It thought it was pretty obvious they still had their powers (although the one losing its wings casts it into doubt a little).  Otherwise I don't get why Sam and Dean would care at all or how it would be a bad thing.  Its not like they were key factors on keeping Hell in check.

If you can't enjoy a show about a headless ghost from revolutionary times that promos itself with:

It's a comedy and I agree but I also hope they give an honest portrait of what living with Parkinson's i like (albeit for an affluent white male).  Maybe some of that sympathy will drudge up some funding or change of perceptions regarding policy towards research direction and techniques.

Agreed, the premise seems weak but I like Mike O'Malley and will give it a shot.  God damnit that's just what NBC is planning on.

This would be awesome if I had say, more than one cable company to go through and their prices were actually competitive.

That makes sense.  I haven't gotten to those yet but have heard good things.

I've only read Ender's Shadow of the sequels and loved it.  If they can pull Ender's Game off it would be amazing to get the required cast members to do Ender's Shadow properly.  That'd be a ballsy outgoing studio executive that greenlights it though.

Haha, tis phony major!

Don't worry, it sounds like she finds an attractive man that makes everything better.  the moral of any Kristen Wig female empowerment movie is always: a man makes it better.

did anyone tell Carrie?!

Oh shit Alric was in this show?

All the likes.

Attractive women LOOOOOOOVE country music.  Not all of them…but man…I walked into a country bar once with a buddy and my jaw hit the floor.  I feel very regretful about skipping the country bar in town all through out college.

I'll never understand the love people have for rebel wilson.

One dimensional character?  Sir, this is Girls you are so carelessly shitting on.  This is the pinnacle of modern television.  I think you should reconsider your words!

And they replaced the actress who plays her between season 1 and 2. It was jarring at first.

I just realized that statement could mean many characters on this show.  Thus it's big problem.

His podcast is surprisingly fun.  I kind of disliked him on principle for his connection to G4 but listened to the Nerdist out of boredom and was impressed.  They tend to have good guests, he keeps the conversation moving and is generally very well researched into his guests works.

I panicked for a minute that this was in reference to…..her.

The second season ended with his oldest daughter triumphantly quitting her waitress job at a shitty diner after watching everyone around her kind of move on with their lives to begin a new job waitressing at a high end restaurant owned by a guy she used to work with at the diner - Jonathon Taylor Thomas.