I know, it's like the TV version of cutting or something. *shakes head*
My friends and I were trying to remember what Dean's storyline had been over the past two seasons.
Tell me about it. Hard to answer that question when he didn't have one. Even Bobby had a storyline last year, stupid as it was but Dean is the one character they can't seem to find an idea (or even be interested to think of one) for him.
I wasn't a fan of soulless Sam at all either because I found him both terribly inconsistent (he is supposed to be dramatic, no funny, no dangerous, no funny again) as well as he reminded me too much of parts of Season 4 where I wanted to continouusly punch the character through glass doors.
Urgh, they have written both characters into the ground so much, I can't even watch old episodes without thinking about it.
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Date: 2012-07-11 09:48 am (UTC)I know, it's like the TV version of cutting or something. *shakes head*
My friends and I were trying to remember what Dean's storyline had been over the past two seasons.
Tell me about it. Hard to answer that question when he didn't have one. Even Bobby had a storyline last year, stupid as it was but Dean is the one character they can't seem to find an idea (or even be interested to think of one) for him.
I wasn't a fan of soulless Sam at all either because I found him both terribly inconsistent (he is supposed to be dramatic, no funny, no dangerous, no funny again) as well as he reminded me too much of parts of Season 4 where I wanted to continouusly punch the character through glass doors.
Urgh, they have written both characters into the ground so much, I can't even watch old episodes without thinking about it.