Ah, missed that bit. Fair enough. Does seem a bit odd that people would get all that up in arms over it though.. Its not like movies (specially out of the Disney spectrum) haven't had much more confusing, or worse, things marketed out of them.

As long as he run with the purgatory thing for more then a single episode (since they usually like to "fix" things like that immediately) he'll probably be okay. Theres a lot of story in the things that they leave left over from the seasons before (like Cas being God) that could have carried much more weight then…

It all seemed very rushed to have an ending happen -which was only made worse by the fact that the whole season seemed like so much filler.

"in terms of Avengers history, the leading candidates would probably be The Wasp, Ms. Marvel, or Scarlet Witch, who can appear so long as there's no mention of the X-Men side of her character"

It was a good episode, better then most.. Maybe better the the entire season. I took a little bit of an issue with Maleficent being nothing more then a hiding place for a flask of Tru Love (yes.. I say Tru!) and not an overarching evil bad ass that comes and whoops everyone from here to kingdom come. She's so much…

Wouldn't be competition, ABC will be making and airing both. One will probably lead into the other and hope to share the ratings.

I wondered that too.. And then when Henry was "dead" (I assume it wasn't real death, cause Snow's wasn't really either) I quickly theorized that they'd secretly lock him up in that while they spent all next season seeking out magic to save him —A theory that was quickly shot down by my oversight to the fact that…

I wondered the exact same thing when I read that.. It sounds like he's saying episode 1, but we both know he said the same sort of thing last year for what ended up being something like episode 4 or 5 (shooting it out of order, because he needed to get directing out of the way so he could learn his lines for his…

"Aunt Bonnie actress Kat Graham discusses her character's reaction to Elena's likely vampiric transformation"

"In case you're wondering, the Kindle Million Club's self-published members include Amanda Hocking and John Locke, who is not the philosopher but a thriller writer from Kentucky."

I say we name this move "The Amazing Spider-Man": Get rid of the main guy and pretty much start from pseudo-scratch with more "agreeable" people.

Yeah... This kinda says it all -and from a real Scott too.

What other movies are you basing this on other then Green Lantern, which was a pretty all around crappy movie to begin with?

" And then they go to Hawaii and create a dome of solid water that nobody can go in or out of, trapping three Naval vessels inside with them. "

Good, I'm happy I'm not the only one who thought his was odd.

Well, I said it in my comment about the episode.. I don't exactly get the proximity on that blast.. I mean, everyone was pretty close to Dick, the blast hit them all.. But *only* Dean and Cas got sucked in?

Part of the problem with the entire season was that it was too tongue and cheek at American society.. Which might have worked good for another show, or if it were just simply better written overall, but it was WAAAAY to much of an over extended wink and a nod at things that Sam and Dean really never have to usually…

"Dean is gonna come back "Broken" or "Scarred" from his experienced and most likely a monster killing machine."

Taking my Jibber-jabber in parts, hopefully this won't run as long as usual:

I turned to my roommate after we found out where Dean was and I said "Hey, Dean just got realm Bingo"