"No Rest for the Wicked"

[tigriswolf]

 "Supernatural""Supernatural""SUPERNATURAL" 

I am going to be so angry by the end of the ep, I know it.  

It has been raining for fifteen hours.  *kicks sky*

So, I reread the The Pillars of the World and Shadows and Light last night.  They are awesomesauce.  (Yes, that's part of the reason I'm thinking of writing a fic where Sam Winchester can turn into an animal.)

I want to write a crossover with Changer, too.  It makes me sad that there aren't any.

Oh, hey, ya'll know this show, with the two brothers and Hell-deals and Anti-Christ destinies?  Think I should tune in?

Comments

[smilla02.livejournal.com]

You should check it out. I hear it's good ;)

[tigriswolf]

I've heard good things about it. Apparently, the two leads are fairly attractive, too, which helps.

[irnan.livejournal.com]

No, absolutely not. It's simply terrible: badly written, the actors are awful, the effects rubbish, the storylines ridiculous... oh yes, and its creator is an Evil Genius of Television.

[tigriswolf]

Aww, man. Really?

[noybusiness.livejournal.com]

I am so pumped for No Rest For the Wicked. And yeah, I'll probably be as angry as I am happy.

I just found that Michael Angeli, one of the Battlestar Galactica writing team, was a Dark Angel producer! In addition to being a producer for the whole second season, he wrote Medium is the Message, Love in Vein, and She Ain't Heavy. I was reading an interview with him, and he mentioned that the last time he had so much fun with the rest of a writing staff was when he worked on Dark Angel.

On Galactica, Angeli wrote Six Degrees of Separation (great), A Measure of Salvation, The Woman King, The Son Also Rises, Six of One (recent episode, great), and the upcoming Guess What's Coming to Dinner (looks to be great) and Blood on the Scales.

Now isn't that a reason to watch?

[tigriswolf]

Interesting.

[noybusiness.livejournal.com]

Actually interesting?