, years ago when I moved to LA and got my first ever production assistant job, I GOT TO DRIVE THE CART AROUND THE STUDIO! It was everything I hoped it would be, and easily the best part of that job. And that job, by the way, was at CBS Radford Studios. Which I remember even at the time thinking, 'Hehe Radford, like Mr. Radford.' Not realizing THAT'S WHERE THE CHARACTER GOT HIS NAME. Eerie Indiana FILMED AT RADFORD STUDIOS. I was living my golf cart fantasy at the EXACT SAME PLACE that I had seen and dreamed of golf carting, which is such a strange fact that I wish I'd known when I was working there because what are the fucking odds? But, to bring it back to the actual storyline of the episode (spoilers ahead btw), I love that there's the line, "'If he's not back by the final shot, the network's gonna cancel all of us!" Because Marshall writes himself out of the reality where Eerie Indiana is a TV show. So he isn't back by the final shot. And the network does cancel all of them. I love the implication that the town being a fictional place watched by an audience was just another part of Eerie's weirdness. That the brief time it was on the air was a blip of realities connecting and Marshall fixed it by choosing to go back. He and Simon continue their investigations, we just don't get to follow along anymore. It is the most satisfying ending to a short lived series I've ever seen, and I think that's why it's stuck with me for decades. It feels like an honest way to end something that no one working on it wanted to end. Were it up to them, they would rewrite the ending and go back, too.

[demcrazymandolin]

I can't help but notice that these two idiots

Are the worst possible mix of these two pairs of idiots

And here's why 🙂☝️

1. Communication skills between edwin and Charles is- let's not even go there....

2. Whenever Edwin tries to get Charles to talk to him, Charles buries his feelings down somewhere, never to be dealt with again. (Classic Sam/Dean dynamic)

[strawberrryangel]

cas, holding dean back: dean, it’s over 🔵👄🔵

dean: RRRÄÄÆÄÄHH ⚫️👅⚫️

[porto-rosso]

brother where is the charles appreciation

[angst-is-love-angst-is-life]

Went straight from finishing Spn to Loki

An interesting change of pace

[twistedshipper]

if you talk enough sense then you'll lose your mind

[shy-sapphic-ace]

Why are anime intro/outros such bangers,,,

[blodeuweddschild]

Still weird to me how supernatural writers have more care for their fans than sherlock writer Moffat did. Even with that ending. Like wow very little is worse than spns ending but sherlock was lower