“Most fans got the true message of why Dean was infected.”

Citation, please? I kid, but seriously, this isn’t true for the sites I frequent (which is BuddyTV and TV Guide). BuddyTV actually took a poll on the matter, and the majority (something like 60%) missed the actual reason why he was infected. (But I agree that I didn’t see anybody getting heated up about Sam calling him a dick as teasing… I think essentially everybody enjoys the brotherly banter.)

Maybe we’re not real fans, but most of us honestly didn’t catch it. But I agree that he put out the clarification because of all the reviews that didn’t get it right (80% of the reviews I read thought the dick explanation was the right one)… I think it was just new writers not emphasizing what should’ve been emphasized, and overemphasizing a one-off joke.

Do “real fans” trust that Sam is integral to Kripke’s story? Do “real fans” understand that these first few episodes are setting up the changes in his character and deepening the mystery around him? Do “real fans” make nasty attacks against Jensen Ackles simply because he is the more popular of the two actors? If so you should check out the latest batch of comments on the dick post. Lots of real fans over there it seems. Poor Kripke. with real fans like those, who needs enemies.

It appears the real reason he relented and cleared up this falsehood is the media reviewers that failed to see the nuance in the script. Obviously they need to pay closer attention and learn that all is not what it appears on Supernatural. This show has depth and complexity and is not simple. True fans appreciate the layers Kripke and his amazing cast of Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki bring to Dean and Sam. These are heroes who are allowed to be real men, who do have fears and issues, but facing them and doing their job regardless is what truly makes them remarkable. Real fans knew immediately that Dean was not a dick, past, present or future. We KNOW Dean and have never had such a fascinating character to love and follow. It will be a sad day when Supernatural finally ends, and I hope Eric remembers how most fans absolutely loved the story he brought us, in all its complexity. B.J.

In a way, CBS has become the new Fox. At one time, I never watched anything on CBS until Survivor came along, and then it was only Survivor (not counting David Letterman since that’s not prime time, and I only watch occasionally). Last year, however, CBS had Moonlight, Jericho, and Kid Nation. I actually watched *four* prime time CBS shows and looked forward to all of them each week. Thanks to cancellations, I’m back to Survivor only and have reservations about ever starting to watch another CBS show.

One must rub his chin and wonder: “Wouldn’t those 8-million diehard Moonlight fans look pretty good right now, sandwiched between Ghost & Numb3rs?” Hmmm. An *intelligent* network brass wouldn’t realized, “Hey, this show started out great, let’s give it some promotion, time to grow, and tie into the whole ‘Twilight’ craze.”

But, alas, that’s what an intelligent team would’ve done. Way to kill another show, Eye Net. And yeah, we’re absolutely saying “TOLD YA SO.” Because we said it loud and long, and you arrogantly turned a deaf ear.

You wouldn’t even put Moonlight on your sister/offshoot network in order to boost its viability. How exactly do you justify your horrid business decisions, CBS?

supernatural rocks!!!!!
supernatural is the best tv show ever!!!!!

My favorite scene was when Dean screamed after the cat was discovered. What was your favorite Dean freak out moment?

Next week should be good. After all it’s the Halloween episode!

You can view the outtake video here.

I also liked this week’s Chuck. Although it did make me feel old, this episode scores high because it gave us a glimpse into Sarah’s past.

My favorite parts of the episode had to be Casey as the reunion party DJ. Can I say how much I love Adam Baldwin?

I’m not a Nicole Richie fan, but she was perfectly cast as the bitchy cheerleader. How fitting that her character married the geek – Mark Ratner (Ben Savage) for his money only to find out he had no ambition?

And lastly I loved that the beaten up, wet Sarah beats out the cheerleader for Reunion Queen. Is that ever band geek’s fantasy?