I think they might have had the germ of the Vessels idea even then. Though I've also heard it said that that idea came about during the Writers's Strike.
You kind of have to be psycho to be a hunter. Or you become psycho once you're in it. Sam and Dean resist the psycho by leaning on each other, but they consider themselves crazy at this point. Tamara was apparently leaning on Isaac. I don't see her lasting long without him.
I rather liked "Seven," but I've only seen it once. This was my first episode of SPN and I really liked that they referenced that movie. It was nice to "get" something after being dropped into this new mythology.
Dean's being immature. Love it.
Sam's being kind of super mature. Love it. He's trying to take care of Dean, cause Dean's not taking care of himself <3
Fullmetal does the Seven Deadly Sins as well. Stay tuned!
This episode pales next to the other season openers, I think (except for the Pilot). But I rewatched it last week and still liked it. I just can't stop comparing every opener to "Lazarus Rising" and "In My Time of Dying."
I actually can't decide which death is worse: Sloth or Gluttony. Gluttony is definitely squickier...
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I think they might have had the germ of the Vessels idea even then. Though I've also heard it said that that idea came about during the Writers's Strike.
You kind of have to be psycho to be a hunter. Or you become psycho once you're in it. Sam and Dean resist the psycho by leaning on each other, but they consider themselves crazy at this point. Tamara was apparently leaning on Isaac. I don't see her lasting long without him.
I rather liked "Seven," but I've only seen it once. This was my first episode of SPN and I really liked that they referenced that movie. It was nice to "get" something after being dropped into this new mythology.
Dean's being immature. Love it.
Sam's being kind of super mature. Love it. He's trying to take care of Dean, cause Dean's not taking care of himself <3
Fullmetal does the Seven Deadly Sins as well. Stay tuned!
This episode pales next to the other season openers, I think (except for the Pilot). But I rewatched it last week and still liked it. I just can't stop comparing every opener to "Lazarus Rising" and "In My Time of Dying."
I actually can't decide which death is worse: Sloth or Gluttony. Gluttony is definitely squickier...