Tippi Blevins

I had entirely forgotten that Cami was even on this show. I enjoyed Elijah and Gia's training session. Elijah likes when a woman knows the quickest and most direct route to a man's heart.

That was weird and dumb as hell. If she's that needy when she barely knows him, how would she be as a significant other?

Sam should've been like, "How do you even know that? Did you Facebook-friend her after you killed her husband?!"

I really need for someone to take Hannah shopping for new jeans, or at least to tell her not to roll up the hems of her current ones.

I attributed "Dog Dean Afternoon" to these writers in an earlier post I made. I have since realized what they actually wrote was "Man's Best Friend With Benefits." I got my weird bestiality episodes mixed up. Sorry about that.

I think Crowley just likes Dean. He didn't want him dead. He knew Castiel could help get him back.

I wish that either they let the demonic Dean storyline go on for a longer, uninterrupted chunk, or else showed him being worse during this little stint. Because I just didn't get the urgency in "curing" him. I mean, yes, it's Sam's brother and he doesn't want him to be a demon, but Dean's not really causing a lot of trouble unless you're a karaoke fan. If it had seemed like he was ramping up to be a serious villain, then okay. But I think they wanted to shelve the storyline for a while so they rushed through it in time to have one buffer episode and then the goofy, musical 200th episode. I guess considering who wrote it, I should just be glad nobody eye-humped a poodle to a porno soundtrack.

Did the priest even actually bless that blood? He does his little blessing or whatever over the cooler, and then Sam grabs blood bags out of the fridge and dumps them into the cooler. Does the cooler transfer blessings? Why am I even asking that?

Castiel: We still have the Mark of Cain to worry about. Sam: Eh, I'm sure it can wait til Sweeps or even later in the season.

Damn. Cole did a lot of aging in 11 years.

Well, I guess that explains the weird vision I painted recently. Although I'm not sure why my TV has rabbit ears in the future. Don't all y'all rush to hire me as an art teacher, now.

I thought it was dumb and weird for Castiel not to say something to Hannah like, "Hey, you're kind of really acting like the very angels you hate!" It just seems like potentially another iteration of the same angel storyline they've trotted out before. As for why Castiel is staying in a grubby motel instead of the bunker, I like to think he got tired of Sam asking him to blow-dry and style his hair for him after the shoulder incident.

Ohh. That would make more sense than the "I'm Cole, my bother," that I heard, which seemed kinda weirdly familiar.

Oh, that. Well, I guess it's nice he left it unpaid instead of, say, just killing everyone like most demons would.

In all his searching for Dean, had Sam ever actually just tried calling him? On the phone? Because it seemed like he went through a lot of trouble, and then he finally gets in touch just by ringing him up. I mean, it was that kidnapper dude who called, but Dean didn't know that. He saw the caller ID, thought it was Sam, and answered. Also, what did Dean mean he left a tab for him at the bar?

I entirely forgot about his alcoholism, so I didn't get why it was such a big deal that he took a drink, or why Nora didn't want him to. I guess they tried to remind us of it when he dumped Dutch's booze into that potted plant, but I just thought he hated potted plants or something.

Somehow, the more facial hair Daniel Gillies has, the younger he looks. Elijah looked like a baby with that budding beard. And damn it, Hayley! You had a chance to kill Oliver, or at least force him to wash that stringy mop on his head!

They were down on "Wendigo," but I still like that episode. I thought the monster was scary enough, since it was mostly hidden in shadows. I mean, most of the monsters they have just look like regular people who sometimes get to wear pointy teeth or funky contact lenses.

What was their actual plan, anyway? They go to confront the Master in his lair at Bolivar's place... Were they going to just shoot him with a lot of bullets and try to lop off his head? The sunlight thing just seemed like they lucked into it, and wasn't something they had planned on. Then Abe has to stand there and shout, "In the name of all that is holy!" instead of just hacking away at him while he was writhing in the light. You're not Inigo Montoya! You don't need to preface your revenge!

"He gave you the white, but not the worm" sounds like it should be a line in some kind of art house porn. I wish instead of just walking backwards out of the lair, the vampires had full on moonwalked out of there. I think the young actor playing Zack is kind of terrible, but I don't hate Zack simply because I feel like having Eph as a parent is enough punishment.

I would have suggested something a bit less ambitious, like... skydiving.

I had a damned Under the Dome dream night before last. It's not enough that I spent valuable hours watching this show, but then it invaded my sleep. In my dream, the dome (sphere, really) relocated to Mars and Julia was worried there wasn't enough water to run the washing machines or take care of her hair. Also, there was an Ewok.

I don't think anybody mentioned it. I thought Henry said something about beef protein, but I can't recall now for certain. I'm trying to decide if I would find it creepy that some guy instantly analyzed my marital status to such a degree as Henry did that "Aterna" client, or would I just think, "Whatever, he looks like Ioan Gruffudd, let him analyze away."

And what happens if he dies in the desert? How close does a body of water have to be? Will he pop up hundreds of miles away in the nearest river, or would a bathtub do? Or what if the nearest body of water is under ice? Like if a bunch of Antarctic penguins kill him and he pops up in the ocean under the ice, only to drown and die again immediately.

This reminded me, sort of, of that X Files episode where everyone in this little town stayed young by eating people, and went nuts from a prion disease. The moral of these stories is don't eat people's brains. I mean, don't eat people at all, if you can help it. I'm glad Henry doesn't die in every episode, but it wouldn't hurt them to find other reasons to strip him...