The weirding modules are why i read the damn book, so i could find out more about them. I was rather disappointed that they weren't in it AT ALL... but still loved the book and ended up reading the whole series.

Thats... thats... wow. I would never have thought of that, and at first i thought you were bloody insane... but this might be completely brilliant.

Explosive charges used to generate the energy for the plasma bolts? Er... yeah.

@Yatta!: I'd promote this but someone already did. Well said!

@Turbo_Sexophonic: Right there with you on this one, though i did read the comics. It wasn't the deviation from them that bothered me, but everything you stated above. It was like late 80s or early 80s writing and "character development"... It did look good, but the inane dialog, lame plot contrivances and the one…

@akacrash: yeah, but if you're a dick your face doesn't fall off, you still stay as pretty as you can be when drunk. They're saying, and i agree, that the concept of "beautiful=good and ugly=bad" is a bunch of crap and way to simplistic.

Go forth and read Greg Egan's Axiomatic collection if you want to see neurothrillers done really really well.

Thanks for the translation on that, i was curious as to how bad their tag lines were, and now i know.

Supposedly, to the more COMPLETELY INSANE members of our fandom, Jensen and Jared haven't been talking since one of them (can't remember which) got married. In the land of the tin-foil-hat J and J are (or were) romantically involved with each other and the getting married thing broke them up, trashed their true love,…

@13thfloorelevator: remove the /gallery from the end of the URL and you can see the article. The pictures aren't formatted with the article, but it works well enough if you're trying to stick to the old format.

@Mike Russell: I believe in parallel creation and have no problem believing you on this one. However, if you're going to be covering such similar ground as those who have come before you should probably bone up on the classics to make sure you're not re-inventing the wheel. Anyone who's been around since the 90's…

@mythbri: Yeah, though i did love the running gag in this one about them not speaking too each other... that's a scary tin-foil-hat fandom thing right there that had me giggling.

@mythbri: This is so interesting. While we were watching my girlfriend turned to me and said "So, what about all the people who aren't going to get the in-jokes... are they even going to know what's going on?" And i replied, "I think the show is doing a good job of letting people in on the joke, even if they don't…

@Oasx: That guy spoke earlier in the episode and had some kind of accent (french maybe?) I'm guessing (though i could be totally wrong) that that was supposed to be Serge Ladouceur the show's cinematographer... not really sure why he could dodge bullets though, maybe some sort of in-joke? Or they just wanted to make…

@ditikos: "Also anyone noticed that when Sam said "we are not even brothers here" Dean was somehow relieved"

@REDante: That guy spoke earlier in the episode and had some kind of accent (french maybe?) and definitely wasn't the actor who played Gabriel/Loki. I'm guessing (though i could be totally wrong) that that was supposed to be Serge Ladouceur the show's cinematographer... i'm guessing him dodging the bullets was some…

I was already planning on going to Brooklyn this weekend for the huge book sale in Park Slope, but now i know where i'm drinking afterwards! This place looks amazing!

Ok, i was on the fence about this movie but you just pushed me off it and shoved me on to the rusted spikes and broken glass of the "must see this" other side. Well written.

That is brilliant, i love that you're reading Sandman. Keep it up, they really only get better as they go along. If you have a cool library near by you might be able to check them out and save yourself the outrageous graphic novel fees, if money is an issue... if not, they have them all on amazon ;-) I have a…

@orionx3000: ACK! bite your tongue sir, bite your tongue!