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Supernatural Episode Review: I Know What You Did Last Summer

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You can read my review of the Supernatural episode “I Know What You Did Last Summer” at pinkraygun.com. Thank you!

An excerpt:

Sam is a mess, and while it was most assuredly the script that indicates this, it’s Padalecki who stomps perfectly through the squalid squat where Sam is holing up, his slightly unfocused and bleary eyes not seeing the peeling wallpaper or the scuttle of cockroaches or the moldy, lead-based paint, nor even his own lack of grooming and self-care. All the time Padalecki is making Sam stare into the middle distance, at the wreck of his Dean-less world, I had the comfortable feeling that Padalecki gets it. That he understands his character so well that the ramifications of Sam’s loosing Dean come out through every pore, every twitch, every sideways roll of his eyes; every breath Padalecki takes contains the litany of Sam’s ever-present and suicidal grief. “

Suits and ties are nice

Suits and ties are nice

Against the ecclesiastical purple

Against the ecclesiastical purple
 

Spit for me, baby

Spit for me, baby

First aid!

First aid!

Aaaaaaaaaand more first aid!

Aaaaaaaaaand more first aid!

Resistance is futile

Resistance is futile

Stuggling with demons, both internal and external

Stuggling with demons, both internal and external

Sinking under the weight

Sinking under the weight

Struggling with angels

Struggling with angels

Blue May: A Hunt for Red October Fanfic

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Pairing: Jack/Ramius
Fandom: Red October
Rating: R (slash)
Word Count: 8,680
Summary: Six months after the events in Red October, Jack takes vacation (on his boss’s orders) and goes fishing. He runs into Capt. Ramius, who is working, natch, at the shop where Jack gets his supplies. The two decide to go fishing together, as they had once discussed, and find the opportunity to talk about what they did with that sub, and what it meant. In addition, they find the opportunity to discover a closeness that they had not heretofore anticipated. Read the rest of this entry »