I think the female characters in Supernatural are very strong...even the ones who die in the opening credits. They may be wearing less than the males, but they're out there fighting just as hard.
Besides, I'm tired of all the "who's sleeping with whom" shows out there. I find it refreshing to watch a show that's about two brothers fighting for survival.
As for My Heart Will Go On...it felt like Sam and Dean had been raised by Bobby and Ellen, alongside Jo. It made me wonder if, in this AU, John had decided to go be a hunter on his own, and left the boys with them. It felt like a stronger relationship than "after Stanford".
I loved Fate. She was just doing her job, cleaning up the angels' mess, and she wasn't all that happy about it.
The thing I can't get my head around is the time between 1914 and 2011. Wouldn't it have been easier to take care of the extra souls back in 1915? Or even 1940? Less souls, less mess. But maybe they had to end the extra souls at the same time they were created? Argh. Time travel makes my head spin.
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Date: 2011-10-27 12:50 am (UTC)Besides, I'm tired of all the "who's sleeping with whom" shows out there. I find it refreshing to watch a show that's about two brothers fighting for survival.
As for My Heart Will Go On...it felt like Sam and Dean had been raised by Bobby and Ellen, alongside Jo. It made me wonder if, in this AU, John had decided to go be a hunter on his own, and left the boys with them. It felt like a stronger relationship than "after Stanford".
I loved Fate. She was just doing her job, cleaning up the angels' mess, and she wasn't all that happy about it.
The thing I can't get my head around is the time between 1914 and 2011. Wouldn't it have been easier to take care of the extra souls back in 1915? Or even 1940? Less souls, less mess. But maybe they had to end the extra souls at the same time they were created? Argh. Time travel makes my head spin.